16 10 260 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9e9349ac620371ca20a85d59db735b29.pdf 5d572cc6655e62c360d5c9321b72d025 PDF Text Text SZf£a£ET!*T^: Casselberry Club Women Hear Talk About State Parks By Jane Casselberry Page 10 — May 12, 1964 3 b r 0«nfurh B rralb State parka and historical memorials within easy driving distance were featured in a WASHINGTON’ (UPI) — Istate Chnirman Robert For-[man from 1959 to 1901 and colored film presented by Rep. Robert Taft Jr., R-Ohio, sythe. When word leaked out now heads the Senate GOP Ralph Hager, chief of the In­ is being talked up today as that the keynoting assignment Campaign Committee, is slat­ formation and Education De­ a likely choice for keynoter was being set up for the not- ed for the role of permanent | partm ent of Florida Hoard of of the Republican National so-well-known Minnesotan, ne- chairman. Parks and Memorials, for' the Convention in a shift away ' gative reaction chilled his Gov. Mark Hatfield of Ore­ Woman’s Club of Casselberry. from a little-known state prospects, gon is regarded as the best Lovely scenes taken at High­ leader. j Taft, son of the lulu Sen- bet for temporary chairman. land Hammock State Park Party leaders, it was learn- ate GOP Leader, was pushed Both chairmen, as well ns the n e rr Sebrlng; Hillsborough ed. have scrubbed the p rior'into nntional prominence just keynoter, deliver nationally River State Park north of ronsidcratian given Minnesota a week ago by his smashing televised speeches. But the Tainpa; Tomoka River State four-to-one victory for the heaviest loud falls on the Park, near Ormond Heach; Ohio Republican senatorial permanent chairman, who preHager told many amusing nomination. The 47-yenr-old sides during adoption of the anccodotcs about the state Taft beat Ted W. Brown, platform nnd nomination of parks and pointed out many in­ Ohio secretary of state, nnd | the presidential and vice teresting features, such as is favored to win the seat held presidential candidates, the alligators a t Highland by Democratic Sen. Stephen Hammock who eagerly await M. Young, who won renomi­ their daily ration of marsh­ nation. mallows. FHTITIOI « S U ir, T h e GOP arrangements The increasing popularity of IS h e r e b y g iv e n committee meets May 23 in ( h aNOTICK our state parks is shown by By Mr*. Adam Muller t f arn in buRlnrna H**rnltlo1#» I’nimtho half million overnight Dr. John Johns of Stetson ! Washington to pick officers nt K*»r*nt MILS. KKNNKTH (iltEKN. president of the Woman's Club of C assel­ ty, Klorl'ln, uinler tli* H< tltimi* campers who used the facili­ University w i l l lie guest for the convention opening in tlH IlH* of, l*J»n Ic* berry, left, studies colorful folder on Floridu State Parks with Kalph ties during 1W13. speaker for today's 7:30 pm . Fan Francisco on July 13, On C rr.u ii a n d f U i t r y Mhnpp**. linger, idlest speaker and Mrs. J. E. Dunwood, program chairman. Ilaifcr arid ifia t I I n t •»n*i to rriiliitfir He answered the many quo*, meeting of the DeBary Civic May 20, the Republican N'a- *•1-1 r i me ullh tii a I'lnk Of is chief of tho information anil education denartment of the Florida lioard tlons from members of the Assoriation to be hold in the j tionnl Committee will give Hi* C i r c u i t C o u r t , H rm ln o lr (Herald Photo) of Parks and Memorials. C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , in n c r o r d a n c a audience concerning the park Community Center. formal approval to the choices w i t h t h e proviitiofj* o f tiif* F i r ■ystem. Dr. Johns is no stranger to f°r temporary chairman, key- t It lour* N a m e HtMtutea, t o - u l t : • tlori $»».'».»:» h'lnrbln H t d l u t m During the business meeting the area as many residents nnter and permanent chair- S» IMS 7. the new president, Mrs. Ken­ have enjoyed his informative man. t*nrr Mutkmr**t.» Melater neth Green, announc'd the and entertaining talks bolh ■ Fen. Thruston B. Morton, Publish: April 2'*. Mnr f» . 12. ID. m i appointment of the following party chair- C|»T-J02 in DeBary nnd in Del.and. R-Ky., who Carl Jack, Mrs. J. K. Dun Members are invited to atwoody and Mrs. R. D. Wesley, tend and bring a neighbor to program committee; Mrs. L. E. C. Woodcock, fi3, former the meeting which will be the K. Swope, membership; Mrs. By Jane Casselberry (fort, Linda Cote, Betty Davis, Snnforil Imsinrssmnn, di'-d un- last liefore the summer reC. K. Fisher, courtesy; the Susannc Follcy, Sandra Had- ex|>ectc<lly this morning at cess. Principal John Angel of permanent executive hoard, On Tuesday, May 19, at 7:30 ing, Patricia ilalsy, Evelyn Jaeksonviile. South Seminole Junior High bouse and grounds; Mrs. Ed­ p m., there will be a meeting ward Pender, hostesses; Mrs. School at Casselberry has an­ llammcl, Alice Harris, Mari­ A native of Douglas, Ga., for those interested in assist­ Nance Russell, publicity; Mrs. nounced the honor roll for lyn Jenqtiln, Brenda Jones, he had resided in Sanforil ing willi the DeBary Youth Albert Grim wood, Mrs. El- the fiftli six-weeks grading Beverly Ketcham, Barbara from his early youth until 1910, Program which will run for It Ko/le, Karen Lyons, Connie period. Wood Hciss, and Mrs. R. K. Student* making all "A’s" M u r r y , Jeanne Pcrraull, when ho removed to Jackson­ weeks during the summer va­ Marsh, ways and means; Mrs. cation. Ren Evans and Mrs. Edward included Gerard O'Connor, Hsihara Peterson, Barbara ville. Glenn Smltli, overall chair­ Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lunn, year book; Mrs. Clar- Janet Waltman, Deldiy Davis, Wcyers and Rebecca Wil­ Marllco Woodcock; a daughter man, and Chester Rcarlrk, •nco Doebcner, telephone James Krik.sen, Judith Gregg, liams. Eighth graders were Hnr- Mrs. S. J. Davis Jr., nnd president of the Civic Associa­ committee; Mrs. Darius Prin- Michael Shaw, Linda Walt­ gle, chaplain and Mrs. Edith man, James liner bus, Court­ bara Andrews, Keith Creedcn, three granddaughters, of San­ tion which sponsors the pro­ ney Durrcll, Belinda Carr and Charles Engle, T h o m a s ford and five sisters. Miss gram, will he present to ad­ Myndcrxe. music. Hawks, Anne Higgins, John Versa Woodcock, Mrs. It. T. dress tile parents. It was announced that the Donna Tomlin. recent cancer drive conducted Ninth grade honor students Meadows, Terry Mosley, El­ Johnson and Mrs. Bertha Ter­ Announcement h a s been In Casselberry by the Wom­ were Randy Reach, Peter len Nibluck, Linda Smith, rell, of Sanford; Mrs. Gertha made Rial work will soon get j an’s Club amounted to $005.18. Iicrry, David Buckner, Brian David Unlcy, Suzanne Web­ Rivers, Savannah, N. Y., and underway on the Community Hie club wishes to thank all Bury, Richard Clarke, Robert ber. Rebecca Allen, Lalon By­ Mrs. Eunice Iluticr, Phoenix, Center building program to establish an American lied those who donated so gener­ Eldridge, Ranald Greene, Ro­ ers, Linda Gamlilin, Mary Ariz. Funeral and burial services Cross room where emergency ously of their time and money b e r t Herrington, Michael Klinger, Donna Wilson, Doris Howell, Steve Huber, Daniel Aikens, Walter Bistline, Judy will be in Sanford, in charge supplies ami articles will be to make the drive a success. stored. A family night covered disli Kiser, Paul Lambert, David Chcnot, Vicki Doggctt, Can­ of Rrisson Funeral Home. ■upper will be held at the Mengcl, Frank Moore, Ray­ dace Herrington, Mary Keiin, clubhouse on Saturday at 0:30 mond 1’ a r k e r s o n , Gary Timothy Layman, Mike Mc­ p. in. Those nttending are Planck, Williuin Pugh, Rich­ Clure, Jeanne Olsen, Bonnie asked to bring their own table ard lianas, Peter Pync, Ter­ Simmons, Jon Simunek, Bar­ service and a covered dish. ry Schcinbcra, James Shawn, bara Smith, Jerry Warren, Members of the Casselberry Brian SlcJili, Charles Stewart, Nancy Brockcnlirougb, Iluano club are planning to attend David Strauglian, Allen Sulli­ Gclyer, Brenda Morgan, Pa­ a County Federation luncheon van, Dale Tucker, Joy Hisliop, tricia ilarvillc, Sheila Isaac, to lie held at the Hamilton Michele Caldwell, Susan Com* Sally Lunn, Theresa Mc­ Laughlin, Bicbard Mayberry, House on Thursday, May 28, John Newell, Marccnc Stai, The lioard meeting will lie Cheryl Waiters, Katherine held at 10 a. m. and the busi­ Ford, Rose Di Sandro and ness meeting will start at SHORT OR LONG TERM FINANCING Kathy Lakulosli. 10:30 a. m. AVAILABLE AT I.OW COST THRU ONE OF Klmrrtin Riser, daughter of Seventh graders included Refreshments of iced tea FAN FORD’S I.RADING BANKS — MOST LOANS and cake were nerved by tho Mr. ami Mrs. J. A. Riser of Scott Gctlngs, Gerald Haas, ARRANGED IN OUR OFFICE — IN MINUTES. hostesses, Mrs. William Til- 2-10(1 .Summerlin Ave., has Chuck Tomlin, Jay Wolk, ford, Mrs. Darius Pringle, been awarded a key as run- Debra Dane, Carol Sullivan. Mrs. P. D. Knight, Mrs. norup to the Rest All-Around David Harkins, Kent Planck, Frank Hlngham and Mrs. H. Girl Award at South Georgia Phyllis Honckemiier, Cheryl J . Duerr following tho pro­ f.’ollege'a Honors Day ban­ Clark, Judy Eller, Elizalx'lb quet. Hubbard, Karl Eriksen, Con­ gram. Misa Riser was a represent­ nell McGcehan, Kathryn Bar­ ative to the Student Govern­ ker, Barbara Bryant, Herment Aasoeiation ami a mem­ mine llariek, Ronnie Stodden, III N. 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Watch the Danny Kaye Show on CBS-TV,Wednesday evenings — — — M eth yl ...n o w In S ta n d a r d g a s o lin e s — a t n o i n c r e a s e t ^ r i n p r ie s ! • I �P*0''*6 © hr f Zin Code 3277132771 Zip Code Mtmib Commandos Miff Cuban Mill, Refugees Report J WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Thursday with scattered showers in afternoon; high today 85-00; low tonight in COs. VOL. 56 United Pre*sTea.«rii \V re established 11108 WEDNESDAY, MAY 13.1901 SAN FOLD. FLORIDA NO. 189 ^ C l O C^* State Board O Ks Burns, High; MIAMI (UPD — Seaborn* Cuban commando force* early today attacked and heavily damaged a Castro sugar null ; at Pilon, on the southern coast of Orienle Province, \ exile source* reported from an unidentified Caribbean base. The telephone reports said the raid was carried out by commando forces of Manuel Artime, a leader ol the abor­ tive ttwt Hay of Pig* invasion. Artime heads the movement for revolutionary recovery (MRR) exile organization. Early information said tho attack was carried out be­ tween 2 a. m. and 3 a m., and the commando*, after pushing inland to hit the sugar null made a successful escape. There wa* no indication al casualties inflicted, if any. In the May 8 ediiton of Life magazine there'* a story en­ titled "We Fight and Die. And No Ona Cnres." Il’» a composition of letters from Capt. Edwin G. Shank Jr. in Viet Nam to his wife. He states, "Although this is called a dirty little war and Is far from the shores of the old USA, it's n hig, mean war, We are getting beat. We are undermanned and undergun­ ned.” CIIAKI.KS HUNTER DAVID LANIER • • • Sanforditca will read the atory with many a heart-tug because one of our finest, Mac Ends Visit SAIGON, South Viet Nam Capt. Terry Cordell, the re­ nowned “sourball Captain," (U1M) — Secretary of Defense was one of the dedicated Robert S. McNamara wound TALLAHASSEE (UPD — Amerinns who early gave his up two days of "intensive Th« state rnnvnssinir board life in what was railed a talks" on the progress of the today officially declared May- j "dirty little war" but which anti-Communlst campaign in ors llaydon Hum* of Jack­ South Viet Nam today, predict­ David Lanier was elected Linda Spencer, and treasurer, while truly dirty, is far from sonville and Robert King student council president of Susan Piercy. email in its degrading effect ing that "this is going to be Senior Class vice president, High of Miami ns the runoff the Seminole High School in on the fair name of Uncle a long war" which might last 5 to 10 years. llisncr; secctrary, Nam. candidate* for governor May voting at the school Tuesday Ronnie A mistrial was declared and Charles Hunter was nam­ Carol Torres; treasurer, Su- Tuesday afternoon in the sec• • • Oft. N ikita Hailed ed pie»!doi.‘ 'of-J* * i,lug. Student Coun j Veterans of Korea will read The hoard also declared l'lass ami Steve Harris, Jun­ cil representatives, Honnlc Ca- •'lid degree murder care ASWAN, U.A.R. (UPD — this new episode in the Far brought against Alton Wil­ state Rep. Earl Fnirrlotli of ior class president. join, Ronnie Hall ami Diane! liams. The case was heard in East war (in which we spend Thousands of cheering Egypt­ ian laborers moblred visiting Student council vice presi­ Powell; chaplain, Terry Ha-j Circuit Court here. Miami n* the first primary lots of money and nre losing Soviet Premier Nikita S. far too many precious Ameri­ winner of the race for state dent, Jim Dodson; secretary. | bun. Judge Volie A. Williams doI Khrushchev today when lie | Junior class president.' dared the mistrial after a sixcan lives) with many a tear attorney general, nosing out symbolically completed the Steve Harris; vice president, man Jury stated it was "hope­ and bitter reminiscence of incumbent James W. Kynes first stage of the Aswan Dam Stcfany Westgate. A runoff lessly deadlocked." their frustrations in that by less (linn l’-00 votes. by dropping a stone into the election for secretary I* slat­ The defendant is accused of “ police action." All pntriots The board heard a lengthy River Nile. ed today with the candidates causing fatal injuries to a will do well to spend a half protest by representatives of SANFORD ARTIST Jan Galvin was antonc local talents exhibiting at being Carol Hessercr and four year-old boy last Nov. S hour rending this chain of Cubfi Seeks Drugs Sen. Scott Kelly of Lakeland, the Sidewalk Arts Festival in the mall at Seminole Plaza. Shown with a Cathy Westbrook; treasurer, hy beating hint with hi* fists letters that points up the pica number three man in tho sixWASHINGTON (UPD — collection of her prizewinnintr ceramics and oils, she also is exhibiting Michael Scolt; stuilent council and s switch. Death was attri­ beard so often from "the Several U. S. drug companies man lace for governor on tlie paintings and sculpture at the DcBnry Mansion. (Herald Photo) representatives, Patricia Slen- buted to massivo internal voices of experience," get in have been conlacted by Com­ Democratic ticket, who alleg­ stroin, Jim Robbins, Tom hemorrhages. this mess and get it over,—or munist Cuba about purchases ed voting irregularities in Hemphill; and chaplain, Step­ Williams denied the charge. WASHINGTON (UPD — get out, NOW! four counties. of unusually large amounts of hen Duffcy. Sen. John J. Williams, It-I)e|„ • • • His defense counsel, Public Hut (lie board bad told Kel­ medical supplies. Next year's yearbook editor asked the Senate today to Defender David Flaxer, con­ If you don't hnve a copy of ly at tlie start that it had no broaden the Hobby Haker in­ will be Sherry Marazila and tended during summation that the magazine, or can't borrow Quake Felt authority to inquire into al­ quiry to cover the conduct of the associate editor will bo the injuriea could have been one from a friend, read the leged Irregularities, order a CORNWALL, Pa. (UPD — its members and the handling Linda Mitchell. caused by Williams' wife. one in the city library. . . . A minor earthquake struck recount or go behind tho of­ of campaign contributions. Hie trial began Monday Hut read it. . . . Ami think this Lebanon County commun­ ficial results ns certified by morning, continued through­ Hie Delaware senator, who about it. You will — and ity Tuesday, damaging only the election officials of the County commissioners Tues­ county attorney, Harold John­ out tlie afternoon, then re­ instigated the investigation plenty! 07 counties. a night's sleep for the • • • cessed till Tuesday morning. day criticized a Tampa tuber­ son, to pursue the m atter fur­ Kelly, whu came in tho into the business and financial PANAMA CITY (Ul’l) bo-ough'a 2,000 residents. culosis hospital for its "dis­ ther to see if some means Government candidate Marco room midway thtoiigh the affairs of the former Senate Tho jury got tlie ease shortly A recent letter in The Her­ before noon and nt 2:25 p.in. ciplinary release" of a TH pa­ could Ik- found to curtail Un­ A. Itoldes was elected presi­ bearing accompanied by ald from a render called at­ Push Filibuster his! Democratic secretary, introreported tlie deadlock. freedom of the patient. •bleed an amendment to his tient from Seminole County tention to the fuct that the dent of Panama today hut the pretty wife, Margie, said he | WASHINGTON (UPD Nearly 200 members of four Judge Williams set bait at "SonieUiing is w r o n g , ' * I loan he nosed nut for the-oost, with! c-nf*r -vith hi* Mtmn- original resolution 1<> s^ecjfiSanford Naval Air Station Southern Senators pressed and charged such action could .i the Sanford civic organization* $7,500 and the defendant was was not identified on State their talkathon against the "contaminate" many innocent .’.very s -.'l. ‘ *.' ,'1’ow.s r.iii*tn ix-rrcsidcnt Arnulfo Arias, cyj *fcr- n a iding if in, -vlll; ea’ y it.rludo -.-,ut3t held their weekly meeting* at remanded to the county jail probe. citizens. think that tuey will let him Road Department maps. Sent* civil rights bill today, and j charged Iraud and called on stick by a statement of yes­ William* s a i d he was noon today at the Sanford pending a new trial or until inole Chnmhur Manager John supporters of the measure T h e Commission learned out to contaminate tin* pub- 1tho people to support his claim terday in which bo said ho Naval Air Station a* guests bail can l>e posled. to victory. Krider said this punning that maneuvered behind the scenes some time ago that the person t he." would incept the decision of prompted by a ruling given of the r o m in a n d i n g of­ Prosecuting the ease was had In-en dismissed from the 1 Ik e chairman added lie had Ralph Davis, executive direc­ for a vote later on curbing Election board sources said tlie board and would not chat-1 Tuesday by special counsel hospital due to his incorrig- lalkl>d with "several TH offi- j ,hat witj, (|lr, vote, froln on|y tenge the results in court. Lennox P. McLendon, who ficer and the commander of Ally. .Mika lloscman. tor of the State Rond Depart­ debate. Heavy Attack Wing One. While the jury was consid­ able conduct. In a letter to eials" and that they had "ex- --j (lf ,|lc na|(on-x i m ,,r ment, was advised of this sevliref . The reason for tlie confer- said the original resolution Organizations which parti­ ering this case, Judge Wil­ county authorities, it was 1pressed alarm " at the release. einets still missing, Itoiilt* enre may havo been a state­ did not contain authority for cral months ago and that the Ham Basso Dies cipated in tho Armed Force* new 19f.4 maps do include the NEW HAVEN, Conn. (UPD pointed out tlie man declined The county attorney is to fol­ bail an 11,000-vote margin ment by Secretary of State the rules committee to Inves­ Week event were the Rotary liams ordered another jury low up the board's concern over Anas. They said Arias Tom Adair,*, canvassing hoard tigate activities of senators. Cluli, Lions Club, Kiwanis clioson to hear a breaking and —Hamilton Uasso, 59, a mag­ adequate treatment, used im­ base. entering and petit larceny with a letter expressing its • • • William* also amended the proper language and in other could not will even if all the chairman, tlmt lie felt Kelly's azine editor who became one Club and the Sanford-Seminole charge lodges! against a man Mrs. Wills Ilood, superin­ of the nation’s best-selling ways violated hospital regula­ disagreement ou-r the man­ uncounted ballots were in his attorney* Imd impugned the original resolution to keep the Junior, Chamber of Com­ identified as John Grubbs. ner in which tlie patient was name tendent of the Sanford Zoo, novelists, died in Grace-New tions. integrity nf election author­ investigation alive until Sept. merce. It is alleged that Grubbs, dismissed. I. It was scheduled to expire lie wa* subsequently dis­ At mid-day, tlie vote was ities in several counties if bus five puppies und a year- Haven Hospital today, after Captain* Itolicrt M. Ware, with the help uf (wo accom­ It was pointed out that otlu-r Hollies 128,529 and Anas 117,at the end of this mouth. charged, the Commission was old water spaniel fur which a long illness. they made charge* of irreg­ NAS commanding officer, and plices, look « safe containing means of limiting the freedom 055. told. she's seeking homes. Within ularities ami tlu-n did not do Sen. Clifford P. Case, H-N. J. O. Mayo, commander of valuable pajK-rs from llio of such patients is available J . , urged the rules committee Commission C h a i r m a n Arias charged the election anything about it. th« last few weeks some 25 Weapons Probe Tuesday to question each sen­ Heavy Attack Wing One, house occupied by Alex Wynn WASHINGTON (UPD — James I*. Avery Jr. asked the and some measure should be had li v e n "a scandalous dogs havo been brought to He suggested they take the j taken to see that this course fraud.” ator about any business deal­ briefed the visitor* about the of 1015 W. loth St. The theft her and she's found homes for The House Armed Services matter to rouit. is followed. ings witli Maker. Sen. H. activities and plan* of their is alleged to have occurred on "The people have tlie decis­ all except tho six she now Committee is looking into Kynes, a member of the respective commands at 12:12 The Commission also heard ion in llicir hands," he said canvassing board, disqualified Everett Jordan. D - N. C\, p. m. in (lie station'* theater. Aug. 5, 1063. has. Two of the puppies are charges that Americans arc The defense and prosecuting a request from Ally. William in an apparent call for a himself because lie went into chairman of the committee, from the s|Niniel's recent lit­ fighting In South Viet Nam Following tlie briefings Ihc attorneys were the same fur C. Hutchison for a decision public demonstration of supcharged that Case hail read i­ with obsolete airplanes ar.d ter. The other three ore just court yesterday to rtiMlIenge I on who owns a ditch in the porl. ed the "height of demagog­ visitors civic groups dined tlie previous ctsc. oilier equipment. plain pups. results in Ids race and to nsk Sanford Shopping Center area. uery" and said Ills proposal “ Navy style" in the station's • * • tlie court to declare him the was an insult. mess ball. Hutchison said his client O 8 A G E H E A C II. Mo. Woman at political meet­ Glades Turnpike winner over Fairlutli. After lunch the civic club TALLAHASSEE (UP1) — (U PD —A traveling salesman wanted the ditch either piped ing: "I'm not prejudiced at 'Die olfiria! canvass, unless! members were taken on a and then closed over or he all. I’m here with a perfect­ Attorney* for the AAA Auto and hi* ,’^.fc were slain last upset by a court, makes Fair"drive through" tour of llio (the client) would fill it in. ly open and unhlnsed mind to Club and City of Miami were night in a mystery shooting base. The trip featured sev­ Circuit Court, with Juilgo cloth attorney general-elect of ! A prolonged discussion oc- I I I moment* after they checked Proiong.-d T I f ; a U to ask the State Supreme listen to what I am convinced eral new buildings and a peek Volie A. Williams presiding, Florida since lie tins no He-1 Court today not to validate in at a motel in tl.is lake of br,wwn I" " 1 Y V aY 1 0 V 1 6 1 110111 publican opponent, and lie is pure rubbish.” at tlie new base swimming lias validated $800,000 in re­ .. Ai'Prv ■ Avery river over tin* tlie nmct'tlun* procedure toto a $17 million bond issue for tin* • • • Ozark retort community pool. venue certificates to finance would lake office next Jan ­ WASHINGTON (UPD — be taken and the matter fin­ In obtaining a new driver's Uk> proposed Everglades Turn­ Cecil llylieo of Hutehinsmi, ally was referred to the coun­ The first planes in * newly uary'. SN'AS will hold open bouse the proposed city water works Kan., and his wife, lxith in license, did you ever seek to pike. The healing threatened to ItAIFORD (UPD — Two from lo a. in. until 2 p. nt. expansion. their early 50s, were cut ty attorney for a legal opin­ modified fleet of U. S. bomb­ grow heated at several points, killers, one of them a "Dr. Saturday which will be the City Manager W. E. Knowles correct your name as it ap­ er* "are enroute now and down by a volley of shots ion. 15th observation of Armed said the certificates will ba pears on the old license? It as utloineys for Kelly pushJekyll and Mr. Hyde" person­ The Commission also reacti­ will arrive in South Viet Nam which dioppeil them between takes an act uf Congress and earl) next month." the Penta­ and prodded to try to get the ality, died for their crimes Forces Day. Tlie public lias ready for sale about June I, vated a committee to study their automobile ami the door I another ol the Stats! Legisla­ board to take some netion on Tuesday in tile stale prison's been invited by Navy official* Hals for the construction con­ gon disclosed today. to the room they Imd Just possible changes in voting dis­ to attend. tra §will be opened June 1. ture . . . well, a,most. It. K. The planes are two-seater a luiteh of affidavits bom electric chair. trict Imundarios to make |w>llrented. The State Highway Porter sought to drop his (in­ Emmett Clark Blake. 32, mg place* more convenient to Douglas AIK Skyraidcrs, pro- electors asserting Irregular­ Patrol said an automobile correct) middle name from ities in Monroe, Manatee, was the first to die and wa* voters. pcller driven aircraft Officials of Uie Southern his license. The clerk in Judge Fiberglass Products Company which hud followed the Hy- j Serving on the committee I The fleet is expected to Ik* Daile und Alachua counties. followed by Sie Dawson, 53, a Vernon Mize'soffice said it will be welcomed by local [ bee* into the driveway of the ! will be Avery, Voting Super- brought speedily to a total of At one point, Kelly stood one-legged Negro who paid tile can't be done.The clerk in leaders Thursday at a Jim El Dorado Motor Lodge roar- visor Camilla Hrucc, Ally. 15 plane*, each with approxi- up and went over and talked penalty for killing a 2-year-old rhnrgo of that office said it Spenrrr Restaurant luncheon. ed away at high speed. Johnson, County Engineer I rnalely three limes the load to Tallahassee a t t o r n e y white child with a hammer Shortly afterward, troopers I William Hush Jr. and Zoning j carrying rapacity of the 72 Worth Moore, apparently cull­ near Chattahochce in Itxio. IIn can't l>e done. Judge Mize Greeting the new industrial said it can’t be done. Then figures will lie city ami county arrested a man and woman1 I Director Itolx-rt Drown. | U. S. bomber typo* previous- ing him down for personal re- had also confessed killing the Juilgo Mize agreed to write officials and members of the | identified a* John It. Aber­ The board also expressed •>' ***nt to South Viet Nam. luaiks lie tiiude to St-rrclury mother. Blake died for tlie I'm;3 hold Tulluhasseu for n decision. Seminole County Chamber of crombie of 'Inlsa, Ilia., and it* "inteiest" In a proposed! Tho disclosure came from Adam* because Moore quit . , a 1,000-acrc Air Force Secretary Eugene and apologized saying be up murder in Panama City of We'll let you know the an­ Commerce's Industrial Com­ Ins wife. I hey were held , CHILDREN without charge in the Camden 1site ... in .. swer. mittee. the ,,_ Orange-Uko-Sem-1 M in answer to char- meant no offense und if elderly grocer Johnny Hover12 OK UNDER county jail at nearby Cam • • • I)'. Adam* were offended "please Harold Slaina, the firm's , inole area fur recreational and kb’* that American pilots have denton, Mo. He also killed a customer In In politics, peoplo talk of president, and Ids associate* oilier uses. 'Die action, it was been dying in obsolete planus blame me, not Senator Kelly." llybce, formerly superln "throwing dirt.” Down North will conduct the group on a Mooie several times suid tlie store wilh the sawed-off pointed out. docs not bind the in .South Viet Nam. Orlando-way right now the tour of the new industry after tendent of refuse collection Commission to any specific Zurkert conceded two and Adams bad a •hard rough sltolgun but was not tried for at Hutchinson, was a sales. . ... , . , , term is "throwing sund." the luncheon. provision; officials of Mackln possibly more eases of struc­ fare and rough voire" which tills. Menu Includm: man for n Hutchinson print• • • A friend of Blake's, Houston Tho event is being arranged brothers, the developers, had tural failure in the earlier might intimidnte a timid man. Cole Slnw attorney Vernon Ixiwry, had Contrswise to the publicity by Scott Hums and Carl It. requested such a stand by the planes, but said losses had , At unother point, D. A. boon primarily due to "the Troiano, attorney for Kelly, described Blake to Use Stale French Fries given thut some teenagers Schilkc, industrial committee and recently bud been work local group. ing in Florida. He carried u effectiveness of was told by Adams to sit Pardon Hoard as a man of bruku into South Seminole co-chairmen. linked Dean* Similar action ha* been increased driver's license listing Sara­ taken by Orange and Lake Communist Viet Cong anti- down, saying the attorney extraordinary intelligence and Junior High School at Cassel­ Grits ability who occasionally goes sota as bis borne but troopers commissioners, the board was airrralt fire ” berry, a group of enterprising ' was out of order. Hush I’uppics on week-long drunks and ex­ said bis |K-rnianent residence He said the T28 and H26 Troiuni) had turned over to students of the same school told. periences a reversal of per­ R elish T ra y was at Hutchinson. used in South Viet Nam were Adams a key whieii Troiano feel that their efforts deserve Commissioner* w e r e re­ brought to “ like new" condi­ said was the key to a voting sonality . . . truly a Dr. Jekyll Coffee Or Tea as much publicity. Taking minded that the next board Two Negroes are attempt­ and Mr. Hyde." purt in a work day a t the ing to work an old flimflam meeting will b« May 28, two tion before being sent there. machine in Monroe County. school last Saturday, sponsor­ game in Sanford, Police Chief TALLAHASSEE fUPD - da>s after the usual meeting In general, be s a i d these He said he received it from Owned ft Operated ed by the Student Council, Hoy Williams warned today. .lames E. King, Cocoa Demo­ time to avoid conflicting with planes have performed well a person who was unauthor­ Hy GAINESVILLE (UPD — these youngsters on their own ized to have it in bis posses­ the second primary election. crat. protested to the canvass­ It’* the old "drop the pig­ Maxine ft- Dob Personal income* for Flori- i initiative spent most of the eon" version, he said whereby ing board today his loss to sion. It wai also decided that Hancock day sweeping und scrubbing, the two men produce a poc- Thomas S. Kenney of Cocoa June 1 will lie a legal holiday "1 am umuzed at the casual dians rose eight per rent in | DETROIT (UPD—Only ap­ lin y . 17-92 So. using plenty of suds and el­ ketbook with a large amount Beach in the race for the for Memorial Day which falls proval by stockholders was way in which the board re­ 1902, but the state still rank- j Sanford bow grease. Principal John of money presumably found Democratic nomination for on a Saturday and July 6 for needed today to formalize a ceived thia key," Troiano ed 31st in per capital income, < Ph. FA 2-5965 Angel can well be proud of and endeavor to have the "vic­ Congress in Florida's llth the Fourth of July which also ; merger of Chrysler Corp. and said. "I think thia is shuck­ the University of Florida an- j ing." 4htsc student volunteers. nounred today. occurs on a Saturday. ( M»ck Trucks, Jnc. tim" put up cash for a share. congressional district, a Kelly Blasts 'Irregularities' Is n a vi... Ruled Winner Over Kynes Officers Elected By BRIEFS Seminole Students Fatal Beating Case Declared Broader Baker Hearing Asked By Senator Commission Protests Release Of Patient Arias Charges Panama Fraud As Robles Wins 4 Civic Groups Meet At SNAS Couple Gunned Down At Resort * t 1 New Bombers On Court Validates City Certificates Two Killers Die In Raiford Chair Firm's Officials To Be Greeted FR ID A Y N IG H T SP EC IA L! FISH FRY A L L YO U C A N EAT — ADULTS *100 (1 Flimflam Pair Working Here King Protests Income Gains Auto Merger J �Wff feanTorV frriIS Pag# 2 — May 13, 1964 UJ CHUCK QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU M A Y 16TH WlMN-SlIlS I f t I N . tM« — COPTP*«Mr — 1H 4 French A rt. ft 25th. 400 E. Flrat St, Palmttto Are. A 3rd St. Highway 17*92, Longwood REG. 59# COPELAND DINNER Franks.. *43i * REG. 45# . . SUNN YLAN D FRESH PORK HORMEL . . READY TO SERVE . . CANNED Picnics 3 «NT ENTERPRISE Post Office bcgim operations April 25 at 11a now location, corner of Main Street and DeBary Avenue, with Mrs. Ritchie llnrris as postmnster. The old post office build­ ing, property of Miss Sarah Rums, has been sold to "Doc" Price who will move it to his newly purchased property on Main Street and North Road where It will be used ns a utility and stor­ age building while his home is under construc­ tion. (Cox Thoto) Grade " A " Quick Frozen 4-6 lb. Large PINEBREEZE Grad# " A " Medium D O ZEN FRESH FLORIDA ALL WHITE m B ra n d R J A F -R J B re a d ! Cremes . •.l o . a m KING AND QUEEN of the Prom, Lyman seniors ilelnis Fox and Nancy Pinnock, top photo, led the Grand March to formally open the dance held Saturday night in Tupp#rware Audi­ torium. In the bottotn photo, Tom Mllwee and Verna Wheelesa pause at the elaborately decor­ ated refreshment table. Theme for the annual affair waa "Evening In Paris." (Herald Photos) • PIIfttt. re•Stl REVERE COOK-WARE YOU BUY J-OUART COVE R ID ^ BI B BB M W Hi STAMPS W ITH THE PURCHASE OF THE ITEMS BELOW . . NO COUPONS NECESSARY WITH EACH PIECE OP REG. 49# . . LITTLE DEBBI \ ‘:l r r . EXTRA N e w ! s m 50 Extra Stamps FROZEN FOOD HI-ACRES FLORIDA ORANGE W N T m i Partkme t4 Swift'* Brown A Serve Sausage Haim53* To mow Whole Hog Sausage *«. 69* THRIFTY M A IO ALL FLAVORS HALF Ga. Brand Brick Sausage «. 59* 15 Extra Stamps W M Yam Pm akaaaaf Cook Quick Breed*# Vaol Sauce Pan Oaaar Meyer 7-INCH COVERED Wieners Skillet...... Supotkfond C s t fifi ** 79* Cutlets u. 69* Cheese 2 t...ua55* PAN-RED! BREADED S h rim p STANDARD Tom atoes ■ Star-Kist 4 Hi SAVE 10# EACH .. LIGHT MEAT CHUNK TUNA WITH THIS COUPON AND HJRCHA! Piva le-e*. r««*. n m Astir ttrssi Paat FRESH GOLDEN BANTAM FLORIDA SAVE 10# .. DEEP SOUTH M ayonnaise * 3 9 MEitraTia! WITH n H im m M SAVE 24# . . HELLMANN'S . . Limit 1 with $5.00 order or mero. M ayonnaise - 3 9 ah SAVE 21# .. ALL PURPOSE TOKYO (UP!)—Soviet Flrat Deputy Premier Anaitaa Mllmyan, who arrive* Thur*day for a two-week vlill, la believed In He treking lo buy o billion dollirt' worth of Jap­ an*** machinery and chem­ ical planta, butmea* aourcta eald today. Japancae authorltl** p u I SO.OOO poliremrn on tprctal aecurlly duly for the Mlkoyan vi*lt, giving the Mlkoyan parly Ihc tame protection a* Dial of a visiting head of moving toward better t>u»lrelition* with Japan In recent month*. By placing large nrd*»x with Japane»e firm*, he n.uB aerompllah two thlnga at onca: Improve Ru*»la'a trad* Mat h«ra and get equipment for Klmtthrhrv'a Indnatrial dairlnpmrnt plana, including (Hr »even-year craih program In Inrreat* tha production at chemical frrtillrar. nut Japaneae huilne.** leadrr t believe Mlkoyan w i l l O O O 0 Wesson Oil Drinks mm ATOES Russets Onions NEW CROP . . U. S. NO. CHEK . . REGULAR OR LOW CALORIE SOFT Miko>an, Premier Nikita S. Khruilirhev'i trouble shooter and trade expert, wa* believ­ ed to have been tent here to counter tha Influence of ComLane County, Ore., (till hat muniat China, which ha* been 4R covered bridge* In u»e. FISCHER'S Beer or Ale when you we# lHrie Cryit alt TJJ.Y-X Powdered e u late* u eee rue* Or«st TNtfe Patti Soy# 26# . . 6-Peck dozen size STALKS �_■} » Latin Ministers Meeting To Act Against Red Cuba Sought Rio Pact Would Be Invoked Cashier Named By Stale Bank 1. K. Tucker, chairman of the Board of Directors, an­ nounced today the election of >1. Raymond Daniel to the po­ sition of cashier of the Flor­ ida State Hank of Sanford. Daniel comes to Sanford AARP Chapter Nears Talk On Wills, Estates ny Mrs. Adam Muller An overflow audience was present at the May meeting of Deltary Chapter fit, Ameri­ can Association of Retired Persons to hear Douglas Stenstrom of Sanford speak on the subject of handling wills and estates. Generally speaking, Stenstrom advised that it is ad­ visable to have joint bank ac­ counts, joint ownership of home and car and other col­ lective properties and to give definte instructions to attor­ neys as to provisions desired in making wills, lie also stressed the importance of having wills properly witnessnessed. Marl Merrill reported on plans for the youth program being sponsored by the De­ nary Civic Association for the summer months and K. Grumhachcr warned the member­ ship against buying insurance from out of town, unlicensed firms. He suggested that those having any doubt concerning reliability of an insurance firm write J Kdwln Larson, State Insurance Commission­ er in Jacksonville. Mrs. Charles Ulrich, presi­ dent, conducted the meeting and welcomed guests from Deltona. Orange City, Kntcrprise and DeLand. Following the brief businesi session, Harry Hell and Ho­ ward Middleton announced plans for the annual picnic to be held Friday, Juno 12, at Rock Springa. Cars will leave Denary by 0:30 a. m. Membora are to bring their own lunch and beverage. Gamas will be played and awimining enjoyed. A covered dining area to provided at the park In ease of rain or strong sun. from Okeechobee, Florida, where he was Cashier of the Okccchubio County Rank. Ho is presently President of the Okeechobee County Chamber of Commerce and is very ac­ tive in the civic and religious life of the county. Rorn in l.uverne. Alabama, he moved to Haines City at an early age and graduated from the lluincs City High School in H i't Subsequently, lie graduated from the Univcisity of Flor­ ida with a ItSIIA Degree and attended the University of Florida Law School for one year prior to six months of active duty with the Air Force. He is u member of the Alpha Kappa Psi Professional Business Fraternity. "We arc very pleased that Daniel chose to move to San­ ford,” stated Tucker, "And we know that he will make u significant contribution to the entire men siricd by the Florida State Rank." ALTAMONTE GIRLS who make up Hrownie Troop ‘29 are, front front loft, Marcia Bowntnn, Rebecca H oiIrc *, Jean Gilbert, Marjrio Newell, Ellen Malone anti Catherine Gilbert: hack, Susan Cockloy, Nancy Mendez, Danielle Hoy, Ruth Ann Altman and Mary Lou Wissink. (Herald Photo) New Civil Rights Hurdle Ahead WASHINGTON (UPI) Smarting from a skin-of-theteeth victory in their initial civil rights voting test, Senato leaders saw another amendment hurdle thrown In their path today on tlie 50th day of debate. Final action on a biparti­ san leadership substitute for a jury trial amendment had to lie postponed until next week. Complicating matters, a new jury trial amendment was offered today by Sen. Jack Miller (R-Iowa), and will have to be acted on ahead of the leadership proposal, along with any oilier “ perfecting" revisions. The Miller proposal Is sim­ ilar to one defeated In Wed­ nesday's closing voting. It Charles Kampf, president of provided for trial by jury the Sanford Civitan Club, was whether the defendant faced elected Lieutenant Governor |H»Mblc Jail term or fine. of /one Three of the Florida division of Civitan Internation­ The water ousel ferda up­ al at the organiratlon’a reernt on freshwater niollusks which state convention in Miami it raptures underwater while Beach. walking along the s t r e a m 's Mrs. Kampf and Mr. and bottom. Mrs. Lloyd Swain attended the convention held at tho Fountaincbleau. Civitans Elect Charles Kampf Brownie Troop Gives Mothers' Luncheon mother nttcii'ling also receiv­ Ily Julia Barton Altamonte Springs Brownie ed a corsage. Meeting* of thia troop nro Troop 21) held a motherdaughter luncheon Saturday | held rneh Tuesday after at Parkway Restaurant in | .school at the Community ((oust* in Altamonto. All girls, honor of Mother’s Day. Mrs. Charles Bowman, lead­ seven ntul eight years old, are er of tho group was assisted wulcome to join. by Mrs. Richard Cocklcy. The gills, as a project, made ny­ lon net dish cloths which A workshop meeting of the they presented to their moth­ ers at thn luncheon. Much Florida Federation of Wom­ en's Clubs will be held at the Sorosis House in Orlando Thursday. 'Hie conference will LYLK8. MU TIIOMAH HAKlKle begin at 9:15 a.m. and a num­ Funeral p r rv lc « » ii for .Mr. T hom a s Daniel Lyle*. xt. 1«ohk> ber of Seminole County mem­ wooil. s n o «tle«l T u r e . l . i y . H i l l bers arc cx|*erted to attend. Workshop Set Hi t h Ilia Interment Itrv will PRICE LISTED BELOW WITH FRUIT ON Funtral •«*rvle#« for Mr. K C« Woodcock "ill *»• hold -*t I tti i' M- 'i huitdsy i t llrls•on Ktincr.il Home, Hun font, with n«v. John t . Adams, j » . offlrlntlng, *nd llev. Kre«1 II Ohsnos • •■l*tin*. iturini hiii !*• In Kv«rgrrrn Cemetery. Hanford Masonic l.o.lus No. K2 ivlth grAVesItle service* 1lrl»* eon tuners! Home, Sanford, In rhurg*. Catli ** Montklf Ym • ecen* ftrmtfltt $170 00 $ 7.00 1*8 00 11.00 270 00 13.00 317 00 1800 24 00 432 00 59200 32.00 IN CANS! «*- : < I IMF. TO PLANT NOW! -*n- i Grupevillc Nursery LOANS UP TO $ 6 0 0 RMUlttOCSJ rail: FAMILY riNANCI SERVICE, INC. o f S an fo rd 110 South Magnolia Strcot................. 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They'/e tested and proved at spaads faster than you'd ever driva. i \ OUR CRACKER DAY SPECIAL In city and cross-country tests, Firestone tires with SUP-R-TUF out* worn other leading brands (ram 2,000 to 10,000 miles per tlra. ★ Super-weld Construction for Extra Safety Fkostone’s inseparable bond interlocks the tread and cord body and eliminates the danger of tire Jaiiura (ram tread separation. • SATURDAY NO M ONEY DOW N CARRY Take M ONTHS to pay I. . •' - - '<■-• 1. :rM ■•! „>V 'N O TR A D E -I N NEEDED Paint Specials EXTERIOR — INTERIOR * $195 V IN Y L M A S O N R Y P A IN T MILDEW AND FUME RESISTANT REGULAR PRICE $1.23 GAL. A WORK DAY was Biwnsorod last Saturday at Smith Seminole Junior ilinh by the student council. Among those helping scrub down wood­ work were Deborah Bacchus, newly elected sec­ retary and Walter Bistline, new president. U.S. Urged To Use Cuban Exiles In Propaganda Campaign WASHINGTON (U PI) — Sen. George A Smothers, DFlu., has culled for greater u.e of Cuban exiles in the Latin American propaganda war with communism. Smathcra made the recom­ mendation ill a letter to Carl Ruwun, director of tho United States Information Agency (U8IA) He said Die marshalling of Lutin A m e r i c a n sentiment against Fidel Castro is becom­ ing more important in view of two coming events: the presi­ dential election in Chile and the Organization of Amcricnn State's ronferenre to consider action against Cuba. Smuthers, a member of tbe Senate Foreign R e l a t i o n s Com ml tee, commended t h e U8IA for helping anti-Castro groups tour I-utin America but added, "I deeply believe that an urgent need exists to do more along these lines.” "The great merit of lending Cuban exiles to Latin America stems from the advantages of having Latin Americans themeelves .|M-ak out uguinst the evils of Communism," he said. “Coming from U. S. spokes­ men, such vitally important in­ formation revealing the true TALLAHASSEE (UPI j nuture of Communism tends to Gov. Farris Bryant said to­ he discounted as Yankee prop. day he waula to sell his home uTundu mid rspitalist fuhricu- in Ocala to enable him to build a smaller one. Bryant’s Reason T*U jiresto ne 2221 GrapeviHe Are. 322-OHS6 Because... You Liked It! 1 i ri/C D SU . K U *M Now for the first Slmmmrn time EVER.,.thle outstanding COM PLETE S E T OFFER on America's most asked for premium tire isK? $ w C IT R U S TREES in lx»nvwoo<l « > m r ir r y . Nlhtnck F une ra l Home, Casselberry, I* In charge. J u s t t e ll u s h o w m u c h y o u n e e d lo pay o ld b ills , fo r h o m o im p r o v e m e n ts , c a r re p a irs , f o r a ll y o u r s e a * s o n a l expenses. P hone fo r p ro m p t, c o u rte o u s service . X Jt i i . I n . 4 k m VVVo Jack hr May 13, 1961 — Pnge 3 NO CHARGE tires at . tte Unitary. o f the church o f f i c i a t ­ SrrslA B“yVG e t 4 t h T ir e ha hold a t > |» m. T]nit»l.iy a t lh# F ir m 111 filial C hurch o f Iio n iw o n d ftattfurb HONEY CARACAS. (UPI) — For- del Castro’s Cuba has been mer Foreign minister Marco* turning and advising Com­ Falcon Hrieeno said last night munist terrorist* in this coun­ try was confirmed by inter* Venezuela will press for an American investigators in curly meeting of new-world February, but no action has foreign ministers to discuss been taken by the Organiza­ plana for collective defense tion of America States. Venezuela wants westernagainst red Cuba. Falcon, who just returned hemisphere nations to act tin­ from a tour of Latin Amer­ kler the terms of the Rio ica, said he found enough j t mutual defense) t r e a t y , support elsewhere for Vene­ !which provides penalties such zuela's demand for nctinn as economic sanctions nr against Culm to w arrant the joint military action to deal holding of n foreign mini­ with menaces to their security. Falcon said Venezuela be­ sters* meeting. He said Costa Rica has of­ lieves netion should he limited fered to provido facilities to “ defensive measures," rul­ for such a meeting in San ing out a military attack on He Jose, its capital. He would Communist-held Cuba. not say how soon he thinks would nut say whether this a foreign ministers' confer­ country will press for econ­ omic sanctions ngninst the ence could lie organized. Venezuela's charge that Fi­ Cnstro regime. Funeral Notice ing# Stir GAL. OUTSIDE WHITE $3*5 HOUSE P A IN T MILDEW AND FUME RESISTANT REGULAR PRICE $5.25 GAL. 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D w lm and a t tM m r A m ito tk m dlipfciytng f . V lraN n . iJgn. ALL O TH ER P A IN T 10% OFF C A SH PRO D U CTS AND CARRY Brake Adjustment & Safety Check' Glass & Paint, Inc. 210 Magnotia Sanford Ph. 322-4622 h o s e If your brake pedal ia "ooft," or your car pulls loft or right when you atop, let our mechanics ad ­ just your brnkm and safety ma|>oct linings and dnuno. / ARTISTS’ SUPPLIES • PICTURE FRAMING • MIRRORS • STORE FRONTS • GLASS FOR EVERY PURPOSE • VENETIAN BLINDS Senkarik g a r d e n OPEN FRIDAYS till 9 P. M. SATURDAYS till 6 P. M. ssanBBBBM a T rj r e $ f o n ^ FIRST & FRENCH SANFORD F o r F as t , Ef f i ci ent Tire, Brake and Alignment S e r v i c e B y E x p e r t s with Precision Equ ipment PH. 322-0244 �lip, — — — S s Hfg rl f\ige 4 — May 18, 1964 Rm TH NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS Joyce prnlied the council District Deputy W i l l i a m Joyce during special ceremon­ for 1U many accompllshmenta ies held Saturday night at •Inca he had Instituted the organisation In December, the KC Hall In Sanford. The 1983 Real Estate Tax List of the City of Sanford, Florida, to ported on the bulletin board at the front door of the City Hall In the City of Sanford, Florida, and on the bulletin board at the front door of the Seminole County Court House, Sanford, Florida, and will remain eo posted for n period of four consecutive weeks. All real estate upon which the 1963 taxes hava not been paid and against which cartiflcata has not already been Issued to the City of San* ford, will be sold at Public Auction on the 28th. day of May, 1961, commencing at 10:00 o'clock A. M. at the front door of the City Hall in tho City of Sanford, Florida. By Dowu Eetee The Charter for St. Richard ’a Council 6367, Knights of Columbus, was presented by DR. W. VINCENT ROBERTS, left, Grand Knight of S t Richard's Coun­ cil 6867, Knights of Columbus, received the Council Charter from District Deputy William Joyce in formal ceremonies held Saturday night in San­ ford. (Herald Photo) Arts And Crafts Rescue Operation To Feature Club Elects NAS Armed Forces Day Fete Officers By Mrs. Adam Muller A rthur Bannatt of DoLand was ghosts m w p rtild tn t of the DoBary Arts snd Crafts Club a t this month’s m att­ ing of tho group btld a t tho DtBary Mansion with Chaattr Eldridge presiding. O thtr offletrs olactod war* Mrs. Oaorga Brooks, vies proaldant: Mrs. Sllda Balkwin, recording sscratary; Miss Corntlia Shaw, com aponding aoerotary and Archla MaeNaughton, trcaiuror. Robla Eliott accepted tho requaat to atrvs aa program chalnaaa. l a opening tha moating, Eldridge eallad for throa minutaa of silont prayer for tho late Dr. Gerald Grain and Mre. Edward McCarthy. Mr. and Mrs. Eliott, form, erly ef S t PeU rtburg and a t­ tire w orktrs there in the Florida Federation of Art, ware received and welcomed a s m w num bers ef tho DoB ary dab . Following the meeting of social hour waa onjoyod dur­ ing which refreshments were served bp glide BalkwlU and hor eommittoe. Mtetinga of tho group will ho adjourned for tho summer except for tha executive board wblch will m att to plan tha coming year’s actlUvitoa and for tho preildant to ap­ point committee chairmen. A helicopter alr-iea rescue demonstration will highlight Sanford Naval Air Station's Armed Forces Day open house Saturday. The svsnt will taka place a t noon on tho airfield. Open bouse will <*o hold from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The public is Invited to attend. Bealdta tha rescuo demon­ stration, tho event will feat­ ure a display of eight different types of aircraft, IS Indoor displays, a vehicle dis­ play, buildings open for In■paction, and eonUnuoua show­ ing of movies. Tha craah-firaflghUng ex­ hibition will bo conducted east of the control towsr a t 12)80 p.m. All during eptn house vis­ iters will gat a close look a t the following aircraft on dis­ play on tha north side of Building 4: A8B, ABA, F9FBT, T88, C47J, U1121I, F4B, and an A4C. Also m display throughout tho event will bo rocksta, models, flight gear and other equipment to Buildings 4 and 5. The displays will include: 1. Inert bomba and rock­ ets Including a 1000-pound bomb, fiva-inch sheila, small arms, and bomb-lifting equip­ ment. 2. A cutaway of a JB7 Jet engine. I. Survival equipment In­ cluding a Mark-7 Ufo ra ft with equipment, a pressure suit, an ejection seat, a par­ achute and Ufa vaita. 4. A model ABA Vigilante. 6. An ltCPP-106 Jet start­ ing unit and miscellaneous aircraft ground support equip­ ment. 6. An aerology exhibit. 7. A training panel for tha A8B and ABA aircraft 8. Aenal cameras and pho­ tographs. The vehicle display will In­ clude a crash-fire truck, a crash crane, air-rescue boats, and a je t aircraft compress­ ed air starter. Buildings open for Inspeo* tlon will Include tho station chapel, tho northweat wing of tha mess hall, and tha south wing of Barracks 140. Movie# scheduled for show­ ing a rt: "ABA Carrier Qual­ ifications," "Launch’Em” and “ Ejection Beat Procedures." Saturday will bo tha 16th annual observation of Armed Forces Day. Village Club To Meet By Doris Does The May mooting of tho North Orlando Garden Club will be held a t T:I0 p.m. T hunder at tho homo of M n. llolea Berrie, 10 N. Devon Avenue. A workshop program on dried flower arrangements will be conducted. Co-hoetoei tor tho meeting will bo Mrs. EUeen Wyman. 10(12. He etnted that the San­ ford council hud won a starcouncil rating and could be justly proud th at they are recognised statewide for the exccllenro of their achievemanta. Dr. W. Vincent Roberts, most worthy grand knight, on accepting tho charter again stated the principles of the largest Catholic men's orgqnIrattori l» l),a world which are to "put Urn tliuitli Lvfuri, all and to do more for the church.” Following the charter pre­ sentation, the counrll received a plaque from tha state pub­ lic relations chairman, Grand Knight John Hags, to com­ memorate the fourth place award given to St. Richard's Council for the historical rec­ ord book a t the 00th annual KC convention held In Holly­ wood recently. Hage remarked th at a fourth place award had never before been given but that be­ cause of the excellence of Council 6857’e book, as ar­ ranged by Gilbert Flteger, the Judges decided that a special award be given this year. Fiteger alio waa presented with a special personal award In recognition of the excellence of hie work. Preceding the presentation, a spaghetti supper was serv­ ed to the members, their wivee and guests. Distinguished guests pres­ ent were District Deputy John Leltrh, District 16; Grand Knight Peter Dutko, Monsignor Bishop C o u n c i l 2112 advocate: Peat Grand Knight William Sykes, Coun­ cil 2112 trustee; Past Grand Knight and Past District Deputy Frank Cilento, Coun­ cil 2112 treasurer; Past Grand Knight and Past Dis­ trict Deputy Al Hhepp, Coun­ cil 2112; Grand Knight Michael Deob, Daytona Council 6422; Recorder T h e o d o r a Knlffsn, Daytona C o u n c i l 5422; Deputy Grand Knight and State Catholic Activities Chairman George Ray, Our Lady of tho Lakes Council 6160; Chancellor Tom Bonnlol, Council 6160; Treasurer Harman Behweera,. Cogacll 6160; Peat Grand Knight and 8tato Council A c t i v i t i e s Chairman William Baglay, Father Mather Council 048, Jacksonville; District Warden Joseph Martin. Council 2112; and Faithful Navigator John Richter, Monsignor Bishop General Assembly, Fourth Degree. The blearing end closing o( tha ceremonies was given by the council chaplain, Rav. Fr. Ralph Kaiser. cr SIXTH GRADE students of Enterprise School display posters they have made for the "Gay 90’s Festival” to be held in the school enfetorium from 2 until 6:80 p.m., May 23. An afternoon of fun and entertainment is planned for all age groups with proceeds to benefit the local ParentTeacher Council. (Cox Photo) H. N. Tamm, Jr. City Clerk-Tax Collector P ic t u r e of p e r fe c t ly tu n e d in Ike Breaks Camp PALM DESERT, Calif. (UPI) — Former President Dwight D. Elsenhower and his wife, Mamie, ended their fivemonth winter vacation at this desert reeort Monday and started the return trip to their Gettysburg, P a., farm. b T Iltt own good Hue, arty time In the day," alm ost anywhere, a m an can enjoy h it newspaper. He can read the headlines, make up' h it m ind when to read further and when to skip on to the next Item. He can read his favorite columnists, catch up on sports o r whatever interests him, read the ads, agree with the editorials o r not, and laugh at the com ics or not. He can even find out when he wants to turn on TV. He can lay the paper a sid e ... pick it up later end still get the whole story. Nothing waits on his personal convenience like a newspaper in his pocket. No wonder newspapers ere the primary advertising medium. I M S TOTAL AO 00UARS EMMA SPENCER'S new tennto court and pool iat her home, 620 Weat Osceola Drive In Dreamwold, Is quite a popular pilace each Tusaday a t 10 a-ra. when friends gather to utilize the now fadlittier. Those who recently enjoyed the new court are (from left) Helen Deein, Bunnie Logan, Carol Moreland, Mias Spencer, Laura Morrison, and Beai Coffee. (HeraldPhoto) MORE MONEY IS INVESTED IN NEWSPAPERS THAN IN ANY OTHER ADVERTISING MEDIUM. 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Jar Maxwell Houae 44c Coffee l-lb. caa Welch*! 85c Welchade O u t Can 37c •I 1 a s �SHS All Sports Banquet May 26; M ays, Mooney To Talk Pair Of Homers Runs Willie's Total To 13 Some IS (pedal award* will be presented to outstanding Seminole High athlete* when the tchool'a annual all sporta banquet la bald In the SHS cafeteria at T p.m., May 26. Athletic Director Fred dan* aa haa announced that Ottla Mooney, Head Coach Charlie Tate’s chief aaaiatant at the University of Miami, will be the principal apeaker. The chief award of the eighth annual affair will bo the preacntatlon of the Peter Schaal trophy to the moat val­ uable Seminole football play, or during the 1963 gridiron campaign. In addition will be the awarding of the Sanford Her­ ald-Buddy Lawaon Memorial Trophy to the football player *coring the hlghect number of point* during the aeaaon. Tbla award will go poathumoualy to Buddy Lawaon, an outatandlag Tribe halfback who laat aeaaon acored 16 touebown* and ona extra point. Lawaon waa fatally Injured recently In an auto accident In Orlan­ do. Other football award* win ■o to the beat blocker, moat improved player, moat promking Junior vanity player and for aporiamanahlp. Other award* will go to the moat valuable golfer, moat valuable track and field team member, moat valuable baseball player, moat valuable baaketbaU player and moat Improved baaketbaU athlete, plua aporiamanahlp trophlea In baaeball and baaketbaU. There wUl alao be eeveral award* to membera of the awimmlng team. One of the principal award* wUl be the Leonard L. McLucaa Memorial Trophy which will go to the beat aU around athlete at Seminole. Tbe youngster who wins must qualify by lettering in three aporta. Tbe award la made In mem­ ory of McLuca* who for many year* coached football, baaketball, baaeball and track at Seminole. McLucaa later became director of athletics for the Duval County School sys­ tem In Jacksonville. And They Began To Curve Theml ' ! NEW YORK (UPI) - Remember when Tim Harknese of the New York Meta was bitting .400 T WeU, in hla last 11 games the alender New York firstbaseman bss made only four hit* in 36 trk s . Ills average has plummctted .140 points In those 11 games to .254. Legal Notice SR T U B CIRCUIT COURT UV T H B RINTH JCIH CIAI, c u t . CUIT, IR AND r o l l NKMIR. OLR COURTY, M.OIIIIJA. IR CllARCRRY RO. ISSTI HOTII B TO IIKITBRU NINTH FBDKItAl, HAVINOH AND 1>0AN ASSOCIATION OF N E W YOHK CITY. puintur, J O S E P H J. DAFPnON ABd LINDA U DAFFIION. hla wUs. VI. D ilan d in li. TOi JORKPH J. DA FFIION and I.INDA U DAFFIION, hi* wlf». lU S ld tn r s U nknow n TOU A R E IIHHKHY NOTIHad t h a t a ault to forscloss a M ortise* haa baan Iliad a s a l n t t you In tha abova Court b y t h a abova nam ad Plaintiff. T b a propa rty aouaht t o be foracloaad la aa lelluwat Lot I I o( IX) NO DA LB SUBDIVISION. a ce o rd ln s t o p l a t th ars o r aa racordad In P l a t nook II. P a s o SI. o t tho publlo records of Samlnola County, Florida. TOU A R E R E Q U IR E D to ftlo y o u r Aawar w ith th a Clark o f tho C ourt and to aarva s copy upon tb a rialntlD a* A t­ torn*?*. F R E E D * NATHANRUN. s i o Mouth W a a h ln tto n Avanua, Titusville, Florida, not l o ta r t h a n May t l l h , l i l t . I f y o u fall to do so, a decree p r o oonfoaao will bo anle rad s e a l n e t you f o r th a rallaf d e ­ m an d e d In th e Complaint. W IT N E S a eiy b a n d and aaal o f aald C o u r t a t Mttnlnolo County, t h i s l o t h d a y of April. By Fred Down UPI Sporta Writer It look* like baseball fans wIU never know what happen* when tbe unstoppable hitter facee the unhlttable pitcher because both are playing for the San Francisco Giants. Those are Just about the only terms that accurately des crlbe the performances of Wit lie Maya And Juan Marichal. The great outfielder end tho brilliant pitcher have com­ bined to whlak the Glints into a two-game National League lead. And in the bargain they’ve raised tbe question whether Willie can become the game's first .400-hltter since 1941 and Marichal can become Its first 30 game winner since 1934. Neither gotl seems unattain­ able in the light of early season performances. May’s Juit past hla 33rd birthday, is bafDng at • Ua tastic .478 dip, with 13 home runs and 34 runs batted in­ to lead tbe league In all three departments. With a 19-game hitting streak he's also more than halfway to the league's record of 37 straight games aet by Tommy Holmes In 1945, Marichsl, a 26-year-old righthander from the Domini can Republic, baa reeled off six straight victories and with only 11 earned runi allowed In 58 innlnga has a fancy 1.71 ea~ne 9 runs allowed In 58 Innlnga has a 12-game winning streak because be hasn't been beaten since the Los Angeles Dodgers turned the trick on Aug. 30, 1903. Mays drove In four runs with two homers and a single and Marichal pitched a fivehitter Tuesday night to lead tbe GlanU to an easy 6-0 vic­ tory over the Houston Colts. Mays homered In the third to give the Giants a 1-0 lead, connected with a mate aboard In the fifth to boost the lead to 3-0 and contributed a run scoring single to a three-run rally In the seventh. Marichal, meanwhile, didn't walk a batter and struck out three as the Giants ended a two-game losing streak. H ie St. Louis Cardinals dotested the Philadelphia Phlll lea, 4-2, the Milwaukee Braves downed the New York Meta, 2-0. The Chicago Cubs shaded the Dodgers, 3-2. and the Pittsburgh Pirates nipped the Cincinnati Reda, 1-2, in other NL games. Little National Rsenlla Tuesday Hant Lla.-M*r. 6, Chase g Hunt Lin.-Mar. 040 200—6 6 C hile .............. 001 010—2 8 WP—Skipper Senkarik (fl0), LP—Richard Frank (1-3). STANDINGS W L Pet Hunt Lln.-Mer. 1! 0 1.000 Loco. Engra. . 8 8 .727 First Federal . 4 6 .400 Chaaa ..... ...... .. 4 7 .364 Standard Oil „ 0 11 .000 Gan* Wednesday Loco. Engra. a t First Federal (4:30 p. m., Bay Avanua Park) Oklahoma Gridder Signs Pro Pact EDMONTON, Alta. ( U P I)The Edmonton Eskimos of the Western Football Conference have signed defensive tackle BUI Vaa Cleave of Oklahoma State, Vaa Cleave, 6-1, 220 pounde, waa a member of the NAIA All American footbaU team last aeaaon. Marichal Pace Giants; Kaat W ins For Twins d ljr Bnnfnrh ON 100 BRANDS • JIMMY RAIiRUM of Lnko Monroo displays a 10-pound, nine ounce big mouth Florida black bass he successfully landed while fishing with plas­ tic worms in a spot tho youngster will not reveal. And who can blame him? Elks Trim Lake Mary, 5-2; Hunt's Still Undefeated The Elks nine of the City Recreation Department’s Jun­ ior Boys League moved a bit closer to capturing the loop’s first half title when It bounc­ ed Lake Mary, 5 to 2, Tuesday afternoon. Chrl* Akcra’ pitching and hla hitting, plus the plate work of Billy 51liter, paved the way for the Elks to post their seventh win of tho sea­ son. The Clvitans completed their first half slate by whipping the CPO’era, 5 to 2, behind the hurling of Jimmy Williams who won his third straight game after dropping hU first two decisions. He haa now permitted only seven MU in the last three times he’s pitch­ ed. Williams whiffed 15 and passed only one Tuesday. Chuck Pigott continued to belt the sphere- picking up a pair of hlU In three trips. Men's League ResnlU Tursday Fla. State Rank 6. USO 4 St. Rank . 000 000 0—0 7 2 USO ....... 800 001 0—4 12 2 WP—Robert Murrla (6-8), LP—John Worth (0-7). Wilaon-MsUr 8. Robhs 7 Robbs . . 300 040 0—7 0 4 WilsonMaler ........ 021 880 x—8 11 2 WP — Tom Debord (2-0), LP—Earl Evans (1-2). STANDINGS W L P et Klngawood 9 1 .000 Longwood _____ 8 4 .600 Wilson-Malor 8 4 .600 Chase ....___........ 6 6 .600 Fla. St. Rank .... 6 B .600 Robbs Const 8 5 .600 Mcltancy-............. 6 6 .400 USO _________ 0 10 .000 Games Wednesday Klngswood a t U80, 7:80 p. m. Wilson-Malsr a t Mcltancy, 8:48 u. m. (A t Ft. Mellon Park) Casper Third Among Winners MeanwhUe In the Little NaUonal Hunt Llncoln-Mercury extended their winning streak to 11 games without a loss when Skipper Senkarik posted his sixth mound victory de. spite tho fact that he was nipped for six hlU by Chase, the most any club has touch­ ed the youngster for in a single tilt this season. Hunt won tho affair by a 6 to 2 count. Senkarik now haa per­ mitted only nine hlU in ilx games. In the Little American, the Rankers of Sanford AllanUc woo their third straight outing, nipping their competition, Florida State Bank, 11 to 10. The tilt waa played under pro­ test by Sanford Atlantic but it was withdrawn when the Bankers won. Wilson Maler nosed out Robb’s Construction I to 7 at Fort MeUoo Park Tuesday night in the Men’s Slo-Pitch softbaU circuit. Doug Cooper and Rick Mayes were the big guns for the Furnituremen and Tom Deboard grabbed the pitching win. USO '-led In vain to post Its InlUal victory of the sea son but feU short, losing to Florida State Rank, 6 to 4. The winning pitcher, Robert Short, and Jim Wssalund both collected « pair of safeties to pace Florida State. USO’s Hie Navy Wives Summer Jack OUver went three for league has started with a big four a t the plate. flare. Alice Sexton had high gam* and aeries with 200/522. Verna Dolton followed closely with 186/520, Marge Caratbers 184/ United Press International 515, Shirley Martin 180/513, NATIONAL LEAGUE Suzy Reno 180/490, Barbara Team W L Pet. GB Rohrcr 176/495, Joan Adams San Fran. 10 7 .690 174/401- Isabel Goshorn 175/ Phila. 14 9 .609 2 487, Rose Patrick 190/461, Col­ Milwaukee 15 10 .600 2 leen Sandlin 162/470, P at Wll- St. Louis 16 11 .593 2 1U 173, Charlotte Bassett, 178 Pittsburgh 14 18 .536 3 Vi and Alice llaust 16fr Cincinnati IS 11 .500 4Vi Hire* gals each had a tur­ Chicago 10 11 .476 5 key: Hetty Mills, C. Bassett Houston 11 17 .393 7Vi and Pat Willis while Buzy Los Ang'es 10 16 .385 7 Vi Reno came through with two New York 6 19 .240 11 strikes in a row. Tuesday's Results Mz Klein converted tbe 5-7, Chicago 8 Lot Angeles 8 51. A. Williams, 5-10, Marge St. Louli 4 Philadelphia 8 Carathera 3-0-10 and 5-8-10, Milwaukee 2 New York 0 Joan Adami Hie big 6-7, Alice San Francisco 6 Houston 0 Haust and B. Rohrcr the 2-7 Pittsburgh I Cincinnati 2 Shirley Martin 5-6-10, I. GooThursday’s Games horn, Verna Bolton and J. Milwaukee at New York Adams spared the baby split Loo Angeles at Chicago 3-10. San Francisco at Houston (n) St. Louis at Philadelphia (n) Only gams* scheduled AMERICAN LEAGUE Team W L P e t GB 12 7 .632 COPENHAGEN (UPI) — Chicago Denmark advanced to the New York 13 8 .618 Vi third round of the European Cleveland 13 • .801 Vi Zone Davis Cup competition Baltimore 14 10 m Tuesday by downing Spain, Minnesota U 11 .Ml lVi 3-2. Los Ang’e i 11 I t .440 4 10 13 .438 4 In Tuesday’s decisive sin­ Detroit 10 14 .417 4Vi gles match, Joergcn Ulrich Boston 18 17 .414 I clinched the victory for Den­ Waah'ton mark with a 6-4, 5-7, 6-4. 6-1 Kansas CUy • 14 .191 8 triumph over Spain’s Juan Tuesday’* Basalts Baltimore I Washington • Couder. Cleveland • Boston 8 BROTHER ACT Detroit T New York 8 PITTSBURGH (UPI) — Minnesota II Chicago 1 Brother outfielders Paul and Kaniaa City • Lae Angeles > Tbureday'e Causes Lloyd Waner with the Pirates In the 1930’s were called Chicago at Minnesota "Dig Poison" and "Little New York a t Detroit Poleon” because of their Bakimore at Washington (n) deadly hitting. Only games scheduled Summer League Gels Underway Major Leagues Denmark Advance! In Davia Cup Play Park P H IL C O . U LT R A HIO HPM RFO RM AM GM Dr. • • How could something like that happen? Some mootha past the football equipment, particularly rib pads, shoulder pads, kidney pads and all tbe other kinds of pada football players now utilize, (and which coot a fortune) were sent back to tbe factories for reconditioning. And, as you’ve probably guessed by now, they haven’t been returned. And time la running out on Jim. You can only hold 20 days of aprtrg drills and those 20 days must be utiliz­ ed within a 30-day period. • • • HOUSTON (UP!) — San Francisco Giant Manager Al­ vin Dark believes baseball, like the movies and bubble gum, la better than ever. He aald as much Tuesday at a press conference called for the Houston Press corps In a rustic sotting called tbe "F ast Draw Club." Dafk pointed to Improvement of the game in general and this year's National League pennant race In particular a i two proving points for Ms contention. Dark said Just during his days in baaeball, the play has improved. He credits the emergence of the Negro In the national game for the better play. "The good colored player, coming into the game, has eliminated the mediocre white boy," Dark said. Dark said the pennant rare In the senior league Is a real five or alx-club affair. He sees do signs of a runaway. The Giants manager ticked off Cincinnati, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, Los Angeles and St. Louis, as well as his own Giants, aa being able to fight for the pennant. Says Pigott: "We can't ac­ complish much watching the kids work out in gym shorts. Some of these boys look great in aboria but experience has shown that a lot of them can lose their poise when they don the pads. It’s when they put on pada that we can tell If we've got a hard nosed youngster and It takes hard nosed kids to win football games. We’re stymledl” On the other hand,P igott said be was very pleased with the boys and he's convinced Results Tursday that many of those who do Longwood 7, Rear Lake 2 not win varsity berths will Casselberry 0, Sunland 4 provide C o a c h e s Ralph Altamonte 20, North Orlando 7 Stumpf and John Colbert with plenty ot Junior varsity ma­ terial. South Seminole Senior League • • Little American • Jim la planning to go with 12 to 15 seniors on tha varsity along with 12 to 15 juniors and tbe rest will be sopho­ mores. "We don’t want an all senior club," said PigoU. "We've aeon those aU senior teams before and than they’ll suffer for years. This way we've got experienced men coming along each season." And that, sport* fans, makes * • • Jim'a assistants, coaches Dick Williams and Jim McCoy, have divided the group Into three units. Right now they're calling them the reds, whites and blues. Almost sounds like aa extra right wing group. But this goes along with Pigott'* plana for the fell o a m p a lft He's going to uti­ lise three unite end substitute by unMs. When one unit makes a mistake the whole group of 11 men will be benched and a fresh unit will enter the eooteet When they make on error te will go the third eleven. "We do not plan to make Individual aubatltutM,” saya Pigott, "unless there's an Injury or something like th a t” Rmulta Tuesday Sanford Atl. 11, Fla. St. 10 Fla. 8t- ___ 133 021—10 C 3 San. Atl........300 323—11 5 8 WP — Dave Hudson (1-0), LP — Roberson (0-1); HR — Joe Paulin* (Fla. St., l i t of the year). 8TANI1ING8 W L Pet. Navy ...... 0 2 .818 Fla. B t Bank __ 6 6 .646 Perfection Dairy 8 8 .600 G eo m 'a _______ 4 7 .304 Sanford Atl. . 3 8 .273 Game Wednesday George's a t Perfection Dairy (4:80 p. m„ F t Mellon Park) Raceway Finishes Successful Season WESTBURY, N. Y. (U P D Tbe moat successfulspring racing program In Roosevelt Raoeway history closes to­ night, With the (35.650 U. S. Harness Writers Trot for three-year-olds t h e feature race. If the pattern of betting holds to form tonight, Roose­ velt will wind up with an aver­ age (8 million nightly total handle. Mcu) Ctttei PAINTS DISCOUNT ON A NATIONAL BRAND PAINT a*si*ir Let Georg* Do Itl ROOM AIR CONDITIONER 2513 • Dark Sees Six Team Race For National Loop United Pres* International two-horse duel between Ken The Minnesota Twins al­ tucky Derby winner Northern ways have plenty of punch Dancer and runnerup Hill going lor them—and they alRHc. so have plenty of pitching HlU Rise, from El Peco when Jim K aat U on the Ranch, was the lis t of the mound. . . . , , Somewhat of a disappointprobable field of six starters to drill Tuesday when be step­ ment with a 10-10 record and ped a mile in an impressive 4.20 earned run average in 1963, the 6-foot, 4-lnch, 2101:40 1-5. Although the California-bred pound Kaat U off to a <ln« son of HUlar recorded the start that suggest* he may good time with astonishing reach the atardom predicted ease, trainer B1U Finnegan for him thla year. said be would have preferred It takes more than average a somewhat slower workout. pitching for the Twins’ rivals This waa In marked contrast to forget all that muacle that'* to Northern Dancer'* trainer, thrown at them, but Kaat la Horatio I.uro, who thought his doing just that with a 4-1 mark colt ran too slow In Monday’s that Include* four complete workout In which ho worked games and a 2.00 earned run a mile In 1:42 3-5. average. Mrs. Harriet N. Ball's Big The Twin* combined Kaat a Pete was declared a definite air-tight pitching with their starter Tuesday by trainer daUy output of "bombs" Tues­ Bernle Bond. Big Pete Is the day night to score an 11-1 vic­ only oro of the six liorsc* en­ tory over Chicago that pre­ tered that did not run in the vented the White Sox from Derby. Tho other starters are gaining ground on the losing The Scoundrel, Roman Bro­ New York Yankee* and also ther and Quadrangle, who fin- kept the American League’s ished third, fourth and fifth first division under a blanket a t ChurchlU Downs, rospcc of l t t games. Kaat la now 4-1. tively. Don Mlncher and Zollo Versallcs each had four hits and Mlncher and Jimmie Hall hom­ ered to lead the Twins’ 15-Mt attack. Sensational rookie Tony Oliva continued his early-season pace with two hit* in four tries to stretch hla batting streak to 11 games and leave his average at a cool .450. Tbe Detroit Tigers snapped United Press International Wally Post, a professional their five-game losing streak baseball player since 1946, re­ and the New York Yankees’ winning streak ceived a pink slip for the sec­ five-game ond time within a year Tuci- with a 7-2 win, the Cleveland day when tho Cleveland In­ Indians beat the Boston Red dians asked waivers on the 34- Sox, 6-5, the Baltimore Orioles year-old outfielder for the pur­ defeated the Washington Sen­ pose of giving him his uncon­ ators, 5-0, and the Kansas City Athletics topped the Los ditional release. AI1 major league clubs must Angeles Angels in other AL be down to the 25-player limit action. by midnight tonight. Cleveland sold pitcher Gor­ don Scvfricd to Atlanta of the International League. Results Tuesday The Washington Senators Elks 5, Lake Mary 8 sold pitcher Howie Koplitz and optioning catcher Ken Elk* _____ 002 030 0—6 8 1 100 000 1—2 6 1 Reiser to their Toronto farm L. .Mary WP — Chris Akers (3-2), club. Baltlmoro optioned 21-ycar- LP—Charlie Lytle (3-3), ClriUn 6, CPO I old receiver Larry Haney to Elmira. C lv lta n __ 030 000 2—6 4 8 Cincinnati optioned third CPO .....— 101 000 0—2 8 6 baseman Chico Rulx to San WP—Jimmy Williams (3Diego; the Los Angeles Dodg­ 2), LP—Mike Stubblna (1-4), ers lost (65,000 bonus pitcher STANDINGS Paul Spcckcnbach to the St. W L Pet. Louis Cardinals for the (8,000 E l k a ---- ----------- . 7 8 .700 first year player price, and Shrine ......— 6 4 .600 George Banks, an lnficldcr- Klwanls ________ 6 4 .650 outfielder, waa optioned to At­ Rotary ................. 6 B .545 lanta to the International C lv lta n --------------- 6 7 .417 League after he notified Min­ CPO ..... ...................4 7 .864 nesota Twin officials that he Lake Mary ------- 4 7 .384 refused to report to Tacoma Game Wednesday of the PCL, where the team Shrine a t Klwanls, 4:30 p. m. had originally planned to send Resumption of eighth Inning him. t- t tie played May 4th Major League Clubs Must Meel Limits Tonight Junior League Remember tho** of your vacation trip laat m u i i I Why Not Enjoy An Air- * Conditioned Car This Summer? Cool Comfort AU Summer Long! to W* Will Air Condition Mont Popular American Can. Price* Start AS LOW AS INSTALLED • Price Doce Not Include Sals* Tax. *265 WE SERVICE & REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS NEW 1004 Call Georg* For F rw SurveyI • 'T v # never seen auch splend­ id practice drills,” saya Pi­ gott. ’’There's pleaty of hus­ tle, spirit, enthusiasm and competition,” adds Jim- “ but we've got one big problem." He explains: "We’ve got 58 football players out here bat­ tlin' for one of the 34 positions on our squad but we've only got uniforms for 26 men.” • FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — • A. M. - f i l l P. M. • K. FIRST __ SANFORD WK GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Detroit Bounces About Sports Rise And Dancer Yankees To End Thinking To Vie In Preakness Losing Streak Out Loud PIMLICO, Md. (UPI) —The serious training is over for By Julian Stenatrom Saturday's (150,000 added We’ve heard of overcrowded Preakness Stakes and the class rooms but who's ever prospect once again Is for a beard of an overcrowded foot­ ball field? Aak Jim Pigott, Seminole High School's football coach, who la directing the spring gridiron practice sessions at SHS. DUNEDIN (UPI) — Billy Casper Jr. Jumped from sev­ enth to third place on tbe pro­ fessional golfers’ money win­ ning Hit with his victory in the Colonial National InvitaRon laat weekend. Casper picked up a (14,000 LUCAS HIGH SCORER check for hla win In the Fort WARSAW (U PI)—Forward Worth, Tex., tournament and Jerry Lucas of tha Cincinnati raised hla earning* for tha Royal* scored 40 points to land year to (30,881.87. (BEAL) n touring team of National A r t h u r K. B aekw lth, J r . Clark o f C irc u it Court Basketball Association AllItyt M a l ik a T. Vihltn. a C S ta n to a 94-66 rout of a Pol­ F R E U D a a d NATHANSON I t s South WaabluRton Avanua ish academic team. Lucas scor­ Tltuavllla, Fla. ed IB points In the f l n t half A tto rn ay a f o r P l a in t i f f P ubllaht April I I , I t . May I, IS. and 22 In tha eacond half for i*ii hla total. C D T-fl SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! Page 6 — May 13, 1964 d rra lh Southern Air 322-8321 203 W. First Street O N I COAT kcamc u r n moum • paint Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED B u ford 322-3343 C u a d b trry P lu a Sanford, Fla. 838-7381 ‘T our Friendly Ford Dealer” yum # SERVICE DEPARTMENT •8*8 JSTS. FREE 308 E. First 8L Ph. 322-1481 Open 3 Days A We«k W. Park Ml 4-8918 �*■ « n r ft PRICES 6000 THRU THE WEEKEND n» May 13, 1964 — Pnge 7 Art Association • Fleets Officers Members of the SsnfordS e m i n o l e Art Association elected officers for the com­ ing year at its final meeting of this season Monday night The meeting was conducted by Bill Dodson in the absence of t h e president, Joseph 9 Mathicux. Nominated and e l e c t e d __were: President, Mr*. Erma 6mith; vice president, Bill Dodjon; secretary, Mrs. Mild r e d Babcock; treasurer, Mrs. Paul Poor. At the conclusion of annual reports, the new officers took charge of the meeting. Many proposals of projects W to be undertaken In the future were discussed and associa­ tion officials report "an inter­ esting series of events for the Immediate future." The members will continue meeting one day each week, officials report, "to enjoy the fellowship of sketching and painting together." Varloua members will act as coordinators for these meetings and assist the a rt­ ists. A limited number of spon­ sored non-members are being accepted by the association for a "nominal fee" and, the group said, Junior members arc also welcome to Join. Association leaders say it "is hoped the informality of 9 these meetings will inspire some of those who haven't painted to try their hand at wielding a brush." T. D. Lyles Dies # In Longwood 9 9 Thomas Daniel Lylee, 81, 202 Short Street, Longwood, died Tuesday. A native of Macon, Ga., he came to Longwood six years ago from Ocala where he lived for IS years. Prior to that time he resided in Kissimmee for many years. He was a re ­ tired watchmaker and a member of the First Baptist Church of Longwood. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Ernestine Lyles of Long­ wood; daughters, Mrs. Jean ­ nette Mathis of Largo, Mrs. Earline Jaco and Mrs. Betty Prescott of Longwood, Mrs. Eiva Hitchcock of Casselber­ ry, Mrs. Lilly Tense) of Jack­ sonville and Mrs. Sharon Law ef St. Augustine; sons, Tom­ my J . Lyles of Longwood and Billy Lyles of Sanford; a brother, Reuben Lyles of Ma­ con and four sisters, 19 grand­ children and IT great grand­ children. SHS May Day Ball Saturday • - • . *•- ■ ‘fcv *• tLrtl COMPUTE THIS WEEK'S BONUS « • • • f KNIFE r i* ’ ,»•*? t jl I l l l l ----------------- - • • •• ..............; .......... 79* 79* i V . V liV Y iH S t* r * * 7 ^* GET 1 KNIFE AT BUYBIG-SAVEBIG! i _____ ‘ •• | P[ ■ **> * FLORIDA OR GEORGIA GRADE 'A' FRESH . IDInOfl Oft, . 4*sT«e*a»aaee.tf<se*«^» --' " &ar p* ■»■—- , " i ' m b ILw . 1 BLUE RIBBON QUALITY BEEF CHUt I SAVE ON THESE FAMILY SIZE PACKAGES! 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SM— rKMlO ••***»iPvW -ah26*■ cer and Janie White; sopho­ .SC ■ 8 8 8 8 8 8 I1 S-20-44 more attendants, Bonnie Todd and Marilyn Epps. Also Kenny Poff, Billy Hig­ gins, Joe Fkrless, Ronnie Hin­ son, Leroy Noppcr and John Canavlno. The Coachmen's Orchestra Kill play for dancing. ;;teaasfts-Ba PEACHPIE - 39* HomburgerBunssk23* W U E R M a O N S j M LADY PAIR SESAME SEEDED SLICED FANCY LONG CREIH { CUKES 4 .1 9 P R C I 8X T 8 A *MKRCHAITTSGREENSTAMPS \ BAKERY S / t rv « e » — B0NUSI • M l.S y UDY PAIR GOLDEN , G ET M O R E IN i T' i .4 , E. C. Woodcock 63, Dies In Jax E. C. Woodcock, 68, former Sanford businessman, died Tuesday morning in Jackson­ ville. A native ef Douglas, Ga., he had resided in Sanford from his early youth until 1940, when he moved to Jack­ sonville. He was a member of the Woodstock Park Masonle Lodge 818 of Jacksonville and of Morocco Temple. Survivors are hie wife, Mrs. Marilae Woodcock; a daught­ er, Mrs. 8. J. Davla Jr. and three granddaughters of Banford; five sisters, MUs Versa Woodcock, Mr*. R. T. Johnon and Mrs. Bertha Terrell of Sanford, Mrs. Gertha Riv­ era of Savannah, N. Y. and Mrs. Eunlee Butler ef Phoenix. Arts. ATlONAL'StLVERTOiPXNY FAMOUS m ~ «w«ii POUND CAKB I FANCY FRESH I T0MAT0ES..291 6-20-64 ’64 MORE FAMOUS PLUS FREE FO O D FAIR MERCHANTS LOW GREEN PHICtb STAMPS 39 �Lake Monroe H D The Gamma Omega Sorority Chapter Club T o Observe 30th Anniversary Entertains Their Mothers With Tea Tha Bfalson Jardln was the John) Higgins, Nancy (Mrs. The new officers for the coming year introduced to members and their guests were Kathy Tooke, president; June Brodie, recording secre­ tary; Kathy Bukur, vice pres­ ident; Shirley Higgins, corresponding secretary, a n d Gayle Osborne, treasurer. After delicious refreshments were served, the rest of the delightful afternoon was en­ joyed browsing through tho building. Members and their mothers present were Susy (BIrs. John) Dicky, Mrs. W. K. MeRoberts, Mrs. Jimmie Living­ ston, sponsor, Mrs. Harry W. Seller, Pat (Mrs. Terry) Smith, Mrs. O. R. Smith, June (Blra. James) Brodie, Mrs. W. L. Vance, Kathy (Mrs. Pete) Bukur, Mrs. Louise Tlllis, Kathy (Mrs. Henry) Tooke, BIrs. H. E. Tooke, Janice (Blra. Ernest) Cowley, Mre. Elolio Collins, Gayle (Mrs. Milner) Osborne, Mra. O. Lewis Dinkins. Others were Claire (Mrs, Kirby) Fite Jr., Linda (BIrs. Jam es) McKee, Shirley (Mrs. The 80th anniversary of tha Lake Monroe Home Dem­ onstration Club will be held The group la now looking and other honors given. A Thursday evening, May 14th, a t White Halt of tha Upsala Presbyterian Church on Coun­ try Club road. The banquet will start a t 7 P.M, The program for tha even­ ing will Include Introduction of past presidents of tha club, a duet by Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Tucker and guests speakers, Miss Helen Holstein, State District H.D. Agent and Miss Myrtle Wilson, local Agent, Bliss P at Mlkler, secretary, Bliss Wilson, county council president, Mrs. Charles Seesman, and recent Heart Queen winner, Darlene Roberts, who was sponsored by the club. The 4-H Handy Helpers elub girls will serve as wait­ resses and will be introduced by their leaders Mrs. II. R. Wilson and BIrs. H. L. John­ son. Program committee mem­ bers are Mrs. J. H. Tindel, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Eb Hunter. It Is hoped that every mem­ ber will attend this outstand­ ing affair. THE QUAINT MAISON JAItDIN wna the ncene of n tea Riven by mem­ bers of Gnmmn Omega chapter of Epsilon Sigmn Alpha honoring their mothers. Mrs. James Brodie, center, seated, serves to, from Ipft, Mrs. John Higgins, Mrs. Eli White, Mrs. Jack Schirnrd and Mrs. Gene Estridgo 1IL (Herald Photo) Miss Sandifer Honored At Shower Miss Betty Sandifer, brideelect of Lloyd Watroua, was guest of honor at a miscellan­ eous bridal shower Thursday evening at the home of Blra. Lucille Biorgan on West Secend Street. Assisting BIrs. Morgan as to-hostoss wa* Mlaa Jean {tripling, The party rooma were dec­ orated with bouquets of a l­ lotted spring flowers and tha gifts were presented to the honorcc in a cleverly decorat­ ed pink and white umbrella. Miss Sandifer also received a beautiful carnation corsage from the hostcssca. The tabla waa overlaid wlUi White linen, centered with a red rose floral arrangement flanked on cither sldo by crys­ tal candelabra bearing while tapers. Tha delicious fruit punch was aerved from a beautiful cryatat bowl, and waa completed with sheet cake, and an assortment of nuts and eandlos. Prize winners In the con­ tests were Btrs. Gladya Presley and Mrs. Lucille Morgan. The guest list Included tha Mmci. Evelyn Sandifer, moth­ e r of tho bonore*; and Eliza­ beth Ross, Lucille Morgan, Lilly Spivey, Jenl Davla, Gladys Preatly, Sara Crosi, Evelyn Bcdcnbaugh, Violet Cook, Gladya Cornett, Flor­ ence Holcombe, Eunice Out- Bforgan, J o y c e Wclman, Yvonne Stripling, Cathy Strip­ ling, Linda Fltzwatnr, Wanda Bcdcnbaugh and Lynda lied- Guest O f Sister By Jana Casselberry Blra. Rubymae Leonhardt of the Nazarcne in Sanford. No cnbaugh. Lindenhurst, I* I., Is visiting Tho Sandifcr-Watroua wed­ invitations ore being issued, her sister, BIrs. June Hague ding will be an event of June but all friends and relatives of Casselberry. 19 at 7 p.m. at Uia Church of are cordially invited. A talented artist, she has won CO awards for her water colors and nils and recently took first prize in a Ft. Lau> derdale show for her water color, ".Seashores Scene of a Gathering 8torm." BIrs. Leonhardt exhibited locally for the Sidewalk Arts Festival In the mall a t Sem­ inole Plata. Blany of her wa­ ter colors and pen and Ink sketches were readily recog­ nised as local scenes done during her current visit. Mr. and Mr*. Jack W. Billhlmer have returned to their home In Falla Church, Va., after a visit with bis brother and sister-in-law, Btr. and Mrs. Robert S. Blllhlmcr. MISS BETTY SANDIFER, left, bride-elect of Lloyd Watroua, waa hon­ oree of a bridal shower recently. With Miss Sandifer from left are her mother, Mra. Evelyn L. Sandifer, Misa Jean Stripling and Mra. Lucillo Morgan, co-hostcaaea. DeBary Personals M n. Angel Dias entertain­ ed a t a luncheon a t her home on Asalea Dr. honoring Btr*. Aldo Loot, who instructed a group of DeBary Garden Club memben In the a rt of ROUE FAMILIES WITH KIDS Japanese Flower arrange­ PAINT THEIR WALLS WITH ment*. M n. Loot spent sev­ eral years In tha Orient with her husband, Col. Loot, while he was stationed th e n . Ear- Mrs. Vivian Knotts and mother, Mrs. Lula Miller, of Indianapolis are visiting retativee, Blr. and Mrs. William Lucaa of Tangerine Drive and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Evans of Loch Arbor. Mrs. Miller la the mother of Mr. Lucaa and Blra. Evans, and Mrs. Knotts la their alatcr. Maurice Evans la recuperat­ ly this spring Mra. Loos gave eently retired from the Amer­ ing In Seminole Memorial a demonstration of this a rt ican D iitrtct Telegraph Com­ Hospital where he has under­ gone major surgery. a t ona of the regular club pany In New York. mcotingf, that was enthus­ iastically received. Mr. and Bin. Kenneth Dunlope ami Miss Katherine Hol­ land of Wintenvillr, Ohio, w en the gueita of Mrs, K. C. Butcher of Oleander Lane. Boss Patterson of DeBary Dr. has returned from her recent trip to Illwall, w hen aha visited her eon and fam- The gracious W. P. Chap-1 the first. Coffee was served Tyre, BIrs. R. U. Hutchison, man home on Old Blonroc from this table in elegant Mrs. Justine Lee, Bliss Aline Chapman, Mrs. N. L. Bishop, Road was the scene of an open | antique silver service, house recently In celebrating Hostesses assisting with the BIrs. Blae Sturdivant, BIrs. the silver wedding annlvers- serving were BIrs. W. W. John Rumbley and BIrs. I* A. ary of Blr. and Bin. E. D. Kirchhoff. Hosts for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Chapman, Bliss Btable Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bennett, Mrs. J. N. Azarello and BIrs. J. W. Brown. The party rooms were beau­ tifully decorated in pink and silver, with lovely pink floral arrangements placed through­ out In the main dining room, the serving table was overlaid with an ivory linen cloth fea­ turing intricate hand cutwork detail over a pink liner. Cen­ tering the table was a lovely arrangement of pink carna­ tions in an antique silver con­ tainer, flanked on either .side by antique silver candelabra bolding silver candles. Re­ freshing punch was served from a silver bowl at one end of the table, and a three tiered wedding cake, bearing the numerals 25 in Uee was at the other end of the table. An array of dainty sandwiches, nuts, candies and miniature MR. AND MRS. E. D. KIRCHHOFF observed cakes were offered from sil­ their silver wedding anniversary with n lovely ver trays. open house reception a t the W. P. Chapman The table hi the second home. dining room was identical to In Casselberry Personals By Mra. Adam Muller Mra. Charles Ulrich, Presi­ dent of the DeBary Women's Club, and BIrs. Harry F. Brown, First Vice President, attended the workshop held a t Cocoa for District 8ix, last week, and a box luncheon was served during sessions, that waa enjoyed by those attend­ ing. SHiRWIH-WlUJAMS . Talented Artist The Ed KirchhoffsCeleb Silver W edding Anniversary Catholic Wives Miss Samuelson To Meet A t NAS Engaged To Marry Wednesday Btr. and Mrs. Axel Samuelson of 137 Flcasant Street, Woburn, Mass., announce the engagement of their daughter, Elsie Marilyn, to Ilcrt Augus­ tus Haight, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J . Haight, of Maitland. The bride-to-be was grad­ uated from Woburn High School and from tho Univer­ sity of Massachusetts (Class of 19G3). She Is now a member of (he (caching staff of South Side Elementary School, San­ ford. Her fiance was graduated from Lyman High School, Longwood, and served with tlic United States Navy in both submarine and destroyer ser­ vices. He is presently associa­ MISS SAMUELSON ted with hia father in Mait­ land and Winter Park Plumb­ ing. Tliey will be married on Btr. and Blra. John L. Miller July 25 at the Lutheran Jr. of Lantana, Fla., formerly of Sanford, announce the birth at a baby girl, Jennifer Lynn, born Friday, Blay 8, in the Betliesda Hospital at Boyn­ ton Beach, Fla. The Miller* have two other children, Judith Ann, age throe and one-half, and John­ ny, age two. Blr*. Ted Dudck of Dol nay The proud grandparents are Manor returned from a three Mr, and Mrs. John L. Miller week visit with her parents, Sr. of Sarasota and Blr. and Blr. and Btrs. Roland Shep­ Mr*. Alee Brasfleld of Lake­ hard in London, England. land. Blr. and BIrs. Olio Bartos of Dol Ray Manor celebrated their 35th wedding annivers­ ary, Saturday, May 9, a t a party given by their neighbor, Mrs. John Peters Jr., who al­ so celebrated her birthday. Guests at the party were Btargaret Gattii, George Dor­ ris, Blr. and Bln. George Garthwaite, Mr. and Bln. Ro­ land Grundy. A steak cook-out prepared by the men was cnjo)ed by all. New Arrivals Altamonte Personals The Catholic Navy Wives will meet In the Sunday School Building at SNAS Wednesday at 8 p.m. All members arc urged to he present sinre an election of officers will be held. Barley. Over 100 guests called dur­ ing the appointed hours from 7 to 10 p.m. to congratulate Mary Helen and Ed Kirchhoff on this memorable occasion. Out of town guests Included Blr. and Mrs. H. II. Collier from St. Petersburg and Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Hester, Or­ lando, who stood up with tha Kirchhoffs 25 years ago when they were married. Magnolia Circle Meets Wednesday t At Harris Home The Magnolia Circle of The Sanford Garden Club will meet at the home of BIrs. Fred Harris, 3101 Country Club Road, Thursday, BIsy 14, at 10 a.rn. for a covered dish luncheon. .Members a r e asked to bring their swim suits to en­ joy the delightful Harris pooL Casselberry Personals By Jane Casselberry Mr. and BIrs. Frederick Sa­ bin and ton of Bliddictown, Conn., were guests for a week of Mrs. Myron Jacobs at hep home on Lake Kathryn Circle. Mr. and Blra. Robert Blurphy Sr. of Lake Triplet Drive left Thursday for their home in Appleton, WIs., where they « will spend a month before go­ ing to their summer estate in Eagle River, Wise. A l/ ss Carol Oxford Honoree Of Graduation Coke Party Miss Carol Oxford, a mem­ ber of the graduating class of 'C4, was guest of honor at a graduation coke party Sat­ urday, .May 9, given by Btrs. Art Brown and Mrs. Jim Itowc at the Brown home on Palmetto Avenue. Mrs. Frank Miller assisted with little Blisses Blonica Jo Rowe and Leslie W’littcrn serving as Junior hostesses. The serving tables were set up on the backyard lawn with flowers and shade trees sur­ rounding the area. The '64 c la n colors of red and whito were carried out in all the decorations. Refreshments Included as­ sorted sandwiches, miniature pizzas, nuts, small cakes and cokes. The hostesses presented Ca­ rol with a graduation eharm for her bracelet and a leather bound autograph book which all the guests signed. Invited guest* included the Blisses Gere Dietrichs, Bar­ bara Bolger, Joy Duggar, Jill West, Sandy Slayton, Barbara Watson, Blary Scott, Ann Blahan, Blyra Blocks, Donna Carol Stemper, Sheryl Stem- •i 9 A Wide Variety To Select % From Priced To Match Your Budget. r Gifts - Cards • Books 210 E. First St. 9 t First Czech composer to achieve international recog­ nition waa Antonin Dvorak (1841-1904), according to En­ cyclopaedia Brltannlca. Mr. and Mra. John Seufart of Naranja Rd. have a* their guests, Mr. and M n. Edwin Beck of Glendale, Long Is­ land, N. Y, Btr. Beck ha* re- This is o u r ‘‘B e s t B u y " lor N a tio n a l Ideal Gift Unflormarka, even crayon marks, wash right offl Wa Neva oil tho stow colors. Como in and MO thorn. S H iR W / N • Wil l ia m s ANNOUNCING FRIGIDAIRE WEEK — BEGINNING MAY 14 Storewide Frigidaire MRS. JOHN PETERS, center, waa hostess to a joint celebration at her home in Dol Ray Manor recently, Mr. and Mra. George Garthwaite, left, celebrated their 14th wedding anniversary. Mra. Petera observed her birthday and Mr. and M n. Otto Bartos, right, celebrated their 3&th wed­ ding anniversary. The portrait of U. i . Grant appears oe the U. S. $30 bill. NYLON U H ^ l | 9 U H j U\ Sane Sourl 80->8 each KING’S Over Roamillat'a Drug 112 Magnolia Avenue Phone 822-0915 J , . . Residential . . . Iadastrial Wiring # "Grad" Or June Bride Matching BEAUTY SALON Sid Vihlen Randall Electric Company B W VV F t T*' F riR iilaire W eek. Hu r r y ! — Special — 110 Cold Wove Complete Permanent Haircut fl.0 0 Shampoo At Set 81.50 No Ayaelotmeat Nee. Opm Bveo By Appi. W? Separately Available la I'cack or Lima d O jW S L A Fashions G. H. H IG H APPLIAN CES T ear Authorised Frigidaire D ealer 17M W. Plret Sanford. Fla. Ph. 128-8183 �(Dsuah Qbby • DEAR ABDV: I im inVolvad with a married man. W* lova each other deeply and have for many year*. We know our relatlonthip it wrong, but we have always been very d i s c r e e t as I wouldn't hurt his family for the world. In the beginning we agreed nut to disrupt his family, but now he has started to talk of divorcing his wife to marry me. Abby, 1 can't lot that happen. Ilia Wi.'* recently had a change* of-iil* baby, and she could* n't manage without him. He is financially unable to sup­ port two families. Ilow cun 1 make him see that he has to stick with his family without losing him com­ pletely? lie's the only man 1 have ever loved. DISTRESSED DEAR DISTRESSED: As long as you continue to see him, you are encouraging him to lenve his family for you. It is more painful to cut off a puppy’s tall an inch a t a time. End the re­ lationship in one clean break. It will be painful to both of you, but if you al­ low this affair to continue on any basis, two innocent families could suffer from your selfishness. • • • DEAR AUUY: I am 18 yeara old and I dress like a lady, act like a lady and ex­ ■5* By Abigail Van Buren pect to be treated like ene. Recently, while shopping in n supermarket, I pulled my cart into the first aisle when one smnrt checker snapped his fingers at me and said, "Next aisle!" There was no checker there, so I asked, "Where is the checker?" He b a r k e d , "KEEP YOUR SHIRT ONI" The checker never did come, so I was or­ dered bark in the first aisle. As I was emptying my bask­ et, he snapped his fingers at me ugaln and suld, "Tux items first, sister." Then he started throwing my food around, so I said, "Don't throw that food—we have to eat it.” He asked who I thought I was, and I told him I was a cash customer, th at's who I was. Then a man who looked like ths manager w a l k e d by and said, "Hold down ths noise, please, Miss.” Do you think I should let it go, or should go to the higher author­ ities and demand an apol­ ogy? This is a big chain atore market. DEMANDS RESPECT DEAR DEMANDS: No. There must be a n o t h e r market In your neighbor­ hood where the service is more civil and super than at this one. Try It. * • • DEAR A1IUY: My sister and I hud a serious falling out four years ago over somt lies she spread about Vnfort May 18, 1984 — P ast® 9 frrril 7:30^9 p m . NBC. H ie Vir­ ginian. "No Tears for Savan­ nah." (Color) (Rerun). Think heavens for guests Gene Row­ lands and Everett Sloane in this one, since the plot is one of tho most familiar of televiilon westerns. Jam es Drury also comes in for a good share of credit for saving it. He playt the hero whose old flame kindles new sparks in his bosom only to find that she la accused of murdering me, and I haven't spoken to her since. I just learned that site has an incurable disease and can't last more than a year. Her husband plans to keep it from her as long ns |>otaiblc. Abby, 1 want to mukc up with her, and help to muke her lust months happier by doing what I can for her and her family. I am afraid if I suddenly go to her and offer my friendship, she will sus­ pect the truth about herself. Yet, 1 don't want her to leave this world thinking I never forgave her. Whnt should 1 do? TORN s William Lovelace, nitz Thea­ tre manager, In speaking of the feature for S u n d a y through Wednesday of next week, stated: "We are proud to announce tiie release of tha first picture presented by A.C.E. Film*, Inc.—Philip Yonlan'a produc­ tion of The Thin Red Line,' mode by Security Pictures, Inc., in association w i t h A.C.E. "It’s a best-seller by James Jones, autlmr of 'From Here To Eternity.' Tiie director Is Andrew Marton, who won an Oscar nomination for ‘The txngcsl Day’ on which ho was one of the trio of directors. He had already gained reknown for staging tiie chariot race in ‘Ben Hur' ami a long string of directorial aucceasea at MGM. "The scrrenplay Is by Ber­ nard Gordon and the score is • C ft it off your chest. For a personal, unpublished re­ ply, write to AIII1Y, Box 3.1(15, Ilccvrly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. Q a C o b lj On (Bhidqa Me By Oswald Jacoby IS KART A3 VI7SI ♦ QJ1092 *Q6T6 W1064 ♦ 75 * 1086 *K Q J8 BOOTH (D) ♦ AK64I VXQI ♦ AK *784 North and South vulnerable Beslh West North la s t 1* Pm S * 4* Pass Paaa Opening load—♦ Q But West drop* tha Jack and South must find a sure fire winning continuation. The play Is a low spade to­ ward dummy. West shows TELEVISION la interested In learning how to do more than warm up a frozen dinner. —Whether she la energetic, or Just naturally lazy. —Whether she is fond of children, or whether they drive her crazy. —Whether she likes things neat and tidy, or doesn't mind everlasting clutter. —'W hether she can entertain herself by reading or working at a hobby, or need* constant entertain meat because she bates to be alooe. Whether she hat enough curlouslty and Interest to want to go on learning all of her life, or la satisfied with what site learned in school. —Whether the has a happy disposition, or Is miserable a lot of the time. —Whether she can meet trouble courageously, or goes to pieces when things go wrong. Whether ahe la mentally sharp, or actually a little on the dumb aide. —Whether ahe really wants to get married, or Just wants to get away from home. —Whether she will always have to have lier way to be happy, or will be willing to give in to other*' wishes some of the time. It’* usually AFTEn m ar­ riage that a man begin* to notice auch tilings, and then It's a little late. k lts llu ntloy - I l rln k lo r Deputy (lla n n H eevll Ctityosno Tho Virginian Clironlrl* P a tty Duka Ch. t Special Tha Karuiir'e D a u g h te r i t ) T I slu r o p a 0:99 t l ) Kaptonnxe ( t ) llavrrly UlllMtUoa (9) lion C*«*y 9:10 (0) Dick Van Dyka 11:00 C l Elovonth llu a r I t ) Danny Kaya ( 9 ) Checkm ate 11:09 ( Z ) l t i N*wa, W aalhor, Sporta ( I ) N'awa — M a r p k y M arita 11:11 111 Nana, VVaathar, Sporta 11:11 ( i ) T h e a te r of tha Stara 11:19 C ) Johnny C trao n (Color) (9) Movie (I) 7:9c O (f) (9) T:!0 C> (tl 1:00 101 (4) 1:10 (9) ((> H i l l (2> (!) 19:21 (2) (9) 19:29 121 (9) (I) 11:99 t l ) III II) H i l l 12) <91 It) Itomper Ronm Hay Whan N'awa— Mike Wallace MIC News Spantah W ord for Word D ec,giber llrlde I (give l.ucy C o nc entration P rlre la n ig h t T ha MoCoye SUealng Links Tha Object la P a ts A tlladya THURSDAY P. M. 11:99 (2) T o u r P t r a t I m p r e s s ­ ion ( I ) leiva of LlfS l i t Seven Kaya 12:19 <2| T r u th or Conse­ quences (9) F a t h e r Know s Beat l«> Search for T om orrow 11:99 (<) U uldlna L ig ht 1:00 (2) N'awa 19) (9) 2.29 (2) 19) (HI 2:11 (9) 2.09 (2) (1) 19) l . l l (2) <91 If) 4:99 (2) (9) (9) 4:19 (2) 4:2ft (2) 14) ) 0t 12 ) (9) (9) tit 1.19 (2) to r f PlO RoT HwI e g : ) SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Ccr. fi. le t * Sanford Ava. 822-1822 or 882-8488 A LL DAY TO M O RRO W (THURSDAY ONLY) a h jiu h r st Notice of Public l l r e r l e g To whom It may concern: T he Hemtnole County Hoard of A d justm ent will hold a p u b ­ lic h e a r l n a to consider the possibility of g r a n t i n g a s p e ­ cial re ce ption to th e Zoning ItraulatIona to Install and o p e ­ r a te a t r a i l e r p a r k In an M-t In d u strial acne aa requaaiad by l is t n. W a shburn, J r., on the following desc ribed p r o ­ p e rly : ltrg. K<i Section corner run M t i t . 4 ft N 44*10' W’ to IV erly R /W U. 8 17-91 for l*oll run N 14*20' VV 420 * ft N 24*20' K 190 ft H 44*50' C! 490 9 rt HIV’erly to P o l l In Section J m txJ t Reg. 20c in* ^ 0 | I1-5OS-20K. Public be aring will be held In th e County <'onimleeUinera Hoorn. Court llouea, Hanford, Florida, on May IS, 1941 a t T ill P. M. or aa soon t h e r e ­ a f te r aa possible Seminole County Board of A djustm ent Hy Hal A. Colbert, C h a ir ­ man Publish May It. 1944 CDU-SI Ann Nolhara Pa,(W ord T ha Doctors Day In Court Art L ln k lc tte r New s— 1-las H o w ­ ard l.orett* Toung lle n e r a ' Hospital To Tell The T r u th Vou Don't Say (Color) q u e e n For * Day Tha Edge of N ight Match llam a T rallm aster S e cret Worm llurna and Allas News P ne la W slt Heat of Oroucho llronco C a rto o n s I.an ve It To n e a r e r Niwacupe KING Don Royer, Owner 2109 FRENCH AVE. — SANFORD L L .C v J THURSDAY A. M. f:00 f : IS 1:20 1:20 (l) 121 It) 12) It) T:»0 (2) (t) t i l l (2) 7:20 (9) DUO S'*n o n Sunshin e Almanac d ro v e , Farm d e p o r t Florida lltato ry Sunrlaa San-aatar T oday—l l u a h Downa Klim Kaaturaa F a r m Mkt. Itaport Sllckla Kvane QUALITY! Legal Notice REICH FOR T. C. LEE! nnwihin.K r o r w n r o r A n Jia n tr-h T boa it ii 1288 «. ATLANTIC AVC. i'll i i i in/ depend on the quality of the product It Identifies, Have it delivered fresh (o your door, or get S A T l A M K . AVI m car \t n l,,pn BsJ *•* 106 Unha . . . offering a choice of hoailtiful Mold Hnon vs, F.fflrinn. cica and Bedroom Apartments, all attractively docoratm] and pro­ viding alagant comfort. . . Phone 322-5633 for home delivery AS andt have roomcant riAM Ak-CoadWening Hast. Tha BitVooa* •itk Tub 6 Sheoor, ladie, Hid Music, TV, Rasa hunt* Bilcontt*. , Fittk enter Seknmlni Poala • SWtlebowd Courts • Ocaan via* OWag looms, faahatng ngxrb food >• ’ 'l l I >i 11 and<sMOTEL 618 SILV ER BEACH AVE. BEACH, FLORIDA All 8 Just minutes (ram Uoif Cbutaaa, Theatres, Night Liuba, Shot*. ItcaUurenU, Spoctin* Kventa. tamed Florida attraction!. For Information on AU $ Mioteli Sen d Coupon T o : .M o le d ,. S. Atlantic Ave., Daytona B«*ch, Florida Plraer send color brochure and Information regarding □ Beta Dip □ Liao Beach Q Silver Banda ___________________ ♦ Service Seminole TV FA 2-4926 Zenith Color TV Sake 2600 Hanford Ave. 1: I <■ 1 »' Wherever you nee the T. G. Let tra d e m a r k , yon it fresh from your grocer’s dairy aection. TV RENTAL • Hairs BEACH M O TEL M O TE L SUItrc • ( rw hile H e aring To whom It may ooncarni Tha Seminole County Hoard of A djuatm cnt will hold a p u b ­ lic h e arin g to ro n a ld a r tha pnaalulllty of irrnntlnn a front a tr o t t a n d / o r alda atraat antl u r k varia nce to tha Zoning lU gulatlon* *■ ra'iuaatad by H. J o a rp h Davit. J r . for K in g s , wood llulldrra. Inc., on Ilia fo llo w in g described p r o p e rt y : Krom the moat K erly Cor of Ix>( 12 of Amended Plat of Druid P ark, ru n N t 2 ’ ol' K along tha I V e r l r n / W Una of O rlando Ilrlva ta t. Hd. 19 * too) 21. 0 ft to 1*0 11 : t h e n r a run N 22 *n*' K a lo n g aald It/IV 1fto2« ft to the I'.C. o t a c urva ronnava to tha >W a n d h»vng a r a d iu s of 2ft.0 f t; t h en c a N'erly and VV'erljr alo n g aald c u r v a 11.29 ft th r o u g h a c e n ­ tr a l a n g le of 122*91* to tha I’.T. of aald curve, thane* VV a long th a N line of aald Dot (2. a d istan c e of 121 I I f t: thence 8 22*90' VV 101.20 ft, th o n re S >7*ft4'l0‘ K parallel w ith NW'erly tine of eeld Lot (2. a d is ta n t# or It# rt to t b i P m i . Public h e a r in g will ba bald In t h l County Oommleelonars Room, Court llouea, Hanford, Florida, on May II, 1944 at 7:10 I*. M. or a t soon t h e r e ­ a f te r aa poealble. Seminole County Board of A djustm ent By Hal A. Colbert. C h a i r ­ man Publish May II, 1914 CUP-29 J TONIGHT corpora ting, secretly figuring they’ll b* wining "dum m y" officers while ha runs the whole work*. Is h* wrong! Starring aa the unpredictable Clampetta are Buddy Ebsen, Irena Ryan, Max Beer and Donna Douglas. 9-10 p.m. NBC. Espionage. "A Camel Ride." (Renin). Bill Ttavera Is a fine actor and it's a pity he’a buried Ih Uil* sort of drivel about a priest who participates In demonstrations against a ty­ rannical Arab government. 9:30-10 p.m. CBS. The Dick Van Dyke Show. Loaded with chucklca. SPECIAL s r t t i s n i . n ro t'X T T out and dummy's ten force* E ast's queen. South later HELP WANTED. FEMALE , . . Beauty, chnrm, poiso nnd porsounlity goes over to dummy with a are requirement# fur the successor to tho "Mias Florida World” throne, to heart or club and finesses be relinquished June 18-20 by its I960 occupant, Miss Lanita Kent of Ft. Pierce. The annual beauty pnifcant, preludo to the Miss USA nnd Miss against East’s nine of spades in order to hold himself to World sjtectaclea later tills year, will Ins held a t the Cape Cornl Yacht nnd Parquet Cub for the second consecutive year. Entrants should write to one k»er in trumps. Miss (inyle Carson, content director, 227 Miracle Mile, Coral Guides, until It should be noted that this May 20. Girls lietwecn 17-27 are eligible. They will competo for prizes particular safety play would including an nil-expense pnid trip to Detroit, Aug. 22-20, for the Miss have cost South a trick had USA contest. West held tiie doubleton queen-Jsck, but South could well afford to l«*e that trirk. Ills contract was lour spades, not five. It also should be noted that (1) Today (9) E r n ta Fwrd WEDNESDAY P. M. 7:11 (*) l o c a l News, W e a ­ Id) Tha Open Window If West held doublelon queen9:*9 (>) Newtcope th e r t i n (1 ) FO cua jack of spades and six dia­ ( I ) News, sporta. VVea1:09 (* a C e n ta l s K an g aro o 1:29 Ct) Paopls Are Funny monds, Use safety play would lh»r 1:29 I f ) Cartnono I t ) News— Dave F e n ­ (SI Newsline 9:90 12) Divorce Court nell have cost South his contract 1:10 i t ) I'h t S p o r ti ( I ) American llle m ry (I) Aa T ha W orld T urna because West would give his 4:2ft (Si W ea the r Hhoir (9. Kserclae Kor Woman l:tv m Carto ons 1:10 I t ) N o w ,— W alter C rsa 1:11 i l l C a r m o n a partner a diamond ruff. 2:09 (2) l.a t’a Make A Deal Jh e W om en: Ruth Millett Things a young man rarely Blinks about until It's too lata, and b* has married the ^Jgiri: —Whether (he can cook, or LAST DAT NORTH *10 92 WAJ5 ♦ 8641 ♦ A ll the town villain's eon. The story enn almost be gueaied as It unfolds, but the princi­ pal* give it enough life to make It at least passable. 9-9:30 p.m, CBS. Tha Bev­ erly HlllbllUei. Though not a hilarioua lucceai thla episode offers a change of pace. For once, the humble Clampetta become Insistently demanding and it serves Banker Dryadale (Raymond Bailey) right. Dryadale convinces the Clampetts that they can save a bundle on Income taxes by In- now being done by Malcolm Arnold, who won an Academy Award for 'Bridge on tha Riv­ er Kwai.' "Several leading exhibitor members of A.C.E. have seen major portion* of the picture and predict it will be one of tho year's big hits. Heading the cast are Kelr Dullea, who flashed to fame In ‘David and U sa,’ and Jack Warden, re ­ cently featured with John Wayne In 'Donovan'* Reef,* and starred opposite Sophia Itoren in T h at Kind of Wom­ an'.” Legal Notice m vinn o r North'* two-spade respons* 1* modern expert practice. It produces a four spade rebid from South. Had North happeoed to respond one notrump, South would hav* raised him to three no-trump. Ernie Rover*, who writes looks about bridge, uses the land to illustrate an advanc­ ed safety play. The play la the same whether the con­ tract la spades or no-trump and involves p r o t e c t i o n Against a bad spad* break. Playing at four spades, South wins the opening dia­ mond lead and promptly lays down the ace of trumps. If both opponents play low, he will have no better play than to continue with the king. T V Time Preview* Ritz To Show Thin Red Line' DEAR TORN: Go to her and offer her your friend­ ship. It Is not unusual for relatives to "bury the hutche t” during times of illness. • • • DEAR ABBY: I feel sorry for the woman whose husband never rememliera her birthday. My husbnnd never fnrgeta mine. He wouldn't dare. His la the next day, and he always gets me a nice present so he'll Im> sure of getting one himself. 3iuccrcly, ETHEL • ZtiqhliqhJtA ^ Cll l tiv v__________________ ----------------------------------sstatet a t e __________________________ Look For it in your grocer ’a dairy section. | �ua/f to _ May 13, 1964 Goodman, Mia*., aod lived in Chicago. Sba « u educated in the Chloago Public School*, Uolvoroity of IIUool* and at­ tended Harvard Unlveralty'a acboot of physical education. Thla educator bring* a wealth of experience which iocludea: Young Women'a Chrtetian Aaaociation of Cin­ cinnati, Ohio; In health, educa­ tion at flak University, Nash­ ville, Tens.; physical education T H E HOPPERETTES' participated in the third teacher; secretary women's annual “Music Week" program celebrated by work of YMCA, Chicago; dean Hopper Elementary School Chorus last Friday Of women and physical educa­ at the school. Members of 'The Hoppcrettes" tion Instructor a t Bethuneare Altona Young, Dorethn Rowe, Patricia Hen­ Cookmao College; program derson, Blondenia Bracey, Veronica Mitchell, director of USO (YMCA), Fort Dlx, N. J .; program and club Martha Hardy and Tanya Baker. director of American Red Thelma Franklin's first grade Craae (United States Army), elaxs from Goldsboro Elemen­ England, France and Ger­ tary School waa among the many; director of social ser­ vice department, F l a n n e r guests. The number attending House, Indianapolis; k e tu n r ; Sunday school was 1M. Mo­ toured Europe sod Airic.i thers and children were lec 1946-49; guide for European tured on bow to use their tours liSS-gO; SwNserland with leisure time wisely by Mrs. MRA, 1M6-61. She holds mem­ bership in Methodist ChureW Sallye F. Bentley. National Council for Negro The Junior Choir aod youth Women, former director of of New ML Cavalary paid "A youth council, preseot region­ Tribute To Mothers” In morn­ al S director; Alpha Kappa Al­ ing services. Cecils Miller pha sorority; National Asso­ presided. The program was at­ ciation of Women Deans and tended by many mothers and Counselors; National Board of guests. Mr*. Thelma Simmons Planned Pareotbood; former was crowned mother of the Link Inc; Urban League; Lea­ day. The other three contest­ gue of Women Voters; viceants were Mrs. Evelyn Jones, president of Florida Council Mrs. AlbcHa Miller and Mrs on Human Relations; secre­ HENRINE BANKS Bettye Akins. tary of American Association The mother of the day was cess under the sponsorship of of United Nations of Deytooa crowned by Cherry Miller and Ruby D. Harrington and Mrs. Beach. gifts presented to each con­ You are cordially invited T. R. Sheppard. testant by Victoria Nathan. A to atteod thla service and hear t-lbute was paid to Mrs. Cora thla most dynamic personalpic. Tyrone Alexander spent Thomas, who la the oldest a few days on leave with his mother of the church, by Da* grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. cones* Boards No. 1 aod S. Mrs. Laura U p s aod bar I Thomas Walden. He la a Selection- "A Mother's Pray daughter, Rhonda, of Now Brunswick, N. J. arc visiting member of the Radar Section, er,” by Mrs. Evelyn Clark and 5th Battalion, 38th Artillery, A Mrs. Ned* Boykins waa dedl Mr, and Mrs. Rooeevelt Me1955 graduate of Crooms High cated to .all mothers. Mrs. e lite and family. Mrs. Llga, th e formic Laura Sanders, 1* School, be attended Volusia Laura Llgi and little Rhonda County Community College. Uge from New Brunswick, N. tea sister a t Mm. McClain. J , gave a soul stirring selee Home room 7-1 of Crooms He Is stationed in Fort Denn­ ing, Oa. In the very near fu­ Need You.” High Sch ool promoted a Mo­ ture, he will be off to Fort Mrs. Thelma Franklin, Mrs. thers Day program Thursday The theme wee "Mothers' Huachuca, Arts., whore be Bettye Barrington and Mr*. Day Throughout the World.” will spend three months in de­ Martha Fields, of the program committee, with to express Levooia Arlene Wyno waa sert training. their sincere thanks to the The Hl-Y and TH-lii-Y of speaker. The title of her mess­ Junior Choir and all other CHS presented "A Tribute to age waa "M other Aa Our Friend." Sponsors of the pro­ Mother” Friday. The program participants of the program. was presided over by Steve They further thank Mra. gram wore Mrs. K. B. SandlWright. Mrs. LUIIe B. Merthio Blanche Francis and others te r aod Mm. K. B. Holly. Mrs. Rosa H. Fields was de­ and Mrs. Mlndell Kendrick for their cooperation and pre­ clared winner of the Mother were honored and presented sence. Rev. N. A. Watson Is These two ladies pastor and Beatrice Miller is of the Y ear coolest at First corsages, have shared their time and a reporter. Shiloh Missionary Baptist • • • Church. The contest was spon­ combined total of eight child­ That Ume of the year has sored by the YWA> Junior Wo­ ren with Hl-Y and TH-lii-Y. men Mission Societies. Mar- Other mothers present were come again wt>en people flock va Hawkins, sponsored Mrs. Mrs. Mary Sheppard, Mm. to beaches, lakes, pools, and Fields. Other Mother contest­ Katie Robinson,, Mrs. Vir­ so forth. Despite the literature, ants and their sponsors were ginia Jenkins, Mrs. Nellie advertisements and opportunl Mrs. Alberta McClain, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Altamease Dixon, ties to learn about life saving Mablo McClain, Mrs. Wlllm- Mm. Marshall Holloway Jr., and water safety available, ana Harris, Mm. Robert Bak­ Mm. Alice Davidson, Mrs. many llvee are lost each year. e r, Mrs. L. 0 . Black, Mm. Marie Francis and Mrs. Cleave Does thla terrible thing hap­ pen because It is inevitable or Manila Palmar, Mrs. Leola Gibson. are we Just plain negllgeotT Knox, Mm. Virginia Jenkins, Juniors of New Mt. Calvary I really think U can be avoid Mrs. Queen Allen, Mrs. Fan­ nie Curry, Mrs, Lila Russ, Missionary Baptist Church ed if we take advantage of Mrs. Estells Duodwoody, Mrs. paid tribute to mothers on the many resources available Mario Coleman, Mrs. Alberta Mothers' Day. Sunday School The Goldsboro swimming pool Jordan and Mrs. Nettle Mor­ began at 9:30 with Anita Gall can be a means to this end. gan, Mrs. Nstherine Bentley Johnson and Cecils Miller pre­ Please make a concerted ef Mrs. Fields was presented a siding. Sunday school pupils fort to lielp cut down on fate corsage and a lift. The con­ brought their mothers with lilies on the water ways. Hie envious man grows lean test waa a great success. The them to be honored on their total amount waa $214.00. Mrs. day. Fifty-five mothers aod at the success of hi* neighbor, Ms hie McClain aod Mm. Ma­ guests attended. They were HORACE. Dear God, I thank thee for rie Coleman wish to thank all praised In song and verse by who helped make this contest 8unday School d a m No. 3 of strengthening me so aa to pro which Mm. Mattie MerHtt la vent my being envious of any a success. teacher and director. Mm. one. (By Martha Hardy aod Ca­ rol Staplar of Mm. Bacon's Ith grade claas). Hopper Elementary School ftflOTj Chorus celebrated IU third an­ l nual "Music Week1 program Friday. The them# waa "Make Music Your Keynote of Liv­ ing." Carol Stapler presided. Roeeawald E l a m a n t a r y School's chorus and Instru­ mental group, accompanied by its directors. Mm. Ruby Rackard aod W. J . Merkaraoo, and Principal J. L. Musa ware guests of Hopptr. Participants on tits program warn Shelia Mjrricki, Diana Brooks, Marshall Holloway Oviedo Students Present Annual Music Festival By Evelyn Lendy The elementary grade* of Oviedo School presented their annual Spring Music Festival last Thursday evening. The festival, gay and colorful, waa held outdoors on tha ten­ nis courts. Tha first grades gava n playlet, "Ragglategglat o w n Singers.” “Carnival Time” was given in aong and pantomlma by tha second grades and the third grad* presented folk dancing, "Bingo" and "P at-aCake Polka.” H ie third grad­ ers also gava a number of ex­ cellent preelon marches to tha muaic ot “Grand March.” The Chorus, composed of fourth, fifth and elxth grades, tan g a number of tongs, “Pledge,” “Lonesome Valley,” "Ye W atehen and Y# Holy Onea," ”Auro Lee,” “ Inch Worm," "Kentucky Babe,” and "May Day Choral." A solo, "Gretnslteves,” waa sung by Danny Burns. Mra. Nall Druadlng, music director of tha school, was chairman of tho festival. Miss Ann Martin, ninth grad* atu dent, was accompanist. Condemnation Hearing Set A hearing to consider con­ demnation of 16 properties In the city will be held June S by the City Commission. Tha date was set Monday night after the city manager’s office s u b m i t t e d the list which was received by the commission without commenL Tha address and owner a* given la the Bat Included; 1201 W. 10th S t, Bennie Ben­ nett Jr., and Marla J.; 16161617-1610 Roundtree Ave Ramonia D. Williams; In rear of 1201 W. 20th 8L on Mar­ shall Ave., Bennie Bennett Jr. and Marla J .| 212 W. Fourth 8L, Nick Constantino Estate; 604 lfoliy Ave. a t alley and ACL Rail­ road, Jeanette Laltag; 1207 Lake Ave., south e f 1206, Nelson Ellerby; 1001-1003 1006 W. 13th 8L, John D. Carley et ux Bessie H.; 1101-1101 Pecan Ave* Mary Singleton and Enoch Robert; 1219 W. Eighth 8L, Leola Young Ray; 1110 W. 12th 8L, Dixie Wright, life InL; 920 W. 11th 8L, Dorothy Graham; 1004 W. 10th 8L, Ebbla Lee Smith; 1118 French Ave., laa belle Simon; 1109 Park Ava., garage in rear yard, N. Con­ stantine e t ux Argents P.; 413 W. First 8L, two-atory, three-apartment building with two apartment* vacant, Helen M. Ritchie. VFW Post Visits V A Hospital By Mra. Adam Muller Members of DeBary’s VFW Post 609S and the Auxiliary Unit last week viaited the I-ake City Veterans Hospital with gifts of lap robes, ditty bags, scuffs, clothing, m ite and overcoats, shirts and new shoe*. A check In the amount of |42 also waa presented to the hoepltel. Those making tha trip were Mra. 8*t!y Perolte, Mr. and Mrs. Frank H1R, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Belnert, Mra. Blanch* Fry* and Vin­ cent Karawakl. a * L. i * BROWN, u a u n u i second * « u n u from arum left, was, executive s a e c u u v s two praaioom of or ealee saiaa for ior the ln o A* vice preeldent B. C. Morton Co„ a Boston baaed investment firm, directed a conference o f the firm'a regional and resident managers held last weekend at the Mayfair Inn. 8bown with Brown are (from left) Harry Luloe, resident manager o f Winter Haven; Brown; Ceas Boeaell, regional manager from Orlando; Harry Eekleborger, Sanford resident manager, and E. Jack Silver, Orlando resident manager. The conference began Wednesday night and waa concluded a t noon Saturday* } (Herald Photo) -— u ih Sanford Rejects Plea For Study Of Rates The City of Miami'a re­ quest that Sanford Join in a private study of utility rates of the Southern Bell Tele­ phone Company and the Flor­ ida Power A Light Company was denied Monday by the City Commission. Appearing before the local group was Bob Bhedden, loc­ al Southern Bell manager. He protested the Miami choice for a private atudy, laying the person ehoaen ia “ bias­ ed" and hia reports are "mis­ leading.” Miami bad recommended that Sanford help defray the $12,000 coat such a private survey would involve. Offer­ ed as the person to do the work waa Arnold H. Hirach of Washington, D.C. Shedden insisted the Pub­ lic Utility Commission makes “continuing process of Wage-Hour Suit Seeks $5,107 ORLANDO (Spec.) — A wage-hour suit filed In the United State* District Court hero seeks to recover $6,107.24 in back pay for two Sem­ inole County workers. Secretary of Labor W. Wil­ lard Wirt* filed the complaint a t the written request of per­ sons employed by C. W. El­ rod, operator of a Trailway* bus terminal a t 201 South Park Avenue, Sanford. The action contends that the defendant compensated the employes a t hourly rates below the legal minimum es­ tablished by the Fair Labor Standards Act and that ho failed to pay them no less than on* and one-half times thslr regular rate for hours in excess of 40 in a work­ week. Secretary Wlrts has asked the court to grant a Judgment for the full amount of the back wages determin­ ed to be due, together with interest and toste. N H A Members Attend Dinner InDeBary By Mra, Adam Muller Orlando districts two and thro* of tha Florida State Nursing Horns Association were represented by members at a recent dinner meeting held a t tha DeBary Restau­ rant. Hosts were Mr. and 31ra. John Jenklna of DeBary Man­ or. Following tho dinner they conducted the group on a tour of the new facility. Among out of town gueite attending were Mr. and Mr*. Harold Bowman of Ormand Beach, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Claggette of Vero Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schott of Daytona Beach, 3fra. F. Clif­ ton and Hlldagarde Johnson of DeLsnd and Mr. and Mra. Wallet Johnson of Orlando Mra. Johnson is president of districts two and thro*. studying utility rates” and the PUC can perform an un­ biased Job. 3!iaml contended in its let­ ter to the Sanford Commis­ sion that Hirsch stated South­ ern Bell telephone rates are, In his opinion, among the highest in the various states serviced by the system. Hirsch further contended, tha letter said, that “the rates charged by Florida Power A Light Company are among the highest in the na­ tion." In other action, the com­ mission: —Delayed a public hearing until June 8 on a request for rexoning an area north of 21th Sticet, south of Grove Manor and east of the ACL Railroad track* from R-IAA to R-1A. The request was made by Kay Shoemaker who noted the Zoning and Plan­ ning Commiislon had altered his original petition for re­ xoning. The commission will readvertiee for the new hear­ ing to clear up the lot de­ scriptions. —Approved the appoint­ ment of W. E. Kirchcoff Jr. to the Sanford Housing Au­ thority, his term to run for four years and start May 20. —Approved the request for sewer line connections with a trailer park operated out­ side the city by Hal Wash­ burn. The owner will do the work, it was agreed, and also agree to sign an annexation petition should the time come for such a move. tin best recipe for folks newly moved to SANFORD Tike on* phone ee* far ceupoa below), edd hostess tfith baskets *1 lilts end informttio* shoot the City. Stir In genuine hospitality, and you'd hive a (enereut <ni$ d*d|MtW welcome. Jutt phene \ \ c J c o in u ^ Q V a g o n EDWARD YARBOROUGH COUNTY COMMISSIONER District 1 As an Independent candidate, dedicated to nerving the people of Seminole County, I will atrive to work In behalf of all the peoples' in­ terest with fairness and impartiality. Your vote for YARBOROUGH represents a vote for Progress with Planning. Pd. Pol. Adv. Virginia retruekl P. O. Ilox 1214 Sanford Phyllis Rugeneteia FA 1-6234 Lake 3l*ry Nora Norris TE 8-13II 8. Seminal* Mildred Haney 668-3631 Deltona Mary Gelling* Bear Lake 293-6847 tail or bring this coupon and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door for O n ly ...................... PER WEEK Democratic Club Hears District Official By Mrs. Adam Mutter Possibilities of starting a Democratic Woman’a Club In DeBary war* discussed by Mrs. Eva Palm, vice presi­ dent of the Fifth Congres­ sional District, a t this month's meeting of the DeBary Dem­ ocratic Club bald in tha Fire­ man's Recreation Hall. During the basin*** meet­ ing. with Darwin Bruce preelding, a motion waa passed th at the club's funds bo trans­ ferred to tho DeBary Nation­ al Bank when It le complet­ ed and open. I t also waa agre­ ed to begin me*tinge of tho clnb next eeoeon in Septem­ ber. Four m w member* w*ro presented. Mr*. Palm waa Introduced by Mr*. H. K. Troadw.il of the Now Smyrna Beach Democratic Womaa'e Club. Seniors Hove Beach Party By Evolya Lsady Members of tho Ovtedo High 8enlor Close enjoyed a day a t Daytona Beach last Friday. Games, Including football and volleyball, w o n oajoyod and a picnic hweb brought by the students waa oaten oa Address �y* *» X P t S T R '3 T op S u t * TflV ttd & r CM* c * - * - w! PORTERHOUSE FULL CUT BONELESS • RO U ND • SIR LO IN • T-BONE CENTER CUT • CUBE Your Choice — Only — SAVE 31c LB. Pork Chops% 100% PURE LEAN MEATY FGround Chuck SAVE l i e ALL MEAT LB, Stew Jjop fccojwmij. S p s x ia h ! 2 • NECK BONES • PIG FEET • PIG TAILS LBS. 29‘ 29* SHORTENING 3 O lT If f I D SWIFTS • STREAK - O • LEAN | WHITE BACON !• ! • !• LB. JEWEL v s j TV OBJ ^ c LB. CAN LIMIT 1 WITH $1 FOOD ORDER WIENERS • BOLOGNA SMOKED SAUSAGE BEEF LIVER lbs. 3 *1 save PILLSBURY arc c FLOUR j BAG J 8 LIMIT 1 WITH U FOOD ORDER SAVE lie LIMIT 1 WITH 91 FOOD ORDER SAVE lie Giant Size Fab Detergent . . . 48c Shurfresh O i l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23c Sunlile Tomatoes . . . . 9c Toilet Tissue . . , . . 10c Duke Dog Food . . . 12 cans 85c Plantation Meal or Grits . . 29c (Daihij Sptsudah! at OZ. BTL. — LIMIT 1 WITH |S ORDER SHURFINE Miracle W hip Evap. Milk QT. JAR SAVE H e 38‘ Limit 1 With IS Order Pleeee 8£ 10 ( SAVE le ■ Limit 11 With IS Order Peai4 SAVE 1le NO. M l CANS — LIMIT I WITH IS ORDER SAVE 4ti« SCOTT — LIMIT a WITH 15 ORDER HAVE H i* 1 LB. CANS KRAFTS SAVE lie LARGE BAGS SHURFRESH ie s h ^ biscuits fi 5 ~ 48‘ tod Jindi! SAVE «e • o z. PKG. Four Fishermen Fish Sticks . . 29c Fruit Pies : S r . . . . 29c Mr. G. French Fries . . 5 for 48c Lemonade or Limeade . . 5 for 48c WINTER GARDEN — LIMIT a CAN X W IU ■ A V I 1H HAVE 10« EACH I OZ. PEGS. Umll WHI 13 Food Order Pleaee N O U SI food Order Please KKALUSWEET « OZ. CANH C offee ! " C“ 0 < ,0 ,, « W * A V 2WIl W W 1 T V RIGHTS RESERVED GOLDEN sw eet Red Ripe Tomatoes 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO 8ERVE YOUt Cor. 4th. Street ft Sanford Are. LARGE s iz e c r is p STALK 1100 W. 13th Street j\ �8tjr V tsfe rl WtruTI 5»a*a 12 — May lfi, 1964 Garden Club Executive Board Has Meeting By Jalla Barton A "get-aequilnted" meeting for new officers of the Altamonte Springs Garden Club a s ecutire board was held re* eantly a t the Community House a t which time members present discussed plana for the club’s annual picnic to be held this year on June 11. Place and time will be an­ nounced. Committee members an­ nounced are as follows: chap­ lain, Edward L. Kelsey; fin­ ance, H r. and Mrs. Edward L. Kelsey and H r. and Mrs. Willard Smith; program, Mr. and Hrs. Robert Bradford, chairmen and Mr. and Mrs. W alter C. Cope; beautifica­ tion, Mr. and Mr*. W. J. Nor­ ton, chairmen and Mr. and Mrs. George Hearn and Mr. and Mra. Leslie Bryan; memberahip, Mr. and Mrs. Don Harris, chairmen and Mr. and Mrs. James Spencer; Public relations, Mr. and Mra. George Knoth; recep­ tionist, Mrs. Howard Mc­ Bride; hospitality, Mrs. Mc­ Bride, chairman and Mr. and Mra. J . Merck and Leslie W inters; resolutions, Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Temple, chair­ men and Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Medealf; historian, Major and Mrs. Robert Watson; horti­ culture, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Ja rra rd and year book and aunshine, Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Ccrhardt. 11 Sanford Soldier In Maneuvers SCHOFIELD BARnACKS, Hawaii (AHTNC) - A r m y PFC Roosevelt Collins, son of Calvin Collins, Route 2, San­ ford, participated as a mem­ ber of the assault forces In Exercise West Wind, a Joint Army-Navy-Msrlnc Corps am­ phibious operation, on the Ha­ waiian Island of Molokai April 13-24. More than 4,000 troops of the 23th Infantry Division were landed on the island's Papohaku Beach from helicop­ ters and landing ahlps. After establlahlng a beachhead, the men moved inland to conduct Jungle warfare and counter­ insurgency operations against 2,000 of the division's men who took the part of guerrillas previously established on the Island. Collins, a rifleman in Com­ pany A, 1st Battalion of the division's 33tii Infantry, reg­ ularly stationed at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, entered the Army In January 1062 and completed basic training at Fort Jackson, S. C. The 23-year-old soldier Is a I860 graduate of Crooms High School. Dinner Planned For PTA Board By Jane Casselberry Members of the executive hoard of Lyman High School PTA will be entertained a t a dinner Thursday a t 7 p. m. I>y the president, Mrs. Joseph Pavelchak, at her home, 417 Prairie Lake Drive, Fern Park. The board meeting will he held following the dinner and t h e nominating committee will re;iort on Its recommend' atlons for a slate of officers to be elected a t the regular I*TA meeting next Tuesday at ■ p. in. Roadies? Use Holiday Dry-Fog' OPEN ’TIL 9 P. M. jn w >" PLAIN OR SELF-RISING 8. CHOICE FLAVOR AGED A Boneless Beef Roast 5 9 */2> U. 8. CHOICE FLAVOR AGED CHUCK STEAKS U. 8. CHOICE FLAVOR AGED "TOMATO" CATSUP . COCKTAIL TUNA . CORN . | ig ! CORN ^ PEAS "FRUIT" "CHUNK STYLE" “CREAM STYLE" “WHOLE KERNEL" “KARI.Y GARDEN’ "ALL PURPOSE" BISQUICK TEA CUCUMBER CHIPS KOSHER DILLS BEEF STEW . SAUSAGE . . TOILET TISSUE TOWELS . . FACIAL TISSUES PIZZAS . . "LIPTON" "WIIITFIEI.D" FRESH "WIIITI "WHITFIELD" "I.YKEH" "I.YKEH" VIENNA “AURORA" "KLEENEX" REG. “KLEENEX" APPIAN WAY SWISS STEAK . . lb. 69c 6/ 51.00 CUBE STEAK . . . lb. 89c 4/$1.0fl LEAN ALL MEAT STEW lb. 69c 3/51.00 GROUND BEEF . S lbs. 1.95 6/ 51.00 SMOKED HAM . . lb. 49c 6/ 51.00 SLICED BACON . . 5/51.00 PORK HAM . . . PRODUCE m. 40 oz. pkg. 49c U. S. NO. 1 “WHITE" 'k lb. pkg. 39c P O T A T O E S 10 LB. 48 oz. jar 69c VENT-VU BAG 48 oz. jar 49c GARDEN FRESH 24 oz. can 4Sc LETTUCE . reg. can 23c 2 roll pkg. 29c 2 roll pkg. 39c CELERY . . 2 stalks 25c . . 3/49c CUCU M BERS . 6 for 29c . . 10/89c TOM ATO ES 2 ctns. 33c 14 OZ. IITL8. NO. 303 CANS I NO. y, CANS NO. 303 CANS NO. 303 CAN'S NO. 303 CANS 100% PURE ARMOUR STAR FULLY COOKED “SMALL ’N LEAN" “FRESH 'N CRISP" PKGH. OF 300 FRESH "LOCAL GROWN* 2 Vi OZ. TURK “KRAFTS- ASST. FLAVORS • P L U M ......... ‘52*39* • P E A C H ....... ‘52*49* • STRAW BERRY ‘52*57* 60 EXTRA With Thla GOLD • Coupon ft The Purrhaae Of BONO “ Yuban" INSTANT STAM PS COFFEE '5 Oi. Ja r ll.U I Coupon good at year ’Thriftway" ( Only, Thru Saturday, May I t . !i OR WHOLE ARMOUR STAR OR TIIRIFTWAY PRESERVES Sold at Drug, Garden Supply, Drug and leading Grocery Store* Mfg. by Pet Chemicals, Inc., Miami, Fla. *Tl “GOLD MEDAL- 60 EXTRA E W o m With Thla K f l t J E i l J Coupon a The P V f M H Purchase Of I S l I J i 'l l ] la ia B M INSTANT TEA ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 Oa. J a r I k . f Ceupeu goad at your "Thrlftway" ( [ Only, th r u Saturday, May I t ^DAIRY^l FLA. GRADE “AM MEDIUM With Thia GOLD I Coupoa A The Purchase Of BOND "Bounty" I CHICKEN OK STAMPS BEEF STEW I I Os. C ut S3c Coupon good a t year "Thrlftway" Only, Thru Saturday, May I t "EVERFRESIF ANGEL FOOD CAKE each 39' “EVERFRESH” EGGS 3 60 EXTRA $ & BAKERY . 60 EXTRA With Thla GOLD Coupon A The Purchase Of BOND ’Evrcfreeh" POTATO STAMPS CHIPS 1I t Ox. Pkg. 39c I Coupoa good a t year “Thrlftway" ( Only, Thru Saturday, May I t . 60 EXTRA With This GOLD I Coupon A The Purchase Of BONO “New Crop" YELLOW STAMPS ONIONS '3 Lb. Cello 29c I Coupon good nt year T hrlftw ay" ( Only, Thru Saturday, May I t . . . 5 £222 9 9 60 EXTRA With Thia i Coupon A The Purrhaae Of 2 Fla. Grade GOLD BOND STAMPS Cut-Up FRYERS |j Coupon good at year T hriftw ay" | 0 « lr, Thru Saturday, May I t ' �f. •' I . * ' ft Divided We Fall "United wo stand; divided we fall'* — G. T. Morris. That sentiment so true in the days of our founding fathers continues so today here in Seminole County. Our county is divided by the "telephone curtain." It is divided by a growing "north-south" feeling which should not be. Seminole County should be united in that same drive and effort which existed in the campaign to hnve the new state university located here. Now n new "difference" has come into being, another division against county-wide unity. The Sanford Her­ ald believes this should not be. The Seminole County Chnmber of Commerce came into being in the early 1920’s as the successor of the Board of Trade. For all these years the Seminole Chnmber has worked toward one goal: The prosperity and growth of Seminole County. But now there is disunity: A few still puid-up members in the Seminole Chamber have organized the Sanford Cham­ ber of Commerce, with the aim of promoting a greater Sanford. The Orange County Chamber of Commerce suffered its demise some years ago because of the organiza­ tion of the Greuter Orlando Cham­ ber of Commerce. Seventy per cent of the budget of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce is in appropriations from the City of Sanford and the County of Seminole. The county community cannot afford to support two sepa­ rate trade bodies. Without the con­ tributions of both the County and City Commissions the Seminole Chamber could not carry out its pre­ sent program. Seminole County, being smnll, needs one centralized chamber. A Sunford chamber could only give rise to either "conflict" or "over­ lapping." The Seminole Chamber provides a place of service for any Sanford business and professional person. The Greater Sanford Mer­ chants Association operates as a di­ vision of the Seminole Chnmber. The Sanford Chnmber of Com­ merce has been rejected ns a mem­ ber of the Floridn State Chnmber of Commerce. Harold Colee, executive vice president of the State Chnmber, says thnt "the Seminole County Chnmber of Commerce hns been a long time valued member of the Florida State Chamber of Commerce and. naturally, holds the respect and admiration of this organization. Re­ garding the matter of membership in the State Chnmber for account of the recently created Sanford Cham­ ber of Commerce, if the Seminole County Chnmber of Commerce feels there is a need for the Sanford Chnm­ ber, and approves of their member­ ship in the State Chnmber, then we would hnve no objection to their be­ coming affilinted." The Snnford Herald believes thnt sooner thnn we think our entire county will literally be a single com­ munity and people will need a map to really determine where one polit­ ical subdivision stops and another begins. A united front, through n united Seminole County Chamber of Com­ merce, should be the goal of all Sem­ inole Countinns. Holmes Alexander Strange Bedfellows WASHINGTON, D. C. —As Governor George Wallace, Democratic candidate for president, travels the coun­ try, snubbed by bis party's establishment and reviled by race rioters, he always picks tip an unreported band of well-wishers—the local police­ men. The metropolitan p o l i c e forces of the land are, of course, non-partisan, but they are very much on duty when he's around. They are citi­ zens whose daily duties have to do with Uie criminal class­ es, the disturbers of the peace and the anti-social elements. Many a cop, in a city, 1 have learned frem Wallace's staff, and from a limited per­ sonal observation, will sidle up to the governor to wish him good luck and to ask for his autograph. Few policemen. I suppose, hsve read H. H. 71.12, and still fewer have any partisan feeling for the jaunty, sharpwitted Alabaman, but their practical experience with civil Political Notebook rights, and the governor’s per­ sonal and constitutional objec­ tions, come down on the same side. The loutish demonstra­ tors like those at the World's Fair, whom the Now York cops handled a little roughly, are the natural enemies of lawkeepers as well as of Wal­ lace. Civil disturbance has made strange bedfellows. In Washington, Wallace made another comradc-of-theroad — metaphorically speak­ ing—in Catholic Bishop Ful­ ton J. Sheen. Some of us who heard them both testify be­ fore the House Judiciary Committee would have a hard time saying which man made the better argument against the Supreme Court's decisions which have banned prayer and Bible reading from the public schools. The bishop said that the court had exceed its authorIty, since the "right" to pray was not subject to human permission, much less the permission of appointive jus­ tices. The governor, from a much less spiritual viewpoint, found the court up to its old malpractice of "legislating." Entering the discussion front separate doors, tho priest and the politician e m e r g e d through the same portal fi gura lively speaking. These two examples— the lawmen and the bishop—go away toward explaining where Wallace draws hia support in states far (mm Alabama, and why he is scaring the day lights out of Die established Democrats. People arc not inclined lo be satisfied at (he sight of democratic leaders publicly wringing their hands over the whirlwind which their encour agement of Civil Bights dr monslrators has unleashed The Kennedy Administration last year slapped together a Civil Bights bill In response to pressures and throats whirh should have beon beneath the dignity of vested authority. Th« Johnson Administration unwisely began by demanding unconditional surrender by those who have opposed the bill for any reason whatever, though the President has now Altamonte Springs Geneva relented. The ranking Cabinet Mr*. Julia Bartoa Mrs. Jo*. E. Mathirux officer, Secretary Busk, last 838-1318 340-4824 summer before the Senate near Lake-Forr*t City Lake Mary Commerce Committee, made Mr*. Maryann Mllrs Mrs. France* Wester a tailored speech that has 838-3678 322-6210 been copied by many admin Caa**lbrrry Lake Monro# istration spokesmen. He said Mr*. Jana Caiaalbarry Mrs. H. L. Johneon that were he Negro he would 638-3041 322-4722 Chuluota Longwood j be In the streets to demon strate for his rights. This Mia. Joan Magi* Mrs. Donna Eetes sort of leadership, however 365-3741 838-3217 sincere, it Irresponsible in a DcBary North Orlando national officer, sod It can’t Mrs. Adam Mulltr Mrs. Doris Dean 668-4410 222-1060 he separated from the dis orders which have followed Drltona Osteen Mrs. Mild ret* Haney Mrs. Clarence Snyder People In multitudes, as 668-8631 322-4841 congressional mailbags test Enterprise Oviedo { ify, are equally dissatisfied Mias Helen Snodgrass Mrs. Evelyn Lundy with a system in Washington 668-0033 363-3610 which has produced the anti' prayer decisions and the impotency of Congress to undo the d a m a g e . Testimony against any aod all versions of a constitutional Amendment to reestablish school prayers Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Wed., May 13, 19G4 and to halt the slide toward enforced public paganism, has W A L T E E A. tilSCLOW, E DIT OB AND niBLISSSK R r a A S K VOLTOLINK. C i l t s U t t n . O t i N t l ■ ■ ■ ■ ••* been trashy and bogus. JULIAN L. BTBXSTMSS ROY GREEN Phoney scholars have de­ Associa te E d ito r A d v s r tl s t n s M i n a g a r clared the Impossibility of S S K I i VAN B E LT ROT P IA T T M a n a f l n f E d ito r rtMisral A d v a rtls ln g M anager writing an amendment that HANKY I. JOHNSON H A R R I E T T K. aTAN.KTON will say what it intends to C l t r E d ito r Classified D lrse to r say. Professing liberals have J l 'U V WHLLB J A N I E SH OEMAKER c - u n t r E d it o r E s s l n s s t M a n se ar shown fear of putting any DORIS WILLIAMS P R E S WELLS proposed amendment to the Boclatr E d ito r M schsnte a l S u p t democratic test of the ballot SUBSCRIPTION RATES box. Psychopathic eggheads B osiO D e liv e r s B y H a il ■ •■ • ■ •I* C s s s i r AM a t h a v have likened such bigots as Sis Wask fl.SS 1 Tsar 111.is 1 Tsar we have in America with I.SS S M s a t h s I .U S U ontaa Medievtls zealots who occas­ 1.11 S M onika I.SS | Moatka LBS l Moatk I.SS 1 Maatk ionally cut off the heads of V. E Paatal Rasalatlsas provlds tk tt all men eskssflpMsaa ks dissenters. Dog-in-the-manger paid In advnnea. religionists, jealous lest rival E n ta ra d a s aacond elnaa m a t t s r O ctoaar I I , 1111 s i I k s Post Office of Sanford, r i o r l d a . u nda r th a Act o f C o n t r a s t of Mnrck. sects will get some gain from school prayers, are out to T h a H erald la • m em be r of t k a O nltsd Praaa which la antitled n i e l u n l r t l r to thn uee for rnpukllcntlsB of a ll t k s leenl make sure that nobody oats nsnra p rln ta d I s t h is a tw a p a p s r . the manger's hsy. Along comes George Wat No p a r t of any m ala ria l, nawa or a a v a r ti s m g , o f th is edition of Tka Sanford H e rald m ay b t re produced la a n y m a n n e r w ith- lace, whom circumstances o ut o r l t t e n permlealon of th e publle hor of T he Herald. Any have sportively placed on the Individual or firm rnnponelbln for ouch roproduetlon will be cuneldered ae I n frin g in g on Tbn llarnld'e c o p y r ig h t and will be side of policemen and the an­ held liable for d a m a g in g under the law. Publlebed dally e ic e p t gels. He is not there alone by Sa turday, Sunday nnd C hriaim n si publlebed S a t u r d a y preceedtng any mesnv 'g h r la lm e g . Herald Area Correspondents Washington Correspondent with” nstionsl objective*. hence their ability to carry This might he one way, their own load. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. In a period dominated hy WASHINGTON — (NBA) perhaps, to take some of the sting out of the richer states’ — Federal grants-in-aid to constant complaint that their more dramatic issues, there state and local governments, heavier t a x contributions is no particular political sex appeal in these proposals. But amounting now to almost 110 "carry" the poor states. The commission has a few they are highly responsible billion a year, ars becoming notions from a respected at once more popular and more hones to pirk. It doesn’t agency which probes the fedthink aid distributed on an mors controversial. A new, equalization footing ought to cral-statc-lncal field thought­ little-noticed official report he mixed in particular pro­ fully. jumps into the fray. It will he interesting to see grams with funds handed out Just a few months ago the in proportion to population or how many "economy-minded" federal aid roster wns aug­ according to some other form­ lawmakers I n Washington mented by programs covering ula. grasp these proposals to put vocational education, college And II sees no exruse for grant programs under tighter facilities, mental health and allowing rubbery yardsticks in scrutiny. And how many state retardation. The sums involv­ gauging either needs or abil­ governments take up the ed in these are expected to ity to pay at the state-local challenge to improve their grow steadily in succeeding level. own financial resources. years. Thus It recommends regu­ At present pace the total lar review by the involved may rise to $I‘J billion or agencies nnd departments to more within a very short test the fitness of "need in­ span. Small wonder there is dexes" in tlio various grant concern. programs, file obvious aim l» One sign of ii is the stir to guard against overstate­ GIVE YOUR HOME THE BRIGHT LOOK in Congress for some kind of ment of need. Ph. .122-8*43 periodic review. The object T h e commission further would he, of course, to chop would charge the President off or reduce federnl aid !with laying groundwork for where it was clear programs putting together dntn of use either had become sclf-sus- to the states in improving staining at the atatc-local their fiscal capacity and 2617 S. French level, or no longer necessary. The review idea, pushed by Maine's Sen. Edmund Muskie and some others, hns dcvd* oped some Hill support. But scaling down gianls-in-aid would he about as popular "Who Was the Father of with some lawmakers *■ closing down military ami My Baby." "Confessions of A Nurse on naval installations. Now we hear from the Ad­ tlie Male Ward." visory Commission on Inter­ "My Doctor Raped Me." governmental Relations in an­ "Let's Exchange Wives other ticklish area: Over Weekends." Should federnl grants go "Burton and Liz Do 11." in greater flow proportionate­ "He Dragged Me Into His ly to states with above-averBedroom." uge nerds ami helow-averagc Please remember that these financial resources 7 were headlined on the front About a third of the nid I warmly thank all who supported mo cover of current American programs cnnrtcd in thu last In the May 5th Democratic Primary. Without tho magazines, slanted lo teen drrndn have made some proagers. untiring help of so many friends, such ■ victory vision for assistance on this And these magazines were basis. Tlie Social Security Act would not havo been possible. displayed directly In front of of tlie mid-lti.'iOs wns tho first high school youth w 1m> would to try It. sit down at that counter for The Advisory Commission, Your overwhelming vole of confia coke or hamburger. in a thoroughgoing report dence will always encourage me to continue my Except for the crude com­ beamed to this question, rec­ best effort In seeking the constitutional and mod­ mercial greed to promote ommends Hint this so-called sales, what other justification equalization of grants he ap­ erate approach to government for all Americans. could any publisher hate for plied in those programs spe­ thus trying to pervert Amer­ cifically related to national ican youtliT policy g o a ls , such as general Yet people will Jump on me educational uplift, improved (ToU ToUlieot AUittllumnl. ToU for ty llethcrt t . Wolff, Tiroot.) tor being TOO FRANK, yet I health, etr. am a double doctor! Anti But tliis body, a purely ad­ hate addressed over 1,000,- visory group drawn from all Otwi high schoolers In person! levels of government, sug­ If you wish to know- how I gests at tlie same time that try to stop such sett lewdttess. the "equalizing aim" of grant send for my Ixxiklrl "Sex programs be held to "mini­ U. S. S E N A T O R Problems of Young People," mum service levels consistent enclosing a long stamped, re­ turn envelope, plus 20c. BRUNING PAINTS Factory Paint Outlet Dr. Crane's Thought For Today She opens her hnnd to the poor and reaches out her hands to the needy. — Proverbs 31:20. Giving is the secret of a healthy life. Not necessarily money, but whatever a man hns of encourage­ ment and sympathy nnd understand­ ing.—John D. Rockefeller Jr. Bruce Biossat— Ray Cromley It Makes an Elephant Yelp, Too Worry Clinic CASE S-463: Bcv. Samuel S., aged 36, docs a great deal of Marriage Counseling. "Dr. Crane," he began, “ I wish you would insert more cases about tho problems that arise AFTER tho wedding ceremony. "F or much of the time of us pastors is devoted lo help­ ing keep married couples from breaking up. "Wo feel it is a terrible Indictment of America that 23% of weddings end in div­ orce. "And think of the tragic effects on the children too?" At present there arc 13,000,000 children who live in brok­ en homes I They are half - orphans, cither dua U> death or div­ orce! And they are secretly hun­ gry for a normal, two-parent home where there are both a Daddy ami Mother to give them emotional security. Since I am both a Ph. D psychologist and an M. I)., too, I have the qualifications to advise on such matters. Hut sometimes, if I discuss such rases, a squeamish read­ er will protest that 1 am an immoral influence and thus demand that my column be deleted. Several Umes I have thus lost newspaper patrons on the charge that 1 am too frank. And last week one of the pioneer radio stations runn­ ing my dally radio program cancelled out, also aaylng I was too frank. Yet the Profumo case can appear In sensational head­ lines on Page One as well on radio and TV. and such lurid accounts certainly do not help prevent divorce or offer wives any specific psychiatric coun­ sel for salvaging their homcsl Recently I sat down at a teen-age lunch counter to eat a sandwich. I faced the maga­ zine rack Just behind the counter. On the front covers of cur­ rent American magazines were throe sensstional sex headlines, deltveratrly aimed at the high achoolers who hung out at this eating place. "He Married His Brother's Mistress." "Raped by a Sex Msniac." "24 Hours to Decide Be tween My Husband or My Perfect l/n c r." "What Teacher Raped What High School Pupil." M Y SIHCERE THANKS! HOLLAND VOTE FOR Dick West's Harry F. Cushing The Lighter Side WASHINGTON (UPI) In an earlier dispatch 1 call­ ed attention to soma possible ramifications of Federal Trade Commission orders re­ garding deceptive t r a d e names. One such order required a food store chain to atop us­ ing "Slenderway" as a brand name for bread. The FTC held that the name was de­ ceptive because the bread actually was not slenderiz­ ing. I raised the question as to wbat effect rulings of this sort might hive on the timehonored custom of merchants and manufacturers naming their companies and products sflcr themselves. Would the FTC order still apply if a man named Harry Slenderway went into the bak­ ery business? As far as I know there has been no test case along this line, but there la a lady in Bridgeton, N. J., who fears aha might become one. For IS years, ber husband engaged in the manufacture of cesspool and building blocks. He ran the business under hia own nam t: Everett R. Sharp. Whan illness forced him to retire, hia wife took over the management of the company. After consultations with her «Korney, she changed its name to Sharp Block Co. Now she Is wondering whe(her tills might get her into trouble with the FTC. "Tlie name sort of Implies they are sharp block, like a knife is supposed to be," she pointed out. But the fact is "these blocka we make won't cut butter worth a darn," she reported, Tlie moat that can be claim­ ed la that regard is that if someone dropped one of the blocka oo something, like maybe a toe, it likely would produce k n "untidy crack.” That being tha case, Mrs. Sharp wanted to know if 1 thought she ahould play it aafe and change the name of her firm to the Dull Block Co. 1 have informed Mrs. Sharp that in my opinion it might ha more desirable to keep OVER 35 YEARS At First A Palmetto (Alongside old poet office) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpets • Furniture • Tile • Pianos • Rental Beds FOR the business under tlie family name, but to change the name of tlie family. Since (he company makes cesspool blocks, it obviously would he proper (o call it the Cesspool Block Co. But 1 doubt that Mr*. Sharp, whose given name is Ethel- would care to change her name to Ethel Cesspool. COUNTY COMMISSIONER — DISTRICT S lie oppoxvH the incrcnxe in aalarlca for County CommixxioncrH ami will not vote for any increase if it is propoxctl. He will devote his undivided time to fulfilling the duties of this office. Td. Pol. Adv. THREE CENTRALLY DUCT HEATED, LOVELY NEW iiSHls N O W O N DISPLAY — IN — Ravenna MODERN KITCHENS BY GENERAL mELECTRIC Park CONVENIENT VA, FHA, AND CONVENTIONAL FINANCING Other homes are under construction — choose one of these and select your own paint colors, tile, appliance colors. See these homes today Shosumaknh C O N S T R U C T IO N CO. CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY General Offlre 211 W. 25th St. Phone 322-3103 HOMES ON COUNTRY CLUI! Rl). - FOLLOW OUR 'SIGNS 114 Bo. Phone Palmetto FA 2-0814 STEN STRO M Sales Agents R EA LT Y 322-2120 > < i l, �V Page 2-A—May 18, 1964 SIDE GLANCES Legal Notice By G albraith m ra o ii! c o r m o r a d ju stm en t of P s b l l e H e a r i n g To whom II m » r conce rn: Tho Seminole Oounty Board of A djuetm ent will hold a pub. Ue h e a r i n g fo eonaldar tha possibility of ( r a n t i n g a special exception to tho Z oning R e g u la . tlona to Inata ll a n d oporato a w a to r t r o a t m t n t p la n t. In an A*1 A g ric u ltu re aono, aa requaatod by r r o o m a n E. Oraaon on tha fo llo w in g dooerlbtd p ro . party: t f o t S3 ft of t h a t por* tlon of BWH of NEt* lying South of S ta te Hoad 4* In Sco. tlon l l-IO S -H E . Public h e a r i n g will bo hold In tho County Commlaalonora Room. Court Houao, Sanford, Florida, on K a y I I , l i l t a t T:I9 P. U. or ao aoon t h e r e , a f to r a t poaalblo. Samlnolo C ounty Board of A djuatraant By Hal A. Colbert. Chair* man Publleh May 11, 1114. CDU-41 hoard ■k s i h o l i c o r v r T BOARD o r ADJUSTMENT THERE’S • young man who might liko to haVO fama throat upon, hintl” CARNIVAL By Dick Turner "You gotta admit ona thing, PopI Our donnybrooka ara atrictly big I d t g u A l " TIZZY By K ate Osann K a t i n of P o b 'le H e a r i n g To whom It m ay coneorn: Tha Semlnolo C ounty Board o f A djustm ent will hold a p u b . lie h e a r i n g to eonaldar tho poealblllty of g r a n t i n g a a p t . rial exception to th e Zoning Regula tlo na In a n A*1 A g ric u l­ ture aono to o p e r a t e a D riving Range, p rivately owned a n d operated and open to the p a y . Ing public, aa r e q u e ste d by C. T urtle Doraty on th a follow* Ing dtaerlb ed p r o p e rty ! N H of SE>4 of NE<4 la te S ta te Road rig h t- o f - w a y . Section II* S1S-:9K. Public h e a r i n g will be held In tho County Conitnletlonaro Room, C ourt Houao, Sanford, Florida, on May I I , 1114 a t T ill P. M. o r a a ooos t h e r e , a f te r a a poaalhle. Semlnolo C o u n ty B oa rd of A djustm ent By Hal A. C olbert, Chair* man Publleh May I I , l l t l CDU-41 IX T U B CO t'R T OP THM lO tim JU DOE. SEMINOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA, IX PRORATE. l a roi E s t a t e of EDYTU JO NES AMALONO Decoatod. T e All Crodltoee a a g Peroaao l la v t a g Claim* o r Doaeaada Against Said K a tatei You, and each of you a r e hereby notified a n d r e q u ir e d to preaent a n y clalme a nd d e ­ mands which you, o r a l t h e r of you, m ay ha v e a g a l n a t t h e as* t* ta of E d y th Jone a Am along, deceased, late of aald County, to tho County J u d g e of BernInole County, Florida, a t hla office In th e c o u r t h o m e of said County a t Sanford, KlorIda, w ithin alz c alen d a r m onth * from tho time of t h e f i r s t pu b llcatlon of th is nolle*. E ac h claim or demand sh a ll bo In w r iting, sn d sha ll s t a t s tho place of residence a nd post o f ­ fice address of th e c la im a n t, and shall be eworn t o by tho claimant, th e i r a g e n t o r a t t o r ­ ney, and a n y euch claim o r do* mand not ao filed s h a l l b* void, / a / It. W. A m a long As s a e c u t o r of tho L a s t Will a n d T e s ta m e n t of Kdyth J o n e s Am alo ng, do* ceased Publish: April I t , t l , May I, 11, lift CDT-41 IV T H B COl' ATT JC D D E ’t COURT IV AVD FOR SEMIN* DI.R COUNTT. FLORIDA* IN RU ESTATE OF! JOYCE R. PACKARD, Deceased. NOTICE TO CRBDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVINO CLAIMS OR DEMANDS A(1A INST SAID ESTATE: T ou s n d e sc h of you a r s hereby notified a n d re q u ire d to file a n y c la im s and demand* which you, o r c i t h e r of you, m ay have a g a i n s t sa id e s t a t e In th e office of H en. C. Vernon Ml**, J r „ C ounty J u d g e o f Seminole County, a t his office In the Court House la Sanford, Florida, w ith in s i c c alen d a r m onths from t h e tim e of th * f ir s t publication of tht* notice. Each claim or d e m a n d m ust be la w r i t i n g a n d c o n ta in th* plae* of residence a n d poet nffic* a ddress of th* c la im a n t and m u st be sw o r n t o by tho claim ant, hts a g e n t o r a t t o r ­ ney, n r th* sa m e shall ha tyjld. FR ANK B. PACKARD JAMES It. PACKARD A* E x e c u to rs of Bald E state . Richard H. Cooper A ttorney f o r E s t a t e los R. Central Are. Orlando, F lorida Publleh: April I t . May I. I t , I t , 11(4 CDT-104 IV T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E NINTH JU DICIAL C IR ­ CUIT i n a n d r a n b u h i n o l h COUNTY, FLORIDA. CHANCERY NO. I SOTS UNITED MORTOAUEE SER* VICINO CO R F , Plaintiff, • W k W k T jtH U k iM Tha only aanaibla thing Oaorgla aald all avaning was •good nlghtT | Wild w«»t a m w o r t o Previous P i m l t .ISMS _ _ Crur — oJBm - e o bim o I ? Rotate atooU. . Ip S flriig L sgg 1* WILLIAM MEAD, o t SK. a t •I. D efendants. Su it in HORTOAOB FORECLOSURE TO: DARLENE A. S H A R P E, form erly k n e w * a* D a r ­ ien* A. Aleshlrs, and VARNEY SH A RPE, hsv husband RESlDENCEi t i t W e s t F l a t s TllScon, A rlso n a T ou a re hereby notified t h a t a Complaint to forecloto a c e r ­ tain m o r tg a g e e n c u m b e r in g th* following doeorlbed re e l property, t o .w it t Lot T, Block «. W EA TH* E R S F IE L D F I R S T ADD!* TION. a ccording to tho p l a t thereof, a i recorded In n o t ic e o f P1 *1,, >*. >’» •• •». Poblle Record* of Seminole County, Florida, he* been filed e g eln et y e n la th* above otyled suit, a n d you e r e required l o eerv* a eopy . of y o u r Anewer o r o t h e r plea d­ ing to th a Com pla int on Plain* t l f r * attorney*, ANDERSON. HUSH. DEAN A LOWNDES. I l l E ast Ce ntra l Boulevard, Orlando, Florida, s a d flla th* o rigina l Answer or o lh o r P le ad in g In lb* office a f t h e Clerk of the c i r c u i t C ourt on • r before t h e f i n d d a y a f May, IM4. If yeti fell t o d o to, a decrea pro confiaoo will bo to k e n against yon f o r tho re* lls f dem anded t a Com* plaint. T h is Notice ahall b e p u b lis h ­ ed once a w eek f o r f o u r c o n ­ se c u tiv e w e e k t la Tho Sonford Herald. tha »mTr.V‘u C) *" " (SEAL) A r t h u r H. B eckw ith. J r . J J , f k of C ircuit C o u r t By M a rth a T. Vlhlea D e puty Clerk ANDERSON, RUSH. DEAN A LO W N D E I I I I E a s t C e n tra l Boulevard Orlando, Florid*. A ttorney* fo r P l a in t i f f Puhlloht April I I , ( I , May I, I t , C D T - lf i) �It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. 322-5612 For Fast Results. Phone Classified From Sanford Exchange 322-5612 425-5938 From Seminole County NOT LONG DISTANCE Office 204 W. First 3. Education • Instruction 6. For Rent RENT A BED SUMMER RECREATION Program for children of all RoUaway, Hospital * Baby Beds. a g e group*. 2 Filtered By Day, Week, or Month awimming pools. Art* A Craft*. Qualified Instruc­ Pfa. FA 2-3181 116 W. li t St. tor*. All day, $11 weekly. 44 CARROLL’S FURNITURE Day, $6.50 weekly. Trans­ 2 BR, unfum. house, kitchen portation available. Happy equipped. 2409 S. Willow. Acrea School. Ph. 322-8481. Ph. 349-4282. 6. For Rent water furn. Ph. 322-2334 af­ ter 5 p. m. Fum. 2 BR. home, 7 ml. West of Sanford. Good cond. $70 mo. II. R. Rice. 668-5106. S Bedroom, 3 bath, walking distance your school*. Ph. Owner 322 3735. 3 BR, Urge living room. 122 Shannon Dr. $95. Ph. 3223321 0 r r a lh SWEETIE PIE May 13, 1964—Page 3-A By Nadine Seltzer Fum . Apt. Its s . French Ave. Phone 322-8530. 2-ROOM furn. apt. $55 mo. lncl. water k elec. 322-38G0. 1 BR Huusctrailer furn. Adulta only. $79 mo. Ph. 322-1187. 4 BR, 2 Bath, home. Avail­ able, June. 322-9595. Pnyton Realty Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offers for your selection these Beautiful 2, I, A 4 Bedroom Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To maks the best home buy, see the VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker VACUUM CLEANER—LOCAL 322-1301 17-02 at HUwatha REPAIRS - SALES — STORAGE SPACE. 307 6th ALL MAKES 8t. 123-9481 or 1374. Phone 322-2232 Jim Hunt Realty 8. Fducatlon • Instruction 3-Room, nice, clean, furn. Office FA t-tlte apt. Phone 322-3677. Night FA 34646 ,D BOOK PLAN for RENTALS FURNISHED la-oroo ' child’s education. Ph. 1 BR, 1 Bath, 2429 Chaie $53 2934 Park Dr Saaford. Fla 1323. 2 Br, 1 Bath, 1008 French $00 LAKE MARY AREA 2 Bit, 1 Bath, 1817 Sum­ merlin ..............................$70 Large Executive type 2 Bed­ room Home, Central heat k 3 BR, 1 Bath, 406 Sunm i K o i e r n i 'N T r air-condition. Near Catholic land Dr............................ $125 am i o r a i w c b t h i w t • H r * • ( P u l-lie llr e r le a Church of Nativity. Wall-toUNFURNISHED vhom It m»y concern: wall carpeting,separate din­ • HcmlnoU County Hoard 2 BR, 1 Bath, 1322 Melloning room and separate fam­ A d justm ent will hold a vllie ................................. $30 f h o r l n v to consider tha ily room> and oversize bed­ blllty of « r a n i l n » a aid# 3 BR, 1 Bath, Jewett Lane $30 rooms make this an out­ ■r t b a r k va ria nce to lha 4 BR. 2 Bath, A. C., 612 nc I t ta u U U o n a aa r c iu a a t standing buy at $13,000, Oaccloa Dr.......................$129 y Jo# and Joala I J t t l a on with only $650 Down. At­ OTHERS NOT LISTED fo llo w in g daacrlbed protractive terms on balance. r: t o l a 1 and t. « U » a y STEMPER AGENCY Ivlalon. This fine Home la leas than 322-4991 bile h e a r l n t will ha hald 1919 So. French 3 years old. ha County Commlaalonara n, Court llouaa, Hanford 1-ROOM efficiency apt. with [da. on May II. 1M4 a t pvt. bath and shower, suit­ I-. M. or aa aoon t h a r a a f t a r able for couple or (ingle Seminole Realty oaalhla. person or retired. All utili­ Irm lnula C ounty Hoard of 1901 S. Park Ave. Adjuatmant ties Included In rent. Ideal­ FA 2 9233 anytime ity Hal A. Colbart. Chairly located on First St., with­ nan II ACRES lah May I t , 1M4 in 1 block of 3 free parking lots and shopping center. In­ Oak ahaded large 4 Bedroom, 3 hath home;; Family room llatratlaw • ( P lr t U la a a quire at Manuel Jacobion A a a ir a with fireplace, large util­ Dept. Store, 111 E. First St. lha u n d a r s ltn a d , batna ity and double carport. Ap­ iworn, do h araby declare o a th t h a t th a namaa of FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie proximately 2500 sq. ft. All iraon* Intaraatad In tha Cowan. 322-4013. fenced. 6 Acres cleared and aa or profaaaloa r a r r l a d der tha namaa of J. A l» planted In babal. Clean rooms for men. 401 Legal Notice Magnolia Ave. 322-0720. Payton Realty Unfurnished 2 BR, bouse, kit­ chen equipped. 322-3631. FA 2-1301 17-92 a t Hiawatha 2 BR, home, kit. equip. Keys 3 BR., H i bath home. As­ sume payment*. 322-9499. a t 117 Catalina Dr. SINGER Birthday Sale! USED BOATS A motors. GUNS. New A Used. Large selection. Will trade, also repair. Tackle told A re­ paired. Osteen Bridge Fish Camp A Gun Shop. Gateway To The Waterway Robson Sporting Goods Your EVLNRUDE Dealer 304 6-8 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-5961 39. Trailers • Cabanas SPARCRAFT 10 x 45. Corapictcly furnished. Sacrifice price. Can be seen at 2003 So. French Ave. Phone 3226457 for further information. Apacha Camping Trailers Cedi Sellers — 6684618 Clark St., Enterprise 29. Automobile Service • W liW h CRYSTAL LAKE PARK LAKE MARY Ph. 136-3911 322-4234 36. Automobile* - Truck# 37. Boats - Motors WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Typaa and Blaei Wa Repair and Sarvlca b T I N I Machinery and Supply Co. Like New Air Compressor. 25 hp. Evlnrude motor with 3 Unks, $60. 322 9382. Reel'a Body Shop, 10th It 207 W 2nd St. FA 244S2 Sanford. Air-Conditioning Optional As Low as $350 Down LMN Enterprises, Inc. READY MIX CONCRETE '91 Chewy, 144 ton truck, Exc. l ’atioa, Floor, Free Estimates cond. D. M. Cope, Orlando Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, 295-5938. sand, cement, rock, pipe, steel, grease trapa, dry '53 Chevrolet, RAH. good transportation. Needs tag. wells. Stepping (tones. Ph. 322-7690. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 309 Elm Ave. 322 5751 BUY1NO A NEW or USED CAR? FINANCE IT WITH US ♦ Low Interest Rates 4 Low Monthly Payments b ig $ $ s a v in g s FLORIDA STATE BANE On Floor Model* A Demonstrators (FREE Repair ESTIMATES) '57 Chevrolet, floor shift, runs good $479. 922-2689. In Your Home In Sanford Call I960 Fiat 500 Blanchlna, new SINGER tires, good cond., $35''. Ph. Representative at 3224522. Alan'a Fabrlea A Rugs 322-5783 37. Boat* • Motor* 200 So. Park Ave. 3&4 (South on 17-92-6 mi. 2 Blka. Northwest of Longwood P lata) TRAILER it.ADES CONSIDERED Expert lawn care. 322-3790. AIR-CONDITIONING Ry FEDDERS H. B. POPE CO., Inc. BEDROOM HOMES IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY LAKE WYMAN HEIGHTS LONGWOOD 34. Article* For Sale PAINTING - INTERIOR - EXTERIOR and Home Im­ provement Contractor. All work may be financed up to 3 yra. Guaranteed satisfac­ tory. A. J . ADCOCK. Ph. 322 9558. 12. Real Estate For Sale West on 25Ih St. and Left on Lake Mary Blvd. 322-2744 27. Special Service* Piano Tuning and Repair W. L. Harmon - FA 2-4333 9. For Sole or Rent Small, clean downstairs apt. PRIVACY: Oraclou* 1-itory Adults. Ph. 322-0702. home, city convenience ft Trailer with 21' enclosed Ca­ water. 2100 iq. ft., plus big screen porch, back util, bana. full bath. $45 mo. No porch, patio, garage. Ideal pet. 1719 W St., Ph. 323-0456. for children. 322 0233. 2 BR House. K it equipt. $75. Ph. 322-5303. EVERETT A. HARPER AGENCY • REALTOR Lg. 2 BR house, kit. equip., 2469 S. Park Ave. Ig. screened porch. Children Phones FA 2-2284 or FA I 2263 desired. $50 mo. In Geneva. Sanford 349-3451. FURNISHED, UNFURNISH­ ED Lakefront, 3 HR, lVv 2 BR Home in Wynnewood. bath, 13 x 30 Swimming pool Avail. June 1st. Ph. 322*132 in Sunland* 121 Laka Dot. 3 Rra. furn. Gar. apt. Water ft elec. furn. AdulU only. Owner b e i n g transferred. Must tell 3 BR, 2 Bath Ph. 322 1305. Home In Ravenna Park, Sanford. Ph. 323-0648. LAKE MARY. New 3 BR home. Close to school & stores. $65 mo. Moons Jarvis V A - FHA 322-1810. 2 BR, fully furnished. Avail­ able May 1. Prefer adulta. >UND: initialed Baseball 1503 Sanford Ave. ?k>v*. Ownermay recover ry paying for ad. 322-5334. Furn. Gar. Apt. 2343V4 Pal­ metto. Ph. 322-0525 or N o tices • P e rso n a ls 322-5254. VACUUM CLEANER Gar. apt. 1201 Magnolia Ave. REPAIRS Apply 9-6:30. la, Supplici, Electrolux, Irby, Hoover, Air-Way, 3 BR, kitchen equipped in­ cluding dishwasher. Many ex-Alr, Filter Queen, GE, c. Free pick-up. extras. $120. 322-4106. 1M VACUUM REPAIRS S k 3 Bedroom Houses KM So. Myrtle 322 8027 ■ and Tils Company a t liux t<f. Maitland, Fla., ha o a ts n t of iho Intaraat :h, la aa followtl — Jos ep h D. Kcllay t of I n t e r a s t — o w n e r • l « l Joaaph I). Kallay ih: Apr. !». May t . II. I*. ftan fo rh W E L A K A APARTMENTS: CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON Room* private baths, 114 LAKE. Call e v e n i n g ! W. F lrit St. 322-1597. Furn. Apt. 2300 MellonvDle. Air-conditioned 3 BR, 2 bath, Fla. room. Available June. llouaetrallcr. Call after 6, Sanford 322-7506. 322-6087. UNFURN. 2 BR Apt. Kit. 11. R eal Estate Wanted equipt. 106Vi W. 18th. Ph. WANTED. Desirable lota In 3493952. trade on Sparcraft Trailer. Can be seen at 2003 So Fum. Apt., close in. Phone French. Ph. 322 6457. 322-2800. RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald win not t>e re­ sponsible for more than one incorrect Insertion of your ad, and reserve* the right to re­ vise or reject any advertise­ ment from wbat ordered to conform to the policies of this Housetrailer, 2 room* adjoin­ paper. ing, earporte, large storage area. $50 mo. 322-5118. D E A D LIN ES STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: 1 BR., Furn. Apt. with Pvt. Tuea., thru FrL - 2 P. M. day bath, 317 S Park Avc. before Insertion. Hon. • S a t LARGE 2 BR.. furn. apt. Ph. noon. 322-3535. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tues., thru F r t - 2 P. M. day UNFURN. 2 BR Duplex Apt. before insertion. Hon. • Sat. Tcrrarro floors, tile bath, noon. Venetian shades, kit. equipt. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost & Founfl 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 6 . Food 6 . For Rent 6 A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8 . Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance IB. Business Opportunity 1(5. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Ruitding Materials 21. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio ft Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 80. Machinery - Toole 81. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Pets 82. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles Tor Sale 31-A Swap or Exchange 35. Article* tVanted 8 6 . Automobiles - Trucks 36-A Autos Wanted 37. Boats - Motors 8 8 . Motorcycles - Bcooteri 89. Trailers - Cabanas 40. Farm Equipment liOnt & Found Ol)r “ On* more for the roadl” Children's outdoor awing set, COHEN RADIATOR SHOP $12. See anytime. 3616 San­ Free Inspection, estimates, ford Ave. 322-1520. pickup, delivery. Rccorlng Kcnmore Elee. range. Like k repairs discounted. new. Reasonable. Can be 2111k E. 3rd. 322-3443 seen a t 1800 MellonviUe. Ph. 322-7225. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 2, 3, k 4 BEDROOMS 1, IV4, k 2 BATHS DOWN PAYMENTS FROM $100 Low Monthly Payments For Complete Information See Or Call Your FHA - VA SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty Colored lady for housework, must be fast, good Ironer. 75c hr. Ph. 322-7952. Ph. FA 14622 Wagner s Amoco AUTOMOTIVE AIR-CONDITIONING INSTALLATION - SERVICING WANTED. Babysitter for 3 Good Used Cara Sold small children In my home. 816 French Ave. 323-7763 Live In or out. Ph. 322-5191. Auto Glaaa, Tap# 17. Male Help Wanted k Seat Covert MAN to make abort trips around Central Florida. $1.23 per hr. plus expenses. Car 304 W. 2nd St. FA 14031 necessary. Call 322-6067 af­ ALL WORK GUARANTEED ter 6 p. m. AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 322-2420 T ie City of Sanford Civil Ser­ vice Board is accepting ap­ plications for the position ROBERT A. WILLIAMS of City Engineer. Qualifica­ Realtor tions: Ago 21 to 49 yrt; Raymond Lundqulst, Alio. graduate engineer; Resident FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. cf Seminole County for at least six months; Exper­ New Custom Built Homa on Crystal Lake. For informa­ ience aa City Engineer. Submit applications to Civil tion call 322-3371. Service Examiner In City GRKENBRIAR Hall not later than May 13, Choice lota avallabla In 1964. Greenbrlar of Lech Arbor WANTED: Man for Sanford overlooking golf course. and Do Land area to service Custom building to your Insurance Debit. Above aver­ specifications. Greenbrlar age guaranteed salary plus developed by commissions. Good oppor­ KINGSWOOD tunity for advancement for BUILDERS, INC. a hard worker. Contact 202 Fairmont Dr. Manager. 1219 N. Orange FA 2-8074 Ave., or write, P. O. Box 2963 Park Dr. FURNITURE 3 BR, CB bouse Ravenna Pk. t 8. Help Wanted 3 COMPLETE ROOMS Low down payment. Call WANTED. Reliable couple ONLY $249.90 after 5 . m. 322-0653. with trailer to work on A-Z Easy Terms poultry farm. C anadaga S BR. Home, Study, IVi Shop and Save The Rd., Orange City. Ph. 779Baths, large Family Rm. In Budget Way good neighborhood; Includ­ 3635. ing etove, refrtg., room alrcondilloner, washing m a­ 19. Situations Wanted 298 Longwood P lata chine k ruga. Really ter­ PART time work wanted. 17-92 Ph. 839-4911 rific buy) Monthly pay­ Evenings and/or Saturday*. ments $83.50. Office or whatever avail. Used furniture, appliance!, KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, 322-4552. tools, ate. Bought • Sold. Inc. Larry’a Mari III Saaford 21. Ileauty Salons FA 3-9074 Ava. Ph. FA 14111. Complete Beauty Service For lha biggest selection of 3 Senior Operators nearly new and uaed furni­ Free Parking at 2nd k Oak REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE ture, see Noll's Furniture 322-3742 103 So. Oak 3rd k Park Ave. Brokerage In Casselberry Phone 322 5641 HARRIETT’8 BEAUTY NOOK on 17-93. Open • daya • te 6. Mobile Home Iota, 100x160, Ace Beauty Salon Sail Ua Your Furniture. near Lake Jessup. $100 Call for Evening Apptt. Quick Service With the down, $30 mo. Ph. 3224085. Mayfair Hotel Ph. 322 1929 Cash. SUPER TRADING Free Parking POST. Tk 34*77. Sacrifice 3 BR. 1 bath. Total price $9,000. $1,900 down, Spring Permanent Special FREE ESTIMATE 14* mo. $23414$. 20 Percent off regular prices Upholstering k Mattress ren­ Cut 'n Curl Beauty Shop ovating. New k Used Furni­ 3 BR., 2 bath, cent, heat & 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322 0834 alr-cond., comer lot, lake ture. Call Nix Bedding M f|. privileges, to Lake Mary. 26. Plumbing Servlc Co., at 709 Colery Avo, $11900. 322-2903. FA 3-2117. PLUMBLNO 3 BR frame bouse. Very clean. 31. Article*! For Sale Contracting Repairs 906 Myrtle. Ph. Jimmie Co­ FREE ESTIMATES Caloric Gas Range. Liko new. wan, 322-4013. It. L. HARVEY Reasonable. 322 8211. 204 Sanford Ave. FA 3 3313 IT S YOUR FAULT HONEY FOR SALE: One gal­ If you mi** this fine 2 story, 27. Special Service* lon, $3 00. Call 322 2960 af­ • room- 3 bedroom rountry ter 9 p. m. FREE DELIV­ home. Near town for busi­ ERY WITHIN SANFORD ness and R1VEII for FISH­ Need a shelf, screen porch, CITY LIMITS. ING. Priced right with good new room, earporte, new terms and $500 down. house or remodel. B. E. SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC Link. 322-7029. SLANT-O-MATIC 500A Fully automatic. Just dial It SO U TH W A R D and sew. Take up payments INVESTMENT & REALTY o f $10.20 mo. o r p a y off 116 N. Park 322-9173 bal. $168.40. Liberal trade PIANO SVC. k TUNING for your old machine. Call Rebuilding . Hefelting ANXIOUS OWNER anytime for Free Home FREE ESTIMATES Hat reduced the price of at­ Trial. 322 8627. GENE CUMBAA tractive Close-in 3BR,Frame 322-2GG1 — After 12 p. m. Home on corner lot, close to SEWING MACHINE all Churches, and 1 block REPOSSESSED SINGER LAWNS renovated — Aerate from Southalde School. We —Remove thatch — Chinch Fully automatic. Sewa on consider it abargain *t$lo,buttons. Makes buttonholes, Buy Spray (VC-13)—Ferti000, and attractive terms •mbrolders, m o n o g r a m , lire—Ph. 322 4244. can be arranged. We have MANSFIELD LAWN SER. blind homa, etc. All with­ the keys I out attachment*. Guaran­ teed. Like new. Sold new REPRINTS AVAILABLE $300. Balance duo only Of pictures that have been Seminole Realty published in The Herald. over $79.86 or $1.06 mooth. Call Collect for Free Home Trial Call Bill Vincent at The 1901 Park Avcnua 241-9566 Service Discount. Sanford Herald, 322-2811. FA 2-5233 anytime BUDGET FURNITURE CO. Building Contractor 301 W. 1st Street 7-PC. Dinette set, $25. Good condition. 3224126. May Special. Machettea, 09c. ArmytNavy Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. 20 x 13 carpets, 323 0090. 32. Flower* • Shrub* YOUNG CITRUS TREES: H " to 44", Pineapple! or Ham­ lins on sour—Other variet­ ies. R. W. Williams, after 7 p. m. 322 6402. They've bee* cheeked end recon­ ditioned by the best trained personnel end equipment evaitabla! Bill Hemphill Motors BICYCLES: Man and wom­ an's English bicycles, good cond. $19 a t. 322-7077. 1 Shetland Pony for Sale. Stallion. Call after 9, 322- FLORIDA BIRD LirE. Over 4703. 900 pagea, 40 color plates, on birds of Florida, Send 31A. Pei* check or money order for REDUCED. Boston Terrier, $12 50 plus 38 cents Fla. AKC Reg., • week# old. Salea Tax. Wa pay pottage. 322-9517, B o o k Tracer*, Ghuluota, Florida. Toy Fox Terrlar puppy. Phono 322-5365. 4 x 4 Ft. steel utility trailer. Ph. 323-9106. St. Johns Realty Free Estimates Pushbutton-Installed . 49.41 4 • Ruick Special Radio*—1963 Pushbutton Installed . 49.41 BRAND NEW FACTORY RADIOS 31. Poultry • Livestock GROW your own hydroponic tum a iocs; In containers; some bearing. Grosaer's Hy­ 2103, Orlando, Fla. droponic Farm, S. Sanford Ave. CAB D R I V E R S . Reliable, THE TIME TESTED FIRM sober. Apply Yellow Cab Co. 33. F u r n itu r e 119 N. Park Ave. FA 24123 201 So. Park. Ball-Blair Agency 1 - Pontiac Tempest Radio Senknrik Ginas and Paint 1962 Manual-Installed $39.74 1 - Buick Special Radio—1962 Company 12. Real Estate For Sale 16. Female Help Wanted 210 Magnolia FHA - VA HOMES ® USED CAR For easy- quick carpet clean­ ing rent Blue Luatre Elec­ tric Shampooer. Only $1 per day. Carroll's Furniture. SINGER AUTOMATIC Zlgtaga, A-t Condition. Makes buttonholes, automatic de­ signs, blind stitirhes. Pay $8.40 per month. Guaranteed. 1964 MODEL In beautiful Walnut Console. This ZlgZag machine mono­ grams, appliques, embroid­ ers, French knots, overcasts and satin stitches with no attachments brand n e w . Complete price $77. NO DEALERS PLEASE. Come In and take this fine Deluxe ZlgZag home with you. NO G1MM1CKS1 Tills machine IS for Sale I Free Homa Demonstration. Buy locally k be serviced. Sanford Sew­ ing Center, 104 So. Park, 121-9411. Refrigerator, Westlaghouee, ll eu ft. Auto, defroster. Per­ fect rood. $60. Allow $10 for transportation. Dctlary 668-4026 after 5 p. m. IS. Article* Wanted DON’T SETTLE FOR LESS! 61 Olds Super 88 4-door hardtop, beige, V-8, eute. trans- power steering k brake*, radio k heater. 63 Corvair Pickup llalf-ton Rampalde* 4-speed. 62 Chevrolet Belair STATION WAGON. 6 passenger. V-8 engine, power steering k brakes, radio k heater, air cond. 63 Olds F-85 CLUB COUPE, V-8 engine, auto, teens., radio k heater- 61 Olds F-85 Cutlass V-8 engine, automatic sion, radio ft heeler. transmis­ 61 Ford Ranchwagon 2-door, I cylinder, standard tran e, radio ft heater. 61 Chevrolet Impala 4-door, V-8 engine, auto, tra n e , radio ft heater. 59 Volvo 2 -door, heater. 4 apeed transmission, 61 Corvair Monza l-door, 4 speed tram ., radio ft heater. 59 Oldsmobile 4-door, V-8 engine, nut*, trano., power steering ft brakes, radio ft heater. EXCELLENT GMAC BANK RATE FINANCING 55 Chevrolet Wagon *495 63 Chevy II 100 *1995 60 Contentlnal Mark V 2-door, 8 cylinder, automatic tr in e , radio A heater. 4>door, 8 cylinder, auto, trams, ra ­ dio ft heater. ( CASH for good dean Used Furniture. Noll-Furay Furni­ ture, 901 W. First St., Ph. 322-6591. Fully equipped Including ■eats and windows. 36. Automobile* • Truck* I'AltKWOOD STATION WAGON, 4 door, V-8 engine, auto, tra n s , power steering, radio ft heater. '*1 Tempest. White sidewall tires, RAH, 3 speeds floor stick, 4 Cyl. Good shape. Take up payments. 322-4892. HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR EXTRA CLEAN CARS 1012 Sanford Ave. 3224503 $ Bank J Repossessions *81 Renault, $697 bal, $33 mo. '55 Chevrolet $597 bal, $32 mo. 'IS Pontiac, $499 bal, $25 mo. '99 Ford, $514 bal, $27 mo. '57 Ply., $492 bal, $28 mo. '56 Chev., $818 bal, $33 mo. '58 Metro.- $319 bat, $24 mo. '95 Mercury, $487 bal, $28 mo. '58 Hillman, $687 bal, $34 mo. '59 Ply., $681 bal, $34 mo. '98 Chrys., $687 bal, $35 mo. '97 Buick, $590 bet, $32 mo. '96 Ford, $197 bal, $13 mo. *9* Mercury, $17 bal, $1 mo. National REPOSSESSIONS, INC. BANFORD AVE. OPEN EVENINGS 1012 Phone 323-4503 *1995 *1595 *2195 *2295 *1595 *1395 *1695 *795 *1495 *995 power 59 Chevrolet 62 Pontiac Catalina STATION WAtSON, 4-door, V auto . Iran*., power steering brakes, radio ft hrater. 57 Buick Special i f *r I W l A f W ^ m M m *1195 a*2295 *595 * *1795 *1395 *1995 *995 4-door hardtop, V-H engine, auto, tran a, power steering ft brakes, radio A heater. 62 Mercury Meteor Custom 4-door, V-8 engine, auto, trans., power steering, radio heater. 61 Corvair 700 4-door, eats. trees., radio ft heater. 61 Oldsmobile 88 4-door. V-8 enalne. power aleerinc ft brakta, radio ft heater, air cond. 59 Chevrolet CONVERTIBLE. V-8 eagles, auto, tra n e , power Bteeriag ft brekee, radio ft heater. Open Friday Night ft Satsrday Afternoons Holler Motor Sales COMPANY 2nd. ft Palmetto 2507 Park Dr. 0 if* Ph. 322-6231 Ph. 322-0661 �' i 4 P a g e 4-A— M ay 13, 1664 PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT., MAY 14, 15, 1«, 1964 Program About Mothers Given At Southside FlefMhaieaa'e Cere Oil Plllihury'i Tatty Creicaat 37c 1-fh. leaf 59c B-ae. fH - 29c <■•*. *k»- 49c 6-et. yk*. 49c e*r lb. 69c Plumroi* Deniih Sliced Plumrote Dealth Sliced W iicenile Chteie Bar Tree! frozen foods • • Birds lye Fraiea Helved Strawberries..... 3VV.7' $1 Holloway Heme Staffed Bell Peppers..........’JiJ!' 59c Banquet Breed Auerted Frozen D inners..... 39c Mertee'e Auerted Freiee Cream P ie s ............IT 39c With Cheeu Sauce! Pktiweet A s p a ra g u s ................ p«iPictures* French-Cut (with tour cream) Green Beans.......... VC 39c BeethT Quick Frotea Halibut S te a k ......... 11* 59c Sineletee’c Qukk Fraiea Breaded Oysters ••• *ke. 89c MARIO PIZZAS Ruy One At Reg. Price 89c GET ONE 49c SIZE FREE Hospital Notes The mud parrotflsh, like thoae a t the Miami 8eaquarium, is not mud colored. It receives its name from mudbay bottoms where It ver 1-lh. eta. Chef'e Oeli|ht Delkiem r r MAY >, 1M4 Admleakme Lolita Brown, Dean Chiake, Robert Geiger, Dorothy Leon­ ard, Minnie Benjamin, Har­ riot Wilcox, John Bromley, Thomas Moran Maxine Scarborrow and Carolyn Walter* all of Sanford; Will Byrom and Mary Jo Culbreath of Lake Monroe. Birth* To Mr. and Mra. Alfred Leon­ ard, a Baby Boy, and to Mr. aod Mra. Freddie Sample*, a Baby Boy, all of Sanford. IMachargm Julia Heaton, Frances Mor­ gan, Roainax Laubach and Mr*. Anna Schrcdber and Baby Boy, all of Sanford. MAY • ADMISSIONS Minnie Bell Redden, Everett Craft, Abbla Boyd, Lucille Dudley, Aaberry Hughe* and Dennle Eppa, all of Sanford; and Roaa Hick*, Lake Mon­ roe. BIRTHS To Mr. and Mra. Lealle Scar­ brough, a Baby Boy, Sanford. DISCHARGES B a t t y Roblnaon, Barbara Walden, Mary Ann Pinicl, Marianne Caaalnelll, Edmour A. Monforton, Smantha 8tallard, Jamea Green, Sill* Cole, Natali* LaBounty, Wilbur Davia, Ruth Van Duaen and Dean Chlahke, all of Sanford; Bev­ erly Bell, Longwood; and Hel­ en Stewart, DeBary, MAY 10 ADMIS8ION8 Virginia Deahlelda, Barbara A. Race, Ida Fauvcr, Matt­ hew Kudlae, Annie 8paln, Winifred A. Dunn and Harry Lee Scott, all of Sanford; Michael Cloherty, DeBary; Dura Wakefield, Lake Mon­ roe; Roaa Lee Barker, Caaeelberry; Gerl Marie Teal, AIlandale; and Allen Hampton, Jr., Oateen. BIRTHS To Mr. and Mra. Jerry Teal, a Baby Boy, Allandale. DISCHARGES Ammon Boweraox and Marvella Owen', Longwood; The­ resa Dixon, Debra A n n Brown, Cora Lovelace, W. Al­ fred Lee, and Jeanette Cleary, aU of Sanford; Katherine Marlder, DeBary; Delores Gunn, Lake Monroe; Mrs. Jeanette Andrews and Baby Boy, Mra. Carolyn Beaion and Baby Girl, and Mrs. Alice Grab* and Baby Girl. dairy specials • • Sixth trad* pupil* at South* ■Ida Elementary School pr*• •anted a "Living Picture" program for their mother* leat Friday a t tha School auditorium. Children po»ed In a big pic­ ture frame on the atage and the following palntlnga were ahown: "Feeding Her Bird*- by Millet with Diane Miller poaIng aa the mother and the children being Alice Single­ tary, Jennifer Mlrrla and David Berrien. The atory waa told by Mra. Wilma Morgan. "Vlacount Althrop" by 8lr Joahua Reynold*, poaed by Diana Utterback with the atory told by her mother, Mra. Vllllara Utterback. "M aster Lambton" by Sir Thoma* Laurence, poaed by Rebecca Baallle with the atory told by Mra. Velma Mitchell. “ Longfellow’* Daughter*" with Sandra Elck, Marwec WhIU and Deborah Warfield poalng and the narrator waa Tommy Bark* who read the “Children’* Hour" by Long­ fellow. “Song of the Lark’* by Julee Breton, poaed by Diana Roberta and narrated by Mlia Barbara Chamber*. "Mother and Daughter" painted by Madame LeBrun, poaed by 8u*la Redmond and Cindy Crewa with Mra. Rose­ m ary Murphy aa narrator. An added feature waa crowning of the "Mother of the Day," Mra. Catherine Whelchal, who poaed with her own four Southalde children aa the sixth grade chorua aang "Mother." Accompanist for the program waa Mr*. Caro­ line Wigglna. ioom ^iioo Jftl Q reon S ta m p s • i A A l l eavyea a»d t w c f i t M tfi Treater* H I* Peeled, Deveiaed Shrimp , 1 Vx-lb. bog $1.89 ( I i r Ifbi l i t . M ay U r 1H 4) Delkleut Scctoed Treat Deep Sea Scallops ... *. 69* Mix or Match! Cepelend't Preth et Smoked Country Swift’s Sherbet* *r Ice C re a m •5 Link Sausage ....... ». 59* Teraew’e Tacty Freeh $1. pkgs. Sliced B o lo gn a .... ,zFiV 39* Tangy Data Hawaiian Pineapple BwlH’t Fremlum Brewa 'N Serve J u ic e ........... 3 «“ $1. S a u s a g e ............. 49* ★ ★ ★ ★ Healthful Lady Batty Brand ★ F.F.V. May Feature P ru n e Juice 3 Queen's As'ment ..’iT 29* Sunthia* New Thin Krispy C rackers... ’VkY 31* Reelemea Beceaitltuted Lemon Juice • H H H M t x5-*i. Joan Of An Tasty Cut S W E ET C O R N Swift's Premium Canned 49 Asparagus.. All Grinde Maxwall Haute 10V i-*s. , . eon Corned B e e f............ 3 * P o rk &Beans 4 #«r $1. *2.69 Philip Moms Tondtr Florid* Yellow ears i9* C o ffe e ........... *1. # lV i can Pear Halves WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURI 39* 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. F fir P Solid Pack California 6 *************** for *1 Tom atoes.................'<« 25* Florid* Now Rod Blits Ceie Lome Brand Potatoes................. 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There are only three fire­ already re-employed many of VOL. f»t> Established 11*08 THURSDAY, MAY II. 1001 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 100 United Press Leased W re those firemen in job oppor­ men living at Sanford who tunities which have come have been released from ser­ open since the award went vice, all with less thnn two into effect. “The Clock” made mention years ns firemen. “Certainly it is not the de­ of “lfnnrie U Sheppard," sire cf our railroad to throw The award provides that whose name appears in the men with less than two years these men out of work ns telephone directory. Now we service but employed before long as there are openings in hear of a father and son. Jan. 25, 1904, are entitled to other departments which they “ Eleven Chairs” and “Eleven are cnpablc of filling,” he separation allowance. Chairs J r.” Onre read of a There are nine firemen liv­ said. They are young men with chap named ‘‘Smith” who was ing in Sanford who have more presented with a son, and than two but leas thnn ten some experience in railroad­ wanted him to have a “ dif­ years service. All of these ing, and can become valuable ferent" name . . . so he nam­ men are stillemployed as employes in other area* of ed the boy “ Willie % Smith." firemen, and will continue to work, he ndded. • ♦ • He emphasized that firebe so employed until Coast KI.SRERRY. Mo. (UPI) — Speaking of names reminds Line find* other suitable em­ men will continue to ride all This tiny Missouri fntm R. E. Porter of an Army unit ployment for them. If the passenger train* and some town today laid to rest it* WASHINGTON (UPI) — he rommnnded in North Afriether job pay* less, they will read freight and ynrd en­ favorite son. Rep. Clarence The United Stales today tight* ra durintr WWII. These GIs receive a guaranteed salary gines; that only some freight Cannon, D-Mo. cncd its embargo on exports had some pood olil fashioned for five year* equal to thejr trains and some yard engines to Cuba, removing food and TALLAHASSEE (DPI) — salary for the last 12 months are involved. American names surh as medicine from general licenso Grodzicki, Judge, S o d i t i a, State Sen. Scott Kelly of a* firemen. authority. THE HAGUE (U P I)—The Lakeland, third man in the Cuffe, Ilalajti, Sprar, Itaily President Rice reaffirmed The action by the Commerce North Atlantic Treaty Organ­ (with no “c” ), N o g I e c, first primary c a m p a ig n f o r 1 his recent statement that it ization (NATO) Council has Department did not mean that O’ltourke, Cosby, Greenblatt governor, conceded his defeat ACl.’s intention to do named outguing Secretary food and medicine may not ho today but made it clear he is 14 . . . .. and others. everything it enn to relocate » • • General Dirk U. Stikkcr to shipped to Cuba—only that not retiring from politics. those firemen with less than act as conciliator in an effort front now on tho department Kelly told a news confer­ Mrs. |{. I,. Johnson, Herald two years service who were to head off war between will pass on each shipment correspondent and school bus ence here that he will accept cut off or relieved from ser­ Greece and Turkey over Cy­ Individually. the decision of the state can­ driver, queried one of her vice. prus, responsible N A T O A department spokesman CHOW LINE at the Sunfonl Naval Air Station took on a different look passengers the other morn­ vassing board which yester­ said it "wishes to be informed Even though the award sources suid today, Wednesday noon when civic club members from Sanford visited the bane. day declared that Mayor ing: "Jerry, where's A lbert?” TAMPA (UPl) — Using the of all intended trade with makes no provisten for ronAn estimated 200 persona were on hand for the annual visitation which And the response: “Oh, he’s [ Robert King High of Miami strongest words in the cam­ Cuba” in tho futuro so as to bo included briefings by station and Heavy Attack Winy? commanding of­ in the hospital—he’s having Imd outpollcd K e l l y for the 1t'" llntl,,n * "f employment of paign to date, Jacksonville in a position "to act according ficers. (Herald Photo) second berth in the May 20 I. 0 N G R E A C II, Cnlif. to the national interest of tho his independix taken nut.” Mayor llaydon Rums lashed • • • runoff with Mayor lluydon (III’I)—Joan Merriam Smith, P isHaJ C(q!iv« *• out at his opponent, Robert her blonde hair tousled snd “Jake” Adams and Howard Hums of Jacksonville. King High, today as "a rant­ The spokesman said deci­ “ We will not go to court" freckles showing, was home sions would be made on In­ Hodges says y'nll come to the ing and raving trial room law­ today with n trouble-plagued dividual shipments "in tho fish fry sponsored by the Kelly sriid. yer.” With his prety wife, Mnr57-duy solo flight around the light of all relevant circum­ ScminoU County Sportsman's Hums, fresh and chipper af­ world to her credit. Association at (1:30 p. in. May gio, by his side, Kelly walk­ ter a few hours' sleep, appear­ stances." £0 at John Crim's Camp Sem­ ed into the news conference ed at a breakfast rally here. Gift parcels still will lie per­ room in the sub-basement of inole on the Wekiva River. After greeting supporters, mitted under general llcens* • • • the capitol and faced the lie launched into the attack on WASHINGTON (U PI) — so as not to interrupt such re­ High, Mayor of Miami. Joe Warden, who writes glare of the television cam-1 The big question before the lief and humanitarian acts on At that time the base will An estimated 200 members "The people of Florida are sports for The Herald down | era* with a grin. the part of individuals, the de­ Manslaughter charges plac House Foreign Affairs Com­ not satisfied with the radical of Sanford's civic clubs visit lie open to the public from to He laughed and joked and Oviedo - Chuluota way, re­ mittee toduy was not whether partment said. group—the NAACP— and its ed the Sanford Naval Air Sta- a. m. to 2 p m. with special ed against two defendants were to rut President Johnson's sponded to our list of odd did not appear the least dis­ Ex|K>rt* to Cuba — except candidate. nuntes for cities with the fol­ gruntled. | lion Wednesday noon, listened demonstrations of water res­ being heard in Circuit Court foreign nid bill, but whether nonsubsidized foodstuffs, medi­ "The gentleman (High) 1« "I'm not mad at anybody lowing, all apparently out in cines and medical supplies — here this morning with the at­ to increase It. ranting and raving like a trial to briefings from two cap cue scheduled for the Lake torneys selecting a six-mem­ and I don't think anybody's were banned on Oct. 19, I960. Arizona: • • • room lawyer, lie talks about tains, ate a typical Navy din­ Golden area at noon. mud nt me.” he said. During the 1950's American ex­ Prior to Wednesday's lun­ ber jury panel, ports to Cuba averaged about Kelly said ho will not en­ AD.M. I*. F. JOHNSTON special interest groups—if the ner and llicn toured the base Showlow, named from the WASHINGTON (UPI) — Co defendants in the ease, NAACP is not a special inter­ I for a first hand look at the cheon, Capt. Janies O. Mayo, show of a hand of cards; Dos dorse or publicly support any Chester Collins, an escaped $500 million a year. est group I don't know how to facilities. Following the ban, the ex­ Cabezas, two heads; Dragoon; candidate in the runoff. commanding officer of Heavy which involves the alleged fa Florida convict who likes describe one,” Rurns said. | Members of the Rotary, Kilal beating of s 22-month old poetry, clients nt cards and ports dropped off to less than He said he will not even Smile, population one in 1003 Attack Wing One, briefed the Hums, a foe of the civil I wanis, Lions ami Jaycee* were and o r I g I n n 11 y nnmed tell his friends who he per­ child, are William Gable Tay m i x u l l i women with n $14 million In 1061. right* hill now before con­ on hand for the program, a members on bis Wing's duties At the end of 1962 and “Gripe"; Constellation, Two sonally is going to vote fur. lor and Roberta .Mitchell. luitchet, wus placed today on gress. said “ one battle is be­ prelude to Armed Forces Day and responsibilities. through live first half of 1963, Kelly said he will meet with Guns, Cherry, Queen Creek, The statu alleges tho child ths Fill's list of 10 most special relief shipments wero ing fought today by our dis­ I to be held at the base SaturAlso beard was Capt. Hotiert Sunflower, Valentine, Chloride his statewide organization { was beaten last Dccenilier by wanted criminals. tinguished II. S. Senator (Spossent to Cuba In exchange for shortly to determine his f u, huneral services for Adm. M. Ware, commanding officer the two and a* a result of the and Cyrlopir. Ihc release of prisoners cap­ • s • ture in public life, !..( idlng F. Tohnrt-*n, VSN (Ret.) ssrd I.. Holland) snd tb» other of the Sanford station, who beating the child died. tured during the abortive n.iy Moregeography lessons a possible re-run for govern- were held' ■»( 10 a. m. today will be fought in Florida at outlined his part in maintain­ Prosecuting the case is Atty. LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (UPI) at the Holy Cross Episcopal the polls. of Pigs attack. These slii|>' «r in 10(10. anent rlv .rs that ran ing the base at peak effi­ .Mike Hoscman. Atty, Mack Former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. ments swelled the export total L iter today. Rurns was He also mentioned that I C-'liurch. Joe Warden writes that the N Cleveland has lieen appoint Walker, tho Indirect enforcer by $1.1 million in 1962 and $3d ciency. Adm. Jonnstnn, B0, of 12t scheduled to debate High at Santa Crur. River in Arizona there will be n number of Roth captains used colored ed to represent Taylor while of integration nl Centra! million in 1963. the University of South Flor­ Scott Avenue, Sanford, died flows north. Originating in statewide offices romi/ig up slides to emphasize tlieir re­ Public Defender David Flaxer High Rrhool in 1957, will ida, and tonight there is a Aside from these relief ship­ Santa Cruz County, near Pat­ in 1960 without singling any Tuesday afternoon. represent* Roberta .Mitchell. speak on the steps of the ments, merchandise sent to marks. $25 a plate dinner here. A resident of Sanford for agonia, the Santa Cruz flows out. In observance of Amu's! Capt. Mayo told of the ex­ The case Is living trios! be­ school despite n school hoard Cuba vluring the pnsl two years Decause of u switch in Flor­ the past seven years, he re­ north to Tucson and bends to­ Forces Day. the Air Force panding operations of the Wing fore Circuit Court Judge Voile ban, a spokesman said Wed­ tired from liie U. S. Navy in was valued at $107,000 and ward Casa Grande. Continu­ ida's elections away from thu nesday. will put its deadly "hound and told his listeners that A. Williams. 1956 after 30 years active ser­ $76,000. ing northwest, the river runs presidential election years, Wednesday afternoon an­ dog" missile on display this "when you go to bed tonight, into the Gila River neur Iho governor and cabinet vice. He graduated from U. S. Naval Academy of Annapolis, Saturday at Seminole Plaza you can be assure ! some of other jury found Oliver L. Komutke, west of Phoenix. elected this year must run NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) — shopping center in Cassel­ Hie plane* stationed lure are York J*. guilty of two accounts Md., with the Class of 1927. North of Tucson the river is again in 1966 rather than in the air so me where in the —breaking ami entering and Shooting and b l o o d s h e d lie was a member of Holy berry. usually dry, the river drying serving the usual four year automobile theft. He was sen­ wracked a Turkish Cypriot A four-member rnmmittee The missile, equivalent in world." Cross Episcopal Church. up in the deseit. During tin: terms. This will givu the next Capt. Ware told of the ex­ tenced to six months to two villago southwest uf Nicosia Survivors are his wife, formed to study |M>**ih|o re- length to the height nl a fourrainy seasons the river will governor a chanco In serve Mrs. Mrrle Moss Johnston of districting of the county and story building, is an o|>eralion- pansion plans of the liase and years on the latter count and today’ despite efforts by RrltThe modernization trend In flow, filling up the usually six years. Sanford; a daughter, Mrs. its polling places will meet al air-to-ground weapons, tie-1 listed the various projects six month* to five years on ish troops to keep the |>cuce. downtown Sanford stores is the lesser count. The terms dry river bed north of Tuc­ Duma has already indicated Stephan Rusk of Newport, R.I. June 2 to begin operations. signed to carry a nuclear pay- which are scheduled through continuing with the Wilsonson. South of Tucson, the ho will run for the four year Serving on the rommitlee load. Its cost is estimated at 1969. The immediate project are to run concurrently. and three grandchildren, also Maler Furniture Company tho river bed usually contains wa­ term. York was defended by At­ and the one of most general of Newport; a brother, Elton are Camilla Rruro, *u|>ervi*or $51III,(MSI. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — latest to announce It* project. ter. (Hey. J oe—ever been to The "hound dog” Is an in- interest to the community, lie torney Flaxer and Atty. Hose, Gov. Farris Rryant said today Johnston of Coroydnn, Iowa; of registration; William Rush, A. L. Wilson, store manager, Coolidge?) two sisters, Mr*. II. A. Shay county engineer; Robert S. tcgral component of the arm- noted. Is the extension o( the man was the prosecutor. there was u need for legisla­ says his company is investing • • • Earlier a jury returned sn of Clarendon Hills, 111., and Drown, zoning director; Har­ ament system for the long- j north-south runway, tion to clarify election laws atvout $3,000 to improve Iho Note to downtown mer­ Mrs. Donald Henry of Grundy old Johnson, county attorney; range U-52 bombers stationed. This, lie added, will allow Innocent verdict in a case but no emergency was involv­ entrance and install air condi­ Grubb with ed that would make uii imchants: The plants in the and Commission Chairman at McCoy AI R. Two of the planes to take off and land in | rkarging John L. Gri Center, Iowa. planters in the downtown sec­ missiles arc carried under the a pattern which will curtail Lrccny In the theft <if a safe medite special session study tioning throughout the estab­ James P. Avery Jr. The admiral will be buried in lishment. from Utc homo of Alex Wynn tion are dead or dying fur the noi*e over the populated The committee whs re-es­ wing* of each bomber at a later date in Arlington necessary. New* aluminum and glass WASHINGTON (LTD - National Cemetery. the lark of water. When launched, the "hound arras of the rity when weather of Sanford. tablished at Tuesday's Coun­ swinging doors are to be in­ • • • Two Republican congressmen conditions iierniil. ty Commission meeting at the dog” travels under It* own jet stalled at the front to ntako Roth captains applauded the J From the mailbag: “ Noted said today they found shocking request of Commissioner J. power at a speed in execs* of TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — the entry and exit more con­ cordial relations shown by that you said the canopies over squalor on Alabama farm land 1,000 miles per hour, willi a C, Hutchison who noted in­ The State Supreme Couit up­ venient for customers. city resklents and base |ier ! (he (Rands) mall might be owned by Mrs. Lyndon D. conveniences experienced by guided range of (KM) miles. held the removal uf Riehurd Wilson-Maier lias been lo­ Johnson. eliminated for appearance's some voters to travel long The mistiblc will be on ills- sonncl. M. Nixon from n slate of cated at 311 E. First St. (or "If the President Is sincere sake. Doc* this mean more play in the Seminole Maza After the briefings, club distances to polling places. GOP convention delegates be­ almost 20 years. exposure to the sun? One of in his poverty program, he In bis nieinoiiindum to the parking area Saturday only, presidents and the two capcause the former vire presi­ Tlie manager said today tho DELAND (DPI) Stetson the delightful features is the should have demonstrated his committee, Avery suid the from 7:30 a. m. until 9:00 p.m. | lain* led the cliowllnc to the University announced a new dent has the "absolute right” latest projects are a contlnuaProposed improvement* of sincerity a long time ago by coolness. One day 1 found it "purpose will be to the in- {Air Force personnel will be .mess bail where steaks were academic calendar Wednesday to ssy if he wunts to become stion of the store's policy to very nice to leave an elderly assisting these people who arc the Okeechobee Waterway, vrstigution of the legality and on hand at all time* to ex-1 served to all. under which top students u rundidute. improve and expand. shopper there while I drove living in such deplorable c o n - , built primarily for pleasure feasibility of redistrictilig plain Ihc non-classificd a*. | An outline of tilings to see would be able to graduate in ditions on the Johnson land in craft, will not conflict with the car over from the parking peels of the missile to the on the base, including the usal- less than throe years. Seminole County in 1965. | ly “ secured" compound, was lot. Had you thought of this Alabama," Rep. Dave M ar-! planning for the St. Johnspublic. "Should the study prove Stetson President J. Ollie tin, (R-Ncb.), told a news con- Indian River Canal, according | given to the club members and blessing?” Edmunds said the new calen­ to John Krider, canal dis­ feasible and legal,” Avery ference. • • • ! they were allowed to drive to continued, “the committee is dar would lie placed in ope­ "We saw people living in de­ trict chairman. j those points of interest to Unlike county employes, ration in the fall of 1965. It further charged with the sub­ Okeechobee Waterway As­ plorable poverty with little ! them. city employes will work on was liascd on fall and spring mission of u concrete plan, June 1 and July 6. They will evidence of concern by their sociation and Florida Water­ terms of approximately 15 complete with preliminary not enjoy free days on these millionaire landlords,” Rep. ways Association are jointly weeks each, a winter term of iKiundaries, to the County Mondays because May 30 and M. G. Snyder, (R-Ky.), said. sponsoring a meeting Friday five weeks and s summer July 1 fall on Saturdays. Coun­ "We saw nothing here that at Jensen Reach to discuss a Commission prior to Novem­ term of eight weeks. ber of tins year,” W a s h in g t o n ( u p l) — i could not easily be corrected j petition directed to the Fiorty employes have been given He said top students would The committee is asked to Defense Secretary Robert S. I DAYTONA REACH (DPI) June 1 and July 6 as holidays by the Johnsons themselves ids Iloaid of Conservation and Ik* able to complete as many present o t h e r information without a nickel of federal MrNuniaru, predating a long,)— Itep Fred Karl of Daytona the Canal Authority of Flor­ by the County Commission but as 38 credit iumrs during the City Manager Pete Knowles funds or a single federal pro­ ida for the formation of a |a*rtineiit to voting, pm-inrts hard war in South Viet N am ,! Reach, a primary loser in tlie fall through spring periods says city offices will function. gram, if of course, they really navigation district romprising and districts such as the said today that he would "he ! Democratic governor's race, of two regular lorms and a cared." • • • Martin, Palm Reach, Hendry, number of new vuting ma­ very happy" to brief Co n -! *»id Wednesday lie will not 750*11, *00x11, 850x11, chines to be required, farts gress on the progress of thut support anyone in the runoff. short winter term, and add 10 Glades and Lee Counties, Here's the old rumor again, lllarkwatl 909x11, 950x14 more hours in the summer concerning t h e i r financing unti-Conununist struggle, Karl, who ran last in the Plus Tax ft The Okeechobee Waterway about saving cigarette tabs Rrrap. Tire On his return from a 30- j field of six, would not say who session. consists of the St. Lurie Can­ number and location of untiFlorida Council for the lilind Whitewalls $2 More ciputed new precincts. hour visit in .Saigon, McNa- *‘e favors — Jacksonville Ma­ once again advises Floridians al, Lake Okeechobee and the y mma was asked whether he >°r llaydon Ruins or Miami not to save the tear tabs from Sanford police warning Wed- Caloosahatrhee River, conthough renewed congression- Mayor Robert King High — cigirette packs because the neaday that two “ fat. short n*ct‘ng the Atlantic Ocean id Inquiry into the war would i,nJ *»*'l his campaign worktabs will not buy a seeing eye Negro flimflam artlats” were *be Gulf of Mexico, serve a useful purpose purpose. T h elf r* van vote for whom they dog. working in this city proved to Krider. district director of CHICAGO (UPI) - Tlie deAll recaps guaranteed against all road hazards and | • • • no avail. the Florida Waterways AssoHEIDELRUItC, Germany House Alined Serviee C om ­ please. tense in the James R. Hoffa defect* fur the life of tire* snd tubes. jj Postmaster J. I,. Drown Ethel Monroe, of 1109 West elation, said the Okeechobee (UPl) The Communists have mittee plans to rail MrN'a$25 million fraud trial deman­ writes that there will lx> no toth Street, reported to police Waterway ia too far south to sent back an American ser­ maia to testify, particularly ded a mistrial todaay on • FREE MOUNTING • BUDGET TERMS $ change in money order busi­ she was approached on Com-,1’* °f value as a commercial geant seeking asylum In East concerning the quality of U. TOKYO (UPI) Soviet ground* that the jury was ................................. — ■ ■■ ............. ................ ness at the Geneva postoffice mcrcial Street by two m en !waterway and w ill not take Germany, the U. S. Army an­ 8. aircraft and other equip­ First Deputy, Premier Anas­ "living in the life of luxury" on Saturdays. The money or­ who told ner they had found i from the value of the St. nounced today. ment in use in South Yiet tas Mikoyan, Premier Nikita at a U S, naval base. der window will be ujwn until a poeketbook filled with mnn Johna-lndiun River Canal, Khrushchev's trade specialist European headquarters here Natn. U. S. District Court Judge noon. ey and they were willing to! The St. John»-Indian River announced medical specialist "It is very impottunt to and trouble-shooter arrived Richard II, Austin rejected • • • share with her providing she (Canal will open the Upper Conrad Yumang, 43, was re­ continue to inform Congress," I today on a visit apparently the motion. It was one of There it a big difference be­ would put up $(g to "show St. Johns River for water turned at the West German McNamara said today. “ I aimed at counteracting Com- many move* for a mistrial tween free speech and cheap her good faith " She did . . . traffic between Sanford and border by East Grrmzn offi­ would be w ry happy to do mtinist China's growing busl­ since the trial began more that.” and lost her $U. the East Coast. ine** lies with Japan, cials Tuesday night. than tv^u weeks ago. P l k- ^ e i o 6^ L u U.S. Tightens Embargo On Cuba Curbs Placed BRIEFS On Medicine Cannon Funeral And Food JISJUOA... Kelly Concedes Then Refuses To Take Sides Names Strikker Burns Charges High Radicals' Candidate Joan Home Sanford Civic Club Manslaughter Case Jury Is Members Tour SNAS Being Picked Aid Increase? On FBI List Last Rifes Held For Admiral ) •• Walker Defi AF To Display Missile At Plaza <• Redistricfing Sludy Slated Shooting Renewed Another Store Modernizing Election Law } <% 'Squalor' Found On LBJ's Farm • \ y <• * '0 Stetson To Set Up Three-Year Degree Plan No Conflict In Waterways Seen Nixon Out McNamara Sees long, Hard War K0;;1 Refuscs a t Discover Endorsement •. 14” TIRES Now Only •«•* Old Flimflam Game Works i Hoffa Mistrial Plea Denied Reds Refuse Gl Asylum C J J T ^ GUARANTEED Mikoynn In Tokyo » i i m AA ww RECAPS! 1 � 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, May 13, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 13, 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>, May 13, 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/5ac4c2da40dd9603a5a134405963c23a.pdf c896d2ee490aa6710fef15f47ce03bf3 PDF Text Text �* * iR'iXm *Y*i> r Termites In Civic Center To Cost Sanford $2,700 Sanford's Civic Center has termites and the city Is ready to spend an estimated $700 to halt the infestation as well as about $2,000 to correct the existing damage. City commissioners learned A violation la a violation. A Monday night that Uia dam­ ear waa parked at Commercial age must be curtailed and Street and Park Avenue the City Manager Warren E other early-afternoon. The me* Knowles said ht “strongly ter read “expired.’* Dutifully, recommends that professional the local meter-reader made help be used to exterminate the termitee.J out the ticket The license tag He said his office has met waa from Duval County. Be­ twice with LeRoy Robb, the neath it waa a aim Indicated building contractor, and Art the car belonced to a "Leg­ Brown, an exterminator, to determine the extent of dam islator." age, what structural members • • • Charlie Morriaon introduced would have to be icptaced, the a new member of the Sanford direction of termite travel, degree of activity, and how clergy at a recent Coffee the termites should ba treat­ Club meeting, identifying him ed. aa being “in life !nauranee.M “City forces,” Knowles re­ He pauaed a minute, looked ported, “have neither the oer the “congregation" and knowledge, experience, mate added, “Maybe I ahould have rial nor equipment to treat aaid fire inaurance." the Civic Center for the eon• e • ^7T ^ [ C lO ^ la the “ecaaona! warmth" of a Sanford aummer the “crowd of hundreda" report­ edly expected for the ribbon cutting and dedication of the Band Mall melted to a “hand­ ful" of downtown buaineea men and a aprinkiing of lovely lady aboppera. But tbooe at­ tending—a a well aa those who have aince viewed the “down­ town garden spot" — were greatly impressed with how much can be done to trans­ form an alley into an inviting garden pathway. • • e Shoppers now can enjoy the walk from municipal parking lot No. 1 to the “avenue of bargains" — and Just watch how much more this facility is used aa days go by. • • • There will be other im­ provements to that mall, it la aaid. Scott Burns, FPAL Company manager, says that his firm will “tidy up" the cluster of transformera and wires on the pole midway down “the stroll" . . . Proper­ ty owners have said that they will paint the sides of their buildings that line the area, probably in • uniform and at­ tractive color . . V There map even be effective action to re­ move the canopies that over­ hang the walkway—and de­ tract from the otherwise eye­ pleasing garden. • • • Mayor A1 WUaon made the speech of dedication in “big league" style—abort, impress­ ive, and gave a brief account of the pioneer 8anfordlta in whose name he was making the dedication. And with a pair of shears that were big enough to be quite impressive showed that they also were sharp enough to be efficientone snip! • • • “Pretty as a picture" in doscribing the new addition raised the comment “ What picture!" . . . Because the local art association members had placed many of their choice paintings along the walkways, and truly the mall in all its pristine beauty was vying for attention with many other beautiful pictures • • • And speaking of our down­ town shopping center, have you noticed the improvement at the post office! The grassy parkway (well, It WAS grassy until the hastening feet con­ verted it into a barren waste) has been transformed into an area for short-termed angle parking. Convenient, takes care of more postoffice pa­ trons . . . Good Job, Postmas­ ter Cecils Heard. • • • Our geography • m i n d e d friends are calling attention to the fact that although the Nile and the St. Johns rivers do flow north, they really are not the only ones. On our own North American continent, they point out, there is a 1,•00mile waterway, the McKenzie JUver, that flows north along the east boundarise of the Rocky Mountains, through the provinces of Alberta and MeRenale—and empties *r?n the Arctic Ocean. • • • Months and months and hundreda of complaints later something is being dooe about the thoroughfare extending from First to Fulton Street, east of Myrtle Avenue. Chuck holes appeared plenty deep along the ACL spur tracks. Nothing was done . . . until . . . a delivery truck broke aa axis Monday and city work crews were on hand this morning smoothing out the fight-of-w*/. trol." He suggested the treatment Include: 1. A chemical barrier treat­ ment around the building. 2. A gas treatment under the slab. 3. A preservative treatment of structural members to pre­ vent future spreading. “In studying the damage," the city manager said, “it waa determined that many piece* could remain as is be­ cause they are not structur­ ally important. However, at least three piece* should be replaced and possibly two more. “Mr. Robb,” he added, “esti­ mated the cost to replace ★ ★ ★ Rezoning City Area For Farm Use Discussed Utilisation of an estimated 420 acres of unused land in ths city by rexonlng It to agricultural purposes was out­ lined to the City Commission Monday night by Clifford McKibbln of ths Zoning and Planning Commission. McKibbln said ths 420 ac­ res Is “not suitable for res­ idential use in the city" and he asked commissioners if his group should continue the survey of possible uses of the land. After his briefing, the commission gave hla group the green light to continue the study. McKibbln had asked for commission com­ ments due to the amount nf work Involved In surveying the acreage. Ths sonar*.-**• pandering use of the land for such projecta as greenhousas, nurser­ ies and ths like. Some limita­ tions would be placed on ac­ tivities at the sltet; limita­ tions such as dusting of crops which could create A nuisance for nearby residents. City official* assured MeKlbbln that the land should be utilised rather than let ga and become a fire hatard due to weed overgrowths. The sonera wore commend­ ed for their “diligent ef­ forts" and urged to continue the atudy for further presen­ tation to the commission. County To Buy Land Fill Site Tbs County Commission au thorlied County Engineer William Bush this morning to acquire 40 seres of a farmer borrow pit, now rough stage, for a future sanitary land (111. Tbs county already owns a small atrip of tba 40-acres, lo­ cated at the roar of Velno's lumber yard near 8-417 and the ACL railroad. Commission also authorised Couoty Road Superintendent J. C. Lavender to advertise for an let-making machine for county road employes. The estimated $i,uo machine will pay for Itself la three year*, Lavender said. Commission also took under advisement a number of appli­ cations for appointment as county planning officer, defrred action on a rezoning appli­ cation oa Lake Orients, beard a financial report of the St. Johns-ladIan River Canal Dis­ trict aad heard numerous re­ ports of peodiag couoty bus!- these at 12,000, but he pointed out that it was hard to estimate and it would be only at what it cost him to get the materiel and to do the work." Knowlea aaid the trouble “must be atopped from get­ ting into the roof and the structural members.” Three bids were offered to do the extemlnatlon Job. The highest was that of Brown at $840 plus $60 a year mainte­ nance. Orkin'a bid woa $705 plua $50 yearly while Walker offered to do the Job for $700 plua $40 annual maintenance cost. City officials agreed if Brown could match the low bid ho should receive the con­ tract. It was pointed out by Knowles that Brown is a lo­ cal resident and should be given a chance to revise his figures, If possible He added Brown “has been very helpful and has spent considerable time reviewing the building." ★ ★ ★ Playback Ends Commissioners' Squabbling NEWELL E. HAWKINS DeBary Bank To Get New Prexy Stockholders of the First National Bank of DeBary will convene May 28 to elect New­ ell E. Hawkins to the finan­ cial institution’s board of dlrectors. Following ths meet­ ing of the stockholders, ths directorate ia scheduled to act on tho nomination of Hawkins to become president of the bank. Hawkins will coma to De­ Bary from Syracuse, N. Y. where he waa vice president of the Lincoln National Bank and Trust Company. Mr. and Mra. »Havfcina. ■w'll s H v s In DeBary shortly. Their daugh­ ter, Janet, will graduate from high school In June and will enter Stetson University as'a freshman this fall. Southerners In Rights Bill Balk WASHINGTON (UPI) — Southern senators refused to­ day to agree to any voting thta week on the civil rights bill. They also declined to give any Indication bow long they will talk against a leadership com­ promise on the question of jury trials for violators of the proposed law. ' The Dixie atand-pat position was taken at a caucue aa D e m o c r a t i c congression­ al leaders were conferring with President Johnson on the stalemated legislative situa­ tion. Sen. Richard B. Russell, Daa., leader of the Senate's southern bloe, told reporters after the caucus: "We Intend to debate that (Jury trial) is­ sue through the remainder of this week. We foal wa are making a great daal of pro­ gress In this debate." High To Visit In Bear Lake A get-acquainted coffee for Robert King High of Miami, gubernatorial candidate In the May 20 primary, will be held at 10 a. m. Thursday at the home of Mr*. John Bowers, 0316 Llnneal Reach Drive, Bear Lake . Mrs. Bowers and her rohostess, hire. Clinton Goree, invite the public to take this opportunity to meet tho can­ didate. J VOL. 56 United Press Leased W:re WASHINGTON (UPI) Crusty Clarence Cannon, pow­ erful chairman of the House Appropriations Committee and second oldest member of Coogress, died unexpectedly to­ day. He was $3. The Missouri Democrat, a member of the House for 41 years, died at 4:13 a. m. EDT, at Washin(too Hospital Center. Death waa attributed to con­ gestive failure, defined medi­ cally as a complication of progressini heart disease. KsUbliahed 1908 ber of Commerce has been a long time valued member of th# Florida State Chamber of C o m m e r c e and, naturally, holds the respect and admira­ tion of this organisation. Colee added, regarding th* matter of membership In the ■tat* chamber for the new Sanford group, “If tha Sem­ inole County Chamber of Commerce feel* there io a need for the Sanford Cham­ ber, and approves rf membership in the state chamber, then wa would have no objection to their becom­ ing affiliated." After several meetings in lata January aad the early part of February the San­ ford Chamber waa officially organised. It ia comprised primarily of Sanford buslneaa ami proftiilonal modU. a m v of whom are also members of Urn Seminole County Cham­ ber. SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 188 Final Action Scheduled By SRB May 28 M1VA on# Labor Appeal WASHINGTON (UPI) — A rail union leader today called on hla members to oboy a federal court order banning wildcat strikes over terms of an arbitration award. New Governor RATON ROUGE, La. (UPI) —John J. McKeithen, the rountry lawyer who learned his politics from the lata Gov. Earl K. Long, takes over aa governor of Louisiana today. Chinese Fleeing Robles Leads llOUSE-TO-HOUSE mail delivery in Enterprise has been underway for the pant few weeks with Robert Abel, who is shown with the new de­ livery truck* serving ns postman. (Cox Photo) Oviedo Council Opposes Speed High's Good And Bad Limit Increase Burns Luck Good; United Preaa latereatioaal Mayor Haydoo Bums of Jacksonville set out again campaigning today after lin­ ing up two key endorsements and Miami Mayor Robert King Casselberry OKs Budget System PANAMA CITY (UPI) — Government candidate Marco Robles held a widening lead in Panama’s presidential rare today, but twica-oustod exT h e Casselberry T o w n President Arnulfo Arias con­ Council adopted an ordinance tinued to claim victory. Monday night that put tho operaUon of th* municipality on a budget for th* tin t time NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI)-— In th* town'* history. The Brjtl*b#a«}ille* $88,000 budget Itself wae ap­ to keep of tba street* today proved during the April meet­ In Famagusta, where four ing of th* ceanctL parsons wore killed Monday In In other boalnaae, tha Coun­ a gun battle between Greeks cil took under conaidoraUon a and Turkish Cypriots. recommendation that th* on gincerinr firm of Lefflar, Clark, Diets and Aaeociatot, WHITE SANDS, N. M Inc., be retained to make (UPI)—A scheduled shot of water drainage survey, ra Littls Joe-1 racket, with on Councilman Arthur Lego Apollo moonshot spare cap­ announced that tha South sule on Its nose was canceled Seminole Little League Ball early today due to “unfavor­ Park would be completed for. able winds and dust." the grand opening of tha South 8*mlnote Little League activities Saturday night. The board set May 29 aa SAIGON, South Vist Nam (UPI) — Defense Secretary the last day for receiving bide Robert S. McNamara, guard­ on two paving p r o j e c t a, ed by nearly 1,600 police and awarded a contract for the troop* because of a Commun­ air conditioning of the town ist threat to kill him, today council’s offices, approved pledged U. S. aid to Vlat Mayor Owen W. Anstoy’s Nam “for however long it ia proclamation naming May 18 required" to win the guerrilla as Armed Force Day, and di­ rected several annexation re­ war. quest* to th* soning board for consideration. Britons Confined Shot Canceled Pledge Renewed Rusk Calls For Cuban Isolation THE HAGUE (UPl>-8*cratary of Stats Dean Rusk want­ ed today that a aecond Cuban crisis, as dangerous as that in 1882, could erupt if Cuba shoots down an American re­ connaissance plana. He called on America'a Al­ lies to Isolate Cuba “political­ ly, economically, militarily, aodally and spiritually." Ha also appealed to them to help shore up the beleaguered South Viet Nam regime with non-military aid In tba form of hospitals, medical teams and help for farmers. Rusk was the first speaker when the council began $ sweeping world policy review at the start of Ita three-day spring session bore. Body Of Hookey Player Found In Locked Chest JACKSONVILLE (UPI) A 14-)rear-old boy, who police believe hid in a large cedar chest1 while playing hookey ffbm school, was found appar­ ently smothered yesterday. Duval County Patrol LL R. N. Millar.'said tha boy, John Hawkins Jr., had skipped school and apparently climbed Into Ibe chest at his home when be beard someone com­ ing to the door. The chest had an automatic catch whlrh locked tha top when the boy closed it. The older sister, Marie, 20, found the boy when she openad the chest to taka aome clothing out. Sanford C O f C Denied State C O f C Membership Tha Sanford Chamber of Commerce, recently organised by a small group of Sanford business and professional peoplt, has b a n rejected for membership la tha Florida State Chamber of Commerce, according to information rereived by 11w Herald from Harold Colee, executive rice president of tha statewide organlsatloa. “Aa you know," said Colas, “tha Semiaola County Cham­ TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1964 County Road Program Set July 1 76th Victim Clarence Cannon Is Dead At 85 ) WEATHER: Generally fair today; high 85-02; low tonight 65-70; scattered showers likely Wednesday. MOSCOW (U r i)—Mongol Turkic refugees are crossing into Soviet territory from Communist China at the rate of 1,200 a month to escape City commissioners, at least Chines* persecution, diplomat­ two of them, went round and ic sources said today. round Monday night over par­ liamentary procedure end the CLARK AFB, Tho Philip­ city manager had to play pines (UPI) — Another pas back a recording to resolve senger died today, bringing to 70 ths number killed In the the issue. At stake, was whether the crash of a U. S. Air Force Jet city should grant a permit for transport as It attempted to 11. W. Little to acquire an­ land here Monday. other taxicab. City Commissioners J. H. Crappa and Earl Higginboth­ am both made motion*; both said their motion was given first. Crapps moved that ths re­ quest be “tabled." Higgin­ botham aaked that it be “de­ nied, period." "Why table it when we can kill H once and for all," he demandet). Crapqa sold -Uq moMoo was to “ table it in­ definitely ao that it would* not be placed on tha agenda •gain,'* ■• Higginbotham Instated his motion waa made first; so did Crapps. To Mttla It, City Manager Warren K. Knowlea played a recording of the proceeding* and out Of ths hodge-podge of voices could be board Crapps asking for the tabling motion. Almoit a* an echo, Higginbotham's vole* came through loud and clear for the denial motion. When the air settled, the tabling motion waa put to a vote. Commissioners Joe Bak­ er and Higginbotham voted no; Crapps end Commission­ er M. L. (Sonny) Raborn ap­ proved the motion. The tie was broken when Mayor A. L. Wilson voted in favor of the tabling motion. Llttle'a cab request came on the heels of one submitted by Charles Hampton for a cab permit The request was de­ nied without further com­ ment by the commissioners. Zip Code 82771 The Seminole County Cham­ ber of Commerce waa estab­ lished originally aa a board of trade but became a county­ wide organisation ia the early 20’s. At th* present time tha Seminole Chamber Is compris­ ed of some 400 members and is financially supported by the membership ia addition to appropriations from both th* City Commission of Sanford and ths County Commission. A division of tho Samin|la Chamber la the Sanford Marc h a n t s Association. T h i s group is a separate organisa­ tion, having Its own member­ ship and officers. However, it operate* aa a part of ths 8*aslnola Chamber. John Krider, executive man­ ager of tho Semiaola cham­ ber, aaid this morning that hie organization has not been asked by aayoaa to act upon tha Sanford Chamber's re­ quest for membership in tba state group. High, hla opponent in (he Democratic gubernatorial run­ Oviedo City Council Monday off, headed home for a day of night went on record in op­ taping television appearances. position to recommendations Burns, who spent most of of the 8tate Road Department Monday conferring In his of­ that speed limits of 26 mllas fice at Jacksonville, was sche­ per hour, instead of the pre­ duled to address a convention s e n t 23 mpb, be posted In hla city to start th* day and through the town. then move on to stumping en­ A committee, headed by gagements in Tallahassee and Mayor Lee Gary, will visit tha district SRD office in DaLand, Orlando. High had a disappointing Immediately, to register a day on the campaign trail. II* complaint and to dto th* spent most of the day on the existing poor conditions of west coast, at Sarasota, Tam­ roads and lack of sidewalks through tho municipal limits. pa and St. Petersburg. High breathed a little eas­ In other business, proposed ier today—after Secretary o construction costs and various cuts Tow Adams' office aaid sites' for municipal- tennis Mooday that official reports courts were discussed with received from the state's 87 action being tabled until more counties gave High the aecood definite Information ia es­ spot in the first primary tablished. Democratic rote behind Burns Minor changes in tha build­ by a close margin of 2,202 ing and zoning codes ware ap­ votes over Sen. Scott Kelly of proved after discussion and the proposed city water plant Lakeland. And the same results, which was discussed with no definite will be certified as finally of­ action taken at this time. ficial by the State Caovasslog Constable Georgs Kelsey Board — barring complica­ made a plea for tha citixeni tions — Wednesday, show Earl not to congregate and follow Falrctoth of Miami a winner the fire truck when the alien by only 639 votes over incura sounds. He explained that tha bent James Hynes In the at­ fire department is manned by torney general’s race. volunteers and that they must A piece of politically unfav have free access to get to tba orabie news for High—and the fires. Letters explaining tha good news of the day for situation will bo soot to all Burn*—was the announcement citizens and if no result* are from West Palm Beach that evidenced, further action, in­ Fred O. Dickinson, the fourth cluding strict enforcement of mao in the six-man first prim laws covering the matter, will ary field with 184,883 votes, be taken, Kelsey wanted. was throwing hla support In the runoff to the Jacksonville mayor. High also was told as be campaigned that State Sen elect Doyle Carlton of Wau* WASHINGTON (U PD -The chula, an unsuccessful candi­ federal government aaid “no" date for governor In 1980 and to a question that started a and influential political voice, war 101 years ago. had decided to beck Burns. Interior Department offi­ High immediately caocded cials told South Carolina Mon­ plana to make a visit to Carl day that It eould not fly th* too'* borne and tried without flag of th* Confederacy over success to telephone Carlton. Ft. Sumter in Charleston har­ "Aa recently as last Wed bor. oesday Doyle expressed en­ thusiasm and warm response to my candidacy. I can't imag­ ine what happened in the last few days," said High. High said he felt the Dick Inaoa endorsement would help rather than hurt him. lie charged Dickinson wound up his campaign with a $100,000 deficit In expenditure* “and H doesn't take a Phi Beta Kappa to understand what happened here. I would ask you to ask Mr. Burns if ha did not agree to pick up Mr. Dickinson's de­ ficits____ " No, Stars, Bars Over Sumpter Mon Fined $200 O r 90 Doys A $200 fine or 90 days In Jail was tha sentence levied by Municipal Judge Kenneth Mclntoah against John Hayos, Tampa Negro, charged with disorderly conduct, Monday afternoon. Police said Hayes accosted two white women at Third Street and Park Avenus and stored them $60 to spend tha Mght with him. Unable to pep the fin*, Hayes is eenflnad la dtp Jafi. (• Public hearing on Seminole County's proposed $1.38 mil­ lion road Improvement pro* gram for the fiscal year start* ing July 1 will ba held by tho State Road Board on May 28 at Tallahassee. County Engineer William Bush this morning Informed the County Commission tho State has given tentative ap­ proval to tha primary and secondary program, subject to the May 2$ Tallahassee bear­ ing. This program baa been previously publicised when recommended by the County Commission to the 8tat* Road Department in a meeting at DeLand several weeks ago. Ths $110,000 primary pro­ gram Includes four-lanlng and general Improvement of 2.2 miles of 8-42$ already under way between 1-4 and 8-1$, costing $260,000. Proposed in the primary program is four-lantog and general improvement of S-48, 1.02 miles, between French and MeUonvill* A v e n u e s , $200,000; paving of 841$, 1.32 miles, between Sanford Are­ nas and the city limits, $16,000; paving of 5-42$ (old), 4.42 miles, from Lake Howell southward, 941,000, and pav­ ing 8-43$ (new), 2.1 miles, from the Orange County line to Lake Howell. The Muaty-wtda secondary program tartude* $60,000 for preliminary engineering stud­ ies. Tho $880,000 program alao includes then* improve mania: S-oH, 4.1 miles, from Goldenrod to Oviedo, general im­ provement, $80,000; 8-427 from Longwood to Gladarville in three phases, all in general improvement, 2.T mile* at $128,000; 2.0 miles at $168,008, and M mil** at $11$,000, and four nets of railroad signals at $10,000 each, all on thq ACL, n o r t h e a s t of Altamonte Springs, Lake Mary, 2Sth Street west of Sanford, and O'Brian Road at Altamonte Springs. V ‘ t ... Blast At Baker WASHINGTON: Sea. Clif­ ford Case, (R-N. J.), contending the Bobby Baker case bad tarnished tba name of senator: “As an Individual, I Bobby Baker’s ability to blacken me. Aa n member of the Senate, 1 resent hi* ability to blacken the Senate, and aa a citizen I find It iatoterabte that Bobby Baker ahould per­ vert thb public tost n m ant to his selfish purpose." Still ‘Critical* Anna Belle Vender, Nagre, of 1802 West 16th Street, who police say shot herself ia tha neck Saturday night, waa re­ ported ia atilt "critical" dltion today by . Memorial Hospital attache* -------- ■ jr * I \ �Politically Speaking The Saturday night quart* •rbacka now a n tailing how they picked Haydon Burns and Itobert King High to lead the ala Democratic candidates for governor. Not much of thia waa In evidence before the May S primary but It is prevalent now. And all those political "expert*" who named Fred Dickinson and Scott Kelly as to be the high men on the totem poll.now.er*.quiet end meek. One ardent John Msthewa fan, before May 5, was ob­ served Saturday wearing a Burna button. This column said before the May 6 primary, has always said and will alwaya say: Never make a prediction on a political race . . . the voter have the last word, and can very well upset the eaperta. And right now, with the rare narrowed down to the mayor of Miami and the mayor of Jacksonville, Flor­ ida’s two largest cities, we would not even venture a guess which one will come out on top on May 20. It would be a 60-60 guess. We could hasard a guess, judging from past election returns, north-and-south pop* ulatlon centers, and that sort of thing. But who knows which handle the voter will turn when he enters behind the green curtain. e e • The run-off primary locally should provide a quiet cam­ paign. At least, not near the activity aa for the May 6 primary. There are t h r e e county-wide races: Majorla Shepard and Troy Ray for tax collector; Qen. J. C. Hutchison and Edward Yar­ borough for county commis­ sioner, District 1, and John Fitspatrlck and Harry F. Cushing, for county commis­ sioner, District 6. There are three district races, too: Linton L. Cox and A1 Davis, for Justice of the peace, District 6) R. K. Carroll and Charlie Thomae for constable, District 4, and Orady Hall and C h a r l e s Fagan, for constable, District And some voters in the con­ stable districts are complain­ ing that they cannot vote for t h e i r favorite candidates. While they reside In one eonstable district, their voting precinct precludes their vot­ ing for candidates in that dis­ trict but plaeee them in an­ other constable district e e • A major Issue also will be be­ fore the voting public on May 20, one which has received very little attention to date. Democrats are given one choice of a elate of candidates for delegates to the Demoe r a 11 o national convention Aug. 24 at Atlantic City. This slate le pledged to President Lyndon B. Johnson. It Is headed by Gov. Farris Bry­ ant Sens. Bpetsard Holland and George Bmathere and members of the state cabinet. Republicans h a v e t w o cholcee of slates of candidates for delegates to the Republi­ can national convention July 13 at San Francisco. They can vote for an un­ pledged elate headed by Wil­ liam Pawley, of Miami, and Tom Brown, of Tampa, or they can vote for a slate pledged to Ben. Barry Goldwater, of Arisons. Thia slate is headed by U. 8. Rep. Wil­ liam C. Cramer, of HL Peters­ burg, and Robert II. Elrod, of Orlando. Senator Goldwatcr appar ently la taking Florida’s 84 delegatee for granted. Thi Hanford Herald telegrapher him last week, asking wheth | g fr Otafari frr»H • • of the United States are the only federal officials not elected by direct vote of the people T They are elected by members of the electoral col­ lege, an institution that has survived since the founding of the nation despite more than 100 attempts by Congress to alter or abolish it. Florida will elect 14 mem­ bers of the electoral college coma Nov. 8, one for each member of Congress from this state, 12 representatives and two senators. And here Is a Joker In our election laws: Successful can­ didates for the electoral col­ lege need not vote for the peoples' choice!I! By custom, they vote for their psrty’s nominee, there­ by giving ell the state’s elec­ toral votes to him, though they are not required by the Constitution to do eo. In plain language this means that (very voter in Florida could cast a ballot for President Johnson but the electoral col­ lege members could cast the state's votes for Senator Goldwater, or whoever Is the GOP nominee. HOY SCOUT TROOP 507, sponsored by Grace Methodist Church, were escorted on a tour of Sanford Naval Air Station by Lt. Sterne Unite, of VAH-3. Pictured In front of a Vigilante are, left to right, front row: Ricky Meeks, Jim Kennedy, Bill Shepard, Armon Ilossmnn. Dick Mnmclo and Russ Kitner, Scoutmaster; second row: Bill Kennedy, Karl ItosHmnn, Jim Averett, Lane Ely, Jack Fry, assistant Scoutmaster; Itcv. John Hires and Don Jackson, committeeman. (Navy Photo) Altamonte Boys Plan Camps By Julia nartoa Plans fer Summer Campouts of Altamonte Springs Boy Scouts Troop 68, which Is sponsored by the Alta­ monte Springs Community Chapel, have been announced by Scoutmaster Jack Stuart and Assistant Scoutmaster Joe Slmunek. The first outing Is sche­ duled this Saturday and Sunday, May 10-17, at Lost Lake In Paisley. Members of the troop are to meet at the Chapel in time to leave at 7:30 a.m. Saturday, Return will be between 8 and 4 p.m. Sunday. Each scout should come prepared for the campout. On the weekend of June 67, the troop will make camp In Casselberry where the re­ cent district camporca was held. For this event the boys will leave the Chapel at 6 p.m. Friday, returning around 3 p.m. Sunday, Another trip Is planned for July 10-12, site to be an­ nounced later A weeklong rum pout, which will include swimming and a three-day canoe trip on the 8L Johns River, Is being plan­ ned for August with full schedule to be worked out and announced. Further Information re­ garding any of the trips may be learned by contacting either Stuart or Slmunek. Fishing Club To See Film By Mrs. Adam Muller Members of the DeBary Fishing Club, meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Fire­ men’s Recreation Hall, will see a film ahown by Elmer Thompson on "Fishing the 48th State." Thompson reports t h a t scenes from this film on Alas­ ka are breathtaking and the fishing scenes shown will be enough to make the local fishermen eager to get out for another deep sea trip.” Members are asked to re­ member that dues are pay­ able this month. Longwood Civic League Holds Serenade Draws Annual Installation Meeting Big Audience By Donna Bate* Officer* of the Longwood Civic League were installed by Mrs. LIltlaiTRieharde dar­ ing (pedal ceromonlea which took place at tha May cover­ ed diah luncheon, held annual­ ly aa the doling meeting of the current seaion. The officer* were present* ed with coriagei by Mre. Leota Putman. Installed were Mrt. Elisabeth HUIle, preeldent; Mn. Elaine Cox, firat vlca preildent; Mre. Ida Blow- Commendation For L. B. Kee ADJl Lanny II. Kee, who waa recently traniferred from Heavy Attack B q u a d r o n Three'a Malntananea Depart­ ment, at the Sanford, Naval Air Station hae recalved a let­ ter of commendation from hit former aquadron com­ mander, Georg* W. Kimmona. The commendation acknowl­ edged Kea'i work aa a petty officer in charge of aix TASB'e of the Line Division. In the letter, Commander Kimmone commended Kee for "comletently displaying In­ itiative In organlalng and planning hie work and direct­ ing hia efforts toward tha luccaiifu] completion of all asilgned taake." Lyman Classes To Present Comedy By Maryann Miles Completion date for the Forest City Community Club House and Recreation Area was set by Christmas, 1064, by John Ilethea, president of the Forest City Community Association at the May meet­ ing of the group held at the Trade Winds Cafeteria. Hie new building, to be lo­ cated on three and onn half a c r e i In Lake Harriett Estates, Is being sponsored by the association through col­ lection of voluntary donations and membership subscriptions. Goal has been set at a total of 18,060. Bethe* stressed thst on* Hoe* not hsvs to be a mem­ ber of the association to be­ come a member of the club although the association al­ so is conducting Its own mem­ bership drive. The suggestion was volun­ teered by Mr*. Ernestine Foward that women of tho community could furnish the kitchen In tha new fnrility. Guest speaker for the meet­ ing was Byron Kimball, cochairman of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce long rang* planning commit­ tee, who ipoke on expecta­ tions for the county within the next 10 years. Recom­ mendations for the area in­ cluded that n municipal form of government be established for Forest City. The speech class of Lyman High School, In conjunction with the senior class, will pre­ sent a new three-act comedy, "Room and Bored," Friday at 8 p. m. in the school audi­ torium. Author of the play ia John Henderson. Student director is Richard Grant and faculty supervisor la James names. The plot Is set In a summer cottage where a writer, play­ ed by Allen Birkenmeywr, trying to meet a deadline for his book, becomes Involved with the complicated love in­ terests of his two daughter* played by Brenda Petty and Connie Comfort. The part of mother is played by Ramona Cox. Other members of the cast are Dennis Fletter, James Kent, Dickie Christensen, Glenn Friddle, Roy Kelsey, Che-yl Werley, AUx Nicholas, Arlene Mason, Sherrie MelloLawrce Dana and Robert Cosener. There will be a nominal ad­ mission charge and reduced student rates. The public is invited. Bob Camic's mutical ver­ satility highlighted the Civic Center Monday night, when the Sanford Male Chorus pre­ sorted Ita Spring Serenade be­ fore a near capacity audience. Carnlc's skill as a director was matched with his out standing ability as a 'pianist and a song writer as well. Ha led the chorus through fast moving selections such as tha hunting song John Peal, and slowed them down for such pleating songs at Wagner’s To The Evening Star. Joining forces with another outstanding musician, Mrs. Bettye Smith, Carnle was ex­ cellent in his rendition of Bal­ let Music from Faust. The final number, Camle'a own song, Sanford On The Lake, brought two encore*. It waa not until the chnrua tang Good Night Ladle* did the audience condescend to leave. Guest soloist, Mrt. Elixabeth Mathleux, scored a hit with her soprano aolot, When You Were Sweet Sixteen, and I’m Falling In Love With Some­ one. Aa an encore ahe tang I’d Give A Million Tomorrows For Juit One Yesterday. Choral arrangement! were sparked with solos by Dick Aiken, Evans McCoy and Ivan Walker and a duet by Aiken and Bill Drown. MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — Mental telepathy might over­ shadow radio in communica­ tions with astronauts deep in f|>acc, a research scientist suggested today. Everett F. Dagle, who re­ cently completed an extraa e n s o r y perception (ESP) study for the Air Force, said radio contact with a space man 10 mijlion miles out In •pace would take about nine minutca each way, "To the lonely adventurer in (pace, an 18 minuta delay could be intolerable,” Degl* told a meeting of the Aero­ space Medical Association. "A better means of communica­ tion would bo highly desir­ able” Dsgl* said E8P phsnemsna, tha transmission of thoughts, appear to occur under condi­ tions which tend to limit nor­ mal communications, such as the conditions thst might be encountered in space. Ha said If ESP clnlms are true, "then thia ia a process which wa cannot afford to neglect" "Properly developed end ex­ ploited it could, in time, be a possible solution of the (pace communication problem, and of great benefit to humanity in general," he said. By Julia Bartos The new slate of officers for the Altamonte Springs Civic Club was formally in­ stalled at the club’s annual spring luncheon and installa­ tion meeting hold at the Ham­ ilton House. Installed by Mrs. C. K. Fisher of the Casselberry Woman’s Club were Mrs. E. D. Taylor, president; Mrs. George Hearn, vice president; Mrs. E. W. Dallman, treasur­ er; Mrs. B. F. Wells, record­ ing secretary; Mrs. Clifford Sands, corresponding secre­ tary and Mrs. M. G. Pate, Vegetable Men Thank Florida Lawmakers Tha Florida Fruit and Veg­ etable Association has com­ mended the Florida congres­ sional delegation for Its sup­ port of Florida's position in requesting the removal of frulta and vegetable! from the list of Itemi to be con­ sidered for tariff reduction*. John W. Evans of Oviedo, FFVA president, said the Florida delegation wus re­ quested to aid in the continu­ ing battle to have fresh fruits and vegetables removed from the list for tariff redurtions at the Geneva eonference nuw under way. ‘‘Representatics B e n n ett, Fntccll, Fuqua, Gibbons, Gur­ ney, Haley, Herlong, Mat­ thews, Pepper and Sikes gave very well prepared presenta­ tion! on the House floor In support of this Florida posi­ tion. "Florida's delegation w a s J o i n e d by Representatives Stephen, Goorgln; Collier, Il­ linois; St. Germain, Rhode Is­ land; Henderson, North Caro­ lina; Knox, Michigan; Gross, Iowa; Dole, Kansas; Ashmore, South C a r o l i n a ; Broyhill, North Carolina; White, Idaho; Anderson, 1 111 n o I ■; Dent, Pennsylvania; T o 11 e f a o n, Washington; Lennon, North Carolina; and Utt%California. “The nation'* fresh vege­ table and fruit industry is grateful for this tremendous help," Evans added. He added Florida would be more seriously affected than most other atatca since its geographical location forces Florida to produce at the same time aa nearby foreign countries. "We do not advocate com­ plete elimination of foreign competition, but rather leav­ ing import dutlea where they are. If they ara dropped or drastically reduced, 1 believe the entire economy of Florida would be aerloutly damaged including labor, supplier* to the industry, transportation, communications and govern­ ment,'' Evane said. Death Notice Funeral s e rv i c e * f o r Mrs. Mae Hhe*fer, in. U S H. Kim . w ill he h eld s t 1:00 I’. M W e d ti.silsy it llrleton K unerel Hom e, w i t h H e r . W e l t e r A. It. M c P h e rs o n o f t h e C o n x r r a e tlunsl C hurch n fflcletln a. Ilurl»l In K vrrareen C e m e te r y , l l r l e t o n K u n e r e l H o m e, S en fo n t In r h s r a * . sure AIR CONDITIONER H. B. Pope Co., Inc. INSURANCE AUTO A PROPERTY HARRY ADAIR’S O U L , Mimes Feed Store 1 ■1 1 1 f 11 VlltyH ' 4 B •B 1 M IS out BUSINiSSI VACUUM CLEANERS SANFORD V acuum Claansr Sanrica Parts Supplies For All Makes Including Electrolux Free Pick Up Pk. FA 8-8168 St need for any sits job. Don't wait anothsr day . . . Invattigalt and NIXT TIME ©ET A KING RENTAL TRUCK . . . It Costs So Uttla. Phono Louis King Collect In Ft. C A R -T R U C K RENTALS For Fret Blato Wide Delivery Sendee Lauderdale 523-7326 Mrs. Mat Shaafer, 80, of 113 South Elm Avanue, died Friday at 9 p. m. at har horns. She had lived In Sanford for the past 60 years. She waa • member of tha United Spanish American War Veter­ ans Auxiliary 8 of Sanford and waa a peat grand na­ tional president of tha auxil­ iary. She la survived by four children, Robert M. and Don­ ald of Sanford, Vcmard of Lakeland and Mrs, Lanor* Johnson of Milton, Wash.; sight grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. For A Beautiful Lawn — 8COTT8 "Bonus” — Weeds Aa It Feeda "Kwlt” — For Death To Chluch Bugs "Satisfaction Or Money Bock Guarantee” Grapeville Nursery 2221 GrapevlUe Av*. 322-0886 "8cotU Dealer” H A Y D O N BURNS O N C IVIL RIGHTS MAs Mayor of Jack* oonville and aa Gov­ ernor of Florida, I have and will respect everyone'a right to p e a c e f u l picketing and lawful demonatratlona. But vio­ lence in the alreeta will not be tolerated. I am vigorously op­ posed to the civil righta bill now before Congress.** Civil Rights Bill, 1963, TITLE II — PUBLIC ACCOMMODATIONS COOLING OMETHING? It's »• saiy U rent a King Truck, On* low cost covers avsryihlng . , , even IlilG tmursnes. You'll find ]uit what you Ground breaking services were held Sunday at the new building site of the First Bap­ tist Church of Sanlando Springs with a large group of charter members, friends and local residents in attendance. Rev. Lewis D. Haines, pas­ tor of the church, presided over the dedicatory exercises. Others participating included Rev. J. E. Murray; Mrs. Othel Sullivan, president of the Wo­ man'! Missionary Union; Al­ bert Seifert, H. R. Hamby and Alvin Hooper, members of the church building committee. Tho committee announced that construction of an educa­ tion building would begin Thursday. The initial unit of the structure is expected to be completed during August. Honored guests preient for the exercise included Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jones of Edgewater, former owncra of the church site property. Rev. Haines said that It was through tho assistance of the Jones' that the location tor tho new buildings was made possible. Mrs. Sheafer Dies At Home ELECTRIC AND MOVING Sanlando Church Breaks Ground The Wrongs Of Civil Rights HEATING AGENCY 218 8. Park Av*. FA 2-584' HANFORD. FLA. T im • Batteries - Accessories PLUMBING Road AAA Service Guaranteed Brake A Muffler a L. HARVEY Service PLUMBING French • lit. Complete Installations • FA 2-0921 FA 8-9022 Repairs Bathroom and Kitchen FEEDS Fixtures Water Pump* Free Estimates Sanford Flour and 804 S. Sanford FA 8-SS81 Estimates are that a record Jim Dandy Feeds 828,000 acres of sugar cane Timothy H * ^ Cotton good will bo grown by U. 8. Sugar 63.40 per 100 tb. Corp. and other companies in Cow Food Fitttnlng and Fattening ^Florida's Everglades during 820 Sanford Av*. Banfortf tm iWi-06 season. ftr «>' historian. Luncheon tables were dec­ orated with arrangements of gardenias, snapdragons and fern. The centerpiece for the officers table, an arrangement of pink and white carnations and daisies, was a gift from Mary Alice Grant, florist. During the brief business meeting It was announced thst the annual luncheon and meet­ ing of the Seminole County Federation of Women'a Clubs will be held on Thursday, May 28, at the Hamilton House with the meeting to be held at 10:30 a.m. followed by the luncheon at 12:30. Reserva­ tions should be made by Mon­ day, May 23, with Mrs. Helen Juthe. Mr*. Frank Steudle of the American Legion Old Glory Post 183 Auxiliary Unit, pre­ sented a certificate of appre­ ciation to the club for Its con­ tributions to Girli Stale. Special guests at the lunch­ eon meeting, which was the final meeting until November, were Mrs. Mary Stark, Mrs. Kilns Knapp, Mrs. Florence Coursen and Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Steudle. GENERAL A R E A DlR EC TO R Y INSURANCE voles for a total of 61. e e e Did you know that art, aecond vies president; Mrs. Mary Hartley, recording ■ecretary; Mr*. Marguerite Hyland, correapondlng secre­ tary; Mre. Agnes O'Dell,* treasurer; Mr*. Otle Lee, chairmnn of the bouse and grounds committee and Mrs. J. A. Biatline, Mr*. 11*111* LaVigne and Mrs. F. L. Tuppar, truiteei. Mrs. Mollla Steudle, repre­ senting tha Auxiliary Unit to Old Glory Amsriean Legion Poet 188, presented a certifi­ cate to Mrs. Hill* citing the League’* participation in ■ending candidates to Girl* State. Mrs. Stewart, chairman of the recent tag day held to benefit the library which ii supported by the league, an­ nounced that 8103.76 had been collected. She thanked all the patrons for the excel­ lent response to the project. Working on the sales were Mr*. Putmsn, Miia Ella Cummlnga, Mr*. Geneva Start, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stew­ art, Mrs. llille, Mrt. Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Rudolph, Mrs. Hsiel Let, Mrs. Vesta Payne, Mr*. Opal McElroy, Mr*. Hyland and Mrt. O'Dell. A new member, Mr*. Elea­ nor Hughes, was welcomed. Following t h a business meeting, luncheon wet terved by the executive officer*. Completion Dale Installation Luncheon Held Announced For By Altamonte Civic Club Club House Communication By ESP Studied For Spacemen A NEW FLAG, presented to the English Estates Elementary School by South Seminole VFW Auxilary Unit 8207, wus received by Morris ltuby, principal. Making the presentation were Mrs. Ituth Hopkins, unit presi­ dent, left and Mrs. Sophia Bryan, patriotic chairman. (Herald Photo) For Tha Finest Y'ear Around Wtalhar Conditioner to date. All Lines Written FBDDERS Seles — Service Bring Your Insurance 200 B. Park Ava. Sanford Problems To Us —FA 8-4234 trlct delegate pledged t« Goldwatcr, explained the Ben- AUTO SERVICE BALL-BLAIR delegates. Pape 2 — May 12, 1064 *Commercial, Industrial, and Trailer Application Tool CALL TODAY WALL PLUMBING, HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING 1N7 6. Sanford Av*.. 8224862 Public accommodations forbids discrimination based on race, color, religion, or national origin In hotels, motels, restaurants, gssolin* stations, theaters, and sports arenas. Anyone denied sees* could seek a court order prohibiting the discrimination, or the Attorney General could do so If he felt that the purpoae of the set would be "materially furthered" by hfa Intervention. HAYDON BURNS SAYS: "This Is a clear lavaalon of property rights, an attack on 'Free Enter­ prise' and the destruction of States Rights.'* TITLE VI — FEDERAL FUNDS Gives Federal agencies authority to taka affirma­ tive action — including, a* a last resort, a cutoff of Federal funds — to end discrimination in Federally as­ sisted programs such as school or hospital construction or vocational training. IIAYDON BURNS RAYS: “Tha threat of cutoff of Federal fund* la ekeer economic blackmail These funds arc our own tax*e turning back to u* in form of aid programs suck at milk to school chil­ dren, old age assistance, and aa forth. Title VII — Job Discrimination Makes It unlawful for union or management to follow practices that "dtprlva any Individual of employ­ ment opportunities" on the basis of rtc*. color, religion, eex, or national origin. A new Equal Employment Op­ portunity Commission would seek court injunction* against discriminatory practices if conciliation effort* HAYDON BURNS BAYS: "Thi* la diabolical provision actually making tho Fodaral bureaucrat* partners In every kuelnoea la Florida, and giving l hem virtual roatrol over hiring and firing of per­ sonnel. Hutines* efficiency goto out tho window with this intervention." HEADQUARTERS 117 Boat First Street — Sanford Fhoo* 822-7428 �Lady Bird Calls On South To Lead W ay To Brighter Future Parisian Theme Sets Tempo For Lyman Prom By Jane Casselberry An evening in Paris was the inspiration for the Lyman Hizh School Junior-Senior Prom held Saturday night at the Tuppcrware Auditorium. Chosen to reign over the fesitives as king and queen of the prom were Relnis Fox and Nancy Pinnock who were crowned by Chuck Wagner, president of the junior clasa. Decorating the entranceway were fountains illuminated with multicolored lights. Gar­ lands of flowers were strung from the chandeliers and a balloon and gondola were sus­ pended from the ceiling. A sidewalk cafe atmosphere was provided by red and white awnings and checked table­ cloths. Each table had a can­ dle placed in an empty wine bottle container. Refreshments were served by waiters and waitress from the sophomore class. A small ceramic replica of the Eiffel Tower was given to each guest as a souvenir. A four-piece combo, "The Mark Twains," played for dancing and presented the floor show giving clever im­ personations of well • known show business personalities. Junior class sponsors, who assisted in planning the prom, were Mrs. Lois Coleman, Mrs. Mildred Dzurux and Fletcher Cockrell. In addition to more than 200 •tudentj, the event was at­ tended by many county offi­ cials and members of the fac­ ulty. Camporee Attended By Six Troops By Maryann Mllea Girl Scout Troops attending the Lyman 3 Neighborhood Camporee at Bear Lake re­ cently were Troop 472, led by Mr*. B. M. Lyons with Mrs. Anita McGinnis as co-leader; Troop 334, led by Mrs. Carl Huffman with Mrs. Dot Ferris as co-leader; Troop 351, led by Mrs. Mary Williamson; Troop 693 led by Mrs. Lorraine Egncr with Mrs, Barbara Hoov­ e r as co-leader; Troop 628 with Mrs. Shirley Stuart and Mrs. Norma Gerhardt as lead­ ers and Troop 497 led by Mrs. Sara Hall. A total of 72 girls and 12 adults participated In the camporee which proved so successful that another Is be­ ing planned for the fall. Vice President Named By Civic Association By Doria Dean The North Orlando Civic Association unanimously elect­ ed Mrs. Virzinia Drlvillaggin as vice president at the reg­ ular May meeting of the group held in the Civic Build­ ing. Mr*. Dclvillagglo, In addi­ tion to presiding in the ab­ sence of the president, will al­ so serve as membership chair­ man. Mrs. Mnllie Salter wns nam­ ed to assist Mrs. Jackie Tilson on the telephone commit­ tee. In other business plans were made for the association to provide all community organ­ izations with tickets to be sold to raise fund* for pur­ chase of firework* for the an­ nual Fourth of July Celebra­ tion. The association will sponsor the drinks concession THE SEMINOLE ASSOCIATION for Retarded Children, represented by and fish pond for the event. Ann Karnes (right) sells tickets for the organization’* "Merry Go It wna reported that fO ’Round” production which will ho presented tonight at the Seminole High profit was realized last month School. Buying tlte ducats is A1 Lyons and looking on arc Entmaline Best, from the Newsette, commun­ teacher tit the Little Red School House, and Silvia Huhn, vice president ity publication which i* spon­ of the association. Proceeds from tonight’s benefit will go to the school sored by the association with which cares for tlte city’s retarded youngsters. (Herald Photo) Mrs. Beverly Krccck as edi­ tor. Announcement was made of a trading stamps collec­ tion. Ixtwell Frasier was welcom­ lly Jane Ca«*clhrrry ed ns a new member bringing The Missile Club of South the active membership roster Seminole Junior Hizli School up to a total of 29 persons. nt Cassclbriry will hold it* tH T tm ilE tNr:»rn> umiuul banquet Friday, May 15, at 7:.'I0 p.tn. in Out arhool cafeteria for members and their guests. By Jane Casselberry Guest speaker will be Dal­ VFW 1’ost 10050 of Cassel­ las Maddron, science super­ berry will meet nt 8 p.m. to­ visor fur Orange County, lec­ day at the Land O'Lakcj turer at tlm Central Florida Country Club. Museum ami director of the Members of Uie post will State Science l-'air to lie held join other veterans In the in Orlando next year. Armed F a re d Day obser­ Ilrinn Stelili, club prozram vance by attending the wor­ chairman, will be the student ship service Sunday at Casspeaker. sell)erry Community Method­ Special musical arrange- ist Church. Those planning to moots will be presented by a attend arc asked to meet at m ER/*l/S' N n sri quartet of South Seminole 8:15 a.m. wearing their VFW eapi. students. Hill Missile Club Sets Banquet Post 10050 To Meet SCHOOL £Eljr fratifnrb Ijrrnlh May 12, 1964 — Page 3 Atlantans Hear Appeal ATLANTA (UP1) — Mrs. Lyndon Johnson visited At­ lanta Monday following the lead of her husband who laat week in a reference to the racial question urged Geor­ gians to be moderate. The First Lady urged re­ moval of “inequities of the past" and called upon the South to develop "Fairness** for the future. Mrs. Johnson's one-day vis­ it included dedication of a new |10 million auditorium at the U. S. Communicable Disease Center, an addresa to Emory Univeralty’a Honora Dny convocation, unveiling of a model of Atlanta’* propos­ ed cultural center and a re­ ception given by Gov. and Mr*. Carl E. Sanders. Mrs. Johnson spent about M I S S H Al t II AH A 90 minutes at the reception, Diggs, s e n i o r solo attended by some 700 poreont strutting and twirling including member* of the champion for the State Georgia General Assembly of Florida will he fea­ and their wives, then lcU by tured in the variety of commercial flight back to a c t s in "Merry-Go- Washington after a jam-pack­ Hound,” sponsored by ed day. the Seminole Associa­ During her addresa at Em­ tion for Retarded Chil­ ory University, tha Presi­ dren tonight, May 12 dent's wife called on the at 8 p.tn. a t Seminole South to accept tta birthright High School Auditori­ of the future. um. •The South la on tha march, moving reaolutely towanl the future," the First 1MI.OTK WINS TROPHY Lady said. "No frontier in all MONTUKAL (UPD—Pierre the world i» more truly open Plloto. the rugged, 32ycarold than the South." Chicago Hlack Hawks veteran, Mr*. Johnson flew Into At­ was named winner of the Nor­ ris Trophy a» tlte best de­ fenseman in the National Dancer Dies NEW YORK (DPI) - Carol Hockey L e a g u e for the second Haney- 40-year-old dancerstraight season. chorcographcrlaetrcss, died at Last signer of the Dcclara- New York Hospital Sunday Ion of Independence to die night, it was announced today. va« Charles Carroll, at the She played role of Gladys in "Pajam a Game.” lanta by commercial airliner and a fellow passenger was Negro integration leader Mar­ tin Luther King Jr. She chat­ ted with King awhile during the flight. During her speech at Em­ ory, Mrs. Johnson followed tha lead her hushnnd set when he visited Georgia llnee daya earlier by referring to the racial issue indirectly. "The new South, while nev­ er forgetting or alighting the gallantry and chivalry of Its long past, will also not now ignore the shortcomings and inequities of that re st as it reaches out for tomorrow's birthright," she said. ‘‘This birthright of tomor­ row — and already you are moving toward its realization — is a South strong in ita fairness and mighty in its contributions to the mind and apilil uf nil the United States of America.'* Her trip wns the fourth Mrs. Johnson hns made this year. She earlier visited the Pennsylvania coal country, the Huntsville, Ala., spacs center and Cleveland, Ohio. C H A R LIE THOM AS CANDIDATE FOR CONSTABLE DISTRICT I wish t» thank earh anil every one of you, who sup­ ported me, in this first primary, and earnestly aolirit your rontinued support, on my behalf on May 26. I wish to invite those of you, w hose candidate, was defeated in the first primary, to join with us, and work toward victory on May 26th! Td, Pol. Adtr. 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Because the new 1904 model la selling at an all-time high, moat dealers have the widest and moat tempting selection of almo«t-new Cadillacs in their history. There never was a better time to give Cudillae distinction to even a modest budget. M O R E TEMPTING THAN E V E R - A N D JUST W A IT T ill Y O U D M V I IT— SEE Y O U R AUTHORIZED C A tX U A C DEALER 1 A L V T l I 1 HOME I APPLIANCES Casselberry Plaza, Casselberry Phone 838-3933 HOLLER MOTOR SALES COMPANY SECOND AND PALMETTO PHONE 322-0711 �--------■ I Ban This Pillow Talk A chemistry professor — a top* notch one, incidentally — hns come up with the ldcn th at people should be taught things while they sleep. There Is so much to learn these days, he says, that we can't afforcl to wnste the time we spend sleeping. Ho believes It Is possible to de­ velop methods of utilizing the sub­ conscious and thus make learning u 24-hour, around-the-clock, never-aaecond-wnsted project. Well, this may be fino for the pro­ fessor. But some of us want to be left alone when we hit the hny and not have the old noggin Btuffcd with knowledge we don't even know is going into it. Aside from the old-fashioned be­ lief th a t n guy deserves a little rest from trying to cope with what con­ fuses him when he’s awake, it would be doggoned disconcerting to go to sleep knowing thnt the privacy of four dreams is going to be invaded >y some character who probnbly ought to be nsleep himself instead of poking into your subconscious mind. We don't know whether such car­ ryings-on would bo illegal, improper or unnaturnl. Hut we do hnve the distinct feeling they would be un­ nerving. I'lcase go nway, professor, and let a tired man sleep. If a real beat guy can’t relax then, when can he? Bruce Biossot — Ray Cromfey ••— an' Stop Saying, T h a t Ain't Hay!'" Political Notebook •I >v : ( You Might Censor This Parents mny want to censor this Item before their kids see it. Some manufacturers might like to censor it before anybody secs it. Anyway, a dentist hns recently stnted thnt "brushing teeth makes no difference in preventing cavities." As reported in the Hcnlth Bulletin, Dr. Rnlph Steinman, professor of oral medicine a t Ixmiu Linda (Calif.) University School of Dentistry, claims that at least two studies show thnt children who brush the most have slightly more decay than those who skip brushing. "The areas most susceptible to de­ cay," says I)r. Steinman, "can't bo reached with a toothbrush." Tho real answer to tooth deeny, Dr. Steinman believes, lies in changing our eating habits. Tho chief causes of deeny, ho says, arc. first, bctwccn-mcnl snacks; sec­ ond, desserts; and third, refined grains, such ns macaroni, cold cer­ eals and white bread. Tho umount of nibbling children do, says thu den­ tist, hns a "very, very close relation­ ship" to tho number of cavities they have. Ths average person consumes nbout 100 pounds of sugar a year. Dr. Steinman has cut his family’s indi­ vidual consumption to 12 pounds. Toothbrushing is such an ingrain­ ed habit with Americans, nnd the merits of various brands of tooth­ paste are so constantly and forcibly presented to our eyes and ears, thut most of us would consider it heresy to give up brushing our teeth. Dr. Steinmnn undoubtedly hns a good point about diet, though. Too mnny of us have the idea that wield­ ing tho brush nnd tube two nr three times a day is till we need worry About. Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic Thought For Today To aspire to live quietly, to mind your own nffairs, and to work with your hands, ns wo charged you.—I TIicbs. 4:11. To take a job and make it grow is better than to take another’s job away from him. No position is small when it is held by a big man.—Ralph W. Sockman. CASE S-462: Gloria 0., aged 45, ii the wife whose husband lias become a chronic drinker. Alter 25 years of marriage, Alin now tells her that ho want! to go hU own way. He soya he will still support her and their children, but he thinks that is enough. Ilut Gloria tearfully wants him as a husband and devoted father, too. So I explained to her that Alan is simply a classical ex­ ample fo the scared male, who dreads lest ho become to­ Important food fish railed the tally impotent. tilapia began to disappear. M e n a r e hypersensitive HximtIs brought into find j about their sexual vigor mi out what was happening to the they do not want their wife to tilupia discovered Hint their know Hie real cause of ttieir eggs were being consumed by lack of affection. water beetles that had previ­ Thus, they may flee Into ously hern consumed by baby chronic alcoholism, figuring that |f they stagger homo crocodiles. Which goes to show that It drunk every night, then their doesn't pay to monkey around wife will consider their lack of affection la due to tbelr with mother nature. I also learned from Player Inebriation. Millions of non • drinking Hint if you happen to have a hippopotamus or two handy, males ttiua lake to the whis­ they will provido a certain key bottle when they enter Uic amount of protection against 40 to 50 age bracket. Another common symptom floods, "Where hippos have been It to start growing flirtatious left in rivers, the floods are with atrango women, whose novelty or mystery will thus not nearly so destructive aa resurrect some of the roman­ long rivers where the hippo tic emotions Uiat have been lias hern shot out," he said. In cold storage for 10 years aa Tho reason is that hippos regards their wife. A new partner always pos­ sesses Hilt novelty emotional effect, so many men rush Into Since the U. 8. Congress an- clandestine affalri. ’ appropriates a large n And some men, who have „ feared that their wives have r suspected their accret (name. P Dick West’s The Lighter Side WASHINGTON (UI‘I) — As tho nolila dog ii men’* beat friend, nml a* diamond* urc a girl's lieat friend, *<t it might he said that bin 1'lnyer is n rhinoceros' best friend. Player, brother of the golfer Gary Player, Is chief warden of the Umfolotl game reserve in /.ululand, South Africa. As such, ha Is a leading figure In a campaign to sava the whlta rhino from extinction. Aa such, he also served a* technical adviser for a new motion picture called "Ithlno." In tho process ha was captur­ ed by a liva Hollywood press agent and brought to this country for a publicity tour. 1 had a talk with Player this week and to tell you the truth I never felt so poorly equipped for sn interview. About all 1 know shout rhinoceroses Is Hint they have thick hides liku U. 8. senators. t thought of nsklng Player what would hnp|>en if someono picked up a rhinoceros by its cars. Ilut I soon rcsllzed that hs was not Interested in Amer­ ican politics. 8o I asked him how he happened to become a game warden. He snid he got the Idea from watching old Tartan movies. Plnycr looks upon wild ani­ mals in much the same way that the late Knchel Carson looked upon Insects. Their ex­ termination can create Imbal­ ance* in nature that affect the llvea of people, he snid. After World War 11, for In­ stance, lurgo numbers of Afri­ can crocodiles were killed off. During the same period, an Herald Area Correspondents | Altamonte Springe Mra. Julia Hartoa 838-1318 near Lake-Forcat City Mr*. Maryann Mllra 838-3678 Caiaelberry Mr*. Jane t'aaiclberry 838-5045 Chuluota Mr*. Joan Magi* 355-3743 DrDary Sira- Adam Muller 568-4410 Deltona Mre. Mildred Haney 665-5631 Enterprise Mlea Helen Hnodgraee (68-9033 Geneva Sirs. Jon. E. Mathlcux 319-4824 l.ake Mary Sira. France* Writer 322-6219 l.ake Monro* Mre. II. I- Johnaox 322-4722 t.nngwood Mre. Donna Katra 838-3317 North Orlando Sirs. Dorl* Dean 322-1969 m Oateen Mr*. Clarrnre Snyder 322-4641 Oviedo Mrs. Evelyn I.undy 363-3610 ly, Impotence) thereafter will even flaunt their paramouri in the face of their wife and family. For such men actually lose all social perspective and in their mad terror, will try to "whistle in the dark,” as it were, by overly compensat­ ing. Tills secret sexual Infer­ iority complex Is also one of Hie factors in those hoys or older men who expoao themselvea, nnked, at their bedroom windows or before little girls. Remember, we have a basic axiom in psychiatry that a deep sense of Inferiority often expresses Itself In some form of over-compeniation. Since Gloria was still In love with her husband, I urged her to follow Shakespeare's admonition of being an actress on her family stage and thus feigning ardor Just to blotter her husband's sex ego. For tho average husband will confess to us doctors that lie lovra his wife moro than any other woman he has aver seen. Yet he may still turn away from that wife and consort with a paramour. Why? llccauae he has become sex­ ually Inhibited regarding hit indifferent or too passive wife. For the paramour la usually not passive! She may even be­ come the aggressor, both In starting a pickup flirtation and later In the boudoir. So you wives must fight fire .rtlh fire! Imitate (lie meth­ ods of your competitor as re- . b Too had. It might have made " n ' Hut the new head of steam nia primary would put tha is being felt well beyond the senator on the edge of tri­ South. Tension has been high umph and thus attract all the in recent delegate battles in leaners—and more. Kansas and Iowa aa Goldwa­ Hut the present maneuver­ ter loadcra turned their leving is not without its price. ers for maximum effect. Hostile reactions have already After the dust settled in been noted. In some quarter* Kansas, Goldwater appeared the strategy it viewed a* evi­ to have gained a fighting dence of real fear in the chance to win a hare major­ | Goldwater camp. More than ity of the state's 20 delegates, n few slate leaders say they whereas earlier it seemed he think substantial parts of the might fall as low as eight. Isenator's delegate potential Yet the outcome still has to are at the breakaway point. be regarded aa somewhat They consider his total decep­ fuzzy. tive. The Goldwater vs. antiRealists nevertheless argue Goldwater fight in Kansas, that the big numbers nr* curiously entangled w i t h still with Harry. And if the purely state issues and per­ new presaures can add ma­ sonalities, stirred bitter re­ terially to them, he could con­ sentments. ceivably go over the top a Tho dclcgato-choosing pre­ month before convention time. liminaries in Iowa, with 21 Yet the test of tha steppedvotes at stake, were even up effort still lie* ahead. more painful. Angry Goldwa­ ter backers in some sectors A Florida newspaper pub* threatened non-co-operation with tho party organisation. liaher, Edwin A. Mcnnlngcr, Moderates were annoyed when was awarded an honorary William Knowland, Goldwa- Doctor of Science degree a t ter's California chief, came FSU for his contributions to into Iowa exhorting all to tropical horticulture during the last quarter century. "get on the bandwagon.” The net of all this is that Goldwater, despite reverses WE RE FEATURING THE Kodak and erosions, is keeping his actual and potential conven­ tion delegate total somewhere above 500 out of tho fi.r>5 needed to nominate. This leaves out of account many "leaners” who could be hit If the game clearly it going his way. The goal of the new hnrdpush strategy, obviously, is to boost the Goldwater poten­ tial enough so that a confi­ dently hoped-for victory over CAMERA SHOP New York (iov. Nelson Rock­ 210 S. 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And after 40, they may try to put t h e i r flirtatious thoughts Into reality! So send for my booklet "How to Prevent Platonic Marriages,” enclosing a long stamped, r e t u r n envelope, plus 20 cents. (Always write to Dr. Crane In rare of this newspaper, enclosing a long stamped, addressed envelope and 20 cents to rover typing and printing costa when you send for one ef hi* book­ lets.) WASHINGTON (NEA) — —The strategy forces of Arisons Sen. Barry Goldwater ar* beginning to push hard to achieve new momen­ tum which might carry him to first-ballot nomination at San Francisco in July. Fresh signs of forward mo­ tion are needed to offset an expected defeat In the May 15 Oregon primary, recent low scores In national poll*, t h e comparatively modest 512,000-vote total in the Illi­ nois primary. Spot check* around the na­ tion indicate that the sena­ tor's efforts to force the pare may bear Important fruit. Ih e rt ar* also indications that some of this pressure may generate damaging re­ actions. Tennessee Is a key Hem In tha new drive. Goldwater men are putting every ounce of steam Into a heightened bid for all 28 delegates. With tho senator’* "sell TVA" state­ ment rankling in many poli­ ticians' hosoma, the outlook for months has been 18 at the most. District convention* In Ten­ nessee have been yielding Juat about the expected re­ sults. Hut Goldwater'* strat­ egists are now pressing for a dramatic commitment at the May 2 state convention which would largely wrap up the whola bundle. Sources In Tennene* re­ port • "awing back to Har­ ry," which suggests a betterthan even chanc* this strate­ gy may work. AU along, Independent ap­ praiser* have conjectured that Goldwater would fall about 30 votes short of rapturing the 11-itat* South’s conven­ tion total of 270. If Goldwa­ ter can successfully force the issue In Tennessee May 2, he can cloie ona third of that small but significant gap. Early reports from city and county convention* Indicate simitar pressures may b* at work In Virginia, where an­ other sizable Goldwater loss hss been in prospect. The state'e 80 delegates will !>• named in a convention June IS. LOW DOWN PA YM EN T • EA SY, E A S Y T E R M S t # SANFORD GAS COMPANY ) V . lM H 109 w. Find St. Sanford Ph. 822-5733 | £>aufm*ii ijji’ratf) Page 4 panford, Florida Tiles., May 12, 1904 Vo................ ... I i l l> w s i .t c h a. c n ia .o w . K i i m m a x is 1*1:111.m i --It 9 <VLl «. kh K IIA X K VO L.TO I.IX K . U r r e l a ll i e . f ir a t r a l M u i | t t J L I.IA N I.. 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P u b l l a h a d d a l l y a i c t p t H athrday. buuday and C h iia lw e a ; p u b lla h id S a tu rd a y pracaad lag . c 'h i l a i m a a . t Mentha f i t I M eatka $ 6 Clip Mil. adreitUeeMat sag attorn h o h b yew f bach or m aaiy eedw tal Tkf Cfcfktln icl—H H n d n Oea Hareay Atrael S m ile, Mam. M i l l f f f iS B E t W s S ® * a a o<c i A t I o n f t.lt j r �Nats W in On 'Confusion' Play; Houston Handcuffs Giants Indians Get Win Over Red Sox As Angels Whip KC Zht S t r ik e s . . . SHS Tells City ll May Build S p a r e s Own Stadium £anfnrh May 12. 1061 — Pago fi tirmlfi Major Leagues Mays Stretches United Pres* International NATIONAL LEAGUE Team W I. Pet. c.n San Fran. 15 7 .682 Phll'aphla 14 8 .636 l Milwaukee 14 10 .583 z R n « rrr Johnson St. Louis 15 11 .577 3 A vague hint, or threat, that ’ Pittsburgh 13 12 .520 3<4 the local school system may Cincinnati 13 12 .520 3's build its own football stadium Chicago 9 ll .450 5 was given the City Commiss­ Houston 11 ir. .407 6’4 ion Monday night. I<os Ang’es 10 IS .400 6'4 b' y Appearing before the com­ New York A 18 .250 10 mission, Andrew Bracken, Monday's Result* Seminole High School prin­ St. l»uis 3 Philadelphia 2 cipal, asked that considera­ Cincinnati 7 Pittsburgh 6 tion be given to a "package Houston 4 San Francisco 1 deal" whereby the city would Wrdnrsday'a Game* maintain the turf at the exist San Francisco at Houston (n) Ing stadium. Milwaukee at New York He said that in the past, the St. I-ouis at Philadelphia (n) "per spectator" method of |Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (n) paying for the upkeep was un­ I.os Angeles at Chicago satisfactory and school offi­ AMERICAN LEAGUE cials had to undertake much of Team W la Pet, Git the work of changing the Chicago 12 6 .667 field from baseball design WIN.NK11S of first, place in tlie Kill Hemphill Motorottrn Lcnpuc were New York 13 « .650 to football. awarded individual trophies during a recent banquet a t the American Cleveland 12 9 .571 D4 lie. Schools Superintendent Legion Huilding. Members of the championship team are (from left) Har­ Baltimore 13 10 .565 1'4 H- T. Mllwee, Mayor A. L. riet Gnzil, Mable Duggan, Marion Karelia, Edity Ztiuli and Evelyn HeMinnesota 12 11 .522 2>a 1 i t t* n n e O O P \ l ’1 f . Wilton, I City Manager War­ Mattio. The league was a women’s handicap circuit and rolled Tuesday Los Ang'es 11 13 .458 4 ren Knowle* and Commission­ mornings at Jet Lanes. (Herald Photo) 10 13 .435 4'a Rosion er M.L. (Sonny) Halxirn will Wash'Um 12 16 .429 5 confer on possible changes in Detroit !* 13 ,4U9 S the cost structure for repair*. Kansas City 8 14 .364 6 They will report at an early Monday's Results date. Washington 6 Baltimore 4 Bracken, asked if he could Cleveland It Boston 7 say how much the school sys­ Ixvs Angeles 6 Kansns City 5 tem could pay for such care, Chicago at Minnesota, ppd., said "up to $2,000." rain Should an agreement be Wednesday's Game* reached. It is ex acted it I-cRoy Estridgo, an old pro ing past Klwanla, 6 to 5, Kansas City at I.os Angeles, 2, would tie for over n period WASHINGTON (UPI) twl night of years, subject to periodic when it comes to softball, thanks to a three-run uprising changes should the need sriic, continued hi* effective hurling in tlie final frame. Rick Ford-,Sen. George Smathers, D-Fla.. Chicago at Minnesota (n) it was said. Monday night when he tossed ham went three for four at has called for a "virtual revo New York at Detroit (n) The school principal told the Kingswood Builders to an the plate. In the last five tilts, lution" in American sports to IRrston nt Cleveland (n) Baltimore at Washington <n) commissioners that "if some­ 11 to 0 shutout over Chase in tiio Kiwamans have been In­ offset the "overwhelming psy­ thing can't be worked out, we volved in two ties and three chological advantage" that may have to build our own the Men'* Sk>-Pitch Softball losses. They haven't register­ Russia gained tn the recent circuit and racked up hi* stadium." ed a win since April 23. fifth mound win of tlw cur­ Tlie Navy made it six wins Winter Olympic*. rent season. The Sanford Recreation De­ in a row and George's suffer­ Smathers Issued the call In It was the third shutout in ed Its sixth straight loss when a speech Monday nigtit before partment announced today tlie loop this season and the Sailor* racked up an 8 tho men'* athletic division of that the official opening of the American Association for the Municipal S w i m m i n g Estridgo ha. accounted for . i 6 w,n- An,|y Uu' u» Scott Harris paved the way Health, Physical Education Pools has been set for 9 a. m. pair of them. He ha* given up for Navy with homers and Saturday. only seven runs and 111 hits Harris was credited with the nnd Recreation. The jxvots are situated In in tho five games he luirkd hurling decision. Smathers urged roarhes, which is something of a re­ Standard Oil tasted defeat teachers and recreation workHAAS WILL HLPOKT Another phase of tlie City markable feat In the league NEW YORK (UPI) - Bill for tl>« llth straight Ume tlii*',.r* to lead the "revolution" Recreation Department's com­ which is thl* year a hitters je a r-a n d .till without a win w|ljd| he „ j(, c0||ld rMU„ in Haas, first banc in an for Buf­ prehensive baseball program paradise. —losing to the .strong l-oen-1 falo of tlie International LeaOn the hitting side of the motive Engineer*, It to 7. Rill n Hgnificant victory in '•u- 1Cll0# j,ns agreed to report to will bo getting under way soon, according to an an­ ledger, Ilonni Russi nnd Hobby Schmidt clouted homo run fold war" for tho United Williamsport (Pa.) of the nouncement today by Jim Johnson connected for home numiter five for the season. Stale*. I Eastern la-ague. Jernlgan, city recreation dir­ runs and Johnson had a per­ fect night at tlie dish, going ector. Jemlgan revealed that the three for three. Longuood won its fourth in City Pee Wee baseball league will open play June 15 when a row, outscoring Mcllanoy 11 the circuit begins a 10-game to 6 behind the hitting of Otto schedule with teams compris­ Thomas, Scott, Farley ami ed of youngsters between the Sterling. ages of eight and 10. inclusive. Any one of four teams In Tryouta will lie held May 28- the Junior lioys la-ague arc 29 at Fort Mellon Park. Jem l­ in a position to win the first gan Issued an urgent plea for half title. The Shrincra moved coache* to assist in the Pee to within a half a game of Wee program this season. first place, defeating the Civl"Three coaches." he said, tana, 9 to 3, behind the hurling "are still needed and If any­ of Steve liearh. He notched one is Interested in manag­ his second pitching win of the ing one of the Pee Wee Clubs year. On hi* last time out, I wl*h they would get in touch I-cacti came up with a no hit with n a at the Recreation De­ ter. partment office as coon as Rotary, making a big bid, possible." wwn its third In a row, squeez- By Milton Rlchman coming Friday, there’ll be an­ By John A. Spolskl UPI Sports Writer Bowlers hnve themselve* a other two tenms bringing the Washington has been the good time while participating accr.c of some historical foul- in tne sport and they really total to ton for this popular ups but this one was the grand- unload at the time of their league. Alice Sexton started by daddy of them all. end-of-the-ycar banquets! To givo you some Idea of clobbering tha pint with an This rast Saturday night the confusion, GU Hodges said wasn't any exception for the even 200 game to include it he "never saw anything like Je t Bowlercttca league, ei­ with her 622 aeries. Home of it"—not even during his Dod­ ther. the other lassies rolling well ger days in Brooklyn. Our sponsor’s salute of the their first time out were Rose It all happened during the week would certainly be aim­ Patrick 100, Shirley Martin seventh inning of a game in ed at those who were in a t­ 180, Arlcen Sandlin 162, Bar­ which Washington outlasted tendance for this function bara Ilohrer 176 and 177, IsBaltimore, 6-4, Monday night. cause they proved themselves abcl Goshorn 173, Charlotte Here was the picture; and to be good sports with all of jBaaaett, Suiy Reno ISO. you’d better pay attention be­ the kidding thrown their way. The hot shots of the City cause some of the principals Our thanks to Ren and Mrs. 'Longue saw Chuck Tournox of didn't and what a mess it Harland of Seminole County !the Knight’s Of Columbus excaused. Motors, Rob and Mrs. Karns | plode a 204 game. Others in The Senatori filled the bases of Karns Insurance, Mr. and the "Charmed Circle" includwith one out and the score tied, Mrs. M orcb csnno of Ccntrnl cd Eddie Monroe of SweeS-all. Bennie Daniels lofted Exterminating, Jimmy Cowan ney's Bar and Grille, 214, 203 a soft fly to aliallow center and and tenmmate Pets Petersen Don Lock scored from third as of Cut’n’Curl Beauty Shop 202 and 204; Clyde Plerry of and Mrs. and Mrs. Morrison . a a < aa a .a the ball dropped safely among American Legion rolled the of Mary Carter Puints. three converging Orioles. Here's something special high single 233. That’s where all the fun Gcorgc-Oh-Swann, also of we'd be proud to have you began. Ken Hunt, afraid the the I-egion, once again rolled mark onto your social calen­ ball would be caught, held over the 200 mark with a 210, s e c o n d for all he was worth. dar. 201/604 aerlrs. I think this is On Saturdny, May 30th at Don Blasingame, who figured liis third consecutive week for the ball would not be caught- noon, we're going to treat the this honor. In this same elite kids of the Saturday morn­ came tearing Into second from ing Junior Bowling League, group was Paul Sloposky of first. Jet I.nnea 216, 208/619. And Daniels, only doing We’ll have (all Saturday Rounding out the others ov­ what any hustling pitcher morning), a banquet right er the 200 mark were Phil here at the lanes, trophy pre­ should, legged it like mad for sentations, the whole works Zucll 208. Jerry Fnrrlla 210 first. vnd Rob May 203, all of the B a l t i m o r e ccnterfielder to make them feel proud. Pryor’s Insurance team. In addition, we nre invit­ Jackie Brandt finally picked In the All Star League, up the ball, charged In toward ing the parents to attend this second base to see what he gala affair and the noon three-mnn scratch, the Inland could salvage, and was some­ luncheon. Ib e kids nre com- Materials climbed back into what bewildered to discover ing as our guests. One of the that number one spot by oneboth Hunt and Blasingame many summer longues which half game over the Bob’s Resgot underway this week was taurant trio. standing on the bag. With only two more week* Brandt committed a boner the Friday evening Mr. and by stepping on the bag first, Mrs. League. Howling in tills to go, this could go right forcing Hunt, who pulled the sociable group nre ltctty and down to the wire for the de­ original boner by not at least Rich Murphy, Knt and Ruddy rision of a league champion. Tossing the 'hot potato' in Noel, Cris and Tony DcWitt, moving off the bag. "It waa a confusion play Vera and John Illnes, Ginny this lraguo w-ai again George for everyone," Hodges said nnd Ron Mick, Irene and Roy Swann, 216-212-213 for a gi­ "No one did what he should Copeland, Carole nnd Herb gantic 640 serira. Even with Hurdctte, Eluino mid Steve that big series it was quite have done." Brandt could have retired Knstivul, Gladys and Clarence enough for tlie Meador's Ma­ the side by tagging Hunt first Henning and the Split-ski rine to take ail three polnta and then atcpplng on the bag family, June and tha "Littlu from llob'a Restaurant. On that particular game, Mendto force Blasingame for an Ole Splitter"—Me! inning-ending double play. As Tony DeWitt turned-ln the » r'a Itatl a 606 three man tutnl U was, a run acorcd, Ulasin- high single nnd series for the to Hob’s 611 scries, which was game was forced and Daniels gents with • 212/684 series. lead by I’eto Petersen’s 233 was safe on a fielder's choice. Chrrk that again, John. I-ook game. The Monday evening Wom­ Don Zimmer then tripled to a t Roy Copeland's 2221 How en's Scratch League is start­ drive In what proved to be the nbout that, huh? winning run. Little Zim had The Friday morning Navy ing to take form. The organ­ four of Washington’s 11 hits. Wivea I/qigue kirked-off their izational meeting will be this Daniels, who pitched 7H In­ action this past week with coming Monlny at 7 p.m. If nings, picked up his third vic­ eight full teann In tha go- you don't get a personal in­ tory In five decisions while around. And starting this vitation from either Verna Bolton or Shirley Martin, Mike McCormick suffered his please accept our*. The loop second loss. Lock hit a threeRETAIN TITLES run homer for Washington In KINGS POINT, N.Y. (UPI) eould still use about 10 more the first inning and Boog Pow­ — Armando Vega of Loe An- girls. ell had • two-run homer for geira retained individual tit­ So far, we have Dot John­ the Orioles In the third. les in the parallel liars, long son, Verna Itolton, Helen AlElsewhere In the American horse vault and still rings nt tamnn, Lorraine Spoils, Sue League, Cleveland boat Bos­ the nntlonnl AAU gymnastic Jackson, Midge Woods, Ginton, 11-7, and Ix>* Angeles top­ championships. dys Hennings, Louise Owens, pled Kansas City, 6-5. Rain Shirley Martin, Jean Kreick washed out the only other and Krnn Morton. TONY RIDES BENCH scheduled game between Chi The Fridays Sapnspurs Lea­ PHILADELPHIA (UPI) cago and Minnesota. Tony Gonialei, center fielder gue will have six full team* for the Philadelphia rhiliiea, going till* Friday a t 7 p.m. CASPER ENTERED sat out Monday Bight’s game NEW YORK (UPI) - Billy against the St. Louis Cardinals Cajpcr Jr. has joined defend­ because of inflammation of ing cnampion Arnold Palmer, both eyes. Jack Nlcklaus and Julius Bo­ ros in the field for the $100,000 Thunderblrd Open golf tournament at Westchester i n T i m c i i t r r i T c n i ' i s T o k TURF KUILDKR Country Club, Harrison, N. Y., i m r V I S T I I J i m r i s t . m i . ( T I T III’ ASII) Kill) M M t l x n l . i : PROTEIN June 4-7. c n r . v r v , k i .o i i i d s . Smathers Urges 'Revolution' In W in For K in g s w o o d U. S. Sports Estrldge G e ts 5 th Legal Notice c i i a n c i : n r m i . iniixi C IT V H VVINiJH RANK OK ftT T S riE L D , Plaintiff, 1 ST r i R f T I T r o l ’R T , SOSITU -*•j i n x ■ xt. r m r t 'i T . isi a m i R O U E R T TV C O T H R A N . *t u*. ri)H MCMI MI I . 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If y o u fall to do ao, a d e c r e e p r o con feaao will he t a k e n a a a t n a t y o u for t h e re lie f d e m a n d e d In th a Com plaint. T h l a N o tic e a h a l l h r p u b l i s h ­ ed o n ce a w e e k f o r f o u r i n n • r r u t t v * w e e k * In T h » H an fo rd H erald. D a t e d t h i s I t h d a y o f May, MS) (S E A R ) A r t h u r II. B e c k w i t h . J r . , c le r k of th a Circuit C ourt B y : M a r t h a T. V l h l t n D eputy C lerk v a n d en R e n t A D ay P o et O f fic e Bo* H o t O r l a n d u , K lo r ld a l-u h lleh M ay t l , 11, IS. A J u n e :. issi. C D L '-li scons Turf Builder Fort Mellon Park and in Goldstxim. Both will be open on a weekend basis starting Sat­ urday and will resume a full schedule on -Saturday, June 6. Both pools will operate on the following schedule; They will be open on Sundays be­ tween 1:30 and 5:30 p. m.; front 1:30 until 5:30 p. m. ami from 7 until 10 p. nt. Mon­ day through Friday; and from 9 a. nt. until noon, 1:30 until 5:30 p. in. and 7 until 10 p, m. on Saturdays, CH EVRO LET makes all types of quality trucks LAWN CARE Building (i'rns!) Fertilizer With Patented Trionizrd Uondinf BONUS For St. Augustine Lawnn. Fertilizer Cleans Out Weeda Guaranteed To Hatiafy **• p i n t e it a a i rti'Mart ' — v- Scott Fertilizer Spreaders FOR SALK KWIT C ontrnla f'hinrh Hugs—Sod Web Worms — Clover Miles and Leaf Hoppers • Garden Tool* Ry Milton Rlehman UPI Sports Writer It's a lot easier to hit oil in Texas than it is to hit that Houston pitching. The first-place San Francisco Giants discovered that sad fact Monday night when Dick Farrell beat them, 4-1, to re­ cord his fourth victory for tha Houston Colts in fix o deci­ sions. The Colts are something of a paradox. Their hitting la treated as a joke in rival Na­ tional la-ague (logouts, but no one does any laughing about their pitching. Much of the credit In that department goes, of course, to General Manager Paul Rich­ ard*. Tlie unsung hero at Houston's pitching staff how­ ever. is pitching Coach Cot Deal who, in hi* own quiet ef­ ficient way, provides as much help lo Manager Harry Craft as Wliitey Ford does to Yogi Berra. Houston broke a 1-all tin and handed Billy O'Dell his first defeat with a three-run sixth inning rally composed of five singles. Rookie Mike White led the Colt*' eight-hit attack with three ainglea. Willlo Maya stretched hla hitting string to 18 games by singling through short in tha first inning. St. linuls edged Philadelphia 3-2, and Cincinnati heat Pitts­ burg 7-6, In the only other N'L games scheduled. Municipal Pools Open Saturday Pee Wee League To Begin Play In Mid June Legal Notice Hilling Streak To 18 Coniesfs OH RENT • Hose • Sprinklers • DAWN For Roars 1 Package Freda 12 litter* — 4 Month* S1.95 IIAZE HURT Krrp* 'am Clean . 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The highly aucceaaful tea waa from 3 to 5 p.m. with over 100 calling during the appoint­ ed hour*. Serving from the hour* of 3 and 4 p.m. were Mra. Katie Corley, Gamma Lambda iponaor, and Mra. Melba Bach, Zeta XI apouior. Mra. Rcida McCall, advUor to Phi Gamma Eta and Mra. Martha Jennlngi, sponsor for Phi Gamma Eta, acrvcd from 4 to 5 p.m. The receiving wa* composed of immediate paat presi­ dent! of the various chapters. Receiving the guests were Virginia (Glnny) Frederick, XI Beta Eta; Helen Hamncr, Gamma Lambda; Sandra Wil­ son, vice president of Zeta XI, standing in for president, Flo Wins*, Mona Walker, Theta Epsilon and Shirley Alexan­ der, Phi Gamma Eta. The floating hostesses were Candy McClanahan, XI Beta E ta, Edna Daughtrcy, Gam­ ma Lambda, Marchctla I)ormlney, Zcta XI, Polly Pea­ cock, Theta Epsilon, and June Warner, Phi Gamma Eta. The lovely tea was perform­ ed with elegant and regal grace, with all aorortty mem­ bers, their mothers and guests attired In the very latest fash­ ions. The main serving table was overlaid with an exquisite aheer lace cloth centered with an elongated arrangement of assorted spring flowers. Silver candelabra held glowing ta­ pers. A variety of dainty delicasloa completely filled the entire table, SERVING AT THE Betn Stoma Phi Mother’s Ten Inst Saturday a t the Sanford Womans Club nro from the left, Rolda McCall, advisor to Phi Gamma Eta. Mnrtha JennlnRH, sponsor for Phi Gammn Eta, Melba Bach, sponsor for Zeta XI, and Katie Corley, sponsor for Gumma Lumbdn. By Mrs. Adam Muller decor. The lovely rooms were The gracious Douglas Sten - 1afternoon tea recently honor-1 Seminole High School, Hie DeBary Business and atrom home on Elliott Avenue Ing the mothers of the memGreen and yellow, the club's decorated with beautiful floral Professional Women's Club waa the scene of an elegant I bers of Tho Anchor Club of colors were carried out In the arrangement* placed at van­ met at Dr. George Frlson'a tage points. May 5, with Bert Ledcrhaus Special guest of the after­ presiding. noon waa Miss Dcde Dietrichs, It was voted to donate $10 to the DeBary Summer Youth the first Anchor Club presi­ program being sponsored by dent when the club originated the Civic Association. In 1961. A rummage sale was plan­ Dennis Brown was also a ned for the fall. special guest. Dennis was A motion was passed to elected as Admiral of the club send President Bert Lcdcrby the students for h u admir­ haus to the BPW Convention al qualities. in Tampa. Mrs. Jack Burney Is faculty The June 2 meeting will be sponsor for this group and is a covered dish supper at tho to be highly commended for home of Mrs. John Dzick on her untiring efforts in the Catalina Drive at 6:30 p.m. splendid organization and fel­ with a white elephant and lowship of the Anchor Club. bako sale. The serving table was over­ One new member, Betty laid with an exquisite ivory Peacock, was presented by Jo linen cloth featuring intricate Peck. hand cutwork detail, centered Plans for a picnic in July with a silver bowl containing were started and final plans an artistic arrangement of will t>e announced at the June daisies and snapdragons, meeting. flanked on cither side by sil­ ver candelabra bearing yellowr tapers. An assortment of THE ANCHOR CLUB hosted a lovely afternoon tea honoring their dainty sandwiches, beautifully mothers recently a t the Dougins Stenstrom homo on Elliott Avenue. decorated cake* and candies, Dennis Brown, left, is Admirul of the Anchor Club, and with Dennis nro and a variety of nuts filled his mother, Mrs. Lee Swartz, Mrs. Jnck Burney, fuculty advisor, Miss the elaborate table. Cnrol Bessercr, and her mother, Mrs. Robert Bcsserer. The citrus punch, served by Mrs. Sue Stevenson, Pilot Club, was delightful and most Miss Nancy Crain of Atlan­ picturesque, floating masse* ta, Ga., and Larry L. Shook of frozen flowers. of Ft. Jackson, S. C., an­ Around 75 guests called dur­ nounce their engagement with ing the afternoon tea hour, In­ cluding the 36 Anchor Club complete wedding plans to be Mias Anne Aiken was hon­ members, their mothers and announced In the near future. Miss Crain Is a former resi­ ored recently with a party Woodrose Circle of the San­ special guests. dent of Sanford, having lived given by Mrs. J. E. Tcrwlllcford Garden Club will meet on Magnolia Avenue. She is gcr Jr. Miss Aiken is a pop­ at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, May M EN W ITH A YEN presently employed at Emory ular young member of the 14, at the home of the preslUniversity Hospital in Atlanta. 1964 graduating class of Sem­ dent, Sirs. Charles Robinson, FO R SU C C ESS Mr. Shook is also a former inole High School. 757 Baywood Circle. A red and while color CHOOSE A . Sanford resident and Is pre­ sently undergoing training scheme was used in the living Members arc asked to bring with the U. S. Army Special room, dining room and play­ a covered dish for the lunch­ Forces at Ft. Jackson, S. C. room where the guests gallieon following the business meeting s t 10:30. There will be no social hour preceding the meeting. Miss Nancy Crain Engaged To O f Graduation Coke Party Will Meet With Mrs. C. Robinson Legion Auxiliary Post 53 MISS ANNE AIKEN Receives District Awards In Piano Recital THE RECEIVING LINE a t tho Beta Stonin Phi Mother's Tea l»Ht Satur­ day was compotted of immediate past presidents of the various chapters. From the left aro Monn Walker, Theta Epsilon, Shirley Alexander, Phi Gnmmn Eta, Helen Hamncr, Gamma Lambda, Glnny Frederick, Xi Beta Eta, and Sandra Wilson, past vico president standinR in for Flo Winsn, Zeta Xi. Enterprise Sheala Best Honoree O f Surprise Bridal Shower ThoPersonals member* of the church M iss Miss Sheala Bost, brideelect of Alan Albers, was A handy gadget for cleaning guest of honor recently at a Venetian blinds; a piece of surprise bridal shower. Hos* latex foam rubber glued to tcsscs for tho occasion were the end of a yardstick. Mrs. John L. Duda Jr., Mrs. Gcorgo Jakubcln Jr., Mr*. E. KING’S L. Bellliorn and Mrs. II. A. BEAUTY SALON Abell. Scene of tho event wo* Over Roumlllst'a Drug the dining room of the St. — Special — Luke's Christian Day School. 110 Cold Wave Gay atream eri of orchid Complete Permanent and white decorated the party 9 5 .OO room. The gift* were laid upon Haircut 91.00 a lace covered table beneath Shampoo ft Set 91.50 tho umbrella of orchid and No Appointment Nee. white ruffles. Open Eves By Appt T h e hostesses presented Ph. 322-9658 Miss Best with an orchid c o r ^hip’qghore? rufflerimmed scoop, pretty as a picture 3.50 sage and their gift to her waa a bridal book. Beautifully decorated cup cakes, punch and mints were served to Uie Mmcs. Jacob Shraly Bast, Wilbur Yarbor­ ough, Reese Moon, Ilenry Thurston, G. R. Best Sr., Julia Clcmancc, William Holloway, George Bradshaw, Jam es Col­ bert, Andrew Mlkler, John Eustlce, Charles Eldridge, Mi­ lan Jakubcln and John Jakub* d o .----------------------Also the Mines. George Jakubcln Sr., Emily Jakubcln, C. W. Roberta, Walter Duda, Paul Mikler, Hugh Cotton, John Grunewald, Daniel Lu­ kas, John Duda Sr., Daniel Dlnda, Ferdinand Duda, Char­ les Fox, David Earl* and Bob Slavik. Also the Misses Sharon Hol­ loway, Jane Miller, Nyleene Albers, Martha Mlkler, Kath­ erine Duda, Sandra Earle, Ann Slavik and Jan Westmark. Personals Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Goetz of 623 Catalina Driva, are leav Ing Sanford May IS for their summer home In New Hart­ ford, Coon., for a period of five months. They will return te their Senfard home In the fell. women's group of Uio All Saints Episcopal Church met Wednesday at 1 p.m. with the final meeting of the year (ic­ ing proceeded by a covered dish luncheon. The next meet­ ing will be held In October. The Y. W. Circle of the WSCS of the Barnett Memor­ ial Methodist Church met Wednesday morning at the homo of Mrs. Gail Cockrell with Mra. Pat Wllhorn in charge of the program. Fashion at Its most famlnlne! Shad shaping, notched hem, cool beauty. 65% Dacron* polyester, 35% cotton. White. 28 to 30. Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Wil­ liam* returned to their home in Lakeland after having spent a few days with Mrs Williams' parents, Mr. and Mra. H. B. Hiers. MOVING? CALL • Open Friday Nitee M O V IN G AND FA 504 CH cy Aw . Mr*. W. I. King, president of the I-adics Auxiliary, Leg­ ion Post 53 of Sanford, an­ nounced at the recent month­ ly meeting held at The Hut that her unit had won honor­ able mention for District 6. The awards were msde at the annual Constitutional Con­ ference at Umatilla on April 26. Attending the conference from Sanford with Mrs. King were Mr*. Charles Webster, Mrs. Theodore Stiles and Mrs, C. E. Hunter. The unit wuutd have won tho “Traveling Trophy" had the membership quota been filled. Mrs. E. K. Hsxtcr, of San­ ford, publicity chairman, waa awarded second place in pub­ licity for her untiring effort* in presenting the news from the American Legion Auxili­ ary Unit 53. Reading from the report givrn at tho Constitutional Conference, $tra. King re­ vealed the many accomplish­ ments of the unit during the past year. The largest undertaking of the year has been the erection of flagpolei in the veteran'! sections of Oaklawn, Ever- The morning circle of the WSCS will meet Wednesday morning, May 13, at the home of Mrs. Eggleston at Lemon Push button coffee In the Bluff. Each member brings her own sandwiches for lunch home comes from a new there. Mrs. Eggleston will fur­ brewer that holds up to SO cups. The brewer can be nish coffee and do*sort. either built-in or wall-hung Mr. and Mrs. John Eafte and holds a pound of regu­ Ogden and family of Jack lar grind coffee. It brews In­ annvlllc, Mr. and Mrs. Char dividual cups in 14 seconds. lea Dunn and Kimberley of Tampa and Mias Linda Dunn of Orlando were weekend gucits of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harris and Miss Helen Snodgraa Mr*. Mery Rawlins and were Sunday dinner guests of her mother, Mrs. O s e i e Mr. and Mrs. Richard H srrii Fields, of Sanford and Mrs in Fern Park. Louise Barthlow of Longwood were members of a family re Rev. W. Carlton la attending union gathering Sunday In the Methodist Jurisdictional Conference in Pittsburgh. Crescent City. / Forthcoming Anchor Club Members Fete Mothers With An Elaborate Tea Reception M iss Anne Aiken Honoree Woodrose Circle T o Be Presented • Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomed Announces Events .arry L. Shook Louise Steakley Louise Steakley. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Steakley of thl* city, will be pre­ sented In a student recital of J . 8. Bach’a music sponsored by the Central Florida Music Teachers' Association, Orlan­ do, to be held on Tuesday evening, May 12, at Keller's Music Store. Louise will play Invention IV in D minor by J . 8. Iiseh. Sho Is a pupil of Mrs. Mary E. Tolar Nonce of the Tolar Scliool of Plano. DeBary Club STORAGE CO . IN C. 2 -9 5 1 1 S a n to iii. F la . green and Paula Cemeteries, with dedication of these poles to bo made on Memorial Day, May 30. Mr*. Theo A. Stiles, com­ munity service chairman, ver­ ified many hours and a con­ siderable amount of money had been spent on needy vet­ eran’s families, distributing baskets of food and clothing and In visiting the sick in various hospitals. Sirs. C h a r l e s Webster, Americanism chairman, an­ nounced the unit furnished 10 flagi and holders to All Souls Parochial School, one flag to the Lake Monroe School and flags to two boy scout troops. Also cash awards totaling $30 wero made to Sanford Junior High student* in the annual Americanism contest. Last summer the unit sent the Misses Carol Oxford and Barbara Bolger to Girl's State at Tallahassee, an annual event designed to acquaint girls with true functions of the government. To show appreciation to the teachers of Seminole County for a thorough job in teaching patriotism, the unit furnished 0,000 envelopes for report cards, bearing the name of the auxiliary and unit num­ ber. “The John Glenn Story," a film obtained through the ef­ forts of Mrs. Webster, was shown to 600 students and 20 teachers at the Lake Mary School. cred for an Informal afternoon of cokes, snacks and chatter. Mrs. TcrwlUcgor was assist­ ed in serving by Miss Kathy Trout and by John and David Terwilleger. Invited to be with Miss Aiken were her grandmoth­ er, Mrs. Roy Wright, her mother, Mrs. Dick Aiken, and classmates Linda Adcock, Gwen Champion, l l r c n d i Brown, Susan Brown, Susan Deal, Gere Dietrichs, Audrey Decker, Joy Duggar, Penny Gleeson, Sandy Horvlsh, Gay Hunt, Sharon Jackson, Judy Lavender, Jean Masters, My­ ra Meeks, Betty Plttard, Pat Kahun, Pat Rice, Maria Row­ land, Mary Scott, Joyce Shep­ ard, Sandy Slayton, Diane Smith, Carol and Slicrly Stcmper, Jennifer Thompson, Carole Thomas, Bsrbara Wat­ son, Jill West and Vicky Boyd. Altamonte P e r s o n a ls Mrs. Robert Watson of Hermils Trail, was hostess for a bridge luncheon recently. A beautiful flower arrangement of day lilies, amaryllis and Easter lillca adorned the ta­ ble. The guest* were: Mrs. Ro­ bert Bradford, Mr*. Webber Haines, Mrs. J . C. Juthe, Mrs. George Knight, Mrs. Don Har­ ris, Mrs. Otto Baumgartner and Mrs. K. A. Juthe, all from Altamonte Springs. Mr. and Mra. Oscar Gattls and daughter, Margaret, re­ turned from a trip to Chatta­ nooga, Tenn., where they were visiting friends and rclstives, Deluxe ATTACHE CASE to* u m * rtsta in - i —m t oirrwsaaa l« — s o n sfu u v m m . ia o k s • uabaw tuo H ire 's a new T il FIDE attach* case that's tailor-mad* lor buey sisc u three and aolaaman on tha war upl Ita attractive styling and Inharant quality craala a lasting Imprateioa on psopla ol Importance. This tin# Quality b uslnsss ca t* feature! S aipandlng pockata hi tba ltd and la Snad la washaMa TUFIDE. Handaomsly styled and sturdily bum, n attar a two quality lock* phi a Stall ma handle*. Ita TU FIDE conatrucUoq takaa tough abuaa.yat always looks raw. 8 sa our cotlaction at T U f 105 bualnaaacaaasaowl fOctd modtrildf »9-93 Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Eldredge of CrownsviUe, Md., were re­ cent houseguests of Mr. and Mr. and Mra. John Amann Mrs. Walter Hauser, of Dolor­ 114 Mainolla of Clermont, formerly of San­ es Drive In Dol Ray Manor. ford, announce the birth of a ten and one half pound son born May 7, 1064, in the Lees­ burg hospital. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Emil Amann, formerly of Sanford. New Arrivals ft S w e e n e y 's 3324246 Scented sheets for houiohold pets protect the pet, their owners' clothing, home furni­ ture and car. The disposable items come in two sizes. V Y L c U iij-fc A itW i’A 366 NORTH PARK AVENUE SANFORD, FLORIDA Featuring Fashions Just For You is pleased to announce its exclusive franchise for £ & a n $ /ia h a M These tropic-sheer eoematlco—an exciting addition to our earlualvt lina* of women's apparel and ac­ cessories—were created foe th# feminine woman who cares about th* effecU of climate and weather on her com plea Ion. These cosmetics never “*o dry", cake or fade. You'll love their tender-touch which beat protecta delicate akin. Miss Jean Graham will be proaeat at Mary-Eather'a an May 14 and 15 to olfar Individual akin cam and makeup consultation. You are moat cordially invited I "Your exclusive name for aetk fashions" COSMETICS * �| Vfe VuTorB feral* Mny 12, 1064 — Patrc 7 Installation ceremonies for the new officers of the Vigil­ Saturday is the last day ante Navy Wives Club No. 211 to make reservation* for the were held in the NAS ballroom luncheon and fashion show at after a potluck dinner. the Orlando AFB offlccra club Present for the evening 00 May 20. The event is spon­ v ere the group's sponsors snd sored by the Naval Officers Wives club end is open to all their wives- Chapla<n and officers wives nnd their guests. Mra. Robert Deal and Captaia Reservations can be made and Mrs. Robert Ware. with each wives club’s respec* Newly Installed officers are th e NOW board representa­ president. Mrs. Rhoi Cooper, tive. Retired wives can con­ vice president, Mrs. Jo tact Mrs. Clifford Nelson for Brown; corresponding secre­ reservations. tary, Mrs. Alice Best; record­ The NOW representatives ing secretary, Mrs. Mary Sut­ ore Mrs. Alsn Weeks, VAH-1; ton; treasure*-. Mrs. Mary Mrs. Martin Sheridan- VAH-3; Johnson; chaplain, Mrs. Sue Mrs. Jam es Olson, VAH-5; Mudd, and parliamentarian, Mrs. A. M. Campbell. VAll-7; Mrs. Alice Beaulieu. Mrs. William Maliciowakl, Retiring officers were pre­ VAH-9; Mrs. R. S. Beat. sented with pins designating RECEIVING THE FIRST "I'm a Livin’ Doll" VAH-tl; Mrs. John Williams, their office by Captain Ware. award is Mrs. W. V. Patterson o f tlio VAH-11— station, and Mrs. Nelson, These were president, Mrs. Dct. 8 officers wives club. Mrs. Hart Hurtholostaff. Barbara Driscoll; vice presi­ mevv pins on the cutout (loll. The luncheon will begin at dent, Mrs. Brown; recording 1 p. m., in the Fin room, pre­ secretary, Mrs. Beaulieu; cor­ ceded by cocktails in the Jade responding secretary, Mrs. Room. "Summer Silhouettes," Janet Rodgers; treasurer, the fashion show, will follow Mrs. Mudd; chaplain, Mrs. the luncheon. Cooper and parliamentarian, Navy Relief will receive the Mrs. Sutton. funds raised from the benefit Members of the club also function which takes the place gave Chaplain Deal a check of the May Garden party for use in renovating the nur­ which has been held in pre­ sery. Others attending were vious years. Mrs. Ruth Smith and Mra. • • • Ruth Ferris. Guests of honor at a steak A centerpiece In the club dinner and dance of the VAH-5 colors of blue and gold de­ enlisted wives club were Cdr. corated the head table and and Mrs. Paul Werner and runways of crepe paper with Cdr. and Mrs. Wallace Rus­ Vigilantes taking off were on sell, skipper and executive of­ tlio other tables. • • • ficer of the squadron and their wives respectively. " I ’m a Livin’ Doll" was the The party, held at the Acey- name of a new award present­ Deucy Club, was attended ed to Mrs. W. V. Patterson by by more than W persons. Mrs. Kart Kcrtlialomew at the Music for dancing was furnish­ May coffee of the VAH-11 and ed by a band after the dinner. Det. 8 officers wives. The cof­ Mr*. Jam es Pittman and fee wss held at the home of Mra. Gene O'Neill were in Mra. H. B. Helms and was charge of the arrangements co hosted by Mra. I). F. Munfor the party. day. • • • In presenting a cutout doll DON'T FORGET . . . to­ to Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Bar­ night is the entertainment tholomew said, "To Royann show, "M erry Go Round,” at Patterson, for living the quali­ Seminole High School for the ties of unselflnshneti and com­ NAVY WIVES PRACTICE looking their best benefit of the Seminole Asso­ passion In sharing Iter love f o r their act in tonight's "Merry Go Round" a t ciation for Retarded Children. for her family by taking in a th e Seminole High School to Benefit the Semi­ Several Navy wives are par­ lonely and lost three year old nole Association for Retarded Children. Here ticipating in the show and • boy who lost hit mother, bro­ Mrs. Wade Tilarkley and Mrs. Michael Durant former Chcckertail wife, Mrs. ther and sister in a fire. This take a few minutes out during rehearsal. J. F. Barlow is in charge. is a wonderful tiling— you • • • are a living doll." club will baby sit at the NAS tlie June luncheon will h* Mra. J. L. Shipman presid­ Mra. Bartholomew said the pool for the children of mo­ Mrs. Laurence White snd ed at her last VAH-9 officers award would be given from thers taking tile Red Cross wives coffee as first lady of time to time (o deserving swimming lessons which lie- Mr*. Frank Wolfe. ♦ ♦ • the squadron Wednesday. The member* of the club. gan today. COMING EVENTS coffee was held at the home In other buslnesi at the cof­ • • • of Mrs. William Maliczowsld. fee- Mr*. P. V. Rear was in­ Wednesday, Slay 13 Mrs. A. F. Reno took high Cdr. Shipman will be reliev­ troduced to the members atsd VAH-7 officers wives splash ed by Cdr. J. A. dcGhandl on farewell gift* were p-esented honors and Mrs. Stem Koltc party, 10 a. m. Homo of Mra. June 5 ai commanding offic­ to Mrs. Dan Mitchell and Mrs. was second high at the VA1I- Richard Wright. er of VAH-9 and will go to I. A. Signorelli. Mrs. Mitchell 3 officer* wives bridge Thurs­ VAH-9 officers wives bridge, the Army War College in Car­ wss given an engraced bra­ day. TIic bridge was held at 10 a. m. Home of Mrs. Donald the homo of Mr*. Michael lisle,, Pennsylvania. celet and Mra. Signorelli re­ Hornsby who was assisted by Sullivan. Other goodbye* were said ceived a calling card tray. CPO Wives clubboard to Mra. J. J. Moynlhan whose A baby gift* was presented 3trs. lteno. Those present were Mrs. I*- meeting.8 p. m. Horne of Mrs. husband is going to the Amer­ to Mrs. J. M. Catron who roy Hawkins. Mra. George Alvcra Kelly. ican University In Washington- has a new son, Michael. Thursday, May II D. C. The Moynlhana will New bowling team members Klmmons, Mrs. Chester Fitz­ leave later thia month. ar- Mra. J . R. Sandusky, patrick, Mrs. Charles McKen­ VAH-5 officer* wives bridge Mra. Stanley Pochardo was Mrs. D. C. Purdy, Mra. J. M. na, Mrs. Robert Repp, Mrs. 9:30 a. m. home of Mrs. Geor­ ro-hostess for the coffee and Runnels and Mrs. R. D. Marry Bryant, Mrs. C. J. ge Kelly. VAH-7 maintenance officers Youngblade. Mrs. Joan Sample Mrs. A. F. Reno was appoint­ Fields. wives luncheon, home of Airs. • • • and Mrs. Craig Moore. ed the new bridge chairman. Welcomed to the group were New chalrmeo and commit­ Refreshments of doughnuts, Ed Foy. Mrs. Robert lladlich, whose tee members for the six coffee and cookie* were serv­ VAH-3 officers wives cof­ fee. 10 a. m. Home of Mr*. husband Is employed by North months beginning in July were ed by the hostesses, • • • Henry Dement. American and Mrs. James chosen by the officer* wive* Friday, .May 15 Bennett, whose husband is of VAH-7 at their May coffee Engraved Revere bowls with Autonetics. Thursday. were presented to two mem­ VAH-11—Dct 8 officers wives Others attending the coffee NOW board representative bers of die station officers bon voyage party, 7:30 p .m. were Mrs. J . A. deGanahl, will be Mrs. Ed Foy who will wive* club a* farewell gifts Home of Mrs. Bart Bartholo­ Mrs. D. G. Tise. Mr*. P. E. also serve as bridge chairman. at the recent meeting of tlio mew. Criswell, Mrs. J . K. Dunn, On the telephone committee group. Mrs. J. N. Henson, Mrs. J. P, will be Mrs. Rob Donaldson, Farewells were said to Mrs. O M io f i m ( ^ Smyth, Sirs. G. L. Thompson, chairman, and Mrs. Roy Me- William Bassett whose husRI DE - I N T ME A 7 R Mrs. A. O. Karnes, Mrs. O. Lain, Mrs. David Sharp and aqdb is retiring and to Mra. P. Burch, Mrs. C. C. Smith, Mrs. Donald D esault ADguat Stefkovich whose hus­ l . u l ih u n la * T aalle Til* A m a o Mrs. H. L. Klein, Mrs. D. M. Mrs. Jerry Chapdelalne will band is going to Norfolk. W alt l l l a i r p l Sullivan. Mrs. C. J. Young- be in charge of Navy Relief Nominees for new officers, " » T l u r r W a l k * " C o lo r blade, 5Ir*. G. L. Atkinson and and hospitality committee were also presented to tlie 1*1 ii , a i a i a o o a i r M «rr" C o lo r Mrs. O. K. Morrow. members will be Mrs. Mc­ group which met at the home • • • Lain, Mrs. Foy and Mra. of Mrs. Clinton MacDonald W in , A Tlll'RS. ( A M I . ( M i l I M S * MITES Deadline for news for the John Burns. for a Coke and splash party. “I.O* *5 l« a 11*1,1." third edition of the "SevenA silver baby spoon was pre­ Mrs. Richard Haislip was co­ AM ettea News” to be sent aboard sented to Mrs. David Sharp hostess. "1.0 A E l . S' AUK T U B llll AS *1" the USS Enterprise la Satur­ for her new too by Mrs. B. B. Tlie nominees are Mr*. day, May 16. The date was Brown. Francis Plapp and Mri. Eu­ announced by Mra. Kelly Bur­ Goodbyes were said to Mrs. gene Itogero for president, dick at the May meeting of Sharp, Mrs. Chapdrlaine and Mrs. Earl Unger and Mra. I DATS TILL the VAH-7 enlisted wives club Mrs. Bums who will be leav­ Paul Polgar for vice presi­ board. ing shortly for visits with dent; Mrs. Jay Miller and “THE THIN RED Persons wishing to have parents ks their boms state of Mr*. David Jahn for secre­ LINEnews put in ths paper should Michigan, Minnesota and New tary-treasurer. raU Mrs. Burdick a t 3234977 York. The officer* will be chosen before Saturday. Other wives attending the at the June meeting and will Also on Saturday * m ar­ meeting wars Mrs. Al Camp­ take their new positions in sh meHow sod frankfurter bell, Mrs. Dick Coon, Mrs. July. roast will be held at the home Paul Marcotte, Mra. Dick Refreshments of sandwiches, NOW thro WED. of Mrs. Roy Pounds, beginning Wright, Mr*. Georg* Dresser, doughnuts and coffee were AT 1:00 . 8:10 . 9:20 at 9 p. m. A tape recording Mrs. Jack Tuttle, Mrs. Ted served to the 22 wives attend­ 7:30 • 9:25 will be made to send to the Csnn, Mrs. Marsh Blttlck, ing the meeting. Hostesses for husbands aboard the USS En­ Mr*. Bob Rankin, Mrs. George MRQOn terprise. Each family will Uffman, Mrs. Bob Martin, have five minutes and the and Mrs. Larry Dion. # # • mothers sr# asked to prepare a two minute statement. Ths coffee was held at th* LAST 2 DAYS Children of the family will home of Mrs. Robert Lavender IAN FLEMING'S have the remaining three min­ who served small frosted “FROM RUSSIA utes for unrehearsed greet­ cakes with coffee front a WITH LOVE" ings. bine and white cloth covered — la Color — Present at the board meet­ table. A centerpiece of red 1:80 e s s , Mon. ing were Mra. Jack Combs, carnations and baby’s breath tlimwt* 2:09 DIP Fri. Mrs. Pete Armstrong, Mrs. with blue randies w ss oo tbs Plus T h * Beat!** Robert Hodges, Mrs. William serving table. • e • * Rummel and Mra. Carroll Com* To TownFrr* Smoking Johnson. Chief Petty Officers wives Parking Open 1:30 Ares By Judy Turner Phone K2-4133 S S P u im m ® (D r W i O b b ij. • DEAR ABBY: Why do so many nice peopl* with doga hnve so little regard for their guests' c o m f o r t 7 When we visit these people, their dog jumps up on us the moment the door is o|iencd. As soon a* we sit down, the dog jumps upon the furni­ ture right next to us. When we sit at th* dining room table, th* dog is under the table, with his nose on our legs. He even puts his paws up on the tablecloth, “beg­ ging" for food. (The master thinks nothing of feeding the animal from hit hand, nnd then goes right on eat­ ing. Vich! s W* love dogs, Abby. and ha ve always had one. Hut when we entertain, our dog is not included with the guests. Do you agice with those who have the "Love us, lov* our dog" at­ titude? Or can you ace our side of it? THE " E V in HILLSKOROUGIJ father to give her away. Where doe* the father go to ait after he ha* given the bride away ? S u r e l y he doesn't go to ait with th* bride'* mother, who I* til­ ting with her present hus­ band! And If everyone is friendly, and the father'* present wife ia invited to the wedding, where dors SHE sit? Should she he right up front with the rel­ atives in the wedding party, and bceido her husband at the head table at tha wed­ ding dinner ? NEEDS TO KNOW * * DEAR ARRY: With so much divorce and remarry­ ing these days, isn't there tome wedding efquett* for divorced parents of the bride and groom? Hay the bride’* parent* are divorred and have both remarried, hut th* bride want* her real j lacofa/ On (B/ridqsz D E A R WONDERING: She’n probably making it up. Rut if only a part of it it true, she should take a good look at herself in tlie mirror, and listen to herself talk. • • • DEAR ARMY: Re the man who accused his good anil faithful wife of every dirty •Iced in the book: I have been down that road myself, and I, too, was sick at heart at all my husband's accusa­ tions and suspicions until I learned that it all coma from hi* own guilty cunscience. Everything he was a c c u s i n g me of doing, HE wna doing—the rat. VIRGINIA REACH • • • Get It off your chest. For a personal, unpublished re­ ply, write to ARRY, Box ;t;h15, Beverly Hills, Calif. IHlJ 1J. Encloso n stamped, self-addressed envelope. • • • For Abby'a booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding," send 50 cents to Abby. Ilox 8365, Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. By Oswald Jacoby NORTH 19 Here Is another aafety play A A 94 from Ernie Rovere’a new♦ 69 book "Modern Point Count 6 A 10885 ♦ K 72 Contract Bridge." EAST South finds himself in a WTST A J 10 6 2 rather comfortahio six spade A None 10 9 7 4 5 2 ¥QJ8 contract. If ho is the least V ♦ KJ 3 AQ42 bit careless, he will lead Uie A 10 9 0 2 A 034 king of spades at trick two. SOUTH <l» West will ahow out and South A K Q 0752 will ipend the rest of tlio « A K ♦ 97 day complaining about his tough luck. East and West Tulnerabla If South is careful ha Rea to West North l'.»*t wxrn't have to complain. II* PilhS Tass 2 4 1* will lead a spade to dummy's Peas 4 N T. Pax* 8A acc at trick lwt>. Weal will Pass h N.T. Past •V Pass Pass e * show out, but it won't em­ 16 Pass Pass barrass South at all. Hs will Opening lead—T 10 simply lead a trump from dummy and win tlie trick ini back to dummy with a chili his own hand as cheaply as or diamond and lead dum­ possible. Then he will get | my'# last spade. It won't mnL U)c mailman, milkman, grocery man, and tha same salesmen calling on me, and I have never had one speck of trouble with any of them. Do you think she Is making all this up, or can it be true? WONDERING DEAR N E E D S : T h * bride'* mother and present family lit in the first pew. The bride's father, after giv­ ing away his daughter in marriage, then goes to sit with his present wife and family in th* second pew. Tha father's present wife ails beside him at the wed­ ding dinner. • • * DEAR ABBY: A young, rather pretty little married woman lives next door to me, and she is always telling me that n door-to-door saleman made a pass at her und she had to put him in his place. She claims the mail­ man, milkman and grocery man have also made improp­ er advaners to her, and site had to tell them off. Abby, I have the same DEAR “E's"; I can more than SEE your aid* of it— I'm ON itl * By Abigail Van Buren tee which card East plays. South will wind up with all the trump tricks. While he will have to lose a diamond, ho will make his slam. Was South's choice of a spade lead to dummy's ace just luck? Not at alll He couldn't handle Jack-ten sixtwo of spades In tlie West hand but he could if they were tn tlie East hind. H South had held th# ten of spades instead of the right, his lead of the king of spndes at trick two would liavo liecn correct. In that case, be would have had a simple finesse against the jack tn either hind. But with tlie jack and ten both miss­ ing, lie could only handle four spade* in the East hand. dU ghiighiA TV Time Previews 8:30 9 p.m. ARC. McHsle's Navy. "The Dart Gun Wed­ ding." Wildly funny. As Cap­ tain Binghamton, Joe Flynn gets the major laughs. 09:30 p.m. CBS. I’cltiroat Junction. Quito funny. If one scheming Homer B c d l o e (Charles Lane) can't destroy tlie Hootervllle Cannonball, inajbc two Flomers can turn the trick. Redloe has his sun (Sieve Frankcn) show up with instruction* to pour charm on Kale (Bra Bcnaderct) and her Shady Rest family. 910 p.m. NBC. The Richard Booonc Show. "Wall to Wall War." (Rerun). A dramatic thriller from atart to finish. A war veteran, now an insur­ ance salesman, goes off his rocker and turns his office in­ Television Tonight TUESDAY P. M. (.SO (1) N a w a r e p a ( I ) N i w i , S p o rt a, W aath ar (SI N aw alln * • : SO (l> X * w » — W a t l t r C ro n k ite ( I ) llu titlr y • Jlrlnklay 1:00 13) M-S.|U»J (S) A d v a n t u r a a I* P i n . rtli* (SI l l f b a l T i e u > s ir . N o v s k I S| C o m b a t I "0 t « i Itr.l K kalton 1:3'> <31 O r e g o n I ' n - r r l m i r : 111 M r l l a l a * Navy 1:0* (S) T h * O r t i t M t fttiow On E a r t h (S) R i c h a r d R » m i * Show («t r* U ie n * t Ju n c tio n t : l * i d J e r k llc n n y 10.00 <(l l i a r y Moor* C l A ii -1j W i l l i a m * <»> T h * F u g l t l v * l l . o # (3) .Si New*. W * s t h * r , apart* <«> Mid Via. N aw a 11:31 ( ) T h c a t a r o f th * S ta r * 11:10 I I I T o n l a b l b h o w (Color) 11:11 ( I I Uov l* WEDNESDAY A. M. 1:00 (SI S ig n On (:1# i 3 > H unahln* A tm an * * <*i HiiiimIi I ii * A l m a n a c I:1S «) Q ro v * , F a r m l l a p o r t 1:10 <31 W o r l d C i v i l i s a ti o n (*) Ru n rtaa H n t m l a r T:I0 (SI T o d a y ( I ) Wa k * Up Mov l** t : l ( (SI F ilm F * * t u r* * <01 l l l c k l * E v an * T'.SS <<) l o c a l S aw *. W r a t h a r 1:00 <() C a p t a i n K a n g a r o o 1:30 <0) ( a r l o u n a S .00 (3) D lv o r c a C o u r t ( I ) A m erican H isto ry (S) E n r o l l * F a r W o m m t i l l (I) C artoon* 1:1* ( I ) l t o m p * r Ro om ll:> » 13) F a y W h * e <«l Near* i l l F panl.h 1(1.31 <3 N*«ra 11:30 (11 Kay W k * a ( I ) t Lav* b u o y <»> P r l e # I* R l* h » 11:0* (t> C o n c e n t r a t i o n <11 MrCoy* J ,Ac h ) o m m B*RuthMiiiett I’m not so sure that house­ wives ar# going to stand in line tn buy a mechanical man that duct housework—if ami when ft* Inventor* get* a working model Into produc­ tion. You read about tlie robot Invented by a British profeseor of fuel technology ami chemical engineering to lend a helping hand to housewives by taking over such dull and dreary cliore* as floor scrub­ bing, window washing, bed making, ironing and tablesetting. The real reason I’m skepti­ cal about women wanting a mechanical man clanking around tho house all day Is because Mr. Robot doesn't talk. Judging from tiieir letters to me, wives figure that (he most aggravlng kind of hus­ band in tlie world is the one who won't talk . , . snd judg­ ing from the nutnlicr of let­ ters I've received from wives who claim th d r husbands neicr talk to them, an awful lot of women must Ims m ar­ ried to Silent Sams. Now could those women, wlm already have one mun armmd the house who never lias anything to say, |iussilily pul up with s second o n e even if the second Is a robot? There's still another thing about a mechanical helper that might prove annoying to any red-blooded American housewife. Just Imagine the frustration of a housewife wlm has to stand around and watch a mechanical man do­ ing her work, amt not b* able to offer advice. A robot might lie more efficient Ilian a hus­ band. hut a wife can boss tlie Job and make "M pfu. suggestion* when her husband is lending a hand. And it's mighty gratifying to her ego to prove that no­ body hut a woman really knows how to do a woman's work. fo a battlefield. 9- 10 p.m. ABC. Th* GrsaL est Show on Earth. "G arvs." (Color) (Rerun). V s a r l a g slightly from his Wyatt Earp image, Hugh O'Brian seemi fearless enough but he is not avers* to slapping a pretty girl. 9:30-10 p.m. CBS. The Jack Benny Show. (Rerun). Tlio cxtrm ertUh Mickey Rooney ia a cellmate of Jack In a prison that's more like a aummer re ­ sort, except for one rettric* lion. It's good for many laughs. 10- 11 p.m. CBS. Hie Garry Moore Show. Eydle Gorme returns to Garry's ahow tonight and tings two songs, "Tlie Friendliest Tiling" and "Bau­ bles, Bangles and Beads." (Si P r i c e I i R i g h t 11.IS (3) A l i n i n g L in k * (Color) ( I ) P * t* And O U d y * ( I ) T h * o b j a c t I* WEDNESDAY P. M. - l oo (1) Y o u r F l r i t I m p r a a a tea ( I ) L ov* * t U f * ( I I 8*v « n K *y* H i l l ( I ) N*wa t l : I * ( l l A fxrch fa r T o m o r. row (SI F a t h a r K n o w * n * * l (1) T r u t h o r C o n a aqu*ne*a 11:41 t o H o l d i n g L i g h t 11:1! 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Trailways treats you like company' (maybi betttrl) #A* 10*4 Mebll lioaomy Sun 4N|| m W e drove 3,243 miles to make a point about our Super Turbine transmission ITa ao Mce to oo Trellwaysl Our highly-fratnod travel esperts bend over backwards to answer your questions courteously, completely. Help you eolect ths moat scenic routos. Smooth out every dotail so you enjoy • happy trip on America's most modem buses. You can do it on the way to the grocery store Would we drive e Bulrk with s Super Turbine trensmietion* all the way from Pasadena to Nsw York City Just to win Qs»* C In ths Mobil Economy Run? Of eoans. And Just in ess* anyone failed to get ths maatage, we did It twice again. And won Cite* D snd Class 0 . In til, Quick entered 4 cisseee, and won 8—mors than any other make of ear. (Remember when people need to think Buieks used a lot of gaa?) Did ws males our point about tho lupw Turbine trannalselcmT You b#4.T _ Obviously you aren't planning'to" drivel 1,249 mile# to prove your new Bulek ia economi eel. And you can’t expect to get I i i many mile* par gallon e* the expert* ini the Economy Run. Still, it U nice to know you can win ths economy run around town. And th* good looks prise at th# earn# time. Bee your Bulek dealer about I t No doubt he'll think of a number of other reason* to drive a Bulek. Buick Motor Division i t i reus t o t a l a r n m o n s u i t s naui a t r e o n m stnea m a u i is t o * •Opuoaal al *aW* M k ' *-«• BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. an w. First st. .In a* StM elM * n* iM M rihk m Hanford to NEW YORK ..... Fatter thru etpreee service WASHINGTON ................... Faster thru siprtee service hi IA911 ...................................................... ......... Oaly 5 hours via Parkway DENVER .... ...... ....... Tha oaly thru aervics TRAILWAYS BUS TERMINAL Cor. Park * 2nd. 81. 822.4526 DeBARY TERMINAL 1286 W. Church Street. DeBary TRAILWAYS W t t o l MOT JR ROW M A R T j �I OUR BOARDING HOUSE Vh'r ftanftfrft f r r ill Page 8 - May 12. 1D64 SIDE GLANCES Legal Notice By Galbraith l a Ik * r e a r t a t Ik a C a a a ly J u d g e . I r a l a a l t C a a a ty , l l a t a a t ria rtla . IX P R O B A T E l a r a tk a E a ta l* a l l MAYULA L IT T L E ADAMS U tc ta i'ii n . l A L N O T IC E NoMra la h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t t h a u n d e r s i g n e d wilt, o n tlik l a t d a y o f J u n * . A. D. 11*1, praaant to tha H onorable C ounty JuJae of H am lnola C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , h a r f in a l r a . t u r n , a c c o u n t a n d v o u ch er* . aa A d m ln latra trla of tha D atata o f MAYOLA L I T T L E ADAMS, d acaa aad . a n d a t aald tlm a . t h a n and thara. m a k a ap p licatio n to t h a a a ld J u d g e f o r a f in al a a t tlam an t of h a r a d m ln la tra tlo n o f aald a a t a t a , a n d f u r a n o r d ar d isc h arg in g h a r aa auch A dniln ialiatiU . D a te d tlila t h a l l r d d a y o f April. A.D. l i d . E l i s a b e t h A d atn a S h a r o n Aa A d m l n l a t r a t r l a o f t h o E s t a t e o f MAYOLA LIT* T I . E ADAMS. D acaaaad . S T E N 8 T R O M , DAVIS * Mc I n t o s h A ttornaya fo r A d m ln la tra trl* Coat Of flea D o t 1210 Han ford , F l o r i d a 11711 I’u b l l a h : A p r i l II. May 1. I f . I I . l i d CDT-IO l a T h a t ..u r t Of T k a C a n a ry J a d | f . S a c 'o o l a C o a a ty . f l a t . Id a. l a P r e h u i r . I ■ r e i K e ta te m. EIIM A 1. P F L E I U ^ I t D a e c ta a d . T a All C r a d lto r a a a d P e ra u u * l l a a l a s Clalaaa a r D a a ia a d a A g a in s t S aid I k t a l a i You a n d a a c h of y o u a r a h e r e b y n o l l fl a d a n d r e q u i r e d to p r e j - r t a n y clalm a and da m a n d a w h i c h yo u . o r a l t h a r o f you. m a y h a v e a f a l n a t t h a ae­ t a t a of EIIMA I. P F L B I O E R . d acaa aad, l a t a o f aald C o u n t y , to th a C o u n ty J u d a a of S em ­ in o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a t hie o f f i c e In t h a c o u r t h o u a a of aald C o u n t y a t S a n f o r d . F l o r ­ ida. w i t h i n alx c a l e n d a r m o n t h * f r o m Ih* t l m a o f t h e f i r s t p u b ­ lication of th is notice. T w o r o p l a a of e a c h c l a i m o r d e m a n d a h a l l h a In w r i t i n g . a n d a h a l l a ta te th a place of realdenc* a n d p o et o f fic e a d d r e a a o f t h a c l a i m a n t , a n d ahall b e s w o r n to by . t h s c l a i m a n t , hie a g e n t , o r a tto rn e y and accom panied by s f i li n g fa* o f o n * d o l l a r a n d auch c l a i m o r d e m a n d n o t ao filed ahall b s Told. D onald Mayor A* e x e c u t o r o f t h * L a s t W ill a n d T o a t a m a n t of E r m a I. I 'f l a l g a r , d e c e a s e d W IN D K IIW E ED LK . H A IN ES A W A HD 111 P a r k ATanu*. S o u t h W in ter P ark . F lorida P u b l i s h : A p ril I I . May i . 12. I I . H I ! C D T - 7 t _________________________ IX T H E Cl It C P I T C O l ICI\ XIXTII JP IIIO A L C IK CITT O P F L O R ID A IX AA D F O B S E M IN O L E COCATV. AT PAW At). .HUM. C. A. W IIID D O N . SR.. Plaintiff, IIO I .F E N. B O I J tT K f l a n d EMMA a . UOL STE II. h i . wifi* D e f e n d a n t* . A M E N D E D N O T IC E OT S P I T . TOi I l O L F E N. IIU I JI T E R a n d EMMA <1. B O L S T E R . hi * w if e . w h o s e r e s i d e n c e la P r o v l d e n c a Hoad, C l if to n llalghls. P en n sy lv a n ia . TOU AU K I I E H E U Y OHD E H K D am i r e q u i r e d t o a a r v o a co p y of y o u r a n s w e r t o Ilia C o m p l a i n t f ile d a g a i n s t y o u In t h a a h o v * C o u r t , a co p y o f w h ic h la en c lo s e d h e r e w i t h , o n Ilia P l a i n t i f f 's a t t o r n a y a . M a r k N. Clay eland, J r . a n d C a r r o l l I lu r k a , P. H. D r a w e r * . H an­ fo rd . F l o r i d a , a n d t o file t h * o r i g i n a l In th # o f f l e * o f t h * C l e r k o f III* C i r c u i t C o u r t . In H anford , Kemlnot* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , o n o r b a f o r a Ih * J H h d a y o f May. A. D. 1!««: o t h e r a l i a Ih* a l l e g a t i o n * o f a a l d C o m p l a i n t will b s t a k e n aa c o n f e ss e d b y y ou. T h l a c a s e la a a u l l r o m m a n c ad b y a t t a c h m e n t a a a h o v * a t y l t d In w h i c h t h * P l a i n t i f f haa ao u g h t and obtained a W rit of A ttachm ent under which th e P la in tiff h a s a t t a c h , ad t h * f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d r e a l p r o p e r t y , s i t u a t e d In B am ln o l* C ounty, F lo rid a, to - w lt: Lot t o f Block I. o f S a g C a r l o s S u b d iv isio n , a* r e ­ c o r d e d In P l a t (took I. P a g e I t . P u b l i c R e c o rd s o f Hrm ln o l# C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . D A T E D t h i s 21t h d a y o f April. A. D. l i l l . a t S a n f o r d . Ham lnola C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . (SEAL) A r th u r H. B eckw ith. J r . Clark B y : M a r t h a T . V lh lan . D. f t M ack N. C l e v e la n d , J r . a n d Carroll B u rk s P. O. D r a w e r ■ H an fo rd . F l o r i d a A ttornaya for P laintiff P u b l i s h : A p r il 11. M a y 1. 11. I I . l i f t C DT-100_________________________ N O T IC E O F S l'I T P A T R I C I A WILSON, D s fandanL TOU A ND E A C H O F TO O a r a h t r a b y nollflad t h a t s u it has been com m enced a g a in s t y o u In th * C i r c u i t C o u r t o f t h * N inth Ju d ic ia l C ircuit of th * Htat* o f F l o r i d a In a n d f o r Hemlnol* C o u n t y , t h * a b b r e ­ v i a t e d t i t l e o f w h i c h 1*1 F A L L RIV E R SAVINOS BANK. Plaintiff, -va- PA TR IC IA W I L HON. a t a!.. D a f e a d a n t s . In C h a n c e r y No. H I 7 f . T h a n a t u r e o f th la a u t t la • foreclosure of that certain m o r t g a g e f r o m sa id d e f e n d a n t * to p l a i n t i f f , d a t a d M a r c h I I . t i l l a n d r e c o r d e d M a rc h f t , l i f t In O f ficial R e c o r d s B o o k 111 p a g e I I o f t h * P u b l l a R e c ­ o rd * o f H am lnola C o u n t y , F l o r ­ ida, e n c u m b e r i n g t h a t c e r t a i n p lace o r p a r c e l o f p r o p e r t y t o . r a t e d , s i t u a t e , a n d b a l n g In sa id C o u n t y a n d S t a t s , t o - w l t : L o t *. B l o c k "T." N O R T H ORLANDO TO W N SITB STH A D D I T I O N n a c a r d l n g to th* p la t th e re o f aa r e ­ c o r d e d In P l a t R o o k I I . p ag e I I. P ublla Records *f B am ln o l* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . 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Vlhlan D eputy C lark B E A R D A LU G RID LEY AND LEW IS A ttornaya fo r P lain tiff ! • N orth C o urt S tre e t Poet O f fi c e Bex S H I O rlando, F lo rid a F u b llsh : A pril I I , I I May (. I P III* TO: �/* * “ I f » Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! 2. Notices • Personals Phone Classified 6. For Rent W E L A K A APARTMENTS: VACUUM CLEANER Rooms private baths, 114 REPAIRS W. First St. Parta, Supplies, Electrolux, Kirby, Hoover, Air-Way, Furn. Apt. 2300 MeltonvIIle. Rex-Air, Filter Queen, GE, etc. Free pick-up. Housetrailcr. Call after 6, From Sanford Exchange GM VACUUM REPAIRS 322-6087. 906 So. Myrtle 122-9627 UNFURN. 2 BR Apt. Kit. equlpt. 108‘4 W. 18th. Ph. VACUUM CLEANER-LOCAL 349-3932. REPAIRS — SALES — From Seminole County ALL MAKES Furn. Apt., close In. Phone Phone 122-2282 322-2800. 322-5612 425-5938 2. Notices « Peraotiala •xnfnrh frrs ia SWEETIE PIE May 12, IPG-1 — Pane 9 12. Real Estate For Sale 17. Male Help Wanted By Nadine Seltzer ing, carporte, large storage area. $50 mo. 322-3118. your child's education. Ph. 122 3328. 1 BR., Furn. Apt. with Pvt. bath, 317 S Park Ave. SUMMER RECREATION list. C larks s a d laa»a*lss« P r a e l a r t Ke. 1 ■e a t k w e s t f a a f e r d klr. P e t e r J . B u k u r , C la r k Mrs. A n n a P. B u k u r Mr*. J o h n r . M cCloskey tire. E d B a s t Urs. A l b s r t a. T h o m a s tlrs. W. S. Y s a e k l a Ur. E. M. M a rs t o n Clee ks s a d l a a p c c t e r a F r e e t a c t Na> S L ak e M aaraa - P aata Ur. J o h n E. F o x . C la r k Mra. M a ry B. Bchmah t i n . Resale A. G o vocak Urs. M a ry E. I l l t t s l l Ure. Opal E. D o r n Ura. M a r t h a E. D a n m a r k C larks a a d laap aatara P r a e l a r t Xa. S ■aathaaat S a a fsrd Ur. J . H o w a r d Cu sh in g , C la r k Urs. E r a D. J a c k s o n Urs. C h r i s t i n a B l a n k a n s h l p Urs. R o s a O. Boy la Ura. A ly n a A d am s Ur. W i llia m O. T a n n s r , J r . Urs. J . N. 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F o r w a r d , C l a r k Ura. I le v e r l y J . l-aebley Ura. J e aale L. Nowell Ura. A m y B. W h l l d t n Ur. C l a r e n c e M. A l c h l t y Ura. B e a t r i c e P a r d o s Clarka a a d I m p a e t a o a P r e e l a e t X a IS l a e g e t e d • M art* O r l a a d a U r a C h a r l o t t e C. Otto, C lo rk U r a J o n n l o E. G r a y Ur. M a u ric e K. K u d o lp k Ur. R a lp h H a m m o n d Ure. E lla T. Dudley U ra l.ulu F . C a rlto n C lerk * a n d I m p o r t e r s P r e e l a e t N a Id Casselberry - P a r a P a r k Urs. Zllldred M. Rraeelt, C lerk Ur. E d w a r d T. K im b le Ur*. V i r g i n ia L C h a n t y Urs. D o r o t h y A. I .u n n C lerka a a d la a p a e ta ra P r a e l a r t X a IB X ertk aaat B astard Ura. H » r t r n a * w . Itau m lllal, Clerk Ure. I.lda gttna Ura M a r t h a W. R e b o r n Urs. M lnnl* M. B t r l c k l a n d U r a l l e t t y Toll U ra A n n e t t e W. L a l n g Ura E m m a Lou Maunder* Ura It. F. Co o p er Ure. C. M. F l o w e r * 're. R. F. Itoblaon Ur. J H. T r u l u c k C lerks a a d laep eetars P r e e l a e t X a Id Near Lake U r a J o h n Y a t a a 8r., C la r k Ur. M ianlty K a r a * Ur. C lo y to n l l . Po n e* Ur*, i l e r t h a B rook* U r a H aro ld A. M illar C lerks aad laspecter* P r a e t a r t h a IT X a r t h O r l a a d a - C a a a a lk a r ry Ur. J o s e p h I-alrd. C l a r k x Ura E l e a n o r Btarr* U r a E t t a M. l a w y e r • Hr*. Il»l*n F. G ree* U r a Oliva T. P l a t o * Mr. G r a h a m C. Wilton Mr. Ben IL E v a n s C lerka a a d laapaetara P r e e l a e t Xa. t« S aataad Mr*. J. C. I -av e n d er, C lerk Mr. R. F . R o e h lk M r a r a u l t l t * C. W h i l e M r a A. D. A b r a m a Mra. L o n Blmorly Mr*. L ll llo a F r a n k l i n C ltrh t aad laepeetars P r e e l a e t X a IP ■aath la a f s r d Mr. E d w a r d L* Z im m e r m a n , Clerk Mra. L u c y H. S m ith M r a A lberta B row ning M r a Nell C K a d a r M r a L il lian B. B u r k * Mr. N. V. F a r m e r Clerks a n d la e p e e ta rs P reelaet X a M Lack A rb ar - R a v e a a a M r a H a r r i e t W illiam*, C le r k Mr. R a y m o n d L u n d q u t i t M ri. A u d r e y B tllari Mr. T h e o d o r* C o n n o lly Mr*. C lo rn J o h n t o n Mr. J . Milton Moor* Clo rk * a n d l a a p a e t a r a P reelaet N a l l X artkw aet l a a f s r d M r a L illi* E. B u c k le r, C l a r k Mra. O a o r g l a P r i c e Mr. E d w a r d II. L u d t c k * M ra F lorence L o ttin g M r a G. O. N o r d g r a n C lark e n a g l a a p a e t a r a P r e e l a e t H a 11 S a a fsrd C e ntral M r a C h a r l o t t a M. S m ith , C l e r k Mist E d n a C h l t t o n d o g M r a Haool M. P la id M r a H i l d a M. W r a y Mra. C. L. R e d d in g Mro. R. T. C o w a n Mr. F l o y d A. P a l m t r Clork* a a d I m p o s t e r * P r a o t a o t X a BS •o ath F ora P a rk Mr*. 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W H O S E R E S I D E N C E IS UNKNOWN: T O U A R E H E R E B Y N O T IF1ED T h a t th* abov* nam ed P e t i t i o n e r s , A N D Y E. E V A N S o n d M A T T I E LOU EVANS, hi* wlfo, h o v * filed a P e t i t i o n In th * a b o r * a t y l a d C o u r t f o r th * a d o p t i o n o f t h * m i n o r ch ild nomad therein . LAWRENCE D E N O N EVANS, a n d y o u or* r e q u i r e d to t h o w c a u s a w h y th * l i m e s h o u l d n o t bo g r a n t •d by oorvlng a copy of y o u r w r l t t o n d e f e n s e . If a n y . u p o n A L B E R T N. F I T T S , A t t o r n e y for P o tltlo n o ra 1 M aoontc B uilding, Sanford, F lo rid a, an d by filin g th* o r ig in a l thoroof w ith th * C lork o f aald C ourt, on o r b o f o r* t h * l l t h d a y o f J u n o , A. D. t i l l , o t h o r w l e * a Do er ** m a y b* e n t e r e d a g a i n s t you g r a n t i n g th a aald a d o p ­ tio n W I T N E S S My H a n d a n d th * Heal o f a a l d C o u r t a t S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , t h l a I t h d a y o f May, A. D. I I I ! . (SEAL) A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h . J r , C la r k of C ir c u it C ourt B y i M a r t h a T. V t h l a n . D C . A l b e r t N. F l t t e 1 M a ao n te B u i l d i n g S anford. F lo rid a, A tto rn ey fo r P etitioners. P u b lle h M a y 13, I t , 31, k J u n e 3, t i l l . C D U -1 ! Legal Notice 1ST T H M C I H C C I T C O U R T O F T U B X I X T I I J i ' I t i r t At- C I R . C V I T IX A XD F O K • K M IX OL E r o r x T v . f i .o u t l i e , IX C IIA X C K H Y x n . i s o t e JIM M IE u ALLEN P laintiff CLARA ALLEN ' * “ * ~T)»fsn8ant. x o t ic b o f a iiT STA TE OF FLO R ID A , UHKKTIX O S i TOs CLARA A LLEN R e ald tn c t and address anknowni TO U A R E H E R E B Y N O T I ­ F IE D t h a t s u it for dlvorca haa b a a n filed a i a l n s t y o u In t h a C ircuit C o u rt o f th a N inth Ju d ic ia l C ircuit. In a n d for Sam lnola C o u n t y , F lorida, C h a n c a r y No. 14I1S, w h e r e i n J I M M I E L. A L L E N la P l a l n U f f an d CLARA A L LE N It D o ftn d a n t T ou a r t h arab y required t o f llo y o u r a n o w o r a n d / o r o t h e r w i s e p l e a d In o c c o r d a n c o w ith lh a la w w ith th a C lark of th a abova an tltla d C o u rt and to aarva a copy of oama u p o n F r a n k A. T a y l o r , A l t o r n a y f a r P l a l n U f f , lift N o r t h M agnolia Avanua, O rlando, Florida, on o r baforo th a I th d a y o t J u n a , A. D. t i l l . O t h e r w i s e a D e c r e e P r o C o n faaao w ill ba e n te re d a e a l n e l you f o r y o u r f a i l u r e to ao a a r v a a n d f ile y o u r A n s w e r a n d / or o th er d efam es, aa required by law . W ITN ESS m y h a n d an d lh a o f f i c i a l s e a l o f a a l d C o u r t In S a n f o r d . C o u n t y o f S a m ln o ta , S ta te of Florida, th is I t h day o f May, A. D. 1114. (SEAL) A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h . J r . , C l e r k of t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t IIy: M a r t h a T. V l h l e n , D C . F r a n k A. T a y l o r Sio N o r t h M a g n o l i a A v a n u a O rlando, F lo rid a A tto rn ey for lha P la in tiff P u b l l e h M a y I I , IS, I I , A J u n a I. 1SS4. CDU-lt IX T U B C I R C U I T C O U R T O F T H K XIXTII Jt'D IC IA L C IR . C I I IT O F F L O R I D A , IX A XD FOR SK M IX O L B CO UNTY , P L O H ID A . IX CM AXCB RY. Me. l a a a t S O C IET Y r OR B A V IN 0 8 . a C o n n e ctic u t co rp o ra tio n . P lain tiff, va. L E E It. HONES a n d IIOHK K. DUNE S, Ills wife, D efendants. X O T It B O F a l l T TO: L E E It DONEH a n d ROSE E. D O N E R h i s w if e !*IS I ' l l . 1*1. L o u is v ille, K e n t u c k y YOU AND E ACH O F TOU A R E IIK HK IIY N O T I F I E D t h a t a eu ll h a a b r a n b r o u g h t a g a i n s t y o u by S O C IET Y F O R 8 A V . INI1S, a C o n n e c t i c u t c o r p o r a ­ tio n , P l a i n t i f f , to fo ro c lo e e a certain M o rtaaaa m ors p a rtic ­ FIC TIT IO U S HANK u l a r l y • I r . r r l h e d In Ilia C o m ­ N O T IC E IS h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t p l a i n t filed In t h i s su i t , w h i c h I a m e n g a g e d In b u e l n a e e a t M o n g e r * a n c u m h e r e t h e fo l101 Tth S t r e e t , H t m l n o l s C o u n ­ l o w i n g r i r t c r l h e d p r o p e r l y , s i t ­ t y , F l o r i d a , u n d a r th * f i c t i ­ u a t e In S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r* t i o u s n a m e of, C h u l u o t a S u p ­ Ida, t o - w l t : ply. a n d t h a t I Intend to L o t I I . Illock 10. II E F T r e n t i e r a a l d Ba rns w i t h th* I.ER HOM ES O RL A N D O C lerk o f th* C ir c u it Court, S E C T IO N ONE, a c c o r d i n g g a m l n o l * C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , In t o p l a t t h e r e o f r e c o r d e d III accordance w ith th a provi­ I 'l a t llnnk I I . P a g e * I aiyt s i o n s o f t h * F i c t i t i o u s N am * *. P u b l i c R e c o rd * o f S am Btatuaa, to - w lt: Section I C » I Inn l* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , F lo rid a S ta tu te s l l l f . a n d f o r o t h e r r e lie f, a n d y o u Big: J. P. B r a t t o n a r e r e q u i r e d to f ile y o u r An*P u b l l e h M ay I , 13, 13. 31. 1IS4 w e r t o eald C o m p l a i n t w i t h t h e C D U -II Clerk of t h e a b o v e s t y l e d C ourt and I" serve a ropy P IC T I T I O U S NAtIM t h e r e o f on I ' l a l n t l f f a A t t o r ­ N O T IC E IB h a r a b y g i v e n n e y s . HOM EM IE Itl), R O S E N t h a t I a m a n g a g a d In b u tln a a * H E R O A R E ISM A N . 10 0 J A in a a t F e r n P a r k , S a m l n o l a C o u n ­ lay B u i l d i n g , M iam i I t , F l a r ty , F l o r i d a , u n d a r t h a f i c t i t i o u s Ida. n o t l a t e r t h a n t h a l l t h d a y n a m a of. F a r n P a r k P h o t o , o f May, t SSd, In d e f a u l t o f a n d t h a t I i n l a n d t o r e g i s t e r w h i c h aa ld C o m p l a i n t w i l l be e a l d n a m e w i t h t h * C l a r k o f t a k e n a a c o n fess ed b y y o u . lh a t 'l r r u l t C o u r t , g am ln o l* DATED, a t S anford. Florida, f o u n t ) . F lo rid a , In acco rd an t-* t h is Z lrd d a y o f April. I l t l . w i t h t h * p r o v isio n * o f t h * F i c ­ ( S E A L ) titio u s N am s Blatulaa, to -w lt: A r t h u r II. B e c k w i t h , J r . se ction l t l . i l F lo rid a Statute* Clark of th a C ircuit C ourt 191 •• B y M a r t h a T. V lh len Big: K. J . S h o e m a k e r D e p u t y C le r k Publlak: A pril II. P u b l l e h : April IS. May I. I L 11, t i l l Ma y l . IS. I I , I t l l CDT-ll C D T -li $105.00 Per Week Salary Plus Bonus 2, 3, A 4 BEDROOMS Fum. Apt. 115 s. French Ave. 6. For Rent 6. For Rent Phone 322-6530. Lg. 2 BR home, kit. equip., l-ROOM efficiency apt. with ROSE COURT APARTMENTS pvt. bath and shower, suit­ lg. screened porch. Children 1 BR Furn. Near Base. 2015 desired. $30 mo. In Geneva. able for couple or zinglc Sanford Ave. 668-4323. por>on or retired. All utlUSanford 3493451. tici included in rent. Ideal­ 2 BR Home in Wynnewood. ly located on First St., with­ Avail. June lit. Ph. 322 8132 in 1 block of 2 free parking F i r r t T I O l ' S STAMM loti and ihopplng center. In­ V O T IC R 18 h s r t b r e l v s n t h a t 2-ROOM furn. apt. $53 mo. quire at Manuel Jacobson w a a r s t n a a s s d In b u s l n s s a a t inch water A elec. 322-3860. 140T B. F r s n c h , Hem tnole C o u n ­ Dept. Store, 211 E. F i r s t St. ty , F l o r i d a , u n d t r t h s f i c t i t i o u s n a m s of, S s m l n o l s T r u c k B a lts, 1 BR Houaetraller furn. Adults a n d t h a t w a I n t t n d to r s a l t t s r only. $73 mo. Ph. 322-1187. FURN. Apt. Goto In. Jimmie Cowan. 322-4013. aald n a m a w i t h t h s C l s r k o r t h s C i r c u i t C o u r t , A t m l n o l t 4 BR, 2 Bath, home. Avail­ C o u n t y , F l o r l d s , In a c c o r d s n c s Clean roomi for men. 401 able, June. 322-9395. w i t h t h s p r o v i s i o n s or t h a F i c ­ Magnolia Ave. I22 07',0. t i t i o u s N 'l m i H i a t u t t a , t o - w l t : S e c t i o n SSI.01 F l o r i d a s t a t u t e s 2 BR, fully furnished. Avail­ IIIT . able May 1. Prefer adults. Unfumtihed 2 BR, home, kit­ S l g i J o s s p h C. d e n t i l s , J r . chen equipped. 322-3651. 1303 Sanford Ave. W i l l i a m T. 11.11 R aym ond J. H hafftr P u b lish May II, I t , i l A J u n e Z, t i l l . C O U -tl Mobile Home loti, 100x160, near Lake Jessup. $100 down, $30 mo. Ph. 322-9083. FHA - VA HOMES LAKE MARY. New 2 BR home. Close to school A stores. $63 mo. Monna Jarvis "Hs’s off for his Hawaiian vacation aa soon aa ha finlahaa his route, and ha doaan't oars who knowa it! 322-1810. Low Monthly Paymenla For Complete Information See Or Call Your FHA - VA SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty 2565 Park Dr. 322-2420 3 HR, 1 bath home, fenced back yard. North Orlando. Th. 3228219. IT'S YOUR FAULT It you miss thii fine 2 atory, 8 room- 3-bedroom country home. Near town for busi­ ness and RIVER for FISH­ ING. Priced right with good terms and $300 down. SO U TH W A R D AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 31A. Pets REDUCED. Boston Terrier, AKC Reg., 8 weeks old. 322-5517, One of the fastest progressing companies In IU field will Boston Bull Terrier Puppies. have a representative Inter­ AKC Reg. E. E. Walker. viewing men who hold the 806 E. 20th St. Ph. 322-6187. following qualifications: 1. Age 21 to 40 Toy Fox Terrier puppy. Phone 2. Own automobile in good 322-5365. condition 3. Willing to be away from Chihuahua, white male, 6 wks. $25. No papers, Inquire home Monday through Friday, home on week­ Guthrie'* Restaurant, N. of Monroe Bridge, 17-92.______ ends. 4. High School education or 32. Flowers - Shrubs equivalent. 5. Available for immediate YOUNG CITRUS TREKS: H " to H ", Pineapples or Ham­ employment. lins on sour—Other variet­ No experience n e c e s s a r y , ies. R. W. Williams, after thorough training is given 7 p. m. 322-6102. by company and pay begins with training. GROW your own hydroponic Sec Company Representative tomatoes; in containers; Mr. A. N. Shankland some bearing. Grosser'a Hy­ Florida State Employment droponic Farm, S. Sanford Office Ave. 9:00 A. M. to 3:00 P. M. Wednesday, May 13th, 1964 DLOOM1NG Roses on Chero­ 200 S. French Ave., kee stock. All other kinds Sanford, Fla. of Nursery shrubbery and trees. IS. Help Wanted Gray Shadows Nursery WANTED. Reliable couple ft Ml. S. on Sanford Ave, with trailer to work on A-Z poultry farm. Cassadaga 33. Furniture Rd., Orange City. Ph. 7753835. FURNITURE INVESTMENT & REALTY 19. 8ltuatlonn Wanted 119 N. Park 322-9173 PART time work wanted. Evenings and/or Saturdays. ONLY $6,900. Nice 4 BR. 2 Office or whatever avail. R E N T ~\ BED Furn. Oar. Apt. 254514 Pal­ ahady lota. Shops, Income 322-4552. metto. Ph. 322-0323 or Rol’iway, Hospital A Baby invest, potent. 322 5680. Beds. 322-6234. 21. Beauty Salon* By Day, Week, or Month 12 ACRES Gar. apL 1201 Magnolia Ave. Ph. FA 2-3161 116 W. li t St. Oak thaded large 4 Bedroom, Complete Beauty Serviea Apply 5-6:30. CARROLL'S FURNITURE 2 bath home;; Family room 3 Senior Operators with fireplace, large util­ Free Parking at 2nd A Oak 5 BR, kitchen equipped In­ 2 BR, home, kit. equip. Key* ity and double carport. Ap­ 322 5742 105 So. Oak cluding dishwasher. Many at 817 Catalina Dr. proximately 2300 eq. X. All HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK extras. $120. 822-4106. fenced. 9 Acre* cleared and 9. For Balt or Rant Ace Beauty Salon planted in bahai. 2 li 3 Bedroom Houses CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON Call for Evening Apptf. Payton Realty LAKE. Call e v e n i n g ! Mayfair Hotel Ph. 322-8525 322-1301 17-02 at Hiawatha 322-1597. Free Parking STORAGE SPACE. 307 6th Air-conditioned 3 BR, 2 bath, FA 2-1301 17-92 et Ifliwatha Spring Permanent Special St. 322-5482 or 1374. Fla. room. Available June. 20 Percent off regular prices 8-Room, nice, clean, furn. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Sanford 322-7506. Cut 'n Curl Beauty Shop apt. Pbona 322-3677. Realtor 318 Palmetto Ave. Th. 322 0834 11. Henl Estate Wantfd Raymond Lundqulit, A»»o. $ BR, unfurn. house, kitchen FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 25. Plumbing Services WANTED. Ddiirsbld tots In equipped. 2405 8, Willow. trade on Sparcraft Trailer. New Custom Built Home on PLUMBING Ph. 848-4282. Can ba teon at 2003 So. Contracting Kapairs Crystal Lake. For Informa­ COMPLETELY FURN. first French. Ph. 3220437. FREE KSTIMATE8 tion call 522-537$. floor of lovely home on tree R. L. HARVEY 12. Real Estate For Sale GREENHKIAR shaded lot on Lake Monroe, 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2 3381 as — ■ Choice Iota available In i " i n i — — Enterprise. 2 BR, 26x19 car­ 3 & 4 Grsenbriar of Loch Arbor 27. Speelil Service* peted Ur. rm. and dining REDROOM HOMES rm., buUt-ln kitchen. En­ overlooking golf court*. Expert lawn care. 322-3790. IMMEDIATE joy privacy <i fishing. $125. Custom building to your OCCUPANCY 322-3856 evenings, 322-7480 specifications. Greenbrier LAWNS renovated — Aerate Air-Conditioning Optional —Remove thatch — Chinch dayi. developed by An Low aa $350 Down Buy Spray (VC-13)—Ferti­ KINGSWOOD RENTALS FURNISHED CRYSTAL LAKE PARK lize—Ph. 322 1244. BUILDERS, INC. 1 BR, 1 Bath, 2429 Chase $55 LAKE MARY MANSFIELD LAWN SER. 202 Fairmont Dr. I Br, 1 Bath, 1008 French $60 West on 25th St. and FA 2-8074 REPRINTS AVAILABLE 3 BR, 1 Bath, 1817 Sum­ Left on Lake 3Iary Ulvd. Of picture! that have been merlin ........................... $70 322-2744 published In The Herald. $ BR, 1 Bath. 4o6 SunLAKE WYMAN Call Bill Vincent at The land Dr............................ $125 THE TIME TESTED FIRM HEIGHTS Sanford Herald, 322-2611. UNFURNISHED 118 N. Park Ave. FA 2 0123 I.ONGWOOD I BR, 1 Bath, 1522 Mellon(South on 17-92-6 ml. Plano Tuning and Repair 3 BR. CB house Ravenna Pk. vllle ................................. $50 2 Illki. Northwest ot W. L. Harmon - FA 2-4223 Low down payment. Call 3 BR, 1 Bath, Jewett Lane $90 Lungwood Plata) after 8 . m. 322 0653. 4 BR, 2 Bath, A. C., 612 PAINTING • INTERIOR - EXTRAILER it.ADES Osceloa Dr.......................$125 TER I OR and Home Im­ CONSIDERED 3 Bit- 1 bath, kit equipped. OTHERS NOT LISTED provement Contractor. All $200 down, aasume pymta. STEMPER AGENCY work may be financed up to of $7$ mo. 322-1599. 1919 So. French 322-4991 F -y rt. Guaranteed satisfac­ 2 BR. Home, Study, 144 Ph. 838 3911 tory. A. J. ADCOCK. Ph. B ithi, Urge Family Rm. In 222-9588. good neighborhood; Includ­ AIR-CONDITIONING ing stove, refrig., room airIX f O I ’XTY J I ’IIG H'n I O I IIT , By FEDDERS conditioner, washing m a­ nK M IX O L K COUNTY . F L O R ­ Property Management IDA H. B. POPE CO., Inc. chine A rugs. Really ter­ Si Sales Broker E S T A T E O F It. U. WOODH. 322-4234 rific buyl Monthly pay- 200 So. Park Ave. e/k/s n o H C o E fl. WOODS, DECEASED m enu $82.50. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, N O T IC E TO C H E U I T O I I * KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, T O A L L I'K ItS ON S HAVING SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Offers for your eel*ctlon Inc. CLAIM S O It D E MAN DH All Types and Sltci these Beautiful 2, 8, A 4 A G A IN S T S A ID E S T A T E : FA 2-8074 Y»u * m l eei h o f y n u e r e Wa Repair and Service Bedroom h e r e b y n o t i fi e d e n d r e q u i r e d to b T I N E file e n y c l e l m t e n d d r m m i d s w h i c h y ou. o r e i t h e r of you. Machinery end Supply Co. m ey hev* e g sln st ssld re la te FA 2-6432 REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE 207 W 2nd St. In t h e o f fic e nf H o n . VER­ 3rd A Park Ave. NON M IZ E, C o u n t y J u d i t r of 29. Automobile Service H rm ln o l* C o u n t y , e l hla o ffice Phone 322 5641 In t h * C o u r t H o u s e In Hmiford, F l o r i d a , w i t h i n alx c a l e n d a r 3 BR., 144 bath home. Aa- COHEN RADIATOR SHOP m o n t h * f ro m th * t i m e o f th e Free inspection, estimates, f i r s t p u b l i c a t i o n o r Ih l* no tice. suma payments. 322-5455. pickup, delivery. Recoring E a c h cla im o r d e m a n d m u s t he In w r i t i n g e n d c o n t a i n t h e Sacrifice 3 -BR, 1 bath. Total A repairs discounted. p i e r * o f r e s i d e n c e a n d post o f ­ price $8,000. 81,500 down, 21144 E. 3rd. 322-3443 fice a d d r e s s o f lb * c l a l i n e n i e n d m u s t he e w o r n t o h y th * $4$ mo. 322-3142. Payton Realty St. Johns Realty LAIN Enterprises, Inc. Legal Notice VA - FHA Jim Hunt Realty Government c l a i m a n t , hie *K*n t o r a t t o r ­ n ey , o r th * earns e h a l l he void. M ild red W o o d a S eeley As E e e c u l r l x o f ea ld e s t a t e F r a n c i s K. Wh i t a k e r A ttorney a t Law Suit* I I I I 'l a a a N a t i o n a l B a n k llld u , Orlando, F lo rld s F u h l l a h : A p ril IT. Mey ». I t , 11. 111! C D T -ll SANFORD HERALD WANT ADS BRINQ FAST RESULTS Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To make tha beat horn* buy, aa# tha VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Auto Gtasa, Tops 4i Seat Covers Owner b e i n g tram terred. Must sell 3 BR. 2 Bath Home in Ravenna Park, Sanford. Ph. 323-0648. 1901 Park Avanua PA 2-3232 anytime Legal Notice 29. Automobile Service and DeLand area to aervlce Insurance Debit. Above aver­ age guaranteed aaUry piua commissions. Good oppor­ 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 9032 tunity for advancement for a hard worker. Contact IL L WORK GUARANTEED Manager, 1219 N. Orange Ave., or write, P. O. Box 31. Poultry • Iilrentock 2403, Orlando. Fla. 1 Shetland Pony for Sale. Stallion. Call after 5, 322CAB D R I V E R S . Reliable, 4703. sober. Apply Yellow Cab Co. 201 So. Park. AGENCY - REALTOR 3463 S. Park Ave. Phonal FA 2-2264 or FA 2-2293 Seminole Realty Are you ■atisfied with your re­ Program for children of all LARGE 2 BR., furn. apt. Ph. 322 3333. cent Income Tex, or Re­ a g e groups. 2 Filtered fund? Have a free examina­ awlmmlng pools. Arts A Crafts. Qualified Instruc* UNFURN. 2 BR Duplex Apt. tion of your Return made Terrazzo floors, tile bath, tori. All day, $11 weekly. Ik b y a former agent of the Venetian shades, kit. equlpt. Day, $6.50 weekly. Trans­ Internal Revenue Service. water furn. Ph. 322-2334 af­ portation available. Happy Tel. 322-3876. Em eet Blckter 3 p. m. Acres School. Ph. 322-8481. rrll, 2101 Park Avc. 3 Rm. furn. Gar. apt. Water A elec. furn. Adults only. Ph. 322-1305 T h e f o l lo w in g n a m e d p e r a o n i have b een aelaeted b y t h a Hoard o f C o u n t y Com mleelon >ra of S em inole C o u n ty . F i o r ­ ds. to se rv e aa C lerka a n d I n ip ecto ra f o r t h a P r i m a r y E l e c ­ tion. t o b s held, T u e s d a y , Ma y EVERETT A. HARPER WANTED: Man for Sanford FURNISHED, UNFURNISH­ ED Lakefront, 3 BR, 144 bath, 15 x 30 Swimming pool in Sunlind' 121 Lake Dot. 8. Education • Instruction Housetraller, 2 rooms adjoin­ NOT LONG DISTANCE WORLD BOOK PLAN for Office 204 W. First Bljr Ball-Blair Agency 3 BR., I bath, cent, heat A alr-cond., corner lot, lake privileges, In Lake Mary. $11900. 322-2903. 2 BR frame bouae. Very clean. 90S Myrtle. Ph. Jimmie Co­ wan, 322*4018. 16. Female flelp Wanted Make Money the easy way. Full time, part time. Ph. 322-2016, 2 4c 6 p. m. Otflea FA 1-2119 WANTED. Babysitter for 2 Night FA 2-0648 amall children in my home. 223 0700 Live in or out. Ph. 322-5191. 8864 Park Dr. S u ta rd , Fla. 3 COMPLETE ROOMS ONLY $219.50 Easy Terms Shop and Save The Budget Way BUDGET FURNITURE CO. 298 Long wood Plaza 17 92 l’h. 938-4583 34. Articles For Sale May Special*. Air mats, 99c. Surplus City- 201 W. 1st St., Sanford. Like New Air Compressor. Reel's Body Shop, 10th & Sanford. 20 X 12 carpets, 323-0609. BICYCLES: Man and wom­ an's English bicycles, good cond. $15 ca. 322-7077. FLORIDA BIRD LIFE. Over 500 pages, 40 color plates, on birds of Florida. Send check or money order for $12.50 plus 38 cento Fla. Sales Tax. We pay postage. R o o k Tracers, Chuluota. Florida. 4 x 4 Ft. steel utility trailer. Ph. 322-5106. For easy- quick carpet dean , in ; rent Blue Lustre Elen, trie Shampooer. Only $1 per day. Carroll'* Furniture. SINGER AUTOMATIC Zigzags, A-l Condition. Makce buttonholes- automatic de­ signs, blind stltlrhes. Pay $8.40 per month. Guaranteed. 1964 MODEL In beautiful Walnut Console. This ZlgZag machine mono­ grams, appliques, embroid­ ers, French knots, overcasta and satin stitches with no attachments brand n e w . Complete price $77. NO DEALERS PLEASE. Com# in and take this fine Deluxe ZigZag home with you. NO GIMMICKS! This machine IS for S aid Free Home Demonstration. Ruy locally A be serviced. Sanford Sew­ ing Center, 104 So. Park, 3229411. Refrigerator, Westinghousc, 11 cu ft. Auto, defroster. Per­ fect cond. $00. Allow $10 for transportation. DeBary 668-4026 after 5 p, m. 35. A rtic le s Wanted CASH for good clean Used Furniture. Noll-Furay FurnL ture. 001 W. First St., Ph. 322-0591. Used furniture, appliances, 36. Automohilea • Trucks toola, etc. Bought • Sold. Larry's Mart 115 Sanford *61 Tempest. White sidewall tires, RAH, S speed* floor Ava. Ph. FA 2-4152. stick, 4 Cyl. Good shape. Take up payments. 322-4992. For tiie biggest selection of nearly new and used furni­ ture, ace Noll'* Furniture '51 Chewy, 114 ton truck, Exc. cond. D. M. Cope, Orlando Brokerago In Casselberry 295-5036. on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 6. Sell Us Your Furniture. *53 Chevrolet. RAH. good transportation. Needs tag. Quick Service With the I’h. 322-7090. Caih. SUPER TRADING POST. FA 2-0677, BUYING A NEW or USED CART FREE ESTIMATE FINANCE IT WITH Of Uphotiierlng A Mattress ren­ ♦ Low Interest Rates ovating. New A Used Furni­ ♦ Low Monthly Peymeet* ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. FLORIDA STATE RANK Co., at 709 Celery Avo. FA 2-2HT. '57 Cbavrolet, floor shift* runt good $473, 322-2685. 34. Artlrlex For Sale SIDING A Doors. Cheap Ph. I960 Fiat 300 Hianchlni, new tirci, good cond., $350. Ph. 522-2506 after 0. 322-8522. Caloric Gas Range. Like new. HIGHEST TRICE PAID Reasonable. 3228211. FOR EXTRA CLEAN CARS 322-450$ HONEY FOR SALE: One gal­ 1012 Sanford Ave. lon, $3.00. Call 322-2900 af­ ter 5 p. m. FREE DELIV­ ERY WITHIN SANFORD CITY LIMITS. $ Bank $ READY MIX CONCRETE Patios, Floor, Free Estima.'js Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, sand, cement, rock, pipe, iteel, grease traps, dry wells. Stepping stones. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 309 Elm Avc. 322-5751 SINGER SLANT-O-MAT1C SLANT-O-.MATIC 500A Fully automatic. Just dial it and sew. Take up payments of $10.20 mo. or pay off bit. $168.40. Liberal trade for your old machine. Call anytime for Free Home Trial. 322 8827. WORLD BOOK Encyclopedia. 1964 Edition. Like new. Large Print. Park Avc. Trailer Court, Lot 03. Repossessions '61 '55 '53 '59 '57 '56 '58 '55 '59 •59 '58 '37 *56 '50 Renault. $607 ba], $33 mo. Chevrolet $597 bal, $32 mo. Pontiac, $499 bal, $25 mo. Ford, $514 bal, $27 mo. Ply.. $492 bal, $26 zno. Chev., $618 bai, $33 mo. Metro.. $319 bal. $34 mo, Mercury, $487 bal, $26 mo, Hillman, $687 bal, $34 mo. Ply., $681 bal, $34 mo. Chrys., $687 bal, $33 mo. Hulck, $590 bal, $32 mo, Ford, $197 bal, $12 mo. Mercury, $87 bal, $3 mo. National H E l'U aataaluN o, INC. SANFORD AVE. OPEN EVENINGS SEWING MACHINE REPOSSESSED SINGER Phone 322-4503 Fully automatic. Sews on buttons. Makes buttonholes, 37. Boat* • Motor* embroiders, m o n o g r ams, blind hems, etc. All with­ USED BOATS A motors. out attachments. Guaran­ GUNS. New A Used. Large selection. Will trade, also teed. lik e new. Sold new repair. Tackle told A re­ over $300. Balance duo only paired. Osteen Bridge Fish $79.86 or $8.09 month. Call Camp A Gun Shop. Collect for Free Home Trial Senkarik Glass and Paint 241-9589 Service Discount. Gateway To Th* Waterway Company 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-482: itobson Sporting Goode Your EVINRUDE Dealer 304-6-9 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-3961 b ig $ $ s a v in g s AUTOMOTIVE 25 hp. Evlnrude motor with On Floor Models A AIR-CONDITIONING 3 tanka, $60. $22 9382. Demonstrator* INSTALLATION • SERVICING ■ (FREE Repair ESTIMATES) Good Used Cars Sold 31). Trailer* • Cabanax In Your Home 919 French Ave. 322-7765 In Sanford Cull SPARCRAFT 10 x 45. Com Aa Investment, not an ex­ SINGER pletely furnished. Sacrifice pense. Call FA 2-5812 for Representative at price. Can be seen e t 2003 expert advlca on a Herald Alan's Fabrics A Rugs So. French Ave. Phone 32f-[ odtfrUsing campaign. $22-3713 6457 tot further JaformaUon.1 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Wagner’s Amoco SINGER Birthday Sale! Pr 4 �SZf£a£ET!*T^: Casselberry Club Women Hear Talk About State Parks By Jane Casselberry Page 10 — May 12, 1964 3br 0«nfurh Brralb State parka and historical memorials within easy driving distance were featured in a WASHINGTON’ (UPI) — Istate Chnirman Robert For-[man from 1959 to 1901 and colored film presented by Rep. Robert Taft Jr., R-Ohio, sythe. When word leaked out now heads the Senate GOP Ralph Hager, chief of the In­ is being talked up today as that the keynoting assignment Campaign Committee, is slat­ formation and Education De­ a likely choice for keynoter was being set up for the not- ed for the role of permanent | partm ent of Florida Hoard of of the Republican National so-well-known Minnesotan, ne- chairman. Parks and Memorials, for' the Convention in a shift away ' gative reaction chilled his Gov. Mark Hatfield of Ore­ Woman’s Club of Casselberry. from a little-known state prospects, gon is regarded as the best Lovely scenes taken at High­ leader. j Taft, son of the lulu Sen- bet for temporary chairman. land Hammock State Park Party leaders, it was learn- ate GOP Leader, was pushed Both chairmen, as well ns the n e rr Sebrlng; Hillsborough ed. have scrubbed the p rior'into nntional prominence just keynoter, deliver nationally River State Park north of ronsidcratian given Minnesota a week ago by his smashing televised speeches. But the Tainpa; Tomoka River State four-to-one victory for the heaviest loud falls on the Park, near Ormond Heach; Ohio Republican senatorial permanent chairman, who preHager told many amusing nomination. The 47-yenr-old sides during adoption of the anccodotcs about the state Taft beat Ted W. Brown, platform nnd nomination of parks and pointed out many in­ Ohio secretary of state, nnd | the presidential and vice teresting features, such as is favored to win the seat held presidential candidates, the alligators a t Highland by Democratic Sen. Stephen Hammock who eagerly await M. Young, who won renomi­ their daily ration of marsh­ nation. mallows. FH T IT IO I « S U i r , T h e GOP arrangements The increasing popularity of eby g iv e n committee meets May 23 in ( h aNtO Tf IaCrnK I S h e r in our state parks is shown by By Mr*. Adam Muller b u R ln r n a H**rnltlo1#» I’nimtho half million overnight Dr. John Johns of Stetson ! Washington to pick officers n t K *» r*n t MILS. KKNNKTH (iltEKN. president of the Woman's Club of C assel­ ty, Klo rl'ln, u in le r tli* H< tltimi* campers who used the facili­ University w i l l lie guest for the convention opening in tlH IlH* of, l*J»n Ic* berry, left, studies colorful folder on Floridu State Parks with Kalph ties during 1W13. speaker for today's 7:30 pm . Fan Francisco on July 13, On C r r . u ii a n d f U i t r y Mhnpp**. linger, idlest speaker and Mrs. J. E. Dunwood, program chairman. Ilaifcr a rid if ia t I In t •»n*i to r r iiliit f ir He answered the many quo*, meeting of the DeBary Civic May 20, the Republican N'a- *•1-1 r i me ullh tii a I'lnk Of is chief of tho information anil education denartment of the Florida lioard tlons from members of the Assoriation to be hold in the j tionnl Committee will give H i * C i r c u i t C o u r t , H r m ln o l r (Herald Photo) of Parks and Memorials. C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , in n c r o r d a n c a audience concerning the park Community Center. formal approval to the choices w it h t h e p ro v iit io f j* o f tiif* F i r ■ystem. Dr. Johns is no stranger to f°r temporary chairman, key- t It lour* N a m e H tM tutea, t o - u l t : • tlori $»».'».»:» h 'ln r b ln H t d lu t m During the business meeting the area as many residents nnter and permanent chair- S» IM S 7. the new president, Mrs. Ken­ have enjoyed his informative man. t*nrr Mutkmr**t.» Melater neth Green, announc'd the and entertaining talks bolh ■ Fen. Thruston B. Morton, P u b l i s h : Apr i l 2'*. Mnr f» . 12. ID. m i appointment of the following party chair- C|» T-J0 2 in DeBary nnd in Del.and. R-Ky., who Carl Jack, Mrs. J. K. Dun Members are invited to atwoody and Mrs. R. D. Wesley, tend and bring a neighbor to program committee; Mrs. L. E. C. Woodcock, fi3, former the meeting which will be the K. Swope, membership; Mrs. By Jane Casselberry (fort, Linda Cote, Betty Davis, Snnforil Imsinrssmnn, di'-d un- last liefore the summer reC. K. Fisher, courtesy; the Susannc Follcy, Sandra Had- ex|>ectc<lly this morning at cess. Principal John Angel of permanent executive hoard, On Tuesday, May 19, at 7:30 ing, Patricia ilalsy, Evelyn Jaeksonviile. South Seminole Junior High bouse and grounds; Mrs. Ed­ p m., there will be a meeting ward Pender, hostesses; Mrs. School at Casselberry has an­ llammcl, Alice Harris, Mari­ A native of Douglas, Ga., for those interested in assist­ Nance Russell, publicity; Mrs. nounced the honor roll for lyn Jenqtiln, Brenda Jones, he had resided in Sanforil ing willi the DeBary Youth Albert Grim wood, Mrs. El- the fiftli six-weeks grading Beverly Ketcham, Barbara from his early youth until 1910, Program which will run for It Ko/le, Karen Lyons, Connie period. Wood Hciss, and Mrs. R. K. Student* making all "A’s" M u r r y , Jeanne Pcrraull, when ho removed to Jackson­ weeks during the summer va­ Marsh, ways and means; Mrs. cation. Ren Evans and Mrs. Edward included Gerard O'Connor, Hsihara Peterson, Barbara ville. Glenn Smltli, overall chair­ Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lunn, year book; Mrs. Clar- Janet Waltman, Deldiy Davis, Wcyers and Rebecca Wil­ Marllco Woodcock; a daughter man, and Chester Rcarlrk, •nco Doebcner, telephone James Krik.sen, Judith Gregg, liams. Eighth graders were Hnr- Mrs. S. J. Davis Jr., nnd president of the Civic Associa­ committee; Mrs. Darius Prin- Michael Shaw, Linda Walt­ gle, chaplain and Mrs. Edith man, James liner bus, Court­ bara Andrews, Keith Creedcn, three granddaughters, of San­ tion which sponsors the pro­ ney Durrcll, Belinda Carr and Charles Engle, T h o m a s ford and five sisters. Miss gram, will he present to ad­ Myndcrxe. music. Hawks, Anne Higgins, John Versa Woodcock, Mrs. It. T. dress tile parents. It was announced that the Donna Tomlin. recent cancer drive conducted Ninth grade honor students Meadows, Terry Mosley, El­ Johnson and Mrs. Bertha Ter­ Announcement h a s been In Casselberry by the Wom­ were Randy Reach, Peter len Nibluck, Linda Smith, rell, of Sanford; Mrs. Gertha made Rial work will soon get j an’s Club amounted to $005.18. Iicrry, David Buckner, Brian David Unlcy, Suzanne Web­ Rivers, Savannah, N. Y., and underway on the Community Hie club wishes to thank all Bury, Richard Clarke, Robert ber. Rebecca Allen, Lalon By­ Mrs. Eunice Iluticr, Phoenix, Center building program to establish an American lied those who donated so gener­ Eldridge, Ranald Greene, Ro­ ers, Linda Gamlilin, Mary Ariz. Funeral and burial services Cross room where emergency ously of their time and money b e r t Herrington, Michael Klinger, Donna Wilson, Doris Howell, Steve Huber, Daniel Aikens, Walter Bistline, Judy will be in Sanford, in charge supplies ami articles will be to make the drive a success. stored. A family night covered disli Kiser, Paul Lambert, David Chcnot, Vicki Doggctt, Can­ of Rrisson Funeral Home. ■upper will be held at the Mengcl, Frank Moore, Ray­ dace Herrington, Mary Keiin, clubhouse on Saturday at 0:30 mond 1’ a r k e r s o n , Gary Timothy Layman, Mike Mc­ p. in. Those nttending are Planck, Williuin Pugh, Rich­ Clure, Jeanne Olsen, Bonnie asked to bring their own table ard lianas, Peter Pync, Ter­ Simmons, Jon Simunek, Bar­ service and a covered dish. ry Schcinbcra, James Shawn, bara Smith, Jerry Warren, Members of the Casselberry Brian SlcJili, Charles Stewart, Nancy Brockcnlirougb, Iluano club are planning to attend David Strauglian, Allen Sulli­ Gclyer, Brenda Morgan, Pa­ a County Federation luncheon van, Dale Tucker, Joy Hisliop, tricia ilarvillc, Sheila Isaac, to lie held at the Hamilton Michele Caldwell, Susan Com* Sally Lunn, Theresa Mc­ Laughlin, Bicbard Mayberry, House on Thursday, May 28, John Newell, Marccnc Stai, The lioard meeting will lie Cheryl Waiters, Katherine held at 10 a. m. and the busi­ Ford, Rose Di Sandro and ness meeting will start at SHORT OR LONG TERM FINANCING Kathy Lakulosli. 10:30 a. m. AVAILABLE AT I.OW COST THRU ONE OF Klmrrtin Riser, daughter of Seventh graders included Refreshments of iced tea FAN FORD’S I.RADING BANKS — MOST LOANS and cake were nerved by tho Mr. ami Mrs. J. A. Riser of Scott Gctlngs, Gerald Haas, ARRANGED IN OUR OFFICE — IN MINUTES. hostesses, Mrs. William Til- 2-10(1 .Summerlin Ave., has Chuck Tomlin, Jay Wolk, ford, Mrs. Darius Pringle, been awarded a key as run- Debra Dane, Carol Sullivan. Mrs. P. D. Knight, Mrs. norup to the Rest All-Around David Harkins, Kent Planck, Frank Hlngham and Mrs. H. Girl Award at South Georgia Phyllis Honckemiier, Cheryl J . Duerr following tho pro­ f.’ollege'a Honors Day ban­ Clark, Judy Eller, Elizalx'lb quet. Hubbard, Karl Eriksen, Con­ gram. Misa Riser was a represent­ nell McGcehan, Kathryn Bar­ ative to the Student Govern­ ker, Barbara Bryant, Herment Aasoeiation ami a mem­ mine llariek, Ronnie Stodden, III N. FRENCH AVE. ber of tho newspaper staff Cheryl Wyglo, Terry PattiK U T i r i l l t a v s si is SANFORD, FI.A. :I22-5I12 N O T I C E IS licrelijf K l v m t h a t liml arrved aa sect clary for shall, Merldcl Eddy, Freder­ 1 a m e n a a s - l In h u a l n e i a a t tho Future T e n c h e r a of ick Mead, Elizabeth Bryan "llenriqiinrtcrH For Sprinker Systems” C h ulunta, S -m tim U C o u n t y , Amerira Club. uml Nancy Napicrata. F l o r i d a , u n d e r Ilia f i c t i t i o u s GOP Eyes Taft As Convention Keynoter DeBary Civic Group To Hear Dr. Johns Legal Notice Former Sanford Resident Dies South Seminole Junior High Honor Roll Is Announced EARLY AMERICAN FURNITURE AT REVOLUTIONARY PRICES ONLY — L IV IN G ROOM O U T F IT in • • • • Warm U rn * n Upholstery Fahri, l.arsr Winghsek Snfs-llrH Winghark Chsir with Oltnm.n 3 Genuine Maple Tahir. — 1 Cnrktail and 2 Step-End Table* 2 Mapl e T a h i r Lamp* EASY TERMS — OPEN I R I OW NIGHTS M A T H E R of Sanford Sanford’s Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store 203-09 E. 1st ST. FA 2-0983 "• • : Vv> i - Even my scooter’s a rooter for Methyl! Need a New Pump — *> v» -v Bathroom Or Sprinkler System B u t . . . Short of Cash? No Need To Wait- Sharron Riser Awarded Key SEE US N O W ! W A LL SU P P LY Legal Notice Siam* of. H ook T r a r . r s , a n d Slint I I n l a n d t o r eiclatcr aald tiam a w ith th e C lerk o f tha C i r c u i t C o u r t , H em lnota C o u n ­ t y , F l o r i d a , In ......... w ith 4ha p r o v is io n s o f th a F ic t it io u s N a n i s H t a t u l s s , t o - w l l : S e c t io n H i. f > ) F l o r i d a H la l u t a a 1»ST. S lit : t l a o r a l n r J. s t ic k l e r P u b l i s h S l a y 13, l» , : « * J u lia Come See...Come Save...Come Now.. Rambler's Spring Selling Spree! !. IKI. C liU -J l mmrmim far ^ BEDROOMS!j I t ’s 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. Newt Spirited Ramblei Classic Typhoon STANDARD IfU n e tS S TA R R IN G T Y P H O O N . new limited edi­ onr to a iM «f roo * i m i Cm tuuwddiciSoa fee »l*tpin| condodi $1 1 9 95 Model RP204A SANFORD ELECTR IC CO. 118 Magnolia / 322-1562 tion Rambler Clussic that introduces the new TORQUE COMMAND ”232” engine—the 6 that comes on like an 81 You can get this biggest, most modern U.S.-built 6 in any top-of-lhe-line Classic, and right now you can save during Rambler’s big Spring Selling Spree! See all our popular Classics, thrifty Americans, luxurious Ambassadors—and get a smart new Rambler V-8 or 6 for less than you ever thought possible! BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. ■ ■■■ animportant gasoline discovery! Methyl* steps up • W . t h p - l / i i l t m t r k fo r w rit,knock c o m p o u n d Teat the Beet-Go R A M B LE R V-8 O R 6 NO.1 IN COMPACT*CAR SALES “ 301 West First Street, Sanford, Fla. Watch the Danny Kaye Show on CBS-TV,Wednesday evenings — — — Methyl ...n o w In Standard gasolines—at no in cre a se t^ rin p rie s! • I �P * 0 ''* 6 ©hr f Zin Code 3277132771 Zip Code Mtmib Com m andos Miff C u b an M ill, R efu g ees R ep o rt J WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Thursday with scattered showers in afternoon; high today 85-00; low tonight in COs. VOL. 56 United Pre*sTea.«rii \V re established 11108 WEDNESDAY, MAY 13.1901 SAN FOLD. FLORIDA NO. 189 ^ C l O C^* State Board OKs Burns, High; Kelly Blasts 'Irregularities' MIAMI (UPD — Seaborn* Cuban commando force* early today attacked and heavily damaged a Castro sugar null ; at Pilon, on the southern coast of Orienle Province, \ exile source* reported from an unidentified Caribbean base. The telephone reports said the raid was carried out by commando forces of Manuel Artime, a leader ol the abor­ tive ttwt Hay of Pig* invasion. Artime heads the movement for revolutionary recovery (MRR) exile organization. Early information said tho attack was carried out be­ tween 2 a. m. and 3 a m., and the commando*, after pushing inland to hit the sugar null made a successful escape. There wa* no indication al casualties inflicted, if any. In the May 8 ediiton of Life magazine there'* a story en­ titled "We Fight and Die. And No Ona Cnres." Il’» a composition of letters from Capt. Edwin G. Shank Jr. in Viet Nam to his wife. He states, "Although this is called a dirty little war and Is far from the shores of the old USA, it's n hig, mean war, We are getting beat. We are undermanned and undergun­ ned.” CIIAKI.KS HUNTER DAVID LANIER • • • Sanforditca will read the atory with many a heart-tug because one of our finest, SAIGON, South Viet Nam Capt. Terry Cordell, the re­ nowned “sourball Captain," (U1M) — Secretary of Defense was one of the dedicated Robert S. McNamara wound TALLAHASSEE (UPD — Amerinns who early gave his up two days of "intensive Th« state rnnvnssinir board life in what was railed a talks" on the progress of the today officially declared May- j "dirty little war" but which anti-Communlst campaign in ors llaydon Hum* of Jack­ South Viet Nam today, predict­ David Lanier was elected Linda Spencer, and treasurer, while truly dirty, is far from sonville and Robert King student council president of Susan Piercy. email in its degrading effect ing that "this is going to be Senior Class vice president, High of Miami ns the runoff the Seminole High School in on the fair name of Uncle a long war" which might last 5 to 10 years. llisncr; secctrary, Nam. candidate* for governor May voting at the school Tuesday Ronnie A mistrial was declared and Charles Hunter was nam­ Carol Torres; treasurer, Su- Tuesday afternoon in the sec• • • Oft. ed p i e»!doi.‘ 'of-J* * i,lug. Student Coun j Veterans of Korea will read The hoard also declared l'lass ami Steve Harris, Jun­ cil representatives, Honnlc Ca- •'lid degree murder care ASWAN, U.A.R. (UPD — this new episode in the Far brought against Alton Wil­ state Rep. Earl Fnirrlotli of ior class president. join, Ronnie Hall ami Diane! liams. The case was heard in East war (in which we spend Thousands of cheering Egypt­ ian laborers moblred visiting Student council vice presi­ Powell; chaplain, Terry Ha-j Circuit Court here. Miami n* the first primary lots of money and nre losing Soviet Premier Nikita S. far too many precious Ameri­ winner of the race for state dent, Jim Dodson; secretary. | bun. Judge Volie A. Williams doI Khrushchev today when lie | Junior class president.' dared the mistrial after a sixcan lives) with many a tear attorney general, nosing out symbolically completed the Steve Harris; vice president, man Jury stated it was "hope­ and bitter reminiscence of incumbent James W. Kynes first stage of the Aswan Dam Stcfany Westgate. A runoff lessly deadlocked." their frustrations in that by less (linn l’-00 votes. by dropping a stone into the election for secretary I* slat­ The defendant is accused of “ police action." All pntriots The board heard a lengthy River Nile. ed today with the candidates causing fatal injuries to a will do well to spend a half protest by representatives of SANFORD ARTIST Jan Galvin was antonc local talents exhibiting at being Carol Hessercr and four year-old boy last Nov. S hour rending this chain of Sen. Scott Kelly of Lakeland, the Sidewalk Arts Festival in the mall at Seminole Plaza. Shown with a Cathy Westbrook; treasurer, hy beating hint with hi* fists letters that points up the pica number three man in tho sixWASHINGTON (UPD — collection of her prizewinnintr ceramics and oils, she also is exhibiting Michael Scolt; stuilent council and s switch. Death was attri­ beard so often from "the Several U. S. drug companies man lace for governor on tlie paintings and sculpture at the DcBnry Mansion. (Herald Photo) representatives, Patricia Slen- buted to massivo internal voices of experience," get in have been conlacted by Com­ Democratic ticket, who alleg­ stroin, Jim Robbins, Tom hemorrhages. this mess and get it over,—or munist Cuba about purchases ed voting irregularities in Hemphill; and chaplain, Step­ Williams denied the charge. WASHINGTON (UPD — get out, NOW! four counties. of unusually large amounts of hen Duffcy. Sen. John J. Williams, It-I)e|„ • • • His defense counsel, Public Hut (lie board bad told Kel­ medical supplies. Next year's yearbook editor asked the Senate today to Defender David Flaxer, con­ If you don't hnve a copy of ly at tlie start that it had no broaden the Hobby Haker in­ will be Sherry Marazila and tended during summation that the magazine, or can't borrow authority to inquire into al­ quiry to cover the conduct of the associate editor will bo the injuriea could have been one from a friend, read the leged Irregularities, order a CORNWALL, Pa. (UPD — its members and the handling Linda Mitchell. caused by Williams' wife. one in the city library. . . . A minor earthquake struck recount or go behind tho of­ of campaign contributions. Hie trial began Monday Hut read it. . . . Ami think this Lebanon County commun­ ficial results ns certified by morning, continued through­ Hie Delaware senator, who about it. You will — and ity Tuesday, damaging only the election officials of the County commissioners Tues­ county attorney, Harold John­ out tlie afternoon, then re­ instigated the investigation plenty! 07 counties. a night's sleep for the • • • cessed till Tuesday morning. day criticized a Tampa tuber­ son, to pursue the m atter fur­ Kelly, whu came in tho into the business and financial PANAMA CITY (Ul’l) bo-ough'a 2,000 residents. culosis hospital for its "dis­ ther to see if some means Government candidate Marco room midway thtoiigh the affairs of the former Senate Tho jury got tlie ease shortly A recent letter in The Her­ before noon and nt 2:25 p.in. ciplinary release" of a TH pa­ could Ik- found to curtail Un­ A. Itoldes was elected presi­ bearing accompanied by ald from a render called at­ his! Democratic secretary, introreported tlie deadlock. freedom of the patient. •bleed an amendment to his tient from Seminole County tention to the fuct that the dent of Panama today hut the pretty wife, Margie, said he | WASHINGTON (UPD Nearly 200 members of four Judge Williams set bait at "SonieUiing is w r o n g , ' * I loan he nosed nut for the-oost, with! c-nf*r -vith hi* Mtmn- original resolution 1<> s^ecjfiSanford Naval Air Station Southern Senators pressed and charged such action could .i the Sanford civic organization* $7,500 and the defendant was was not identified on State their talkathon against the "contaminate" many innocent .’.very s -.'l. ‘ *.' ,'1’ow.s r.iii*tn ix-rrcsidcnt Arnulfo Arias, cyj *fcr- n a iding if in, -vlll; ea’ y it.rludo -.-,ut3t held their weekly meeting* at remanded to the county jail probe. citizens. think that tuey will let him Road Department maps. Sent* civil rights bill today, and j charged Iraud and called on stick by a statement of yes­ William* s a i d he was noon today at the Sanford pending a new trial or until inole Chnmhur Manager John supporters of the measure T h e Commission learned out to contaminate tin* pub- 1tho people to support his claim terday in which bo said ho Naval Air Station a* guests bail can l>e posled. to victory. Krider said this punning that maneuvered behind the scenes some time ago that the person t he." would incept the decision of prompted by a ruling given of the r o m in a n d i n g of­ Prosecuting the ease was had In-en dismissed from the 1 Ik e chairman added lie had Ralph Davis, executive direc­ for a vote later on curbing Election board sources said tlie board and would not chat-1 Tuesday by special counsel hospital due to his incorrig- lalkl>d with "several TH offi- j ,hat witj, (|lr, vote, froln on|y tenge the results in court. Lennox P. McLendon, who ficer and the commander of Ally. .Mika lloscman. tor of the State Rond Depart­ debate. Heavy Attack Wing One. While the jury was consid­ able conduct. In a letter to eials" and that they had "ex- --j (lf ,|lc na|(on-x i m ,,r ment, was advised of this sevliref . The reason for tlie confer- said the original resolution Organizations which parti­ ering this case, Judge Wil­ county authorities, it was 1pressed alarm " at the release. einets still missing, Itoiilt* enre may havo been a state­ did not contain authority for cral months ago and that the cipated in tho Armed Force* new 19f.4 maps do include the NEW HAVEN, Conn. (UPD pointed out tlie man declined The county attorney is to fol­ bail an 11,000-vote margin ment by Secretary of State the rules committee to Inves­ Week event were the Rotary liams ordered another jury low up the board's concern over Anas. They said Arias Tom Adair,*, canvassing hoard tigate activities of senators. Cluli, Lions Club, Kiwanis clioson to hear a breaking and —Hamilton Uasso, 59, a mag­ adequate treatment, used im­ base. entering and petit larceny with a letter expressing its • • • William* also amended the proper language and in other could not will even if all the chairman, tlmt lie felt Kelly's azine editor who became one Club and the Sanford-Seminole charge lodges! against a man Mrs. Wills Ilood, superin­ of the nation’s best-selling ways violated hospital regula­ disagreement ou-r the man­ uncounted ballots were in his attorney* Imd impugned the original resolution to keep the Junior, Chamber of Com­ identified as John Grubbs. ner in which tlie patient was name tendent of the Sanford Zoo, novelists, died in Grace-New tions. integrity nf election author­ investigation alive until Sept. merce. It is alleged that Grubbs, dismissed. I. It was scheduled to expire lie wa* subsequently dis­ At mid-day, tlie vote was ities in several counties if bus five puppies und a year- Haven Hospital today, after Captain* Itolicrt M. Ware, with the help uf (wo accom­ It was pointed out that otlu-r Hollies 128,529 and Anas 117,at the end of this mouth. charged, the Commission was old water spaniel fur which a long illness. they made charge* of irreg­ NAS commanding officer, and plices, look « safe containing means of limiting the freedom 055. told. she's seeking homes. Within ularities ami tlu-n did not do Sen. Clifford P. Case, H-N. J. O. Mayo, commander of valuable pajK-rs from llio of such patients is available J . , urged the rules committee Commission C h a i r m a n Arias charged the election anything about it. th« last few weeks some 25 Tuesday to question each sen­ Heavy Attack Wing One, house occupied by Alex Wynn WASHINGTON (UPD — James I*. Avery Jr. asked the and some measure should be had li v e n "a scandalous dogs havo been brought to He suggested they take the j taken to see that this course fraud.” ator about any business deal­ briefed the visitor* about the of 1015 W. loth St. The theft her and she's found homes for The House Armed Services matter to rouit. is followed. ings witli Maker. Sen. H. activities and plan* of their is alleged to have occurred on "The people have tlie decis­ all except tho six she now Committee is looking into Kynes, a member of the respective commands at 12:12 The Commission also heard ion in llicir hands," he said canvassing board, disqualified Everett Jordan. D - N. C\, p. m. in (lie station'* theater. Aug. 5, 1063. has. Two of the puppies are charges that Americans arc The defense and prosecuting a request from Ally. William in an apparent call for a himself because lie went into chairman of the committee, from the s|Niniel's recent lit­ fighting In South Viet Nam Following tlie briefings Ihc attorneys were the same fur C. Hutchison for a decision public demonstration of supcharged that Case hail read i­ with obsolete airplanes ar.d ter. The other three ore just court yesterday to rtiMlIenge I on who owns a ditch in the porl. ed the "height of demagog­ visitors civic groups dined tlie previous ctsc. oilier equipment. plain pups. results in Ids race and to nsk Sanford Shopping Center area. uery" and said Ills proposal “ Navy style" in the station's • * • tlie court to declare him the was an insult. mess ball. Hutchison said his client O 8 A G E H E A C II. Mo. Woman at political meet­ winner over Fairlutli. After lunch the civic club TALLAHASSEE (UP1) — (U PD —A traveling salesman wanted the ditch either piped ing: "I'm not prejudiced at 'Die olfiria! canvass, unless! members were taken on a and then closed over or he all. I’m here with a perfect­ Attorney* for the AAA Auto and hi* ,’^.fc were slain last upset by a court, makes Fair"drive through" tour of llio (the client) would fill it in. ly open and unhlnsed mind to Club and City of Miami were night in a mystery shooting base. The trip featured sev­ Circuit Court, with Juilgo cloth attorney general-elect of ! A prolonged discussion oc- I I I moment* after they checked Proiong.-d T I f ; a U to ask the State Supreme listen to what I am convinced eral new buildings and a peek Volie A. Williams presiding, Florida since lie tins no He-1 Court today not to validate in at a motel in tl.is lake of br,wwn I""1 Y V a Y 1 0 V 1 6 1 110111 publican opponent, and lie is pure rubbish.” at tlie new base swimming lias validated $800,000 in re­ .. AAvery i'P rv riv e r tin* m c t'tlu n * toto ■ over tlie nprocedure a $17 million bond issue for tin* • • • Ozark retort community pool. venue certificates to finance would lake office next Jan ­ WASHINGTON (UPD — be taken and the matter fin­ In obtaining a new driver's Uk> proposed Everglades Turn­ Cecil llylieo of Hutehinsmi, ally was referred to the coun­ The first planes in * newly uary'. SN'AS will hold open bouse the proposed city water works Kan., and his wife, lxith in license, did you ever seek to pike. The healing threatened to ItAIFORD (UPD — Two from lo a. in. until 2 p. nt. expansion. their early 50s, were cut ty attorney for a legal opin­ modified fleet of U. S. bomb­ grow heated at several points, killers, one of them a "Dr. Saturday which will be the City Manager W. E. Knowles correct your name as it ap­ er* "are enroute now and down by a volley of shots ion. 15th observation of Armed said the certificates will ba pears on the old license? It as utloineys for Kelly pushJekyll and Mr. Hyde" person­ The Commission also reacti­ will arrive in South Viet Nam which dioppeil them between takes an act uf Congress and earl) next month." the Penta­ and prodded to try to get the ality, died for their crimes Forces Day. Tlie public lias ready for sale about June I, vated a committee to study their automobile ami the door I another ol the Stats! Legisla­ board to take some netion on Tuesday in tile stale prison's been invited by Navy official* Hals for the construction con­ gon disclosed today. to the room they Imd Just possible changes in voting dis­ to attend. tra §will be opened June 1. ture . . . well, a,most. It. K. The planes are two-seater a luiteh of affidavits bom electric chair. trict Imundarios to make |w>llrented. The State Highway Porter sought to drop his (in­ Emmett Clark Blake. 32, mg place* more convenient to Douglas AIK Skyraidcrs, pro- electors asserting Irregular­ Patrol said an automobile correct) middle name from ities in Monroe, Manatee, was the first to die and wa* voters. pcller driven aircraft Officials of Uie Southern his license. The clerk in Judge Fiberglass Products Company which hud followed the Hy- j Serving on the committee I The fleet is expected to Ik* Daile und Alachua counties. followed by Sie Dawson, 53, a Vernon Mize'soffice said it will be welcomed by local [ bee* into the driveway of the ! will be Avery, Voting Super- brought speedily to a total of At one point, Kelly stood one-legged Negro who paid tile can't be done.The clerk in leaders Thursday at a Jim El Dorado Motor Lodge roar- visor Camilla Hrucc, Ally. 15 plane*, each with approxi- up and went over and talked penalty for killing a 2-year-old rhnrgo of that office said it Spenrrr Restaurant luncheon. ed away at high speed. Johnson, County Engineer I rnalely three limes the load to Tallahassee a t t o r n e y white child with a hammer Shortly afterward, troopers I William Hush Jr. and Zoning j carrying rapacity of the 72 Worth Moore, apparently cull­ near Chattahochce in Itxio. IIn can't l>e done. Judge Mize Greeting the new industrial said it can’t be done. Then figures will lie city ami county arrested a man and woman1 I Director Itolx-rt Drown. | U. S. bomber typo* previous- ing him down for personal re- had also confessed killing the Juilgo Mize agreed to write officials and members of the | identified a* John It. Aber­ The board also expressed •>' ***nt to South Viet Nam. luaiks lie tiiude to St-rrclury mother. Blake died for tlie I'm;3 hold Tulluhasseu for n decision. Seminole County Chamber of crombie of 'Inlsa, Ilia., and it* "inteiest" In a proposed! Tho disclosure came from Adam* because Moore quit . , a 1,000-acrc Air Force Secretary Eugene and apologized saying be up murder in Panama City of We'll let you know the an­ Commerce's Industrial Com­ Ins wife. I hey were held , CHILDREN without charge in the Camden 1site ... in .. swer. mittee. the ,,_ Orange-Uko-Sem-1 M in answer to char- meant no offense und if elderly grocer Johnny Hover12 OK UNDER county jail at nearby Cam • • • I)'. Adam* were offended "please Harold Slaina, the firm's , inole area fur recreational and kb’* that American pilots have denton, Mo. He also killed a customer In In politics, peoplo talk of president, and Ids associate* oilier uses. 'Die action, it was been dying in obsolete planus blame me, not Senator Kelly." llybce, formerly superln "throwing dirt.” Down North will conduct the group on a Mooie several times suid tlie store wilh the sawed-off pointed out. docs not bind the in .South Viet Nam. Orlando-way right now the tour of the new industry after tendent of refuse collection Commission to any specific Zurkert conceded two and Adams bad a •hard rough sltolgun but was not tried for at Hutchinson, was a sales. . ... , . , , term is "throwing sund." the luncheon. provision; officials of Mackln possibly more eases of struc­ fare and rough voire" which tills. Menu Includm: man for n Hutchinson print• • • A friend of Blake's, Houston Tho event is being arranged brothers, the developers, had tural failure in the earlier might intimidnte a timid man. Cole Slnw attorney Vernon Ixiwry, had Contrswise to the publicity by Scott Hums and Carl It. requested such a stand by the planes, but said losses had , At unother point, D. A. boon primarily due to "the Troiano, attorney for Kelly, described Blake to Use Stale French Fries given thut some teenagers Schilkc, industrial committee and re c e n tly bud been w ork local group. ing in Florida. He carried u effectiveness of was told by Adams to sit Pardon Hoard as a man of bruku into South Seminole co-chairmen. linked Dean* Similar action ha* been increased driver's license listing Sara­ taken by Orange and Lake Communist Viet Cong anti- down, saying the attorney extraordinary intelligence and Junior High School at Cassel­ Grits ability who occasionally goes sota as bis borne but troopers commissioners, the board was airrralt fire ” berry, a group of enterprising ' was out of order. Hush I’uppics on week-long drunks and ex­ said bis |K-rnianent residence He said the T28 and H26 Troiuni) had turned over to students of the same school told. periences a reversal of per­ R elish T ra y was at Hutchinson. used in South Viet Nam were Adams a key whieii Troiano feel that their efforts deserve Commissioner* w e r e re­ brought to “ like new" condi­ said was the key to a voting sonality . . . truly a Dr. Jekyll Coffee Or Tea as much publicity. Taking minded that the next board Two Negroes are attempt­ and Mr. Hyde." purt in a work day a t the ing to work an old flimflam meeting will b« May 28, two tion before being sent there. machine in Monroe County. school last Saturday, sponsor­ game in Sanford, Police Chief TALLAHASSEE f UPD - da>s after the usual meeting In general, be s a i d these He said he received it from Owned ft Operated ed by the Student Council, Hoy Williams warned today. .lames E. King, Cocoa Demo­ time to avoid conflicting with planes have performed well a person who was unauthor­ Hy GAINESVILLE (UPD — these youngsters on their own ized to have it in bis posses­ the second primary election. crat. protested to the canvass­ It’* the old "drop the pig­ Maxine ft- Dob Personal income* for Flori- i initiative spent most of the eon" version, he said whereby ing board today his loss to sion. It wai also decided that Hancock day sweeping und scrubbing, the two men produce a poc- Thomas S. Kenney of Cocoa June 1 will lie a legal holiday "1 am umuzed at the casual dians rose eight per rent in | DETROIT (UPD—Only ap­ lin y . 17-92 So. using plenty of suds and el­ ketbook with a large amount Beach in the race for the for Memorial Day which falls proval by stockholders was way in which the board re­ 1902, but the state still rank- j Sanford bow grease. Principal John of money presumably found Democratic nomination for on a Saturday and July 6 for needed today to formalize a ceived thia key," Troiano ed 31st in per capital income, < Ph. FA 2-5965 Angel can well be proud of and endeavor to have the "vic­ Congress in Florida's llth the Fourth of July which also ; merger of Chrysler Corp. and said. "I think thia is shuck­ the University of Florida an- j ing." 4htsc student volunteers. nounred today. occurs on a Saturday. ( M»ck Trucks, Jnc. tim" put up cash for a share. congressional district, a Is Ruled Winner Over Kynes n avi... B R IE F S Mac Ends Visit O ffic e rs Elected B y Sem inole S tu d e n ts Fatal Beating Case Declared Nikita Hailed Broader Baker Hearing Asked By Senator Cubfi Seeks Drugs Quake Felt Commission P ro te s ts Arias Charges Release O f P a tie n t Panama Fraud As Robles Wins 4 Civic Groups Meet At SNAS Push Filibuster Ham Basso Dies Weapons Probe Glades Turnpike * t 1 Couple Gunned Down At Resort New Bombers On Court Validates City Certificates Two Killers Die In Raiford Chair Firm's Officials To Be Greeted FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL! FISH FRY A LL YOU CAN EAT — ADULTS *1 00 (1 Flimflam Pair Working Here King Protests Income Gains Auto Merger 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/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 12, 1964; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2dcc3681e1f4d9f907308daea3c1e5d0.pdf 89d2426eba93f9445c685785f46bec37 PDF Text Text Presenting Presenting # « * * * John Smith Jerry haf been a member of the Lyman IIlRh School Semi for two years, played one year of footbell end wee e member of the DECA club In hie eenlor year. He le un­ decided et preeent where he will (to to college or work. Jerry'* the outdoor type end like* hunting, fiihing end eporte. He la the eon of Mr. end Mra. Joe Smith of Bear Lake. John docs not plan to go to college, and la undecided about what else b* might do ifter graduation. HI* hobby Is cars. In high school he waa a member of the Span­ ish Club. Ills parents are Mr. and Mra. John Smith Jr. of Winter Park. P resenting.............. • ’ ’ *% Ralph Smith V Richard Smith’ Richard played baseball his third and fourth years In high school, was a mem­ ber of the Spanish Club and the Lettemien’s Cluh. After graduation he plans to at­ tend Orlando Junior Col­ lege and study drawing. Richard is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Smith of Winter Park. In his spare time he likes any sports ac­ tivities. Ralph Is a member of the DECA and will continue his Job a t the Super Value Store on Hwy. 430 after graduation. Ha la the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith of I/ongwood and his hobbies are fishing, swim­ ming and hunting. Good Luck Class Of ’64! 1 Robert Elgin Presenting . . . . . Bobby wet eeptafn of the baiebafl team a t Lyman High School and played on the team for four year*, lie alho played two year* of football. Definitely eportimlnded, Hobby play* basebn 11, softball and water eporte In hi* spare time. After graduation he plana to go into the electrical field of work. He le the acn of Mr. and Mra. S. O. Elgin of Longwood. Presenting . . . . . Sharon Taylor Sharon, who Is nicknamed "Shay’ Is planning to en­ roll in Orlando Junior Col­ lege and study business ad­ ministration. She was a member cf the Pep Club a t Lyman and likes sewing, swimming a n d dancing. Shay's parents ere Mr. and Mra. E. II. Taylor of Alta­ monte Springs. Altamonte Garage Watts Air Conditioning Longwood Ave. Presenting . . . . . Winter Park, Florida William B. Tolson Bill received the achool award for the Moat Im­ proved Haakotball I’lnyer this year. Ho waa a mem­ ber of the Lettermen’a Club and the Spanish Club and played three year* of bas­ ketball. In his spare time you'll find him swimming or attending or taking part In all kind* of apart* and sporting events, lie plana to enter Gordon M i l i t a r y School to atudy business ad­ ministration after gradua­ tion from Lyman High. Hill'i parents are Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Tolson of Oak­ land Shores. I Joe Voland Chick ’n Treat Over 30 Years of Dependable Service Drive In Jleatuurant Highway 17-92 Maitland Thone MI 4-1715 Loieanne Wagner Lolennna w a a Lyman's delegate to Girl* State and sha also received a Letter of Commendation from the National Merit Foundation. She served as an Honor Usher, was an Honor Stu­ dent, member of the Beta Club of which she was president In her Junior year and secretary this year. She was also a member of the itudent council. Loieanne plan* to enroll in OJC to study business administra­ tion. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mra. Leonard Wagnar of Maitland. Presenting . , * . « Terry Watts Cheryl Ann Werley PeePee was tha Christ­ mas Queen of Lyman High, a member of the Home­ coming Court, secretary of the Senior Class, and Var­ sity Cheerleader. Sha was a member of th* Bata Club, th* Pep C l u b , Future Nurses, Spanish Club, an­ nual staff and took part in the Speech Class play, DeeDee flkes w ater skiing In bar spars time. She Is tha daughter of Mr. and Mra. I* L. Werley of Maitland. Sha would Ilka to study psychology and will anroll at OJC and later a t tha University of Florida. A t Lyman High Terry has been a member of the Latin Club, Spanish Club, Powder Puff football team ami the prom committee. She plana to enter Orlando Junior College and begin an academic course. Terry la tb* duughter of Mr, and Mrs. C. H. Watts Jr. P resen tin g.............. Presenting Joseph A. Zukowski Joe, who waa nicknamed "Feet" played football and J u n i o r varsity buskelbal) and waa a member of the Lettermen's Club. He plans to attend the (tingling School of Art in Sarasota X and atudy commercial art, ' cartooning and designing. : Ills spare time is spent In 1 drawing cartoons, water I skiing or drag racing. He is ■ the aon of Mr. and Mra. ■ Joseph Zukowski of Casscl- Fhonc 838-78IR Fern Park, Kin. P re s e n tin g A fter graduation from I.ymun High School, Joe is planning to enroll at In­ diana State Teachers Col­ lege and will probably atudy education, nu Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Voland of Fern Park, and his hobbies am hunting, fishing, reading and playing cheas. Presenting . * . . • Altamonte Springs, Fin. Suburban Propane P resen tin g.............. Prosen t i n g .............. Phone 838-5378 Gregory Burgin Jm M i Crag is somewhat unde­ cided about th* future, con­ sidering cither Joining tha service or looking for con­ struction work. He ia tha son of Mr*. Evelyn Burgin and hia hebbiea ara water skiing, cars and m u n is. P resen tin g .............. Thomas Trudeau Tom bns been a member of the :,puni*h Chib, the TEC Club, and played one year of football. He is un­ decided about whether to at­ tend college a t Michigan .State nmi atudy electronics or to go in the U. S. Air Force. Tom Is the son of Mr. ami Mrs. R o b e r t Trudeau and his hobbies are swimming, model and full size cars, motorcycles and reading. P resenting .............. Cathy Waltman Sandra Cathy fntenda to b* as BN and will enroll el the Gordon Hollar School of Nursing In Tampa. At Ly­ man High she was a mem­ ber of the Future Nurses, was in the Chorus and on the yearbook staff. Her spare time hobbies Include swimming a n d bowling. Cathy la the daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Jack Waltman of Longwood. Sandy wns the Captain of the school bowling team, a member of the GAA, the Pep C l u b , the Future Nurses, the n e w s p a p s r staff, Future Homemakers Club and the senior com­ mittee on class reunion. She Is not sure whether or not she will attend college, hut would like to take a course in HIM. In her spare time •he likes t„ bowl, swim or dance. Sandy Is the daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watkins of Casselberry. PrMenting . . < * • P resenting.............. Verna Wheeless Tim Willett Verna was layout editor for the Lyman Greyhound yearbook, a member of Fu­ ture Teacher*, S p a n i s h Club, prom committee and th* graduation committee. She la the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Verne A. Wheeless and her hobbles are reading and music. Verna plana to attend OJC and later tha University of South Florl* ia to atudy elementary edu­ cation. Tim ha* aerved on the journalism stuff, war a memlier of the TEC Club and played .IV football. He bus become interested in the Held of refrigeration ns a vocation and would like to find a job in that category. He is the son cf Mr. and Mrs. David Colbom of Fern Park and his hobbles are swimming and horseback riding. P resen tin g .............. Presenting . . , . , Douglas Bartle Doug played four yesrs and was a mem­ ber of the Letterman'a Club. II* was also on th* Journal­ ism staff. He plana to al­ t s n d tha Ringllng A rt School In Saraaota and study art, which along with hunting ia his favorite hob­ by. Doug is the s:n of Mr*. Esther Battle of Longwood. . . . . Roger Eric Schmidt Roger was a National Merit Scholarship finalist last year, attended advanred studies program a t Stetson University last summer, and ia presently enrolled In the freshman class at Rollins College, under the Honors Scholarship program. He has not yet determined the major roursr of study he will follow. Roger is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ ard SchmidL of Orlando, �o Eh? * VOL. fid t « " ^ H * t Graduation night fur 671 Seminole County seniors. • '• • After graduation festivities will bo filled with fun and frolic. We hope it's n delightful time for all. There'll be lots of driving. We hope grads will do it carefully. We don't wnnl to have to write any tragic headlines for tomorrow's edition. * » * Another active weekend in Seminole Memorial Hospital's stork department. Nine babies were born Friday through Sunday. There were four boys and five girls. a • • But that's not all. Over the weekend Seminole Memorial reported 41 admissions and -Id discharges. * • • Drew Warren, a resident of Lake Monroe, has called a meeting of all ciliions in the Lake Monroe and adjacent area who might be interested in organising a volunteer fire department. The meeting will be held nt R p. m. Thursduy at the Lake Monroe Community Hail near the Luke Monroe Elementary School. Warren said he and those who have planned the affair would appreciate any assistance from other volun­ teer departments as well us any other inteiesled parties. • • • Hubert F. I’lulte, son uf Helen I’. Furshuy of Luke Alary, is one of 66 seniors who received degrees Friday night ut Lafayette College in East on, I'u. Mrs. Furshuy is a member of the faculty at Lake Mary E I e in e n t u r y School. • • • And from Sanford, Henry Wight KIrtley of 2402 Myrtle Avenue, is receiving his HD degree from Emory Univer­ sity, Atlanta. Major Lee II. Hendell, 1JKMC, son of Mr. and Mrs. * Leroy il. Bendell of 412 Prairie Lake, Fern I’ark. is one ol a iloien Navy and Ma­ rine offieera and enlisted men who will receive bachelor's and master's degrees during Stanford University’s ".'ltd commencement exercises at A 1’alo Alta. * • • Another Fern I’ark youth, Airman First Class Ilowutd W. King, was a member of the U. 8. Air Force Honor Guard which Saturday partici­ pated In ceremonies marking tire 20th anniversary of the Normandy Invasion. Memorial rates were held at the U. S. (I Military Cemetery at St. Laur­ ent - eur ■ Mer, overlooking Omaha Beach, at Sainte-Mere Eglise; nl Salntc-Marie-duMont, Utah Beach; ami ul the Canadian Military Cemetery at Beny-sur-Mrr. • • » The 20th anniversary activ­ ities of the D-Day landings p brought back many memories _to a lot of Sanford men, too, who were there that day or who went over In later echelons. What an operation that was! You had to sec it to believe it. By the time of the capture of Saint t.o, the Allies had Omaha und Utah covered with mountains of military supplies. We recall * our first conversation with a German l’W. Ho remarked, “ If tho Fcuhrer could only see this the war would he over tomorrow.” He didn't snd the war went on, • • • The Fleet Reserve Associa­ tion meets ut 8 tonight ut the Hut on Seminole Boulevard to elect officers for the forlh9 corning year. AH hands huve been urged to attend. • » • ATI Mike Thomas, 304 Hol­ ly Avenue in Sanford, has 30 more day* In tho Navy. On July U he’ll retire after 20 yeurs of active duly. • • • North Orlando teenagers, 13 .. years and older, who are not * participating in graduation exercises, ate asked to attend sti 8 p. m. meeting today ii* the Civic Building to discus* plsns for the summer recrea­ tion program for this uge group. Parents also are uskeil to attend as are any other adult residents who *r« inter­ ested in assisting with this A program. Zip Code 32771 WEATHER: Fnir through Tuesday with few showers in nfternoon; high today 86-00; low tonight 70-75. United Press Leascu W: re U stn o ’.isheil 1008 MONDAY, .JUNE 8, 11164 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 207 10,000 Get Final Polio Doses w w a Stations May Be Cut To 5 Next Sunday ... BRIEFS Deal W ith Reds LONDON (Ul'D — Britain has been negotiating a nu­ clear reactor deal with Com­ munist Romania, it was learn­ ed here today. MOSCOW (U ri) — Yugo­ slav President Tito arrived in Leningrad today to discuss the problems of the Commun­ ist world with Soviet Premier Nikila 8. Khrushchev, LONDON (UPI) — Christine Keeler, tin* [daygirl of Britain's Profumo sex-amisecurity scandal, walked out of prison a free women today —her nine-month sentence for perjury shortened by good conduct. Ex-Governor Rites SARIN ORAL SUNDAY was observed in the county yesterday as Sanl'nrd-Seminolc Jaycces and the County Health Department cooperated in the project. Checking details after the 12 feeding stations were closed are, from left, Mike Richardson, Clyde Long, Jaycce President Jim Smith and Jim Rowe. More than 10,000 persons took part in tin* program ami received their vaccine against polio. (Herald Photo) 571 Seniors To Get Ike Pulls Back Diplomas Tonight On Movement To HOUSTON (UPI) — Fun­ eral services were held today for William P. Hobby, a Texas patriarch who was gov­ Following Sunday's bacca­ day for the presentation of ernor nt nge 31) and rose fiom an $6 a week circulation laureate services for a rciord diplomas at four commence­ .171 graduates of .Seminole ment exercises tonight, worker through reporter to County's four public high owner of the Houston Post. Two hundred ami ftfty-scvschools, plans were made to. en seniors will get "sheep­ skins" from Principal Andrew SEOUL, Korea (UPI) — Bracken at Seminole High's The South Korea government Fleming Gymnasium. moved against corruption in At Oviedo, Principal Clyde high places today in an a t­ U Holder will hand diplomas tempt to pacify student pro­ tn 28 graduates at exercises to tests aimed nt ousting Pres­ SWARTHMORE, I’a. (UPI) he held at Hie school's audi­ ident Park Chung lice's re­ —• President Johnson spoke torium. gime. Principal Carlton Henley out today against “phantom will award diplomas in Ly­ fears . . . that the federal government has become n ma­ man High School's auditorium JACKSONVILLE (UPI) -~ jor menace to individual lib. to 161 graduates Hie Florida department of the erly.” At Crooms Academy, Prin­ American Legion nt its 40th "This Is not so," Johnson cipal II. I.. Douglas will annual convention here elected declared in nn address pre­ auuid diplomas in 121 mem­ W. M. Edwards of Daytona pared for the tooth anniver­ bers of the graduating class. Bench commander to replace sary c o in m p n c e in e n t of All four exercises will ticJohn J. Adam*. The Legion Swurthmorc College. gin at « p m None of the nlsn voted I’ompnnn Beach The President did not ident­ graduating cla**e* will hear a Post 112 the slate's finest. ify tile smitre of sueli fears. commencement speaker. In­ Bill Sen, Hurry Goldwuter, stead, outstanding students front-running contender for have been selected to speak llio GOP presidential nomina­ on a theme appropriate In the tion. has said Die Republican various schools. It was explained today that CHARLESTON, S. C, ( UPI) [tarty emphasizes "individual one of the reasons for not hav­ —A Navy (raining plane miss­ liberty" while the Democrats ing commencement speakers ing on a flight from Florida tn favor “extension of govern­ is Hull graduating classes Rhode Island wllh three men mental power." have become so large tnere is aboard w a s found today not enough lime to devote to wrecked nn a Snuih Carolina a speaker. beach. Two bodies were found in the wreckage. The Navy had idem.lied those aboard as Ens. William Theft of money from the A house owned by Clarenee H. Goolsby, 27, Ocala, the pil­ Hopper Elementary School Winn «t 261*1 Grandvkw ot: and Lts. (J g.) Edward II was reported to police this Avc. was ransacked over the Strain, 26, of Rome, Ga.. mol William F. Trozio Jr-, 3u. of nooning by school officials. weekend with tlit< vandals A soft drink machine wax spilling sugur rind’ cleansing Rilltcu, Pa. The Coast Guard spokes­ broket) open and $8 taken, powder over the floors. All of the rooms were ransacked man said it was not nclrr- city police said. The burglar then entered by the person said by city mined which of thr three crewmen were (mind in Hie the principal's office rind took police to either be "sick or drunk." another $1. wreckage. Korea Acts An estimated to,POO persons received their second and final doses of Sabin vaccine Sunday nt 12 "fccdtrig stations" throughout the rnuiity. Known ns Sabin Oral Sun­ day, the Sanford - Seminole Jaycces spearheaded the drive in cooperation with the Coun­ ty Health Department. The 12 stations were man­ Circuit Judge Volie A. Wil­ ned from noon to 1 p. in. and tliis time the one ut the A A liams bus denied a new trial I’ Grocery Store drew the lo C. It. Lowdermilk of Alta­ hugest number of persons, monte Springs who was con­ victed Inst December on five Jaycce officials said. Last April when the first I counts in an alleged citrus of the two-part project w h s ! swindle at the Hi-Acres con­ held, the station drawing the centration plant. Tiie case involved a Florida greatest number was Florida State Hank. The total taking Department of Agriculture the vaccine Sunday compares employe. Alba Tyndall Hull favorably with the total on of Orlando, w Ii o turned the first Sunday, Jnycee lead­ I state's evidence and testified ers report. against the defendant. Jaycce President Jim Smith Low derail Ik's two attorneys, said his group is considering j Eil Kirkland and Martin Se­ reducing the number of sta­ gal, both of Orlando, filed nn tions for the makeup Sunday extensive 17-count brief spec­ In ulauit five. He said Ihi- ifying grounds in support if five may be aide lo handle the motion for n new trial. the perso** based on experi­ All were denii'd by Judge ences gained during the first Williams. iiinkcirp Sunday. In conclusions picscntcd Everyone except those who with the derision against received the vaccine yesterday granting n new trial, Judge may tuko purl In llu* itmkup Williams listed 12 different Sunday next week, officials opinions. say. They nn* urging all per­ During the trial Hall con­ sons to lake Hie Vaccine even fessed Hint he and Lewderif they missed tho April feed­ milk hud nn arrangement in ing. which Hull juggled pounds After a suitable waiting pe­ of solids reporta on l.owderriod the persons taking the vaccina for the fiist lime milk fiuil going into the next Sunday then can get tho lll-Arres plant to reflerl a second lose 'rnm private phy­ hlghur vninds of solids price than the fruit* was worth. sicians, it was reported. Neither Hall nor l-owderJnycr e* are seeking « dona­ niilk have appealed for sen­ tion of 111 cents for the dos­ age but cmplmslin Ibis is not tencing. Following his guilty compulsory. The 60 cents will plea, llnll lias been free un­ help defray the cost of the til pre-sentericn investigation nml Lowdermilk pending the vaccine, they explained. Amateur radio operators outcome uf tiie le w trial mo­ wt*w on hand for Sunday's tion project and kept thr romtuitnbutton setup working in fine style, Jnycees say. Williams Denies New Trial For Lowdermilk Tito In Russia Christine Free Johnson Hits 'Phantom Fears' Legion Elects 2 Bodies Found In Jet Trainer Money Stolen From School ‘Sick Or Drunk’ Slop Goldwater CLEVELAND (UPI) - For­ mer President Dwight I). Eisenhower threw Ins weight against a budding slop-Goldwater movement Sunday a lt­ er apparently starting the movement 24 hour* earlier, it was disclosed today. 'I tie former President was authoritatively rv|Mirtrd lo base restrained Gov. WJlintt W Scranton of Pennsylvania in a telephone call Irniu tak­ ing liic lead in any attempt to head off Sen. Harry M, Goldwater's stretcli drive for flic Republican presidential nomi­ nation. Fiscally* st licked to S.,e.lb>n Sunday before the governor api>eared on a national television program al Hie begining of Hie annual Governors' Crutfcrence which at the time was rife with stop Goldwater talk. An authoritative source sain Elsenhower t o l d Scranton however, dial he tiad receiver, a number of rails after Hirii Saturday meeting at Gcitys Imrg, I’n., at which the for mer President asked Strati Ion to make himself "mori available" fur the presidctilla nomination. hi Ills Sunday rail, it wa reliably rc|>urU'd. Kiscnliowc CAI’E KENNEDY (UPI) said be did not want to parti cipale in a stop Gold wale —Picket lines were thrown up ut every e n t r a n c e to movement. tile tuition's spuce port to­ day, threatening tin- third work stoppage this year on TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — building for America's prolte Florida’s cigarette tux collec­ to the moon and the program tions totalled H.HUU.Dfifl fu to orbit n manned space lab­ April, according to the b*v oratory. erage department. Al leust some of the 4,000 construction winkers building a giant, f l l u million vertical assembly building for the moon laiimb ami a $40 mil­ lion cunipex for the Titan-3 VAH-O's 286 officers und tin t program honored the picket urni an address by Captaii lines, but the exact number Janus I). Mayor, rominsnde was not immediately deter­ Heavy Attack Wing One. mined. Captain Mayo cited tin The pickets were member* squadron's record of excel of the II rot her hood of MninteIciuo ill ull of its missions am nutice of Way Employes re­ [liaised Cdr. Shlpiiiuti'a lead newing a protest by unions t-rsbip whirli led to RVAII-9'i over the use of a governmentwinning the lt>63 Doug la: owned spur onto the Merrill Wing Commander's tiophicx Islund space complex by the llombing Tropy and the Wlm strikebound F l o r i d a East rummandcr’s tropies. Coast Railway. Captain Muyo staled that C d r, deCannhr* exlcnsivi background with 8 a n f o r i Heavy Attack Squadrons wcl qualifies him for tin* demand llids will lie iqieiicd by tiie trig tasks ahead as lie leudi Reconnaissance Attack Squad State Road Department on inn 'J in its assignment to de June 26 for work on ii mini. ploy as tin* first unit in th> In-r of highway projects in Sixth Fleet equipped with lie the slate. Including work on Interstate Routes 1*6 and 4. RA6C Vigilante. In Seminole County liids Cdr. deCunahl was giadti nted fiom the IJ. S, Nava will be sought for work on Academy with the class o Slate Road SR-427 between IUt7 and following a tour o Highway 436 in Altamonte duly in destroyers was ties Spiings ami Molnor Avenue ignatrd n naval aviator i in Longwood. Thr hid iqiriiliig will be 11)60. Cdr. duGanalil is n stranger i« Sanford. He lo* conducted in Tallahassee, gun Ills tour in Heavy Attuc io I'HH and completed tout AMEKSHAM. E n g l a n d of duty with VAfl-6, VAII-I ami served as training offi (UPI) — Lady Attlee, the enr on Heavy Attack Win; wife of Britain'* posUWortd One staff before reporting t War II prime Minister, died RYAH U a* executive officer| in a lu»pitsl here Sunday. Picket Lines Up Again At Cape Smoke Tax DeGanahl Takes Command Of RVAH-9 Bunford's Reeonnuissuncc At­ tack Squadron U, destined lo become the first unit to oper­ ate the new RASC Vigilante with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean, conducted a colorful change of command SANFORl) NAVAL ACADEMY Ri'mliintos tiro shown hero being rongrntulnteil nt commencement exercises Friday nfternoon nt tho school. Shown nre, from left, Col. 11. J. Furman, Midshipman Harry Dray, Mike Anderson, Charles Crumbliss and Rill Schroodor. (Herald Photo) Friday at the Sanford Naval Air Station, At 10 a. nr. Cdr. James L. Shipman turned over his com­ mand to Cdr. James A. de* Gunaht, who lias served ns the squadron's executive of­ ficer for the past year. Cdr. Shipman will report to tin* Army War College at Carl­ isle, Pa., to pte|Mire for high­ er romtnund. Tho full dress ceremony featured an inspection uf Bids On SR-427 Asked June 25 Lady Attlee Dies CHANGE OF COMMAND ceremonies were held lust Friday at the Sunlord Naval Air Station when Cdr. James A. deGanahl, left, took over com­ mand of Reconnaissance Attack Squadron 9. The commander succeeds Cdr. James L. Shipmnn, at right, who is licing assigned to the Army War College at Carlisle, Pa. (Herald Photo) Bible Prooosal Seen As Threat To Guarantees WASHINGTON (U l’D — More than 200 constitutional lawyers charged today that proposals lo overrule the Supremr Court decisions against Blble-resdlng nml prayers in public schools could set a pre­ cedent endangering all the liberties guaranteed in Ilia Constitution. The l a w y e r s , including deans of 66 law schools, filed n statement with the House Judiciary Committee urging Congress In reject any pro­ posals for a copstitutloiul amendment to reverse the court’s rulings. "A grave responsibility rests upon Congress in tak­ ing this first experiment on our liberties," the statement said. “ Whatever disagree­ ments some may have with the Bible prayer decisions, we hrllevr strongly Hint they lo not justify this experiment." The committee has ended public bearings on ii variety of proposals to puiniil pray­ ers In the schools. It bus not yet given any indication on when it might trike furthcr action on the proposals Accord Averts Actors Strike NEW YORK (UPI) — An actor's strike which threaten­ ed h prolonged 11Mind way blackout was tentatively set­ tled today. Mayor Robert F. Wagner succeeded in getting an sgreemrnt In pre-dawn talks with both sides at bis home. Cities Horn bed BOGOTA, Colombia (UPD — A rash of terrorist '.Kind* explosions in (our Coloinoian cities last night left one dead and four injured, police said today*. Four persons were a r­ rested, > 21 Midshipmen Given Diplomas At Academy Twenty one midshipmen of Hie Sanford Nava] Academy received diplomas Friday aft­ ernoon in impressive cere­ monies which were hlg.Right­ ed by a talk by Capt. Jam es O. Mayo, commanding nfilccr of Heavy Attack Wing One, Midshipman Lt. (jg> Jerry Hoyle of Cape Canaveral de­ livered Hie valedictory ad­ dress as the commencement marked Hie end of the lirst year of operation ol the leademy. Wafer System Bid Awarding Due Tonight Bids are exported to lie awarded tonight at the City Commission meeting on the $8i*i,ink) water improvement program. The hlds were opened last week and h a v e I n ' c i i analyzed arid catalogued for commis­ sion action. Twenty firm* showed interest in doing the work which will Increase the water system (n Hie city. T h e commission agenda shows a variety of actions to lie taken during tonight's inerting. Among the items are: Condemnation hearings of Ii itrucliires. Ite/oning ol llu* area north of E. 2till Street, south of Collage Hill and Grow* Man­ or subdivisions, west ol Mel­ lon vIIle Avenue, ami east of llu* ACL Railroad from I<-1AA lo ILIA. Request by Hie Lions Club fur a fireworks display per­ mit for July 4. Discussion of possible cur­ tailment of Hie 'summer rec­ reation program or a Iransler ol funds resulting from school |iersonnc| nut being available to Hie city. Request uf Grover Todd and Ansel Snow lor a lease nt Ibe municipal pier for marina de­ velopment. Request uf Hal Washburn fur an easement to dredge and lo cross rily property lo fill property at Lake Ada. Approval of city forces (o Install an eight-inch water line to Hie Williams building In Hie HLH industrial area. Transfer of funds for re­ construction work at the dog pound. Col. H. J. Furman, acad­ emy superintendent, present­ ed graduation certificates to the 21 members of the eighth grade and listed the year-end athletic and academic honors. Midshipmen honored f o r academic standings included J lid Min Hobby of Sanford, sixth grade; Walter I’orzig of Staten Island, N. Y-, seventh grade; Jerry Boyle and Lloyd Low, Sanford, eighth grade; Chris Wilson, Sanford, ninth grade. Atlilrlic awards went fa Docature Company for basket­ ball ami baseball, Truxton Company for imating and Per­ ry Company for soccer. Individual alldctlc awards were made lo Wilson for win­ ning the tennis singles compe­ tition, Michael D. Anderson of Sea bland, lia., and M. A. Joiner Tor tennis doubles and Jeff Sargent for swimming. Kncli member of tho bri­ gade was officially designat­ ed a ' plank owner" of th« institution, likening them in Navy tradition to original momlrcrs uf the ship's crew. A bronze plaque signifying tliis was donated to tho acad­ emy by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richter of Sanford and was unveiled at that time. In memorial tribute to tho late Rear Admiral Paul John­ son, a staunch supporter of the academy, the midshipman wiio displayed through tho year those ofllcrr-llkc quali­ ties ol Admiral Johnson was awarded a trophy licarlng that title. The midshipman re­ ceiving it was Lt. Jerry Sar­ gent uf Chtiluula. In a morning program pre­ ceding Hie commencement, Copt. Hubert M, Ware, coinnianding officer of Sanford Naval Air Slolion, Inspected the brigade. Jaycees To Hold Installation An installation banquet is set fur Saturday ul 8 p. tn. at the Civic Center for offi­ cers of the Sunford-Stmdnola Jaycees. TIim new officers will be Inslnlh-il by Flank Foster, new statu Jaycce president from West Palm Reach. A social hour will follow tlm ceremon­ ies in tli« Fleet Reserve Building. Reservations should be niudi* by Wednesday ut 6 l>. in. by culling the Juyccs Building. e n n e u t f t u/ava FIRST rinQT QUAUTY m i A! irv “ ALWAYS FATHER'S DAY JUNE 21 STOCK UP ON DUALITY COTTON KNITS! aifrs S, M, 1, Softer, strmiger tombed rollon now in new sur­ face interest stitching! C h o re several with til the quality, cost • mors features , . , for less I �Legal Notice M a t i n a f Pafcllr U r a r t u * Nolle* I t h»r*by glv*n. no»rd of C o u n ty C o m m l t t l o n t r i of Htmlnol* County. Florida, pro* p o t* to r t t o n * t h t fo llo w in g d t t e r l b t d p ro p e rty t t follow*: M e l lo n 31, T oa-nthlp 11 Routh, liana* 11 K**ti F ro m A*I to R .lA A t All of Mellon <t»M I h t youth 10F) F r o m A-l to R - l : T h t Routb ISO' of t h t ttc t lo n . M e llon II. T o w n th lp *1 south, n * m > i t K tttt F r o m A-l to It-IAAi N B lt K of lilt U t t l t Kcottlorkh a t c h a t C r t t h t n d E 3/4 of t h t M i. t n d N 1/4 of t h t PH of W H . F r o m A-l to R - t : P H of t h t PW U of «h# P W H . T t.m .lnlri* A -l: NH W of th* M ill* Kconlot'lthtlch** C r t tl t . M e llo n 11. T o w n th lp 31 S outh, l l t n p t 11 E t t t : » F r o m A-l. R -l. R -IA lo R-IAA t A11 of A l t f a y t T rail Subdivision, P in t Rook in. P*«* »*. t n d t i l of Oak Mount Kulidlvltiun. P in t Honk II, p u t * 11, *nd all of Mutiny Slope* Hubrttvlilon, Plat Hook 11, p i s e 11. and all of Oak M anor HUbdltrlalnn, P la t Hook 11. pas* 11. and all of Raw i l a n l t n . Hitbrtlvlalon, Plat llook t. pa s* 11. a n d SVt of lh* HEW «I Ih* NtVW, and W H »f »ha H'V'4 of lha NEW. and EW of th* RWW of th* NEW. a n d K T/S of tha N H «f «h* RH p a r t In Alafaya T r a i l P ubdlvltlon), a nd NH of lh* HH of t h t E H . and HEW of lh* HIV W <'*»• p a rt In Brmlnol* T e r r a t* S a p l a t ) , and Block* B, C a n d n or Hamlnot* T t r r a e a R t p la t . F la t Book II. pap* 11, and Lola 1 t h r o u s h I and Lola I I to 11 of llre aty Aerea Hubdlvlalon, P l a t Hook H i p * h * K . F ro m A-l to R - l : H l /» of w it essfff* 1 K «a Waltz Fund Request Honored By Longwood City Council EDWARD FRODERMAN wan named president at the Christian Science Annual Meeting in Bos­ ton Monday. Several thousand members traveled to sttend the meeting, held in The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist. The new president, Mr. Froderman, was once vice president of a Chicago bank, but resigned 15 years ngo to enter the public practice of Christian Science healing, lie is currently a Trustee of The Christian Science Publishing Society. F ro m * A -l lo C*lt W 1/4 of th* HWW *» th* P'VHR * m * ln ln s C - l : EW of lh« HWW « f lh* HWW. *nd Block A of Htmlnol* Tarra c* lU p lat R t m a l n l n t A - l t E 1/4 of th * NW of X 1/4 of th# NW H . of t h * NW W *nd WH «f lh * *1VW of t h * N W H. a n d W H of hot, Antiraw Chari** Faint, JUNK 4 th* HWW nf th* NW Hi «nd Morion Kennedy, Julian Hea­ ADMIHHH10N8 W H <>f lb* N'VW of lh* P W H , and E H of lh* HEW ton and Itufuah Jonti, til of Thumss W. June*, Patrick of lh* NEW. and Lota IB Sanford. t h r o u s h 11 Braaiy Acra*. Washington. Johnny L e a Pardon II. T nwnahlp II BIRTHS S outh, R a n t * 11 E aati Knight, Jeffrey A- 11*titer, To Mr. and Mra. William l l t m a l n l n s A -l: All of »*ollovurly Jim**, Henrietta Che- I'reaaUy, a Baby Boy, Han­ lion. Marl Inn II, T o w n t h lp II ford. S o u t h : H a ns* *1 Kaatt F r o m A-l lo Il-IAA: RWW DISCHARGES o f HWW W of L i d i a KeonMaddle Jamlaon, Betty Via, l o o k h a tc h ta Cr**k: a n d HH N of L id i a EconloekDavid Ferguton, Verest Scott, hatch** Cr**k and H of Iron IlrldR* Iloadi a n d HW Between 80 and 00 person*, Clara Bruton, Mark Chlahko, H of NEW a of Iron many of them membere of Braxton L. Parking Jr., Fred R r l d s a Road. the Seminole High School l1. Htrangn and Barbara Race F ro m A-l to M-IAt NW of K H a n d HEW of th* NEW- Claaa of '80, attended a re­ and Baby Girl, all of Hanford) F r o m A -l to Unlv*r*Uy Edna E. Smith, John Leone Eon*i HH South or th* union Saturday night a t the I, | t t I • Edonlockhateh** Mayfair Inn, llatenlng to and La Vella Pierce, DsBaryi Cr**k. and Marla C. Derum, North R c m i l n l n s A - l t N 1/4 of gongs of the 1030'a and reW H N of Iron Rrlda* Road. mlnlgclng generally of that Orlando. Sactlon II, T o w n i h lp 11 era. So u th B a n s * I t Ea*t: F r o m R-IA to R-1AA: T h a t Jark Bolt, c la n president p a r t of lh* NW W of th* In 1030, wet on hand for the N W H of th* HWW Nurth o f th* L lt t U K conlockhat- reunion a t were nearly all rh** Cr**k. and Illock* F, of the other officer*. Adnah Nayhart Caldin, 09 n and II »f Hamlnul* T*rra c* Raplat. of Altamonte Spring* died F r o m A -l to R-»: E H of Saturday a t hla residence. t h a W H North of th* Littl* A native of Pennsylvania, K nonlookhatchM C r**k (I*a* Pamlnol* T i r r a c a tl«- i n t h e r u i n i t r n i ’t i r i n he moved to Altamonte (even AN It FIIH HEMINIM.R UnUNp lat), a n d W 1/1 of tha years ago. Ha waa a retired TV, F l.t) I t l lM . NW of E H . . „ F ro m II-1A In C - I : At*- IN m A N t . 'E I I V NO. 1M4T.V-WI1 W arrant Officer of the U. H, faya E t t a t t a llaaa Lots I llam* t h r o u g h I and L ola I I STOCKTON, W H A T L K r , DA- Navy and a e m d In both VIN * COMPANY, a c orpora- World Ware and In Uia Kor­ through H ). F r o m A -l and M-l to M-1Ai linn u n d t r th* law* a f Florid*. ean Conflict Ha waa an Epis­ Plaintiff. HEW of tha NWW South copalian. o f lh* l.lltla E co n lu ck h a l- v# FOLEY and rh** Creak, and l-ot I, N TIIOMAH L E E .Survivors are hla widow, S3Q' of Lot 11. Lota 14, 10 DOROTHY J. KULHY. hla wlf*; t h r o u g h 11, N t t l . l l ' of MICHAEL J. A. \V II.HI IN and Mra. Louise Caldin and a L ot I I , a ll In Orlando I n ­ LYNN U. WlldtON, hla wlf*. daughter, Mrs. Lucy Hutton D .ftn d a n l* . d u s t r i a l P a rk , P la t Bonk of BL Thomas, Virgin Islands. NOTICE o r e u I T 1«, paga 100, a n d Lota I, 4. T and I I In O rlando In T H E STATE OF FLORIDA— TIH TIIOMAH L E E FOLEY, d u a lr l a l P a r k No. :. n * k llHrhor, W aa h ln a to n F ro m A-l and M-l to Iftil and lil* wlf*, T*r*IIy .......... NWW of lh* DOROTHY J. FOLEY, CAMHN. ADNAH KAYIIAHT — HWW Houlh of th* 1,11d* o * k H arbor, W**h1ngton, F u n e r a l **rvln*a for Adn*h E r o n lo r k h a ti li«* C r e a k , Th* m a iling addr*** of Nayliarl Caldin. 13. or All*, a n d HW II*** P a rt In O r ­ th* ahov* d*f*ndanla I* i n o n tt Spring* who d l td M l lan d o I n d u i tr l a l P a r k l , and IH I. Roi 111, o n l a y a t Itl* r*tl<ltnce. will H -10' of th* NEW of lha Oak Mur h«.r, W aahlngtoti In l,*ld *1 4 p m. Tu**4*y In HEW ( l a s t Orlando Indue You «r» h r r o h y notlflad th a t th* t'lmpel nf Nllilack F u n e r ­ t r ia l P a r k ) , and Lot* II. a ault ha* h**n f1l*d *g*ln«t al Hum*. t ’a*»*lb*rry. R*v. I I . I t life* S HU'), H C ha rle s W. H lsw srt or Chrlat I I I . 11' of Lot II. and *11 you Mild **ch of you, and MI­ Episcopal C hurc h of Long, o f Lot I I In Orlando In CHAEL J. A. WILHON and LYNN B. WILSON, hla wlfa, wood will official*. Burial d u a lr l a l P ark. will b* (n H ig h la n d Memory R e m a in in g C - l i Lola 1 In Hi* ahav* *nllll*d n t u i t : (l*rd*na In For**t City. A n a ­ t h r o u g h 1 and l<ota I t and that you ar* h*r*l,y r*uulr *d to fll* yo u r a u a w r r with il** of Pennsylvania, Mr. th r o u g h i'J In A lafaya E i ­ lh* C lr r k of Ihla Court, and N*yh*rl moved t o A lU m ant* lat**, and Illock II In ••veil >**r* ago. II* ■ Hvmluul* Taira'** lltfiU l. to *rr*» * ro p y lh*r*of upon re tire d W a r r a n t Officer of R e m a ining M -l: E •’>/! of lh* p U llilirr o r plalullff'* *t • oriityt. who** n*m* and ad lh* U. a. Navy a n d a*rv*d In th* NW. and Lola IT, II, both W orld W ar* and In Ih t I I In Orlando i n d u s t r ia l dr*>* It: DANIEL, THOMPHUN K n r f i n Conflict. II* w** an P a r k , and Lot* 1, I. ItA, A MITCHELL. «<1o A t U n t l r N a ­ B p u c o p a llsn . Survivor* ar* l l l l , 1IC, t i l l , H E , 11F, tional Rank Hull,ling. J a r k aunt 111*, Florid*, not 1*t*r than 111* w i d o w . Mr*. I jO u I s * Call i d In drlaiidn tndualrlal Ju n a null. A. D. H i t . dill, and * d mi a liter, Mr*. P a r k No. 3. If you fall to do an. dr< rr* Lucy Hullnn. of hi. Thoms*. Htediii, 31. T o m ith lp 31 pro confM io will h* • n t a r t d Virgin Iriaiid*. Poudi, Rang* 3j Rear. • ■alnat you fur th* r*ll«t d* From A-l to R - l A A : E 1/4 m a n d td in ih* r n m p li l n i WARD, WHITMAN LBB — of th# NH Th* n t t u r * of aald ault h* F u n a r a l **rvlct* for W h i t ­ F r o m A-l lo n - l : E 3/4 nf m an Las W ard, «», II* Hunthe W , of die N 1/4. and In* r.,r Ih* f n r x l n a u t * nf i n y tow n Road, Ca*** lh*rrr, E 1/4 nf III* NH of Ihr Morigag* f n r u m h r r i n g Ih* pro who died M a t u r it y a t Wlnt*r |i*rly and |.r*ml»*« ■llual* In RH Hrmlio.l,. Ciiuniy, Florida, d**> P a r k Mamurial lluapllal, will From M-l lo M-IA: Lot* 3 h* hald at 3 p m T u t a d t y In ■ ml I In Orlaudu In d u strial c rlh rd a*: Lot To. Illork K, HUNLAN1I t h t Chapa) nf N lblsek FunarP a r k No 3. ESTATES, a auhdlvlalon. al Hunta, C a a s tlb a rry . with F r o m A-l to U nlv*rtlly according lo ■ plat lh*r*Rav Rntifrt Johnson, pa sto r y.nn*: R Jin' of III* t v , of nf, r*rnrd*d In Plat llook of th* H*t«lllt« B*ach F l r i l lh* NtVW of lh* HtVW. *nd II. |, a g r . I t In TT of Ih* llaptlal Church, officiating. HW. < »*i*lli*rry American Iifglnn II, 111*111111* M-ti t-ol 1 InPllhllr Rpi-urd* nf H*ml Inilr County, Klolhla, P o ll 311 will h*v* c h a r g t af O rla ndo liulualrlal Park Hl'IiJKCT lo *n «a**m*nt for m lllla r y hnnur*. Horn In HutNu. 3 amt tt'W of th* NtV pul.llc u111I t i . • along th* r*ar tonavlllt. W. V a , Mr. W ard of III* NtVW. (*n l ,« l of aald Lui To n m v td to C a tM lb a r r y a-van Ferlliin 11. T sw n a h lp 11 T lR l E T H K n WITH i l l f l it u r * * )**ra ago. Ha w a s * r . l l r . d Houlh, Rang* 11 East ■ llnchfil lo or u«*(l In io n prnriir*ni*nt Inspector nf th* F ro m A-l lo t ' - I : NtVW h f r t lo n m RI i **ld pr*mla*a, In­ 11. i . Air Fu rr* In Detroit, of lha NtVW. clu ding ih* following: Midi.. *nd M arietta, (It., r*F ro m A-l lo M-IA E 1/4 (In* DiloThrrm *..III Wall l lr ln g In 1113. II* w** a v e t ­ of die NW llv a lv r, Model 311-1. Hcte r a n of W orld W a r 1 and From t - l to IJiiDcr.lt>' 1*1 I03E1T se rved rig year* In th* II. H Font* Hi,. i in* (I E Rang* (*l*clrlr) Marin* Corps a* d r u m m t r F ro m A-l l» R - l : K IV , M.,.1-1 Ml HI M il, H t r u l THand h n g l tr . II* wa* p a il of lh* NtVW. and N t V , nngst* command** of Am *rlr*n L e g ­ of lh* HtVW. till* *1 11. l l* frlg * r* lo r ion p,,*i is , Elkin*. W. Va.. Ilr in a ln ln g A -l: F. 1/4 of l r l * c i r l i ) . Modrl I.AH1III, ■ nd wa* pe at d l t t r l c l r i m III* HI* of tha N H . and Serial IIIII0IU3T nt*nd*r of A m * r lc in l e g i o n K I / t of lh* NH of lh* On* Victor 1«" K l l c h t n E i n in th d l s t r lr l , W. V * , and RH. ha ual F a n (*l«clrlr) no wa* a m*mb«r of P a r k a n b u r g P u b llr h a arln g will b* held M«d*l or **rl*l not. T o il 11, P * r k * r a h u r g , W. Vs. In th* Htmlnol* County Court T*n V tn * ll* n Blind* u r n II* waa a Pr*abyt*rlan. S u r ­ Houe*. Hanford, Florida, In III* l*ll. ni*nuf*ctur*d by H*nvivor* *ra hla widow, Mra. C ounty Ci.mmlaeloorre Room, k a r l k HI*** a Pa int Coml ^ t h a W a r d nf C****lb*rryi on J o n * 31, IBIt gl la;oa A. M. pany. Hanford. Florida, no * *nn, Eldon L- W ard of Htn r aa aoon I h a r a a f le r aa pnsa* itiodil or **rl*l nunibir*. i tiiii* p**ch, e n d brothtr*. 4111*. WITSEHH my hand a n d Ih* Brown B. W a r d and Major Board o f C ounty C om m its, t a i l of aald C ourt a t Hanford. H. W ard, both of P a r k e r i loaar* Florid*, ihla l l l h day af Uay. burg. N ib lic k F u n e r a l llam a Seminal* County. Florid* A. D |M4. of Ca***lb *rrr la c h a r t * of lly Jam ** P. A r a r r , J r., (BEAL) arr*ng*m *nlgC hairm en A. II. R*ckwllh. Jr. 1 11**1 A r t h u r l lr r k w li h , C lark of th* c ir c u it Court Jr. Hy: M a rtha T. V lhltn Publlah J u n * I, 1144. P . p u t y Clark NOT RESPONSIBLE 0 3 U .II DANIEL. THOMPSON 4 I will to raagMdiUa M ITCHELL for say 4 tb li lM im 4 by Sarah Bueh Johnaton wet tot A llantlc N ational Bank llu ltdln g aayoae other Ikaa Myself. tha stepmother of Abrnham Ja . k-onvIII* Flotld a l ’ubll*h J on* I, 1, 11, 33, l l t t VKItN HENRY GRAHAM CD A - 4 Hospital Notes Class Of 1939 Holds Reunion A. N. Caldin Dies A t Altamonte Legal Notice By Donna E*fe* The Longwood City Council, meeting In regular seirion h u t Thunday night, agreed to contribute 9300 toward purchase of firework* for the annual Fourth of July Flentu which I* spomored hy the Volunteer Fire Dept. The con­ tribution had been requested by Ted Waltz, active member of the department, shortly before hit death which occur­ red May 30 a* result of h ear-train crash. Chairman R. C. Cirlion expretned council1* grief at the death of Waltz and iis■ured citizen* attending the meeting that the city a tto r­ ney had contacted ACL and demanded that action be tak­ en to remove the unuied sta­ tion hnuie at the Church Street enuring ■« well a* to provide other safety meas­ ures needed. A report from the city en­ gineer, A. E. O'Neal) and As■ociatet, on the feasibility of chlorinating tha eily'a water ■intern was read. Carlton listed that although the monthly reporta on the wa­ ter are good, the use nf rhlorlne ■* ■ precautionary meas­ ure I* a general requirement of the *tate. The m atter will be given attention at an ear­ ly date. A complaint was heard about children playing hall In tha itr«eta of Longdate. Coun­ cil iistied an appeal to par­ ents to keep their children off streets in all part* of the city and cautioned motorists lo drive carefully in areas where children are known to play. Mrs. Olive Beaver appear­ ed to request that S. Olean­ der and a portion of Warren be clayed. Bhe cited poor con- ditlon* of thr atrerts particu­ larly following a rain. The m atter waa ptnreil In hands of the itreet committee which wa* given power to ect after investigation of conditions on the named street*. A petition, signed by eight property owners, was read by Carlson requesting paving on a total of three blocks, In­ cluding Oak 8t. from Wildmere Ave, aouth to Over«trect; Overstreet Ave. be­ tween Oak flt. and Grant St. and Grant Ht. from Overstreet north to Wlldmere. Request waa taken under advisement. Council voted to locate ■treat lights on the Old Dixie Highway 17-02 from Orange Ave. to SR 434 with competlon of the Job scheduled with in two weeks. Council ordered 100 dog tag* which will go on **!• July 1. Holy Cross Junior Choir Has Picnic Thirty-two member* of tho Junior Choir of Holy Cross Episcopal Church of Sanford attended the annual spring picnic held last week a t De­ Leon Spring*. Young people attending In­ cluded Benny Butler, John Cochrane, Fred Halbeck, Da­ vid Nelman, Brent Rahorn, Phil Stanley III, Robert Simpson, Kevin Thomas. John DeWit, Susan DeWit, Tracey Ehbert, Valerie Lackey, Phyl­ lis I,Ingle, Elizabeth Losiing, Shelley Mehane, Karen O'Ha­ ra, Elizabeth O'Neil, Lynn Stanley, Cathy White, Marwee White, Joy Soper, David Soper, Bruce Thomaa and Mary Cochrane. Adults In the group were Mrs. Betty Helhack, Mra. Harry Cochrane, Mr*. John Thom**, Ted Nelman, Rav. and Sira. LcRoy Soper, Miaa Eva Hunt, cholrmother and Miss Beatrice Buck, organist and choir director. Great Savings On Easy Terms FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE Special! Allgood Brand No. 1 Quality Sliced BACON 39 1-Lb. Pkg. 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Ptnecreat Shopping Center l Hwy. 17-92 at 27th �Awards Presented To Students At Lyman Class Day Program By Jane Casselberry went to honor roll students Mack, Marcia Easterling, rice Savarese, Hanna Wil­ Award to Susan BnnEsse; Gwen Rut; Betty Crocker Award, Alice Hall and Home Economics Award lo Elm a Ann Rucdiger. Winners of the Lyman Sci­ ence F a i r who received awards from Sal Manfrc wore Judy Lambert, Kayo Clark, Judy Kacar, Carolyn Thomas, Richard Umihardi, Demetrius Thcrmanos and Rirk Leonard. The Science Award went to Pat McLaughlin. Other awards were Uusincss 9rhe Senior Class of Lyman Paula Riddle, Susan BonEssc, Ruth Keim. Susan Lakatosh, liams. Rogers Doughty, Can­ Crisco Award, High School held a Class Day Sylvia Chambers, Paulette Ronnie Layman, Kerry Park­ dace Bnmford, Nancy George, Program Friday afternoun in Peak, Gloria Green, Mary er, Gwyn nutenkroger. Beat- Cynthia Lcgg, Nancy Pdyne, Carole Perrault, Mary Peter­ the school auditorium during son. Beverly Sinclair, Carolyn which awards were presented Thomas, Stephen Brady, Ro­ to outstanding students. bert Goplcn, Richard Lom­ Roger Dcppen gave the debardi. Tom McLaughlin, Da­ votion and Mrs. Darwin Shea, vid Ryan. Demetrius Thcrorganist, played the processmnnos, Dorian Thcrmanos kuial and recessional. and Kelly Trawlck. ^ l'lie class president, Philip The Danford "1 Dare You" Scclirest, gave the welcome. Award went to Judy Estes ' The history of the class’s 12 and Pat McLaughlin. Donna years at Lyman was recalled McCoy received a $25 savings oy (ilenda Payne, Verna bond for her winning entry In v Whecless and Arlene Mason. Ihc Florida Power Essay con Donna McCoy gave the lest. class poem and a look into Mrs. J o s e p h Pavelchak, the lulurc was provided by PTA president, presented the Judy Estes, Carol High.mUh two $50 scholarships to the a id Dana Mali who read the tup senior hoy and girl, Paula class prophecy. Riddle and Joe Pavelchak. Ann O’Donnell presented a Larry Maplcsdcn of Amer­ check for S400 to Principal ican Legion Memorial Post Carlton Henley for the school 256 of Casselberry presented library specifically requesting Ihe leadership award to Sher­ that it lie used to purchase 61 ry Kasky and Jim Prevail. volumes of (treat Rooks by Runners-up Marcia L>ons and Itritunnica and as many 20th Donnie Smith received certifi­ Century Views as possible. C A IT . JO SEPH M. T U L L Y JH. cates. The J a y c c e Leadership Post 256 is sending Andy 9,w ard was presented by Cedi (finely and Dan Casselberry Tucker to Kaye Clark and to Roys State and Old Glory Pete Carlson. Juyccc awards Post 181 is sponsoring Robert f u r scholastic achievement I Raird with Jim Jarrard as al­ ternate. Representing Old G l o r y One hundred and thirty-two fleet oiler, U.S.S. Neosho Auxiliary Unit 183 at Girl* State is Sandra Tenant. Ruth military and civilian mem­ where he will report in mid- Wright was chosen alternate. bers of the Class cf 1004 August. The Neosho is one The D.A.R. Citizenship graduated from The National of six giant fleet oilers Award was won by Glenda War College at ceremonies operated by the U. 8. Navy Payne nnd the D.A.R. History held Friday in the College with a full load displneemrnt Award by Bonnie Layman. Pal Mcloiuglitin received Additional donors to the auditorium. Fort Lesley J. of 40,000 tons and n comple­ Seminole County Blood Bunk McNair, Washington, D . C. ment of about 20 officers and Ihe John Pliilllp Sousa Award given by the Lions Club of were listed this week by bank Sen. Hubert 11. Humphrey .100 enlisted men. Casselberry each year to the Jr., Minnesota, delivered the officials. The contributors for Tully is married to the May and the amount they graduation address and pre­ former Ruth Edwards of Se- most outstanding band mem­ ber. sented the diplomas to the have given Icllows: wiekley, Pa, They now re­ Mr*. Mildred Dzuru* pre­ William B. Richardc, 25 graduates. side at 1818 N. Oakland St., sented the following Home Among those in the gradu­ ^ I n ls ; Henry D. Faint, 22; J. Arlington, Vu. Economics Awards: Publix ™.\ Alderman, John S. Bczwle- ating class was Capt. Joseph Merit Tully Jr., U. 8. Navy. clicn, IS); Robert W. Conley, Edward T. Simpson, John S. Captain Tully graduated frem For Lee, 18; Elmer E. W'onlenay, the U. 8. Naval Acudemy P ro p e rty 17; Marvin E. A’arfcl, 10; with the Class of l!>42, and John E. Higgins Sr., 15; Ma­ has hud vurious assignments son H. Wharton, 13; Joe B. both afloat and ashore prior Rogers, Jesse D. Crews, Les­ to hia present assignment a t ter L. Tillls, 12; Clayton J. The National War College. Beaulieu, II; Dean Hamit- Ouo of thi-nii was as comrounder. Heavy Attuek Wing Mon, 10. “ Thomas Wilson Jr., Jerry One at the Sanford Naval Air Casualty Smith, Silas Lackey, 9; Dar­ Station, 114 NORTH PARK FA 2-0.131 rel K. Swift, 8; Myron V. AcTully’s next assignment Is cardl, Fred W. Williams, us commanding offirer of the Frederick Buricind, 7; Wil­ bur it, Yenlach, Charles A, Vinlng, Arthur L. Edge, 8; Richard R. Jones, Donald If. Barrens, Telcifor Slcrputowski, Alan A. Hunt, William £ l u l f s , Robert D. Gay, Rich­ ard A. Evans, 5; Lewis D, Broun, David llaeh, 4; Wal­ ter R. Britton, Peter P, Bil­ ker, Mario S. Greco, 3; Jim H. McGruthcr, Walter J. Dcs Marais, Norman F. Slonskl, Donald Q. Britt, Clyde M. Swain, Irene E. Van Eepoel, Joel F. Heaton, William T. AJ len. 2. 9 Rda C. Crews, John Tilson, Klma J. llcischman, Edward I. Gardner, Mary E. Gardner, Car Jack B, Beckham, Neville L. Harden, Alfred Pietrantoni, L. T. Brown 3rd, Willima it. Rogers, George W. Stephens, Wallace W. Shank 2nd, An drew K. Ncubiacr, James Du vail, Hulicrt Washington, Roy J ) . Sliivcrs, John J. Grimes, 'vKdmund Wrigiit, Donald It. .McLeod, Russell U. Surles, Riciurd T. Caldren, Kevin M. Regenhard, V a n c e Brum baugli, Dennis L. Har|ter, Thomas S. Foster, Warren E. Jtowcr, Michael SLormcs, An­ na M. Hickson, William D Rack, l-essie Pauline, all one Donors Listed By Seminole "Blood Bank Education Award, G l o r i a Green; Social Studies Award. Malcolm McClellan; English Award, Bernadette Oslwalln; Math Award, Jam es Goplcn (who made straight A's in every math course offered al Lyman); Spanish Award, Pau­ la Riddle; DECA Award, Archie Hunnicut; Industrial Arts Award, Gerry Manncll; Electronics Award, J a c k Glenn; Musicianship Award. John Peterson; P. E. Award, Salvatore Rianco; Girls Ath­ letic Award, Uarbara Boston; Outstanding Pilcher Award. Don Smith, and Most Valuable Player, Bob Elgin. Donnie Smith, Bob Elgin and Marvin Cook were chosen for Ihe All Conference Base­ ball Team of the Orange Belt Conference. Jam es B o w e r , guidance c o u n s e l o r , presented an award to Roger Schmidt as finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Tests. Receiving special commendation were Loiranne Wagner and Pete Carlson. Danfort Srralft Mon. June 8, '64—Pape 3 iSM m ^ Y ^ N A P P IN n ^ 2710 S. HWY. 17-02 — SANFORI) All Sizes Self-Propelled R O T A R Y M O W ERS MALES « SERVICE • I’ll. 322-2811 The Stumpin' Turtle Ih MORE MOWER! WG. 79 <• . . TASTE O' SEA CTN MARKET) FishSticks - ' 59^ Cinnamon £ 19/ REG. 29 1 . . PIUSBURY SNAS Capt. 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Currently, the nntional average of this group is $489 n year, or about $9.40 n week. More than half of them (usunlly boys) earn their own mon­ ey; the rest receive it ns an allow­ ance, regular or irregular. Despite the great amounts of mon­ ey American teen-agers control, says the Education Association, "little tangible effort has been made to guide them townrd mature practices in handling money.'1 Most of their spending goes for food, recreation, clothes, cosmetics and grooming nids. Contributing but little to this "average of affluence," however, are many youths who live In poverty. They are the potential dropouts who contemplate quitting school to help support their fnmilios or themselves. "They cannot comprehend,” snys the Education Association, "the world of abundance ho many of the middlo and upper-class youngsters take for grnntod." Dr. Crane's THAT HAUNTING MELODY Worry Clinic X _____ S :t Tops In Prestige Despite all the criticism the U.S. Supreme Court brings down upon it­ self because of its decisions, a job on the high bench still ranks first in prestige over at least 90 other pro­ fessions. A study by the Notional Opinion Research Center reveals that 77 per cent of people questioned considered Supreme Court justice an excellent job; 18 per cent ranked it as good. It has slipped In Its rnting, how­ ever, during the pnst 15 years. In a similar survey made in 1947, 83 per cent ranked it as the best, 15 per cent as good. Greatest gain was made by nuclear physicists, who jumped from 18th f laee In 1947 to 8rd place in 1963. hysiclana placed second in both years. The profession which dropped the moat in prestige was that of banker —from 10th to 24th. (The poll tak­ ers ventured no explanation for this.) A different survey, bnsed not on prestige but on salary, offers an in­ teresting comparison. Conducted by the National Edu­ cation Association, It found that schoolteachers, while making faster salary gains than nny other group over the past decade, still ranked fnr down on the list—15lh out of a group of 18. They bnrely edged out librarians, clergymen and dieticians. Public schoolteachers will enrn a national average of $5,063 this year, a rise of $231 over 1962-63. Nevertheless, college graduates go­ ing into teaching, soys the NEA, con expect to receive a starting wage ($4,700) that is a*, leapt $1,000 less than that for any other profes­ sion. Bruce Biossot— Ray Cromley Political Notebook WASHINGTON (NEA) — ter. Says he: "If the money Republicans who know what men are tough enough, they they are talking about fenr could get those added votes. Hut I know these delegates. that thla may be on* of the If left to their own devices, worst money-relilng yearn In they won’t go that way." the party's hlitory. In at least two nearby In the view of one who ha* states tha story 1* similar. nulled funds for a long Tha pm ly power setup dif­ fers, but the pro-Goldwater string of campaigns, there la contributor* nevertheless hold ona overriding reason: a commanding place. plain this to the American people. The Pentagon's explanation about Many Republican "fat cats" More than a faw of theta, The announced replacement of the the use of obsolete equipment, par­ aged B-26 and T-28 airplanes by the simply are not willing to bet mindful of their stake In the ticularly airplanes, in the Viet Nam hotter, faster A-1E Skyrnidcr is be­ their bankroll* that President senator, exhibited consider­ war tells pnrt of the story. ing hnndlcd as if It marked the be­ Lyndon U. Johnson can be able anger when asked about On the surface, it seems sensible ginning of an all-out effort to smash beaten in November. And th at slower-moving, lighter-armed some, whatever their public the Viet Cong once and for all. planes would be best suited far the catch-as-catch-cun jungle fighting It Is, hut only In the sense of a ■tones, are not particularly to ire him defeated. He prizefighter donning n new pair of eager against the elusive Communist Viet it the moit "comfortable" Cong guerrillas. 16-ounce "pillow" gloves to fight his D e m o c r a t they have had similarly outfitted opponent. It is a curious fact, however, that around in a long time. the use of outmoded planes and oth­ Defense Secretary McNamara has Party fund-railing veterans returned from another quick look-aee think er weapons is in keeping with the they already observe 1954 Geneva agreements ending the nt Viet Nam. For nnre ho didn’t talk signs of a severe 1064 dollar WASHINGTON (UP!) — war between the French and Indo­ about victory, either imminent or drought They believe that by Thla has been • gTeat time f o r American agriculture, ultlmnte. chinese. These agreements outlawed midsummer tha full weight of modern weapons, such as jet planes “This Is going to be a long war," tha problem will be upon folk*. Wonder* abound. At their experiment lahorand guns heavier than DO caliber, in he HAid. "I don't think we should de­ them. s lories In Belleville, Md., the area. lude ourselves Into thinking anything Hon. Barry Gohlweter ha* scientists of the U. 8. Agri­ The United States, while not a other than that." had money difficulties In hli cultural Research Service ere partner to the agreements, has been Indeed, we shouldn’t. And it is to campaign for the nomination, adhering to them. It seems at first be hoped that this statement signals but aome party men have studying a cow In a sealed plastic chamber. Her name flight a happy coincidence that the u new jKillcy. ■ought to explain this on the Is Lornn. best strategy In Viet Nam Is served ground that aome contributor* That Lorna Is some kind of by this mutual self-restraint on wea­ do not want to kick in twice cow. A Holstein, as a m atter pons. In the seme year. Others say of fact. She ha*s amaird But the strategy Is political as well tha asnator's troubles are everyone by giving back more Who builds his upper chambers In as military. It is to keep the war the heavens, and founds his vault symptomatic of tha general calorics in milk than alio confrom escalating into something worse upon the earth; who cnlls for the prospect tutnre In feed. Which Is while we uttempt to build a viable If, ea expected, Johnson de­ flighty generous giving. wnters of the sen, and pours them democratic nation in South Viet Nam. cline* to meet the 1004 GOP out upon the surface of the earth— If Lome could continue her Both sides seem to be staying just presidential nomine* In a present pact, eh# would ba the Lord in his name.—Amos 9:6. shy of a decisive victory. Victory, Who guides below and rules above, series of televised debates, the next best thing to a apparently, would bring even moro the great disposer and mighty king; Republican financial matter* ’Binoo,” the comic strip crea­ serious problems than those wc have than He none greater, next to Him could take an even grimmer tion of a few years back, now. can be, or is, or wns; supreme, He turn. The party'* choice itunrlhlng like Lome rould would lot* a large amount of Washington seems reluctant to ex­ singly fills the throne.—Horace. b» the answer to tha world's free television time coast to coast And he may be need­ ftod problem. ing all the expoeure he can (What efficiency! It would Id tantamount to getting get Those who are worrying 2(0 pounds of perk chops faun a 200-pound pig. Alternant* Spring* Genera T*e R tr ill w il r m n tat­ over the prospective money Mrs. Julia Harlan Mra. Joe. H. Mnthleux But, also, there la a trick ter* fraat lie reatere -a t a t ­ crisis doubt that it can be 348-4824 232-1111 tle affaire. T ie writer war are exaggerated. T h e y believe to what aha has been doing. a te a eaate tm M e t the let. Lake Mery Boar Lakt-Forr*t City lie ale* earrlea the wrfler*e everybody In the party should Lfrna has been getting the Mrs. Franrre Wester 1 Mrs. Maryann Milan v- irae Bane n t aSSreaa. la tte r. 322-6218 838-3278 ml fewer fhaa IM w a ll, will be fretting over I t be ilT ia prefereaee. letter* Generally, it ran be said that Casselberry Lake Monro* • tlr r w e t fe el here era aeeept- tha erorrlere are not In the Mrs. H. L. Johnson Mr*. Jana Casselberry able f n i l l e t fber <• aal Seal 822-4723 838-5048 la peraeaallllee. Veelry la eel cemp of New York Gov. Nel­ r a t l l i t . t br Tba Hera 14. son Rockefeller. But most feel Chuluota Long wood Editor, Herald: that the wealthy governor Is Mm. Join Magi* Mrs. Donna Hates Have Just finished reading tha man who, as nominee, 285-3741 838-3117 Uie “Clock" In the Tuesday could see to It that tho 1904 North Orland* DsBsry edition. I gueai all parent! en­ campaign bills will bo paid, Mrs. Adam Mullsr Mrs. Ilorls Dean 888-4412 322-1888 joy reading nlre thing* about Tho judgment la th at fund­ their rldldren and we are do raising would bo hardest If Osteen Deltona Mrs. Mlldrrd Haney Mra. Clarence Bnyder exception. tha GOP nomine* le either M2-5811 821-4841 The time and tpace traa gen­ Goldwater or Richard Nixon, Enterprise O rM * erous on your part, and we did usually rated tho most likely Minn Helen Snodgrass Mr*. Evelyn Lundy appreciate It. compromise choice. 1114(11 MS-1122 Thank* again for the On* of tha ironies In thta thoughtfulness. situation is th at la a number Ned Julian of key states man who HAVE n often eon* Sanford contributed to Goldwater’s fables, and many nomination fight may apply m proverbial phrases Editor, Herald; maximum preaaur* on dele­ ir grapes, a dog in the The Sealer Class of 1964 gates to put Barry over gcr, a wolf In sheep's wlihea to expreia its appro, ting, to cry “woll," Page 4 Banford, Florida Monday, June 8, 1964 elation to all merchants who quickly a t Ban Francisco. One mldweatern l e a d e r Defer count your chickens they a n hatched) w altm . c is u iw , nuiT uit n o r i a T i i i i i u participated In having the gueisea th at In hia state such rMASK VOt.TOt.ian, Cieeslatlea - neaetal ■laaiee wall-known f» seniors' pictures and various preaaur* might b* worth SO I t u u l« ern^yrnim not oai:BN write-up* la the paper. first bellot votes to Goldwa­ A s s o c ia te K d l t o r A dorn,Inc SUoager Viet Nam Policy his recent defeat In tha Ore­ gon primary at Rockefeller's hands. It is conceivable, then, that money may talk strongly In tha final delegate push for Harry at or before the con­ vention. Hut, again, what haunts aome experienced Republican* today Is the prospect th at when the real election show begins the crackle of crisp currency will he heard all too little on the GOP aide of the lin*. Lots’* case should be dis­ co seed In every high school for ah* le Ilk* million* of other teenagers, both girls and boys. Train yourself to be sexual opposite* and don’t make a mountain of a minor physical defect. A Jolly personality and tho usa of compliments can off­ set lo la ’a trouble, even without use of the electric needle. CASE S-485: Lola G., aged 17, la a high school senior. "Dr. Crane,” she spoke de­ jectedly, " I am becoming an introvert. "For you can notice my problem if you ju st look a t my upper lip. •'Why, people think I am growing n mustache! Isn't that horrlbla "How can I ever win a boy friend and get married T Oh, I am so unhappy that I feel Ilka taking an overdose of sleeping pills!" Then aha nervously shook out a clgaret and started snorting smoke through both nostril* like an old coal locomotive! Male Symbols Actually. Lois'* fussy upper Up was not nearly as evident a t she Imagined. For people who have even a very tiny flaw aro often so conscious thereof that it loom* unduly larga to them. They are thus inclined to make mountains out of mole­ hills. Millions of women have a little f u n on their upper lip, yet they arc jolly personal­ ities who win boy friends galore and marry happily. Yet other girls are so exrestively conscious of hair on their Up* or on their legs, that they become unduly introverted. Such hair la often regarded at vaguely masculine but not nearly as much to as a clg- aret In a girl's mouth, or a liquor glass in her hand! Vulgarity, profanity or even excessive slang are much more masculinising Influences than a little superfluous hair. The "image" of an attrac­ tive girl that most men hold in their mind is a distinctly feminine personality. They want her to be 100 per cent feminine and not con­ taminate herself with 25 per rent masculine traits or fash­ ions or even 10 per rent, "Opposites attract," runs an old adage that la just ns true today a* 100 year* ago. And by "opposites" we re­ fer not to differences in reli­ gion or education, ideals, etc., but to physical or sexual "op­ posites." Many a husband has re­ ported to me that he has be­ come platonic with reference to hie wife because of her boyish haircut, her smoking nd her adoption of other male traits. "Dr. Crane,” Is their typical report, "when I w»ka up and sea her lying on the pillow beside me, she looks like a teenage boy. "So I feel a vague homo­ sexual revulsion. That’s why I find It Inrreniingly difficult to grow rumniillc about her." If you girl* wish more viv­ idly to understand this reac­ tion, would you feel very ro­ mantic about a male who dressed In feminine lingerie, used women’s rouge and llpaliek, and minced along on high heel# 7 Obviously, you would NOT! Then why do you girls act Ilk* sheep and meekly follow tha silly fashions and fads that reduce your own fem­ inine charm! You employ silks and per­ fumes to attract a boy friend; then you unwittingly rebuff him by your cigarct* and coarse talk I If you do have any physical blemish that a doctor will ad­ mit needs correcting, then > remedy it, too. If surplus hair Is really a problem, tho electric needle can often remove such hair t permanently. 4 Plastic and dental surgeons can often perform other med­ ical miracles, too. Hut a jolly personality can offset most of your minor de­ fects! So send for the book­ let "Psychology and Medicine of the Face," enclosing a long stamped, r e t u r n envelops, plus 20 cents. (Alws)a write to Dr. Crane in care of this news­ paper, enclosing a long stamped, addressed envelope and 20 ecnla to cover O p­ ing and printing coal* when ) jou send for one of hi* booklet*.) OVEK 35 YEARS At First A Palmetto (Alongside old post office) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpets • Furniture • Tile • Pianoa • Rental Beds Dick West’s The Lighter Side Thought For Today Herald Area Correspondents U AKM V lltfi:* nor ria iT I. J U n t I D * M aaieU r editor All11V MULL* O-ieeiy Rdlior KILLKIIUKtV Telearaph Editor W IL L IA M i t i i i t f Better U entral A d v tr tlr ln * U a n a g t r UAitM iirrr s . i r w u n u * CloreKltd Director I AN I I IH O E M A X K S Letters We look forward to this sec­ tion of The Herald each year, a* we think it serves • u*eful purpoie as well ■■ an en­ joyable one. Again may wo express our gratitude for your constant support and lnterett In all our endeavor* through­ out the year. Senior f1*** at f t Oviedo High School IImiIiiom Itsaager r a in wells Otschiateal Sept. ita u s irn u i a m i ■owe DeUroe/ np Matt j i a l i t h C tf iif Ale Weed If f* I Tear III.M I Tear » •» • Meath* M l S Mealha LM I Maatbe Lie I Moathe lee 1 Meats Lee I Mealb 0. L re tla l BeeaUlieae preelde U et all wall eaboorlpUoea I T h e U. S. government paid la a4ranee. neither purchases nor sells Enter at to eetnna elane nutter Cctoner II. Ill* al in* re tl w a i t at Maateid, rierlda, aader tae A tt el Ceaeman ml March. rare coins. B O M S .» extra calories from stored body fat and replacing it with water. Tha scientists aay ah* can­ not keep up her remarkable production for very long without wearing heraalf out. T h i n k s anyway, Lorna. Thanks for letting us glimpse (nr a brief shining moment the embodiment of man's old dream of getting back mors than ha puts in. Even though Lorna waa too gcod to be true, w* need n<*t despair. O t h e r promising Ihlngi are happening. For one thing, Agriculture De­ partment entomologist* a rt investigating tha use of am­ plified sound a* s possible insect repellent. Ona of them got the Idas for the experiment when h* noticed that amplified sound waves seemed to keep flies and mosquito** away from hla backyard patio, l’v* noticed the aama thing on my own patio, kly taana g a daughter occasionally takes her portable radio out i there, tune* In her favorite disc Jockey and turn* the volume control until all sys­ tem* ere go. This not only korpi file* and mosqultoe* away from tha patio. It keeps me away as wall. In thalr experiments, tha department entomologist* are using more human* methods. They retailed *om* Indian meal moths In a chamber where two radio loudspeakers emitted only a continuous lowhum. Even so, the sound waves apparently had a dvleterlous effect on tha moth*. 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June 8, *64— Page 5 Village To Have Summer Series In Recreation Nuclear Ship Savannah On Maiden Trip NEW YORK (L'PI) — The U.S. Savannah, the find U.S. nuclear powered passengercargo vessel, sails today on her maiden voyage to Europe, eager to prove the atom the maritime fuel of the futuro just as her namesake demon* strated 145 years ngo thnt steam marked the end of the sailing era. ITie atomic pioneer, built by the U.S, government at an estimated cost of (53 mil­ lion, f« expected to complete its first transatlantic crossing in 10 days with its first port of call Bromerhaven, tiermany. Aboard the flag dec­ orated vessel are 33 paying passengers and 250 tons of cargo. After five days in Biemrrbaven, the ship will sail to Hamburg, Dublin, and South­ ampton before returning to New York July 21. Two more European cruises are planned this year to give the gleam­ ing white rakish vessel as much public exposure as pos­ sible. The Savannah, a joint pro­ ject of the Atomic Energy Commission and the Maritime Administration, already has called at ports on the U.S. Pacific, Gulf and Atlantic coasts. More than 105,000 persona hnve Inspected its large cabins, broad decks nnd the science-fiction-liki' opera­ tions room where engineers control the nuclear reactor. The U. S. post offire at renasse, Minn., was the northernmost in the United States before Alaska's admis­ sion to the Union. I I A N K I ’ Y I . E , proprietor of Lake Monroe Inn, went deep sen fishing the other dnv nnd rnme up with this 20-ponnd red snuppor. The trophy was on display at the restaurant for a few days then prepared and served to friends dropping into the establishment. (Herald Photo) Warren Makes On Scene Study DALLAS (UPI) — The chief justice of the United Slates set out in un assassin's footsteps Sunday, then talked for more than three hours with Jack Ruby, the presum­ ed assassin's killer. Chief Justice Earl Warren visited the Texas Schoolbook Depository, It was reported he aimed a rifle from the sixth floor death window toward the spot in the street outside where two shots struck President John Ken­ nedy. Then he interviewed Ruby in the county jail across the street. Ruby was reported "wild eyed and staring" dur­ ing the meeting. Warren, head of the com­ mission investigating t h e President’s dentil, flew to Dal­ las from Washington, lie spent about two hours in the schoolbook depository, from where the fatal shots were filed. Tiled he and his aides met with Ruby in a small confer­ ence room only steps away from the aixth-floor cell where the baldish, 54-ycur-olJ former striptease club operat­ or is being held during his legnl fight to escape the electric chair. Afterward, Warren made brief stops at the apartment house where Ruby lived; at the rooming house where Os­ wald had been living and at the Texas Theater, n movie house where Oswald was cap­ tured. He did not go in any of the places. What Warren and the com­ mission learned in the long meeting with Ruby was not revealed. .1. Lee Rankin, chief counsel for the commission in­ vestigating the assassination, said only Hint the group "took tlie testimony of Jack Ruby." Warren, who left the jail with a big smile on his face, declined to comment. 14jr Doris Dean A summer recreation pro­ gram to run from June 23 to Aug. 13 for North Orlando youngsters has been announc­ ed by Mrs. Mona Urinstcnd, health, welfare and recreation commissioner. The recreation area will he open on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of each week between the hours of 9;30 a.m. and .3 p.m. with at least one adult supervisor on the premises at all times. Teenag­ ers will be asked to volunteer as assistants and to help with supervision of the plnyground. One night ench week will he devoted strictly to a planned program for the teenage group. Daytime activities for the younger children will include volleyball) softball, h o r s e * shoes, badminton and t a b l e tennis along with <|ulet in­ door games. A story hour will he conducted once each week for the four to six year olds. Parents will be asked to attend with preschool age children nnd nil children will ho required to follow rules which will he posted civic building. oh OSd RSver Port May Lose 'Father Off Waters' NEW MADRID, Mo. (UPI) — Stubborn Missourians in (hi* old Spanish riverport, forced to move from banks caved in by the Mississippi River four times in the town's 180-year history, may have j their river taken away from them. The 3,000-plus residents of the farm-trade community don’t like the idea. The town sits on n reverse S-shaped curve formed long ngo when the river went on n bender and cut northward to form a 40-mile loop in its meandering chnnnel. The U. S. Army Corps of Engineers is considering a proposal to construct a new channel through tho narrow neck of the bend that would leave New Madrid off the main river channel. Engineers are in the final stages of sItaly before making a decision. A hydraulic model of the proposed rut-off was demonstrated last week in Vicksburg, Miss., depicting possible effects of the new channel. Memphis District Engineer Col. Edmund Kirby-Smlth is the man facing the Sept. 1 deadline for a decision. Key factor in Kirby-Smith’s rec­ ommendation appears to he whether expected benefits ex­ ceed expected costs. New Madrid, named after the Spanish rspitnl by its builder around 1783, objects to the proposal because the town would be removed from the main stream of the river. Resident* fear this would leave the town in the same shape ns early Western boom towns that wera by-passed by the railroad. Before the levee system wns initiated in 1014, build­ ings along tho river front were huilt on rollers so they could he moved bnck when largo chunks of the hank cav­ ed in the swirling waters. The first New Madrid was wash­ ed away and its remains are now on the Kentucky side of the river. In the steamboat days, trav­ elers would disemhark at th* neck of the bend and apend the night on the peninusla while the boat made the trip around New Madrid bend. The next morning the passengers crossed the strip of land and tc-boardrd the steamboat. Pales of life insurance In Florida by the Prudential In­ surance Co. of A m e r i c a amounted to $;IHI.5 million in 1963, an increase of 28 per cent over the previous year. For early-week shopping values... “P T P7 c i D c r m e n n n c a i d UU J\Jla\ r lK u l l!ULr rllU U rA In _ —- BLUE RIBBON QUALITY LEAN GUARANTEED FRESH GROUND the Adult nnd teenage volun­ teers are needed ns are do­ nations of play equipment and games. 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And they look good I a a a Tha Semlnolca had a chance to look a t soma of the beat pitching they will see when Glision fared them in Ocala. Tha big buic-ball boy sent 14 o f our lads back to the bench after having had a look a t his Stuff. o a a On* fine thing about Man­ ager Frank Thom; s i :;d h'a aatittents, E. B. Kuykendall and Glenn Price, they try to give each boya chance to get in the geme. And every­ body played Friday. This waa good, both for the team and for the managers. a a a Left year Red Janten worktd the initial tack. But this year Thomas la taking ad­ vantage of hia good glove work and h it asparienea and haa moved Red to the hot corner. And the big hustler la doing a bang-up Job. Rad's fins play and hiaheads-up thinking makca him a logical "Uke-ehargs-guy" and thla keeps everyone on hia toss. He has soma work to do on hia batting stance to make his timing and bat’s position a little more positive—but he’s working at it—and so are the managers, • e • Jim Courier indicated that even when be is not pitching, he la going to be a tough man to keep on tha bench. Ila can "pound that apple," and a s tha oldtlmer aaya"them hits Is needed." • e • Local support of tha fans will keep these youngslera do­ ing their beat. They’d like to play In the Little World aer­ ies In Little Rock and tha aiaa of tha gallery a t the games will have much to do with whether or not they make it. Their echedule waa In Friday’s edition of Tha Herald. Clip It out and put It on your mirror. There are eome windowa cards, too, to help focus attention on the playing datea. Legal Notice V X D K It K U T IT IO V S S A N K I*A W M » T I O n TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN! Nolle* I* h e r e b r given lh*t th* unil*r*l«ncit. p u r s u a n t to Section H i 0», Florid* Hlslutes. w ill r s g l a l s r w ith th* Clerk a t t h e C ircuit Court to a n d to r H tm ln o lt County, Florida, tha fletltloue name of: HANNER TKHTINO KQUIPMENT undar w h ic h I am now e n g ag e d In kuelneee a t M5 lleverly Avan u t , Altam onte Htirlnaa, Klor­ The local American Legion team divided a twin bill in Ocala Friday night. The Sanfordltes won the first set-to, 5-1, and the Ocala Legion nine came back on top in the nightcap, 6-0. Both tussle* featured some excellent pitch­ ing performsnee*. Don Smith looked like a mid-season chunker in the opener, allowing only one scratch hit. Its Issued two pastes, but struck out 10 Ocmlsns. The horns elab’t run was unearned and came about on a walk, fielder’s ehoict and an trro r, Jimmy Courier waa wield­ ing wicked wood In this con­ test and had a doubt* and a singl* te his credit, account­ ing for half th* Seminole safeties. After the rest period th* vleltors faced a hug* speedball thrower, Gllieon, with a "savvy" for mixing up his tosses. He not only had the Sanford [ads mystified, but proved th at he waa no slouch a t tho plate. Ha struck out 14, didn’t four-ball a single batter, and allowed only one hit. His doubts and triple war* shining lights in leading th* way to the 5 to 0 win. Ricky Sires, In opposing Glisson, performed like a vet­ eran. He allowed the two hits to the opposing moundsman and two singles to Wilson, the battery-mats of ths big boy. The Sanford nina made three miacues in ths opening inning of tho gams, an out­ field bobble, a passed ball and an overthrow a t first, but having gotten thesa out of their eystemi, tho Invaders settled down to ths fin* ball that mads th* evening a treat for the gallery, Manager Frank T h o m a s said that the coaches plsysd all ths boys In uniform, giv­ ing them a chance to show what they could do under ac­ tual playing conditions and affording the mentors an op­ portunity to make soma "on th* field” comparisons. Lins scores) Sanford ...... . 8 4 1 Ocala ...... —..... 1 1 2 Smith and Brooks) Wilson and Morrow. Sanford ................— 0 1 3 Ocala ....—............. — 5 4 0 Sires and Higgins) Glisson and Morrow. FIRST HALF CHAMPIONS of the City Re­ creation Department’s Men's Softball League are these players who represent the Kingswood Builders, Members of the srjuud nre (front row from left) Andy Anderson, Bobby Johnson, Frank Stafford, Gerald Bolling, Manager Ron- Jaycee Junior Golf Tourney 5ef June 19 Th* Junior Chamber of Commerce announced today that ths JayCes Junior Golf Tournament will be held June ID s t tho Mayfslr Ceuntry Club. There will b* three divlaloni—ages 9 through 12, 13 through 15 and 18 through 17. Boys 17 must not reach their 18th blrthdsy before Aug. 15, 1964. Entry blanks may b* ob­ tained a t tha Mayfair Coun­ try Club’s pro shop, ths Roll­ ing Hills Country Club, Land O’Lakes Country Club in Casselberry, Mid - F l o r i d a Country Club and the JayCes Building cn French Avenue. Registrations and entry fees must bo turned into JoyCeo Headquarters not later than 5 p.m. June 18. Trophies will bo awarded to the winner and runner-up in each division. Free lunches will be served to all conteetante. Ths winner of each age division will be sponsored In the statewide tournament to he held a t the Pina Meadows N atir* o l P a b l le H e a r in g Country Club in Umatilla Notice la hereby glean. Uosrd of County Com mlaetonars of June 28-30. Legal Notice Hrmlnole County, Florid*, pro puead to rewina th* following described p r o p e rt y aonait A-l A g ric u ltu re to Il-IA Bins)* Fa m ily l u s l d e n t t a l t Tha W 'srly H of th* HW14 of th* HW1) of Bactlon I I - I l H - t o E . F u r t h e r rieerrlt.ert ae lying North of Tempi* T a r r a r * A nnei and B a i l of O r a n g t Cuunty-Bamlrvnla County tin*. ld*. 1'ubllo h e a r i n g will ba h*l>l T h a t t h e Intareatad p a r t y In In th* Bamlnol* County Court aatd hualnaaa antarprla* la N I ­ Hot)a*. Sanford, Florida, In th* CHOLAS It. KOIIERO. County C om m la tlo n tr* Room, Dated a t W in t e r P a r k , Or on J u n e t t , 1IM a t 10:0* A. M. a n c e County, Klorlda, thla ITth or aa aoon t h e r e a f t e r a* poae day or May. till. IDlei. /»/ Nlrhulaa It. Korcao Hoard of County CommtasL a w O tflra loner* ICAItOl A PATTON Bemtnol* County, Florida 101 K a lrbanka Avenue A i e i l , Jrr ,— - w ta u t P irn. n»Hd> Chairm an Publlah J u n e 1, I, 11, H , t i l t A l l t e l A r t h u r B eckw ith, J r . CDA-T Publish J u n * I, l k l t C D A -tt NMTICK o r SAI.W Notice la h e r e b y a lva n t h a t Nolle* of •'■bit* H e a r t a g p u r s u a n t to the final decree Notice la haraby given, Hoard of foracloaura and aala e n t e r ­ o f County Commleatonara of ed In Ih* caua* pending In th* Htmlnol* County, Florida, p ro . Circuit Court In and for Heml- poa* to am end t h a Z oning R e ­ nnl* County, Klnrtda, eae* dnc- g u la tio n s In t r e a t * a new dieltat num ber 11* 10, th e u n d l r - t r te t tu be k n o w n a* Unlvaraliy atg ned Clerk will eell the p r o ­ Com munity D istr ic t (UC). Cupp e r l y e ltu a te d l a said c o u n ty lea of ihl* proposed e m a ndm enl Saner Ihad aa: m ay be ob tain e d in th* Zoning L ot I t , Iltock a. WRATH- ortlc e, C o u r t lloue s, Sanford, E IIS FIELD FII18T AD DI­ Florida, Mondays t h r u Friday* TION, aa racordad In Plat from tiO* A. tt. to (:0S I*. M. Hook 11. P a s t IT, BKMIPublic h e a r in g will be bald NOLB COUNTT P U B L I C In t b s Seminole County Court RECORDS. House, Sanford, Florida. In th* T o g e t h e r w ith all s tr u c tu r e * County Com missioner* Room, a n d Improv amenta now and on J u n * M. I M t a t l*:M A. U. h a r o o ft o r on aald land, and or a a o s s a t h e r e a f t e r ae poeef l i t u r e e a tt a c h e d th ara to . and Ibt*. a ll rente , I m u m . proceed*, and Beard s t O s s s t r Comm p ro fit* n c r r u l n g and t e acc rue tis lo n e r a fro m a a ld premie**, a ll of Seminole County, Florid* w h ic h a r e Included w ith in th* Ry J a m s * P. Avery, Jr * f o r a g o t n a daoorlptton a n d Ih* C ha irm a n hn b a n d u m th e r a o f t aloo a ll gaa A tte s t A r t h u r B aekw lth. Jr. ataam . alaolrtc, w a te r , a n d o th a r Publlah J u n * I, IMS h e a t i n g , ooekln g, r e fr ig e r a tin g , C D A -II l ig h t i n g , plu m b in g ve n tila tin g , I r r i g a t in g , a n d pow e r eyatama, B e t t e * o f F o b 11* H a o r i g g machine*, appliances, flatura*. Notice Is hereby given, Board a n d a p p u rte n a n c e s. w hich now of County Commlaetonars a t nr* or m ay h e r a a f U r p ertain Seminole County, Florida, pro to, o r be uaad with, In, o r e n pose t o reson* t h e following a a td premia*!, even tho u g h described p r o p e rt y poned A -l t h e y he d e ta che d o r d e ta ch A g ric u ltu re to C - l Commercial! w t t t . s f t o f a is* ft or m m abto, a t public aala, le th* hlg b aa t of N W t( of IIV It less N STS a n d beat b id d er for caah a t t t Section I t - I l H - m : . F u r t h e r lliO* o’cluck A. M. on tb* l l t h described a a ly in g ITS ft e oath d a y o f J n n o l i l t a t th* r r o n t of M lklar Road a n d N orth ot Door o f th * t e r a tn e l* C ounty • t a t * R oa d DapL 1‘rlaoa Camp. Publl* b e a r in g will ba held C o u r th u sa * l a S anford. F l o r ­ In th* Bemlnnl* County Court ida. House, Banrord, Florida, la th* (SHAM A r t h u r U. Rsckw ltb, Jr.. C ounty Commission*! I Room, C lerk o f th e Clronlt Court on J u n e I I , I M t a t Mi** A. M. o r aa s o o a t h o r o a f to r so p o ss­ Uyt M a r t h a T. V tb le a ible. D e p u ty Clerk Hoard of C ounty Cw s l at R K A llDA LU Ot i l l ) LET AND L E W t l loners •emlB ole C ounty Florida, Attorney* f u r P l a in t i f f Ily Ja m s* P. Avary, J r , S* North C o u r t S t r e e t C h a ir m a n Duel Office Hon I K S A l l t e l A r t h u r Heckwllh, Jr. Orlando, Flo rid a Pu b lish J u n o A 1M4 .P u b lla h J u n a A 1MI c d a -i i GUA-M Miller To Rockets Giants Hike Margin; Joan Adams Tops Navy Wives Loop White Sox Lead AL With 529 Series By MILTON RICIIMAN UPI Sports Writer The ladies are invited to leave the room because there's "dirty" story connected with the manner In which the Saa Francisco Giants took the Philadelphia Phillies to the cleaners. It Involves first baseman Orlando Cepcda, who not only perpetrated the play of the day Sunday but also msy have turned in tha play of the year. Chris Short walked Tom lisller with the bases full and two out In tha top of the 10th Inning to put the Giants ahead of the Phillies, 4-9, That was the final score — but It wouldn't have been without Ceptda. International League Reunite Sunday Buffalo 4, Rochester 4 Rochester D, Buffalo 7 Syracuse 7, Toronto 4 Toronto 8, Syracuse 2 Richmond 8, Atlanta 1 Atlanta 6, Richmond 0 Jacksonville 7, Columbus 2 Jacksonville 6, Columbus 1 C II A R L E STON, W. Va. (U i'I) — Ron Miller, former quarterback for the Univer­ sity of Wisconsin, will play for the Charleston Rockets in ths United Football League this fall. Miller played with th s Na­ Tram tional Football Lesgue’s Los Shrine Angeles Hams In 1002. CPO Hutary Junior League Legal Notice IN TIIS3 CIHCI'IT COURT IN AND FOR SKMINOLN COt'NTV. FI.OH l t » \ Nth 140*1 WOONSOCKET INSTITUTION FOR HAVINQK, a Rhode lalanil m u tu a l sa v in s* bank. Plaintiff, va. ROT JACKSON M O Itn iS a single man, at at, Defendants. NOTICE o r SI IT T H E STATE O F FLORIDA TOi Roy J a c k s o n Morris, raaldanc* unknow n. Th* matMns addraea of thla d e f e n d a n t let ADCS USN. Navy 101, Ros IT CPO QT C /O TPO New Tork, New T o r k OtIST T ou ar* haraby notified th a t s s u i t ha s bean filed a s a l n a t you a n d M a rg u erite A. Morris i s tha above e ntitle d raue*, a n d t h a t yon a r * required to fit* yo u r a n s w e r w ith th* C lark o f thla C o u r t a n d to se rve a copy thereof upon th* plain ­ tiff o r p lain tiff* a tto rn e y * whose a s m * a n d a d d ress 1* J a n n ln sa , W atte, Clark* and H am ilton, 1SOS B a r n e t t N a tio n ­ al Dank Building, Jacksonville I, Florida, not l a t e r th a n July I I . 1IM. I t you fall t o <lo so a decree pro oonfaaao wilt b* e nte red a s a l n a t y o u for tha r* Rat demanded la tb* oomplalnl. T hla s u i t is te foracloa* a m o rtg a g e. Th* ro sl prope rty proceeded a g a i n s t Is) Lot II, lllock P. SUNLAND ESTATES, a subdivision, aco o rd ln g to a p l a t thereof r t o o r d a d In P l a t Book 11, page* t l t o I I of tha Pub He Record* o t Stmlnul* C oubty, Florida. W ITNESS m y h a n d a n d tha seal of sa id C o u r t a t Baaford, F lo rid a , th la *th d a y of Ju n e , till. I COURT BEAL) A r t h u r II. Reck with, Jr. Clark of Ih* Circuit Court Uyt M a r t h a T. Vlhlen Deputy Clark P ublish J u n e I, I I , I I . I I , t i l l . ODA-SS nio Rusal and Billy Coleman. (Back row, from left) Terry Christensen, Johnny Emerson, Butch Cook, LeRoy Estridge, Donnie Carter and Dan Underwood. Bud Moncrief, Don Harvey and Randy Reynolds were not present when this photo was made. (Herald Photo) Rrsulls Friday CPO 3 Elks 1 STANDINGS Like, i Kiwanls Civitan W ............................. 6 4 ..................... 4 i ■J Th* Phils, who led 3-0 un­ til tha ninth, weren't quite finished. They put runners on first and third in the bottom of the 10th with two out. Johnny Herrnsteln slashed a wicked shot to the right of first base. Cepeda desperately flung himself at the bail. Tha San Francisco first baseman, lying on the ground when h* stopped the ball, knew hs couldn't get to hia feet In time to beat the streaking Herrnsteln to the bag. So Cepeda dova headfirst toward the hag, gulping near­ ly half an acre of real estate en rout*. But he figured It was worth It because Uiett» was umpire Ed Vargo with his thumb in ths air. That play officially nailed down the Giants' third straight victory over the Phillies anil increased their National Lea­ gue lend to Ilk games. Elsewhere tn ths NL, Hous­ ton best Pittsburgh, 6-S, but dropped th* nlghtcnp, 6-1; Cincinnati outlasted St. Louis, 11-6; Chicago defeated Mil­ waukee, 5-2, and Los Angeles downed New York, C-l, in the first of two while the second gnmo was washed out by rain after five Innings with the score tied 1-1. Th* Chicago Whits Sox retained the American Lea­ gue lead by sweeping the De­ troit Tigers, 8-3 and 2-1; Cleveland beat Washington, 3-2, In their 15-innlng open­ L er but lost the nightcap, 0-3; 0 Minnesota bumped Baltimore, 2 5-2, and Kants* City beat 2 Boiton, 8-6, In the second 3 gams after losing ths first 4 on* 9-5. ...................... 8 1 5 Lake Mary .....................1 Games Today Civitan at Klwani* 4:30 CPO at Rotary 7:30 st Memorial Stadium 5 Little National Results Friday First F rd rrsl 11 Standard OU II First Fed. 120 220 4-11 11 I Std. OU 001 006 3-10 a 3 W P -E d Grooms (4-3), L P Laubert (0-4) HR—Gary Spoils, FF, first of the year STANDINGS Team Hunt Lincoln • Mercury Locomotive Engra. . . . Chase i l l t H M I M I M M I First Federal Standard Oil ................ Games Today Locomotive Enor*. at Little American Results Friday Navy T Perfection Dairy ■ Perfection 110 021-5 2 4 Navy 202 21x—7 9 2 WP—Andy Rufus (5-0), LP— Tbmmy Gracey (5-2) HR—Scott Harris, Navy, secold of the year STANDINGS W L Team Navy . 18 2 Qctrge'a ...................... t 9 Florida Stats Bank ... • 10 Perfection Dairy ......... T It Sanford Atlantic ......... 8 13 Game Monday George's at Perfection Dairy (7:39 p.m. at Ft. Mellon Park) W L 18 4 13 4 10 T LENA WINS • 10 BVE, N. Y. (UPI) - Tony 0 18 Lems fired a one-under-par 71 in ths final round of the Hunt Thutderbird golf clastic at Lincoln-Mereury 4:10 Wcsicbeiter Country Club to (a t Bay Avenue Park) finidi with a total of 7TS and edge out Mike Soucbak by one TEAM SELECTED stroke. GLADSTONE, N. J . (U PI> A squad of eevea riders, bead t FOYT WINS 1M ed by 22-year-old tryouts win MILWAUKEE (UPI) — A. ocr Kevin Freeman, was ae J. Fbyt aped to bis fourth conlooted for th* United States' sec lilve U. 8. Auto Club vic­ Olympic three-day equestrian tory in the annual 100-mile team. Rex Mays Classic, which was mowed by a fiery crash in The beaver, except for the which driver Jim llurtubite, South American capybsra, is North Tonswanda, N. Y., was the world'! largest rodent. hurt Joan Adana lead the Navy Wives in tha Friday mornins league play with a 198/629 aerie* and Colleen Sandlin had her second over-500 aer­ ie* with a 178-508. Close behind was P at Sipley from NAS Supply and b o w l i n g with KVAII-B’a Bombers with a 171/498 aer­ ies. Numerous high games and aarlea wars also tumad in, Including tbs 174/489 by Marge Carathara, tha 181-488 by Rota Patrick, Jeanne Wolfe’s 179/481, C. Basaatt’a 180/472, Shirley Martin'a 184, Alice Sexton’a 179 and M. A. Williams' 16. Boris Omey, subbing for the Mlifita, had a beautiful 177/497 and P at Dearolph tumad In a 170. Turkeys wars knocked down by Jeanne Wolfa, Alice Haupt and Collen Sandlin. Susy Re­ no had a pair with one hav­ ing four ■trikes In a row. Tha vary difficult 8-7-10 split was converted by Olnny Weeks, Alice Haupt convert­ ed tha 5-7, P at Willis tha 85-7, Suay Reno the 5-8 while Beverly Masks, Joan Adams and P at Slplay took car* of tha baby 8-10 spilt. Holding tha loop's first spot are tha Oop'a of NAS with 12 victorias and four loaaaa. Navy Pals are second with a record of II and 5 whlla tha VA1I-7 Juggernauts, with nine wina and aavan loaaaa, are third. Men's League Results Friday, Satsrday No games scheduled STANDINGS Team W L Klngawood *, — *««.•..». 8 0 Robbs 11Milit i t •* «•*••• 9 0 McRaney ........................ t I Florida State Bank . . . . 8 1 Lnngwood ........................ 1 8 Wiiion M akr ............... 1 2 C hile 0 3 USO .................................0 3 Games Today USO at Klngawood 7:80 McRaney at Wilson Maler 8:48 poitponed — to be played Friday, June 18 Garnet Tuesday Fla. State Bank at Cbaae 7:80 Longwood at Bobba 8:48 (at Ft. Mellon Park) Southern League Buaday'a Steatite Asheville 8 Chattanooga I Birmingham 6 Columbus 4 Knoxville 8-8 Charlotte 1-8 Lynchburg 10 Macon 1 Wins Sunnehanna JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (U PI)— Cary Cowan of Kitchener, O nt, shot a two-under-par 68 Sunday to win the Sunnahanna tournament of amateur championa by three strokes. Cowan, who entered the final round trailing by throe strokes, wound up with a twuunder-par 278. Salmon fishing la Alaska’s leading industry. Andy Rufus went to tha hill Friday afternoon and turned In a fine two-hit per­ formance as h* and his mates downed Perfection Dairies, 7 te 6, to win th* City Recrea­ tion Department's L 11 1 1 * American League champion­ ship. Th* Sailors anchored the title with still thre* weeks of play remaining. The victory, th* Navy's 13th in a row, and 16th of ths season, put tha Sailors on a "stand by" alert for tha wlnntr in the Little National League and a chance to win the eity crown. Scott Harris hit his second homer of th* year for the winner. In their effort. Per­ fection turned in two fin* double plays. Over in ths N a t i o n a l , Standard Oil came from be­ hind to score six runs In the last frame to knot the score a t 7-all in ita encounter with First Federal and carry ths contest into extra innings. H o w e v e r , th* Savingsmen earns storming back with four markers in ths top of ths seventh and wrapped It up. Th* Oilers, still seeking vic­ tory number one in this sea­ son's campaign, fell short when they rallied but got only three runs. The final score was 11 to 10 In favor of First Federal in a hard fought contest. Gary Spotta hit the first horn* run of tha season for ths F irst Fsdsrai nine. Hs al­ so had a pair of singlss and a double plus four runs bat­ ted in to cop plate honors. D a n Wiggins bad a double and two singles. A1 Grooms paced ths victors with a twobagger and a single. In tha Junior Boys loop, CPO defeated the first half champs, tha Elks, behind th* dependable pitching of Danny in posting his sixth victory in eight mound decisions. COP's win left them tied for second, with Rotary. The CPO'ers and Rotary meet this evening so the knot in the standings should be short-lived. No games were scheduled Friday or Saturday in the Men’s Softball League. Action will resume tonight. USO meets Klngawood a t 7:30 and McRaney and Wllson-Mnler will play Friday night a tilt originally slated for this eve­ ning. Girls' Softball Workouts Are Slated Sunday R. L. Williams, manager of the Sanford Women's soft­ ball team, extended a call to­ day to all girls, 16 years of age cr older, who are Inter­ ested in playing on the local club, to attend tryout sessions to be held s t 4 p.m. next Sun­ day. Williams said the workouts would be held at Ft. Mellon Park and that he would con­ duct th* sessions. Williams also revealed th a t th* local softball outfit will oppese tome stiff competition from such clubs as Dot.and, Or­ mond Beach, Orlando and other mid-Florida team*. Wil­ liams hopes to ready th* lo­ cal girls’ team for the dis­ trict tournament. American League W SO 27 26 27 26 38 88 24 S3 16 L 19 u 22 23 25 25 84 K 29 25 Pc. .612 .587 .540 .540 .510 .500 ,4 » .480 .448 .314 First U. S. team to Join the National Hockey League was the Boston Bruins, in 1921. Legal Notice IV COl’JITV JUDGE'S COt'KT, S K N IM tl.E COL'KTY, FLORIDA Fll* If*. 4IR3 ESTATE OF GEORGE LEA VER. decsseefl. XOTtl'E O F FIX A t. R E P O R T A I D APPLICATION F O R DISCHAROB All person* sr * h ereby not!fleit t h s t th* underelgned ** A n c l ll l s r r A d m ln litrstar of • std e*tst*. hs* c o m p u t e d t h s s d m l n u t r s t l o n th ere o f sn d h s s filed In esld c o u r t h i t flnsl r e ­ port sn d sp p l l r s t to n for diee h srx e. Objections there to. If s n r , should be du ly filed. After filing proof of p u b llc stlon • bowing th is notice h s e been publlehed once s week for f o u r caneecutlve weeke. the m e t t e r of s p p r o v s l of eeld r e p o r t e n d the o r d e r i n g o f d letrlb u tlo n of ssld e e t s t e will oome before the court. / • / Charle s J. L ea ver Aa Ancillary A d m in is tr a to r of aald estate. Publish J u n e •. H R . Tsam W L PcL GB Chicigo 29 14 .674 31 17 .646 Baltlmora tt New York 25 19 .566 4tt Minnesota 28 22 .560 4tt GB Cleveland 25 20 .556 5 Boston 25 25 .500 7tt ivt Washington 22 81 .415 12 3tt 19 28 .404 12 Detroit 3 tt Los Angeles 20 32 .385 13tt 5 Kansas City 10 32 .333 IStt 5 tt Sunday's Results • COA-I4 Boston 9 Kansas City • 6tt Kama* City 8 Boston • 8 tt Cleveland 3 Washington 8 15 Washington 6 Cleveland 8 National League Team Sen Fran. PhUa'phia Clncinnai Pitsburgh St. Louts Milwaukee Chicago Lot Angsts* Houston New York Ths Campbell-Loising Post 53 American Legion baseball team opened their home sea­ son Saturday night at Mem­ orial Stadium by swamping the invading Orlando Post 2(2 to the tune of 6-0. With a big fifth inning that tallied five runs and the ef­ fective pitching of Jimmy Courier that kept the visitors off balance all evening th* local crested quite a stir with the fans by their hustl­ ing "go-go" style of play. Courier not only had a good night on the mound, but con­ tinued his fine timing with th* bat. The crafty Oviedo athlete allowed only three scattered hits, struck out IB and w a lked two. He had two hits for thre* time* at bat. John (Red) Jansen is geU ting his stance a t th* piste on a more satisfactory basis and also had two for three. The fins) tally might hav* been even greater but for three fin* plays s t the piste by th* Orlandoana that nip­ ped potential scorers. Lins score: Orlando 242 . 0 8 1 Sanford 68 6 8 0 Th* first District Six game of ths season will be ptsyed a t Memorial Staduim a t 7:30 p. m. on Wedneaday, June 10. The opponent will be Eustia' Legion entry. Sunday's Results Los Angelas I New York 1 Los Angsloa 1 New York 1, second, called after ■ in­ nings, rain. Houston • Pitsburgh 8 Pltsburgh • Houston 1 San Francisco 4 Philadelphia 8 Chicago 5 Milwaukee 8 Cincinnati 11 St. Louis 8 Tuesday's Games St Inula at 8an Fran. <n) Chicago at New York (t-n) Cincinnati at L. Angeles (n) Milwaukee at Houston (t-n) Pitts, a Phil*, (t-n) Florida State Rsoulta Sunday Ft. Lauderdale 7, Orlando S Tamps 4, S t Pats t Lakeland 11, Baraaota I Daytona 8, Miami 0 Chicigo 8 Detroit 8 Chicago 2 Detroit 1 Minnesota • Baltimore 8 Now York 9 Los Angeles 8 Tuesday's Gams* Baltimore at Chicago (n> Minnesota at Detroit (n) Los Angeles at Cleveland (n) K a n in City at Washington (t-n) New York at Boston (a) B H U N IN G PAINTS GIVE YOUR HOME THE BRIGHT LOOK Ph. 882-8843 Factory Paint Outlet 2617 8. French SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! ON 100 BRANDS FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — • A. M. - <tl5 P. M. 818 E. FIRST SANFORD WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS POOL OWNERS SAVE "LOO ON FAM ILY HEALTH PROTECTION Tsar out this ad and toV* It to a dealer listed below for a $1.00 saving on PITTCHLOR* or PITTABS* dry chlorine (calcium hypochlorite) u n it leers. Gat fast-acting protection against bacteria and a ig u In pool water. Coupon good for fl.0 0 saving on 100-ib. drum, 25-lb. oail or 45-lb. case. 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H o h w tlt SI, Outsell. Brliw srsw sM T i l l . Oarm any; FRIED RICH W OH RLE. a lt o k n o w n a* F rla d rlc h W othrls. N ine? Plnnock, 18-yeir-old Maitland Jaycees at the Mait­ *101 O bsrw slsr O a r t s n w s a / senior at Lyman High School, land Day Beauty Pageant, t ih r r KarliT uhs, H a r m a n y ; V ltlE D A W O E H R I.E WAO- wai named M in Maitland July 4. NR It, r a l t r a b s n d h t l m , Haidar- Jayccci during ceromoniei Misi Connie Idcnden, a • t r a s a I K a r l M a ra Stats, Oasophomore at Florida South­ t t o n s . O a rm an y ; OTTO WOE- last week at the Tiki. HOLE, U l m s n w s g I t , A h rtn sThe daughter of Mr. and ern College and daughter of b u r a . bsl H s m b u r a . O srm any; Mrs. T. W. Plnnock, 310 Penn Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Idcnden, EDNA flCHMEEEKR. lt-10 a sth Pises, U a s p i t h , N a n T o r k ; Avenue, Altamonte Springs, 300 North Lake Sybelli Drive, ANITA OIBHON, 440 O s r d m •he was selected over 10 ether Maitland, was named firat A vrn u s . Mt. Vsrnon. Nsw T o r k ; ANNEI.IE9E OlllKBB. Horn- contestants to represent the runner-up. Miss Ann 3! liter, b s r a / B e b w s r s w a l d b s b n . H auntsenior at Lyman High School t l r a t s t 101, O s r m a n y ; ERNA and daughter of Mr. and Mra. W OEHR1.E K IP T E N nR V O O E n W. W. Miller, 177 South LakeF r l e k s s t r a a s s SS. H a m b u r g lo. Osrm any; E DIT H WOHRI.E wood Circle, Maitland, was H O PPE , also k n o w n a t Edith named second runner-up. W o s h r l s Ilopps. H a m b u r a A1tona, am I trunnanhof S, OarAll three winners wero pre­ Fourteen young people of m a n y ; F E E A W OEHREE, T7S sented trophies and gifts from South l l t h S tr ss t. N e w a rk S. the First Baptist Church of the Jaycees by Dr. Gary New J a r i r y ; HELMUT WOE11REE, 1-4 Kdashlll T s r r a r r , Sanford are attending Ihn Sowers, president. Judges for I t r n s s s l i r r w y c k , Troy, N s w Training Union Assembly be­ the contest were Barbara T o r k ; DORIS DORNEll TOUNO. «1=7 C sm lno R ta l, Eos Am;-- ing held at Stetson Univers­ Fleming of the Royal School lea, California; UEOItllE AI« of Dance, Jim Lewis, com­ HURT DORNER. Ill 4 North ity thla week. mercial photographer, and B rllflow sr Roulsvard, InksTTie daily progrnms are to wood. C alifornia: At.ICB TOMJoe Kocglcr of the Martin PI.I'M, Ifamhurir IS, I lo te n b u r a - include atudy, recreation, inCompany. *o rt. Vlar E a n d rrd a m m IS, ( l - r m a n r ; MARY H. U1IA1TM. apirnlional odd reuse* and fel­ Nancy will rrign for one l o s s Baton Avrnus. Itron*, Nsw lowship with other young peo­ year os Miss Maitland Jay T o r k ; TRAVIS UKAtIN, 1 Brya m Ddv*. l l u n t t n f t o n . I n n a ple from all purls of the cecs and will be their official Island. Nsw York; RAYMOND state. It. W. Warfield, educa­ hostess at many of the com BRAUN, T B ry a n t Drlvs, Hunt* t n a to n , I n n a Island, Nsw T ork: tional youth director of First munity projects sponsored by K A R EN IlllAUN, minor, l o l l Baptist, is teaching one of tha the Jaycees. Sho will be on S rton Avsnur, f l r o m , Nsw courses. hand next Sunday during th* York; A EE UNKNOWN II El IIS, In the group from Sanford second phase of the Polio Ira d r v l s s t s , a r a n ta s a , lltn o r i, era dltors, t r u stssa , or o t h s r claim- •r« Mary Margaret Reynolds, munizatlon Program, spon­ • nla by, t h ro u a h , u n d sr or a aalnst JACOB WOEHREE, Janet Lewis, Gail Cntrhcl, sored by the Jaycees in co­ MARIE HOIINHORBT. OEOIt- Sylvia Tanner, Pam Itoblnson, opers lion with Orange County OE W OEHREE. CONRAD WOE] I It EE, HENRY W OEHREE. Donna Davis, Suo I’rice, Pa­ Medical Association. JACOB WOEIII1EE, alto know n tricia Stenstrani, M e I i s a u Sam Chesser was program a s Ja c ob F. Wohrla, ROSA Wilkins, Joyce Thomas, Ro­ chairman for Use beauty con­ HTOllZ. also k n o w n as Rosa W. Slorts, JOHN WOEHREE. berta Walker, Sharon Sten- test with Tcte Shoemaker R O B E R T JA COn OOTTEIEU atrom, Chris Smith and Phil serving as master of cere W OEIIREE. MRS. ROBERT monies. JACOB OOTTE1EB WOEHREE, Ilahn. HOTTEIEB W OEHREE. UIRDI E W O E H R E E DORNER, also k n o w n aa l le r t h a W. Dnrnsr, F R I E D A W O E H R E E OIIONWOLD, alao know a s P rlsda W. W. O ra unw a ldt, ERNHT W O E H R E E . AEMA HKEKNK ANNA W OEHREE. also known aa Alma W oehrlr, MARIE 4i H IE E ANNA MARIE BRAUN, a ls o know n a s Anna Marls Brown, F R E D E R IC K BRAUN, a lto kn o w n aa F radarlek Brown, a n d sack of aald nam ad d s e t a t s d persona; AND AEI. p a r t i a l havln *. or claim ing to h s v s , a n y r l a h t , tltla or Inlar—• • ( In lha follow ing dr ir r llisd t r u s t l i n d t , lying and b slng In R e m in d * County, Florida, to w ill N orth IS aersa o f E aa t 1/4 of W H of N E H of N W 14 of Bacllon IS, Township IS ■outh, lia n a * 11 Eaat. You, and aach of you, ar* b r r s b y n o tlflsd t h a t a PatUton h t t b r r n b r o u a h t a n d fllsd In I h t C ircuit Court In and for R e m in d s County. Florid*. In Chancery, entitled CHRISTIAN IJKOROE W OEHREE, P s llllo n s r V. CARE JIOHNHORST. ET At* R e ip n n d tn t* . In which you a r * n a m t d a s r a tpondsnla . and t h a t you, and t a e h of you. ar* r s q u tr a d to flit your A n t w t r to •aid P s t l l l o n s r with th* C lrrk of th* C ircuit C o u rt of Seminot* County, Florid*, a t hi* off lea In th* C o u rt R out* In Hanford, Florida, and s r r v r upon p a lllln n r r 'a attorney, OEO. A. SP E E R . J R . w h o t t a d d r t a t U P. O. Boa l i l t , San­ ford, Florida, a ropy of your Anawar to aald Palltlon, on or befor* Monday. J u ly IS. A. D. 1914. If you fall to do to, a Drera* P ro Confaaao will b# anta r a d agalnet you and a a r h of you for o r ( r a n t i n g th* rallaf If yam hem warm air heating, yon el ready p ra y a d In said Patllloa. Th# n a tu r # of thla procardlna at yam air conditioning s y s t e m in and paid tar. The Bryant or a u tt la to h a v t th* Circuit gae air conditioner adds right on to your present system Court of Hrmlnol* County. ...u s e s the furnaco and Ha blower. Installation ie very Florida, a n ta r a n Order a u t h o r ­ isin g th* sal* of th* lands simple; no tearing out of walla (the unit goee outside the h a ralnahoua drsrrlb ad . which house); no heavy duty wiring in needed. We hive owner* ar* hald In tr u a l by aald Chrlat t a s Qaorg* W o th r l* aa aolt who are cooling ■ six room house far about SIS.04 per ■urvlvlng T ru ata# u nda r th* month. That's very reasonable for solid summertime comfort. Eaat Will a nd T s t l a m t n t s a d We con give you a reasonably accurate idea of what it will Codicil thereto, of A nna B srcoat you, and we think you will be pleasantly surprised. l e i b a r a D ornsr„ dacaaaed. W ITNESS my hand and th* us survey your home and submit our recommendations and se a l of aald Court a t Sanford. Hrmlnol* County, Florida- thla estimate. It’s free and you’re not obligated. Coll ua today. t t h day of Juna, A. D- 1*44. (COURT HEAEI , , LOW DOWN PAYMENT. A N D ^ W M P P U ^ U A r t h u r It. Backwtth. J r . C lark of C ircuit Court of EASY* EASY TERMS • e m l n o l t County, Florida. By: M a r th a T. Vlhlan D t p u t y Clark (1EO. A. SP E E R . JRSolicitor for P a tltlo n a r p. O. Bos 1144 Sanford. F lorida IITTt 109 W . F i r s t S t . P h . 322-5733 p ublish J u u a 1, I I , I I , I I , ltd* .CDA-I4 EH***- S ta m p s « 4 * * l a ****** m4 l u l l * ati By Robert B. T hom u Jr. The R et. Z. L. G n d j of Charleitun, S. C., delivered the termon at the Crooms High School 37th annual Bac­ calaureate services. The title w si “The Abundant Life." He reminded members of the graduating c la n that it is not loo late to take stock of themneh-es through the Almighty in seeking the abundant life. Rev. Grady la a product of Crooms High School where he graduated in 1949. He left the audience burring over his tre­ mendous message. Everyone who knew this young man when he was In high school is very proud and elated over his success. ! I O O ^ ErV.R«A^ I O O L v-’ ; PICNICS ttA , IwlH'i Premium Smokies or F&P Dolictous Sliced B eets. 303 can 1 0 Big-R Testy Cut Green Beans 303 can 1 0 Go-Rod Standard Canned Tomatoes ••• 303 can 87 Delicious Very Fine pkg. Swift's Premium Smoked lb. 59c 49c Premium Label Sixxlo Sealed All Moot 12 os* pkgs. $1. WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. Prune Juice •• Jiffy Smooth er Krunchy 12 o s. 1 0 ' Mussulman's Tongy A pple Sauce 3 Polish Sausage Beef Tongue • Swift's Franks 3 qt. bet. 30 ___ Peanut Butter 18 os. jar 59 SEMINOLE PLAZA HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA. t �■1 I V TOr Pago 8—Mon. June 8. T»i #««TorS U t r i l M iss D ig g s Given Bon Voyage Party BARBARA DIGGS, center, was given a farewell Coke party Saturday afternoon at th t home of Judy Lumber. Weathcruficld. Shown in the pic­ ture are Dan CaaHclljcrry, Ann Trawlck, Barbara, John Birkheinicr, and Judy Lambert. C ounty—WomenEnjoy By Jane Casselberry Barbara Diggs of Alta­ monte Springs was guest of honor Saturday afternoon at a going away parly given by the 11th and 12th grade class of the Casselberry Community Methodist Church S u n d a y School, The event took place at the home of Judy Lambert near Wcathersficld. Barbara is m o v i n g to Brooksvilin with her parents, Mr. and Mr*, llalpli Biggs. The class presented her with the New English Trans­ lation of the New Testament and a corsage. Itcfreshments of chips, dips and Cokes were served. The attractive centerpiece of pink and white flowers was arrang­ ed by the class teacher, Mrs. If. T. Crittendon. S tory Tel Luncheon Honors Graduate By Jane Casselberry Lyman High School grad­ uate Cheryl Werley, attrac­ tive daughter of Mr. and Mrss. L. L. Werley of Lakeof-the-Wods, was honored at n luncheon Saturday at tho Imperial Houses in Winter Park given hy her aunt, Mr*. John Andrews of Apopka, and her grandmother, Mrs. John Conley of Lakc-of-thc-Woodi. Eight other senior girls from Lyman were guests and they each received a corsage of yellow chrysanthemums tied with blur and yellow rib­ MISS SHARON D. FOSTER bons. The school colors were also carried out in the floral centerpiece of yellow chry­ santhemums and blue Statice. A delicious luncheon ol cold salads and dessert of Hlackbottorn pic was enjoyed. Those attending In addition to the honorcc and hostess Mr. and Mr*. C. Archer daughter, Miss Sharon D. were Cheryl’s mother, Mrs. Foster of Jacksonville, an­ Fosler to Willis J. Oiler, son L. L. Werley, Linda Carroll, nounce the engagement and of Mr. and Mrs. Lowcil E. Carol lllghsmith, Kay Clarke, Oiior of Sanford. Brenda Petty, Grace Hutapproaching marlagc of their The.-bride elect,.,Attended...j■sc.h— Efrm«:ja- C»*r schools in Jacksonville and Jones and Patricia Grimgraduate from the Uni­ wood. Women Democrats will versity of Florida, College of Nursing in August. She is a T o Meet Tuesday mcmlicr of Alpha Omicron PI Sorority. was graduated A t First Federal J e wMr.- J Drier e r - t n o la , J t t g h hcnool The Democratic Women'* with (lie c la s s of 105'J and at­ Club of Seminole County will tended the University of Flo­ meet Tuesday evening, June rida. He is presently serving with -the- U. JL- Air F n r r n .at 0, nt 7:H0 p.m. In the Direct­ Langley Air Force Base, Va. ors Room of the First Fed­ A September wedding is eral Havings and Loan build­ bring planner! at the First Christian Church in Jackson­ ing. ville. Guest speaker will be Mr*. Fay OwcU of Winter Park, who !* an officer of the Dem­ The Noble Grands ocratic Women’* Club of Flor­ ida. All member* arc urged t i Conduct Meeting attend thin important meeting. Sharon Foster To Marry W. J. Ozier made many Improvements at | Hie luncheon merling was Club. By Jane Casselberry The park committee report­ 1 li e Federation’* Wayside attended hy M women and a Story teller extraordinary, Mrs. E. C. Williams of the ed that the Seminole County Park by the Wckiwa ltivcr choice of roast turkey or 1chicken salad was served. Sanford Story League, charm­ Sportsman'i Association lias bridge, ed her audience Thursday at the County Federation of Women's Clubs luncheon held at Ilia Hamilton House liestaurant in Casselberry. She brought with her ‘Tand a " a 23-ycar-old atuffed toy, a little worse for wear, us slio recounted aorne of his exper­ iences with his young mis­ tress. She also painted a character portrait In words of a hired girl and her "adopted family." Mrs. Joel Field, first vice president, presided at the meeting, held prior to tho luncheon at 10 a.m., in tho absence of tho president, Mrs. Milton Tinsley, who waa out A t Williams Home of tho state. The presidents report of By Mr*, riarrnce Snyder tho state convention was read Mrs. Grantham T o The Past Noble Grands by Ur. Gertrudo Forman of Club met recently at the borne Altamonte Springs. Be Honored With of Mr*. Rrodie Williams. The various member organ­ OFFICERS OF THE County Federation of Woman’ll Clubs attending tho isations reported on tiielr Mrs. Henrietta Raines, pres­ luncheon Thursday at tho Hamilton House in Casselberry were left to Tea Tuesday many worthwhile activities. ident, presided, and Sirs. rliiht, Mrs. L. L. Cox, recording secretary; Mrs. Joel Field, vice presi­ Groups represented at the dent; Mrs. Ralph Newcomer, corrcBpomliitR secretary; and Mrs, Eleanor Mi*. Kulu Grantham who Margaret Greene gave the luncheon w o r e Altamonte Storrs, treasurer. On the right is Mrs. E. C. Williams of tho Sanford will retire this year a* fifth devotions. Springs Woman's Club, Alta­ Story Lcniftiu who presented the program. (Herald Photo) grade learher a t West Side Mr*. Willinnt* presented monte Springs Garden Club, Primary School will he honWoman's Club of Casselberry, the riub a band embrodicre.I nrrd at n tea next Tuesday Sanford Woman'* Club, San­ at the Reboot between the scarf to be used as a money Woman’s Club ford Garden Club, Home N ew Officers Installed By making project. hour* of 2:30 nod 4 p.m. Bcmonitration Club, LingIln*tr**c* far the event will Tim next meeting wilt be wood Civic League, Oviedo United Daughters Chapter Social Division lie member* of the achool'a with Mrs. May Ruhuw with Woman’* Club, and the Pilot Parent Teacher Orgnniiation. Mr*. Mae Myers rn-hastea*. Hie Norman de Vere How­ of Commerce building. All past and present stu­ Instollntlnii of officer* was To Host Brunch ard Chapter of tho United Attending were Mra. Elis­ dent* and friend* nf Mi*. Laughter* of the Confederacy made by Mr*. Melsrli witli The Social Department of Grantham are invited to a t­ abeth llonnuin, Mrs. D. C. Members of the First Bap­ held it* final meeting nf lb" Mi*. W. H. Kilby, president; the Sanford Woman'* Club tend. H o w a r d , Mr*. Henrietta tist Church of Sanford, wiio R e a s o n May ‘J'.ltli nt the Imme Mi*. David Caldwell, 1*1 vice Raines, Mr*. R. H. Meckham, will honor alt new member* Will leave Tuesday to allend of Mr*. A. W. Leo with Mr*. |>re*ident, Mr*. It. G. Glee*.... Rlllnwlng sleeve* *re turn­ Mrs. May Hubnw, Mr*. Floyd the YWA Conference at Rid­ Edmund Melsch u* co-hostess. 2nd vice president; Mr*. II. R. ot the rltih ullli a brunch at Athow, Mr*. Margaret Greene, gecrest, are Mrs. Carl Moy­ The meeting wn* nil led to McCall, secretary; Mr*. R. it. (ho club on Wednesday at 10 ing up in crepe or chiffon on bridesmaid dr esse*. It's part Mrs. Mary Jameson, Mr*. er, Rosemary Walton, Sue order by tho president, Mr*. Monroe, treasurer; Mi*. T. J. a.m. of the Torn Jones influence Clarence Snyder, Mr*. R. A. Lynn Howell, Pal Taylor, Re­ W. L. Merritt, Tho ritual, Taylor, rhii|diiiu; Mr*. M. R. The brunch I* under tho un fashion, a lank fashion Futrell, Mrs. Stable Hruwne, becca Giles and Sharon pledge to tho flag and salute Strickland, registrar; Mrs. direction of Mr*. Roy Tilils, seer* call “ the gentle wuimm Mr*. Muo Myers and the Booth. to confederate flag wni fol­ W. ],. Merritt, historian and hostrs*. assisted by all members. spirit" Mr*. Emmett McCall, record­ lowed by the Lord'* prayer in er of eroRSi-a. unison. KING’S The real daughter* wrie Delegates a n i l ultim ate BEAUTY SALON elected to attend the meeting prr*enled corsages and Mrs. Over ltoumlllat’a Drug In Richmond in November Rossetter pic*entrd an orebld — Special — were Mi*. W. L. Merritt and rorsage to the retiring preit* $10 Cold Wave dent, Mr*. Merritt. Mr*. David Cnhlwell. Complete Permanent Delegate* and alternate* to The boitesaea served the $ 5 -0 0 attend the slntc meeting in following members: Mr*. F. R. Haircut $1.00 T*tnpa were Mr*. W. B. Kir­ Adams, Mr*. M. J. Ilram, Mrs, Shampoo & Set ALSO by, Mrs. F. E, Roumillat, Caldwell, Mr*. W. !L Dyson, No Appointment Nee, Mr*. A. W. Lee and Mr*. T. J, Mr*. G. E. McCall, Mrs. II. R. Open Eves Hy AppL Taylor, Monroe, Mrs. It, I,. Perkins, Ph. S22-U6SH A report (if the year* work Mr*. \V. A. l’erry, Mr*, lloswa* given by Mr*. Merritt. A setter, Mr*. Roumillat, Mrs. poent written by William Gor­ Taylor, Mr*. J. II. Trulurk, don McCabe, "Petersburg Mr*. A. II. Wallnre, Mr*. M. Trenches was read hy H. Wiggina and Mra. It. It. Mr*. Merritt. Wright. Mr*. Roumillat Invited all members Interested in San­ ford Historical Society to a t­ Osteen A RECENT BANQUET honoring threo graduating seniors of Christ tend a meeting June lUh nt Methodist Church was held at tho church. From the left are Rev. Ray­ 7:110 at Ilia Hanford Chamber Personals ■ ,0/°T,"TA HORMONE SERUM W k L ook Youngor— Fool V oungorl fades A v a r O ry -llle W i lt l lu AmssIm m v HORMONEX BEAUTY •U1UM Is sa psitak 7 4»fs 4..I, Mas iltssa vtiailss. Wkaa smMlh.4 •a ilia, iwfvltaa mtitiaum dill, allul■Mai sf fsaasla kaimtata-batmans* nscssssey is yasikfslnstt sf pistilastir sti I m l i si|tM. Hssip »nh pssslrtliai Sstsiaa Oil and ssoltleritleg Lssslis. Skis (sals ssllsi, S a ttlW . frssksr slaissl IstUnilrAna as quitklj katauta li't slstMl S I Miss as ptunfal aa tlaadttd h»iatsaa nasal — 13.000 I I). pat auara. It's eeeaasalssL las- asm Ism lliaa 44 a dtrm M f w m r Uaa ii a< aifki, L fan leitrtog— task fa* siattm* trtulla in iha matnUf. a»— l»p k aa a d . j i w aiaia-ap has*. M's fragiMl and aitttalass, last fa. fa* a fiasha*. Within, ptanaaa Uailaa aampisalaa pal a hat. SaalHOUfoRCX MAUTYSERUM tadtf. Oaip MAO aim W . MO Dap gapplf sal; f t 00 ptua taa. Oa tala at Tailattp Caaata*a. PapatlaMal Slstaa aaf P n y flat as aaaayvhatw TOUCHTON REXALL DRUG Personals W E D D IN G C O M IN G UP? we outfit the men in the party, correctly . . . . rrmfortably. WHITES AND TUXEDO OUTFITS RENTA I-S — SALES Open Fri. Nights 'QUh. H otutui trim '* w m US Magnolia Hanford Phuna 3II-1535 mond Gregory, pastor of Christ Methodist, Miss Nancy Antoine, honoree, Miss Jnnet Johnson, honorc*, Rev. John Adams, pastor of First Metho­ dist, Mike Korgun, honor guest, and Mrs. R. J. Turner, youth councilor. Mr*. Eva Williams was a luncheon guest of Mra. Roy Kelly, Tuesday, See Our Wide Selection Of N ew Arrivals Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Mahnrry of Ft. Mycra announce the arrival of a son, born June 5, and weighing nine pounds and 14 ouneei. Mrs. Maharry is the former PaU Wittf of Santkird and niece of Mrs. Harold Appleby. r CONSUU US i OR YOUR down here and say “RANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY offers a complete electrical service, does good work, does It prompt­ ly, efficiently and cheerfully and does 4>preciate Ita customer*.” BEST DADS Trices For Every Budget Flemings Gifts - Cards - Books 210 E. First St. Sid Vihlen Randall Electric Company SANFORD FLOWEIt SHOP Cor. K. tat A Hanford Ave. 322-1822 322-8152 Party Entertains Seniors MISS ANN RIDENOUR, left, nnd Miss Diane Gaydick were recent honor guests of a graduation beatnik party bold at the Oviedo Woman's Club. Both honorees are members of the 1961 graduating class of Oviedo High School. By K v e ly n I .u n t l y A Utnlnik atmosphere pre­ vailed at the Oviedo Woman'* Club last Saturday night when two senior girl* were honor­ ed. The parly was given by Mr*. John Ridenour and Mr*. Frank Gaydick In honor of 112 Magnolia Avenua Phone 322-0015 Commercial Ann Ridenour and Diane Gaydick. Tho club was lighted only by dor.cn* of enmiles and the floor was covered with pil­ low*. (in a (aide covered with n red nnd white checked table Mrs. A. M. Remusat Hostess The Ethel Root Circle of tho Congregational Christian Church met on Monday even­ ing n t tho lovely new home of Mrs. A. M. Remusat. Mrs, Runner Carter, Spirit­ ual Life Chnirmun, led im In­ spiring devotional pertaining to "Memorial Day," Routine business was pre­ sided over by Mrs. Walter Rethra; nnd Mr*. T. K. Al­ ford, Sunshine Chairman, re­ ported upon high school and college graduates who are be­ ing remembered by the cir­ cle. Members voted to have a joint fellowship with the Friendship Lregue of the Church beginning in 11X15. It w». also derided to amend the bylaws with respect to the quorum. During the meeting mem­ bers rolled bandages for leprosy patients in India, con­ tinuing their materiel aid project. At the conclusion of the business session, a delightful THOSI HORRID A G E SPOTS cloth was an enormoui enka appropriately decorated for the '04 graduates. Sand­ wiches, potato chips and dip were served with the cake and cold drinks. Guests were entertained by Kurt Anderson nnd his guitar and dancing was also enjoy­ ed. 1 s m a r t e s s e n tla le To The Ethel Root Circle social hour was enjoyed. The members adjourned to the lovrly Florida room overlook­ ing the lake, where delicious refreshments were eerved hy the hostess, assisted by Miss Florence Witte. T h o s e attending were, Mines. Walter Allcndcr, T. R. Alford, Clnyton Bagwell, Oscar Zittrower, W alter Bethea, Edward Simpson, Bonner Curter, Henry Dilts, Clyde Stin­ son, Robert Johnson, Ralph Lossiug, M. J . Corbett, Robrrt Getnian nnd guests, Miss Florence Witte and Mrs. Hen­ ry Witte. Desk blotters make good shelf liners for the kitchen. They absorb moisture and cushion the dishes. '/ / ? SUN GLASSES Imported From France 2-98 to 5 -98 Asnurled Color* R Styles. dCow&A Fashions 2526 PARK DR. FREE WASH! Thnt'H Rieht! Go Anywhere In Sanford and Wash . . . Then Come to WES-KAY and Let WES Wash Your Clot heal If You Don’t Agree That They Are CLEANER and BRIGHTER It Will NOT COST YOU ONE PENNY I Here’s Why! . . . OTHER COIN LAUNDRIES ONLY HAVE: 1. Wash Cycle 2. Rinse nnd Spin .1. Rinse and Spin NOTICE There's no need of a long statement when our message Is brief. So we'll Just skip ___________________________ CHERYL WERLEY, (Rented) who will gradu­ ate from Lymnn High School tonight, was guest of honor at a luncheon given Saturday by her aunt, Mrs. John Andrews nf Apopka, (left), and her grandmother, Mrs. John Conley; on the ri g trf tJTiTnf*frrTTT.. ree ‘s m o ther; >1r*r-b.* 4 - -V/ ley of Lnke-of-the-Woods. (Herald Photo) MDITHKMOUT 'Weathered brown ■pots on the surface of your hands and face tell tha world you're getting old—per­ haps before you really ere. Fade £hcm *wsy wJlh new KSOTERJCA, that medicated cream that breaks up masses of pigment on die skin, helps moke bends look white and young again. Equally effective on the face, neck ana arm*. Not a coverup. Acts in the skin—not on It. fragrant, greeseless base for softening, lubricating akin as it clear* up thorn blemish**. At leading drug and toiletry coun­ ter*. (3 plus tax. If you have «»**• age-revealing brown spots, blotches, or if you went cleerrr, tighter skin, use ESOTER1CA. At all Drug Stores. TOUCHTON REXAI.I. DRUG . Rraldrnlial . . . Industrial Wiring - ONLY WES-KAY Gives You: 1. 2. 3. i. 5. 6. SOAK CYCLE RINSE & SPIN WASH CYCLE RINSE & SPIN DEEP RINSE & SPIN THIRD RINSE & SPIN That I* Why We Ray If WES-KAY Can’t Provo TO YOUR SATISFACTION That Wo Clean Your Clothes CLEANER . . . IT S FREE I WES-KAY WASHETERIA — Air Conditioned Waiting Room — 2010 FRENCH AVE, SANFORD — OPEN 24 HOURS EVERYDAY — �X* n.i! * -r W}» lr o f m l hrnTB Jfcm . J ut* 8, YH— P a p e 8 O slah Gbbij. • DEAR ABBVj Is th r n something wrong with me? YVhenever 1 Uke a trip on a but or train, I get into very Intimate conversation* with the person silting next to me. I don’t know why, but before I know it, 1 am telling this person my life's history. I've told complete strangers things about my­ self that I'd never think of revealing to anyone 1 know. If I ever ran into any of these people agnln I would die of shame, but I can't seem to help myself once I get going. I am not a chilli. 1 urn a grown woman who hits seen M3 summers. Dense don't use my name. TALKS TOO MUCH DEAR TALKS: S o m e people who "talk too much” are reacting to a deeply rooted psychological prob­ lem. If you're lucky, it won't hurl you (nitlumgh it limy bore others). Mean­ while, try counting to ten u before yofl-'etarT, flien talkabout something b e s i d e s yourself. You MAY’ not lie that interesting. • • * DEAR AIIUY’: I live In a very small town where everybody knows everybody rise’s business. After 1 grad­ uate from high school it is only natural for people to wonder why 1 don’t look for By Abigail Van Buren • Job. The trouble Is I enn’t work berausc 1 am five months pregnant, and 1 have to get out of this town ■» soon as possible. 1 am being presusred from all sides la go look for a Job. I have only enough money for a bus ticket to a placa not more than 200 miles from here. Is there a home for unwed mothers that will take me in? Dense put your answer in the paper, MARION (not my real name) DEAR MARION: Send me your real name and ad­ dress at once and I will send you the information tion you need immediately. • • • DEAR AIIBY': My son was asked to he an usher at his friend’s wedding. He will have to rrnt a tuxedo for the wedding. Who is Supposed to pay for it? MRS. D. Rs7- D.'T~tf1tTir r you or your son, depending on his resources. But In any c a s e — not the friend who ia bring married. • • • DEAR ABBYt: The let­ ter from Wrestler’s Wifo has prompted nte to write. Soon after we were marr!rd my husband’s brut her . would su»P h ij. fjng e js ^ n Qjaaoby. d iiq h liq h lA my hare arm, shove me. and otherwise horse eround. I didn't want to make an is­ sue of it, and my husband didn’t say anything, so I let it go. Sixteen* years ago, el a family reunion, thia brother rushed across the room, grabbed both my feet and pulled me off the davenport. I hit the Door like a melon. My trenaged children were present and so were his. The laughtrr ceased when I couldn't get up. When it was ascertain­ ed that I hail broken the end of my spine, my broth­ er-in-law felt t e r r i b l e . Since then I have spent weeks in the h o s p i t a l , months having therapy and years in a heavy body brace. I might have been spared all this If either my hushaml or 1 had made it clear from the start that I did not want to he touched. COULD EVEN DO THE CHARLESTON • • • TroubleJT j\rr Ita to .VRBY*, Box (1P700. I.oi Angelea, Calif., 000(19. For a persons! reply, enclose a stamped, self-addiessed en­ velope. * * h: M „ f ’J i r j i j r . . th at__ aJU * liffidXnri (I) n i B ii n i l ( * « * ! ( * * ■ ( I t Neueltn* l i t ( I ) Magic k i a i a u ba Hporla I:* T f ! ) W ea th e r t i l VV*alh*r i.io (41 W a lte r Crnnklt* ft) lluailay-nrlnklty 7 : CO r t f II* v* Hun Will T ra v e l I I I Ittgeat ( I ) / a n * <Jr*y T h a a t t r M l (1) Monday Niva At Th* Movla* <*> Ta Tall Th* T r u th i l l o n i a r l.lntlta I •« i<t t'va (lot A Sacral > ;u I D W agon T rain ■4) The I.urv Show 1:0" <41 Manny Thom** I II ( I t Andy G riffith Show ( ! ) Hollywood and Ik* filar* !•:«» (»i B re a k in g Point (4. Kaal Mid*—Waat Hide (!> Slug Along with Milch 11.00 |* f New * t l ) N'awslln* 11:10 (*l Upon* Final (01 T h e a te r of lha Star* 1110 ( I t T n n lt t Chaw ( I ) Movla 11: ** t i l Th* f.al* Show By Oswald Jacoby knocked out the nee of hearts. At this point. West could have led a club and defeated tha contract, but West made tha conservative lead of a tow dlnmrnd. He hoped his partner would show up with the nee of spades. This should have allowed South to bring home nine tricks, hut South waa too bril­ liant for that. He ran off the heart suit. West discarded the five of spades and tha queen-eightfour of clubs while East let go two spades and a club. New South decided that West had hung <iii to an unguarded king of spades, so South led a spade from dummy, went up with hla ace and conceded down one when the king failed to drop. Legal Notice r n WHOM IT MAT COSCI'.ltS: You wilt la k e notin* t i n t th s Board of County Commleslonrr» of Memlnol* County. F l o r ­ ida, upon th* petitio n of q u a li­ fied l*nd owner*, will st 1:1® n*i lock A. M, on th* ISrd J a r of Ju n e . A. B. 1144. In **M County Comml»»lon*r*' t w i n In Hi* Kemlnol# County Court Itoo*s In S»nforrt. Florida, rnnkldsr and d*l»rmln« wh*th*r In clot*, vacate, abandon, dlar ontlnus. disc laim an.! r«nnunc* a n y r i c h : t h a t th* **M County sn-1 th* puhlln hsv* In end to ihos* portions of •treat*. alley* *nd road r t a h l Df w » r s located In Hemlnot* C o u n t y * Florid*, .l#lln*al*d upon s m»p or plot, and l**erllj*d a* follow*, to-w lt: All alley* and road right of w a y a 1y l n K Kart of r.aat houndarjr ltna of Yin Avenue and adjo ining l # i t i I I I to 1ST 1nrl utbtva. «a i■hnwn and d t U s c atad th* p lat or map of TliW N OF H Y !. V A N l.VK:K. recorded In Plat Hook I. p*k* «* I" «h* of flc* of the Clsrh of C ircuit C ourt of Bsmlnot* County. Florid*. F.ltSnSM IN T E R ES TE D MAT Pl'E A R AMI BE HUAfttl AT IIK T IR E AM> FI-ACE ROVE S P E C IF IE D . SEAM lti t ATUl OF COUNTY COM- Legal Notice IN T H E t i n t I IT COPHT IIP T H E M N T II J l IIII IAf, f IIIr t : i T IIP F I.O ItlH * . IN ANII POII »K*tl.N«H.H CIM NTY. C h a a re ry No. MISS ii m i n r r ANNIE KATE NOBt-ES. Plaintiff JA MES SH E Rtf AN NOHI.ES. ftefendanf. NOTICSI TO A P PE A R TOt JA MES SlIKItMAN NO. III.KA. whnaa r**ld*n>-* and addr*** ar* unknow n TOIJ AUE IIKHF.UT UKQtfirtK D to fife your w r l t l m d*f*n*a to th a Com plaint for d l r o r r a filed h*r*tn a aa ln a t you. with lh a C lark of th* shove atyled C o u rt on or t u ­ tor* Ju n * I I . t i l l , and *«rv* a copy of aam* upon PlalntlfP* a lto r n a y , W. T. Davta. Suit* Mtf, (in* North Orang* Av*nu*. Orlando, Florida. FAII- SO T or a D#er*« Pro Confaaao will ba antarad a a a l n i t you. W ITN E SS my h a n d and ***l a t Sanford, Hamlnot* County, Florida, th ta l l l h day of May. A. D. l»«t. (SEAt-t A r t h u r II. B eckw ith, Jr. (Tark of th* abov* alytad C ourt MIH SIONEItS OF HEM IBy 1 Handr* S. Johnson NOt.K COUNTY I n p u t s Clark By: */ J a m a s P. Av«ry. J r . Publish May t l . I t 4 J u n e I, C h airm an t. ISM. uhllah Ju n * 1. I. IMS. C D U -II IIA-i n 1 IQUOR MA RT OF VALUES Price* Are Tailorrd To Yuur Time, Need* W a l C T And Budget . . . . . . a r Casa Free Prompt Delivery 25th & PARK “TABLE - READY” SOLID LB. PKG. 0LE0 LIMIT: ONE! WITH YOUR IS OR MOBK FOOD ORDER PLRASR “EVERFRESH” DINNER ROLLS “ROYAL” ASST. FLAVORS PKG. OF 12 REG. PKG. 9 OZ. PKG. LIMIT: 2 WITH TOl n 83 OR LIMIT: I WITII YOUR t l OR MORE FOOD ORDER PLEASE LIMIT! 2 WITH YOUR |J OS »s> Hi’loru'o I CO ( 1 1 I'AitWiird Mr. ! : ! • (Cl Art L ln k la tte r (f» 19at In C o u rt ( t i T h t Doctor* S.CC l»l To T ril Th* T r u th 4: 10 I4t Munetnn* (2) l ^ n i u Yeung f * 1 (I fucla I Mil T o n lit (II Captain ( I f W e a th e r (tl (ti 0 : 0# III (Il • TO ( I I Cl moo ( I t (01 I»:je (Jl (II 11:00 11:00 11;>o C itl (<> ID (tl 1:10 (Cl (Si 1:1# (9 > (Cl (S> I.IC 6f > (C) Norr#t IKorin Trot Iin not or Tho Match Q i r n i F url* Wall Hurna % Alien M t v t r le k fartonno Hoot of Orouohu N o w tro p t I.68V6 It T a n i m r BANANAS LB.......... O N L Y ! TV RENTAL 4 Stirs • Bervlre Seminole TV U. S. Choice “Flavor-Aged” Beef FA 2-0920 Zrnllh Cnlur TV Salrg 2800 Sanford Av*. S IR L O IN OVHI A 4w lr l i a l t r d l a m v M Tifta A III 411 <Jl*OVI3 (»h A r i M . 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W T ; Coupon A The Purrhnnr Of '•Rrrmnrr’* PBINCliHg CULM IX '2 Lb. l'kg. 19c GOLD BOND STA M PS GOLD BOND STA M PS ■Thriltwsy" BROILERS FRESH NEVER FROZEN “DOLE" PINEAPPLE JUICE SLICED PINEAPPLE 66 OZ. CAN Com* dine with u*. tnfoy crlag, appetlilng m l a d e . . . laefy pie*, (Ska* and c i a a m i . . .lander, doHctoue peVwe meat* end Rarden fresh v a fttab le a . . . earvad m truly pi a* yard turrourwUng*. And ramambac, Ttwradag night (la “ tsmify night” with fr*e d e t i e r t * for o f t . . . a n d , Saturday night n "stash night" whan you get • big ' At-lb. I t o a i a tas k booked la you# n r d K Uu oaiy F in«*st f . 11 *• r i r 11 - Si ' l vM NO. t CAN 37 3 9 “EVANGELINE” “GRANDEE" CUT O KRA M A N Z A N IL L A OLIVES STA M PS ^TXicibasrood Cowlcoai Swiicf lilt- I I) “DOLE" GOLD BOND CAFETERIAS P ro v id e •CLUB STEAK r x ^ TO M ITIC A T I 'R B IIA V ganger** *ag tu RIDE-IN THE ATR til (It 4a 1 ID I t *41 ( I ) O i l ( l« V • T -B O N E AIrn * n * * C arlonvllla l .i m i '1 of l.*arnln g f tlto rc * Court Evercl** Itnmper Doom (isle Htnrm Ray W i l l Mike W a lle r * New* Word for Word I l-ove I.ary (91 H«f Now i <*o!!*g* *f ika Air Today Wake Op Maalaa Pe rm M arket R e­ port ( i f M at* Newt aa* W e a th e r (If Today (9) Ml< bey Evan* Show *11 ( I ) Today D on't MOKE FOOD ORDER PLEASH “GOLDEN YELLOW” VD«p1t *1 1:11 ( i ) DougUo rd w a rA a 4 50 t i l »:»• I f f (I) f i l l (If 0 *0 MOBK FOOD OBDCIt PLEASE • :»• («> Till K dgt of Night ( •I Q uota For A Du# <:M tat F a r m iieimri 4 -#1 ("I World r'lvllleeftnn 1 10 ter at every opportunity far one of two reason*. —She la ao busy reliving her own girlhood through her dnughter thnl the hasn't any real anti absorbing interests of her own. —Or — the think* her daughter needs a full-time preia agrnt to get her launch­ ed, and figure* that mother I* just the person for the job. So the tackle* it with dedica­ tion, and doein’t let up until her daughter i* safely mar­ ried. If Ihrie doting mothers lure you too murli with their endless chatter about their darling daughlrr*, there’s just ons solution. Avoid them for a few year*. Onco they marry off their daughter*, they'll quit talking shout them. As toon a* the girl* are out of dating com­ petition, the mother* will re­ lax and go bark to leading their own lives. They’ll then have tome more generally in­ teresting to pica of conversa­ tion. It's amaxing how much a daughter* marriage can do for the woman who haa been thinking of nothing else since her daughter's first data in Junior high. W e FRENCH FRIES 111! «9i l*afHim# T h rlftw ey ' Tiadd Winds Cafataria* *Uo locaUd In Orlanda, Laraburg, Cocon. Mrlbuum* 4 Ft. Pierce. Midnight j “MR* G” GELATIN NO. 60S CAN < • iltf. il I ‘i n 19 55 HOOD “33>I*I(tUID" “MARVELOUS" ROACH BOMB BLEACH VEL 14 OZ. UO.MII >■ l i t 6 OZ. REV. GLASS | ||C “A-CON” i i i l i n t r H A. M. ' M l f . R , BWwvar 4 :M - F.4D P. M. TeL 122-4904 O pen 8 A, M .— 12 Monday • TuesdaTy • Wednesday -. 9 - , T r s ? r r ; ' 1 : t i i l l Aa Tha Wort A f « r a « (t> Mltl Kli. Now• T U E S D A Y A . 1H. 0 n* C l S ig n r>n 7: 3* liuvo to listen while she goes an and on about her daugh­ ter. And when two of thr samo sort are In a group, heaven help tha othcra. No one elm geta a chance to get a word In edgewise. Do theta mothers really suppose that everyon# It aa interested In their teen­ agers' doings as they a re?” A mother who talks rnnstantly' about a teenage daughter haa probably never v n T irn *»r r n n r r . r m s i u bothered to aak herself if r a n T i m r t . n * i \ i i « v r<iM. anyune atse is interested. r i u v i o r s T H r .r v s . v t.t.sn * She talks about her daught v n t i n t t i iiiiiiiT n r w i n might have become a seres on Its own. This one didn't make it. Although it stars Barbara Stanwyck a a the tough operator of a western freight line—hut all woman underneath. Barbara has been wanting to do a "gutsy" west­ ern aeries for years. This wasn't It. 9:30-10 p m . NRC. Holly­ wood and the Stars. "Mons­ ters We Hava Known and lancd." (Rerun) As y o u might expect, Hir film clips come hoi and heavy and the finest momenta are at Die be­ ginning when we meet the silent movie monsters and their personification, L o n Chaney, then on to luch funloving rascals as Bela Lugosi, Boris Karloff. King Kong and mighty Joe Y'oung. Naturally, some of tlie show is devoted to a niess of weird beasts spawned by the atomic age. 10-11 p.m. NBC. Sing Along Willi Mitch. (Color) (Rerun) This hour ii a tribute to our men in uniform, the United Stale* mailmen. The songs .££.** vnumr.kcd im U iu.jb':ca­ tion, but with lirslie Uggams singing a couple of solo* and with such other good voices as Keith Booth, Boh McGrath, Sandy Stewart and I'aul Fricscn. it still adds up to a pleasant hour. Television Tonight (x)e Jke Women: Bv Ruth MNiett “Would you please, please write a column,” asks a wom­ an reader, "about the mothers who have but one topic of conversation — a t c e n a g a daughter? “Wherever you speak to one of three doting mothers, you noi meet approval of golf puiisis. H:30 ID p.m. ARC. Wagon Train. "The Kale Crawley Story." (Rerun) This was what TV refers to as a "spinoff." Willi strong public a n il sponsor approval, it For Abby's booklet, “ llow To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding,” semi fill cents to Aliby, Box itUTlHl, Los Angeles, Cnjjf.. 00009. On(Bhidqe A motorist stopped hi* ear NORTH « to «sk a Vermont farmer, *843 •‘How fur I* it to Brattle¥ K J 8831 boro?" • AK The reply was, “About 2S,*92 000 mllea the way you’ra go­ EAST HD) 478 * K J 1091 ing, but If you turn areund ¥ A4 ¥871 It'* only 15.” 4 Q J 10 7 3 484 A great many bridge play­ 4 A Q8 4 4 K.J 3 ers have a tendency to play SOUTH hands that way. Occasionally 4 AQI ¥ Q JO etich roundabout plays work. 4 9882 Most of the time It pays to 410168 use the simplest method Both wtdomM* available. South'! two no-trump was Pits Paso 1 4 1¥ brilliant, imaginative a n d Pass Pna 14 1* _ IN.T. Pasa 8N.T. 24 II most unsound. Had he Just Fata Pass Dbla Pass passed, North would probably Pass Pasa have bill *nd made three Opanlnf lead—4 Q hearts. North might well have hid three heart* anyway,] principles and opened the hut he decided to gamble. | queen of diamond*. E o li t h w o n in d u m m y a n d West doubled on general T V Time Previews 7:308:50 p.m. NBC. Mon­ day Night Movie. "House of Bamboo.” (Color) (Rerun) Robert Stack, Robert Ryan, Shirley Y'amaguchi and Seasue Hayakawa alar In this cops ami robbers story based in Tokoyo. A gang of extil's, led by It) an, run a Chicago-stvie operation in Japan. Stack Infiltrates the mob and gets Miss Y’amaguchi, a mu­ sic hall girl, to help him. Hayakawa plats the police chief who almuat kills his undercover man. H:30-9 p.m. CHS. The Lucy S h o w . (Rerun) Comrdian Gary Morton, Lucille Rail's husband, is in this episode, hut Lucy garners all the laughs. Gary is fairly good with his patient dismay at her fumbling attempt to master golf. When tlicy're paired against two real-life pros (Jimmy Bernard and Ro Wlnlngcr), Gary begins to wish lie’ll never mentioned his craic for golf to Lucy. Rut she manages to win with a $ 7 59 ” 21 ' LARGE PKG. 33 1 �I t• • .1 t-j i f Horoscope Forecast TUESDAY, JU N E 9, 1MI GENERAL TENDENCIES: A tiny and evening when a driving discontent seems to descend upon almost every­ one, but much of voluo now can be accomplished for you because whatever talent you possess has been stirred up so that a t last you want to do something about it. Use the force generated in wise HirecUotia. ARIES (March 21 to April 19). Instead of dashing about hither and thither, you ncrunijdish a great deal if you stop scattering your forces. Don't argue with others. Avoid carelessness on th« road. TAURUS (April 20 to May 29). There is a temptation close by that could cause you to get into quite a pickle fi­ nancially, if you permit. Ha firm. Show that you hRva good common . enje and in­ sure security. GEMINI (May 21 to .luna 21). You may have run up against some unfortunate oc­ currence, hut don't let this throw you for a loop. Get re­ established e o n s true-lively. Talk to those who can he very encouraging. MOON CHILDREN (Juno 22 to July 21), You must slop worrying over current prob­ lems if you don’t want to lose the respect of co-workers. Helping those who are confin­ ed to hed rsn bn helpful lat­ er. Regain composure quickly. LEO (July 22 and August 21). If you show interest in welfare of good pals, they quickly cooperate w-ith you in your alms. Dc persistent ami all goes well with you. Real­ ise that nobody can be ■ world unto himself. VIRGO (August 22 to Sep­ tember 22). You must be pre­ cise in handling any outside affairs a t this time. Delving into civic work also brings prestige and attention of in­ fluential person. He will bark your alms. LIBRA (September 22 to October 221. You may seem to get confused by the philos­ ophies and ideas of others, hut hy standing pat on your own, nil Is fine. Don't mnko any radical changes. Look in­ to whutever you do nut com­ prehend. SCORPIO (October 23 to November 21). Listening to one who is expert instead of following faulty intuition is wisest now. He sure to listen to husband or wife In p. m. Good ideal result therefrom. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21). Your partners are no more sure what they want to do than yuu are, so don't be demand­ ing. Comptcto or renew your plans. Re understanding and relieve pressure. CAPRICORN (Dcccmlier 22 to January 20). With all the work fating you, this is no day to be idling and disap­ pointing others. Keep your promises to partners. He as efficient as possible and nuika them happy. AQUARIUS (January 21 to February 19)- Having an amusing time Is fine, provid­ ed you do not spend exorbit­ antly. If you make any in­ vestments, be sure they are safe ones. Encourage cnc who is having a difficult time, PISCES (February 20 to March 20). Get rid of that gloomy attitude a t home, which could be very depresllntr lo others but which you possibly enjoy. Kin require encouragement a t thia time. Be cheerful! IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY, you must early teach to smile more instead of a r­ guing ami applying so much pressure; you then find that the career can be slanted to­ ward helping humanity a t large with their problems, woes. A fine chart for tha personnel manager, psychia­ trist, artist, musician and ao forth. Giva as fine an educa­ tion as money will buy. Teach tha social niceties. •The Stare Impel, they da not compel." What yoa males of your life la laregly vp to YOU1 Carrol Rightcr's individual Forecast for your sign for July is now ready. For your copy tend your blrthdate and 1 1.00 t o Carrol Righter Fore­ cast, c/o Tha Sanford Herald, Box 1921, Hollywood 28, Cali­ fornia. REACHES SECOND ROUND M A N C H E S T E R , Eng. (U PI) — Nancy Richey, Dal­ las, Tex. gained the second round of the women's singles in tha Northern Lawn Tennis championships Monday by de­ feating Mrs. A J.P . Campbell oX England, 6 0, 6-2. �A l fSi Immediate Results Are Swift And Simple Thru The Herald Classifieds. Ph. 322 - 5612 Phone Classified 1. Lo st & Foun d J. LOST! Black Chihuahua in Osteen arra, named “ Joe." Ph. 3X2 2868. S. N ot (e ta - P e rs o n a ls From Sanford Exchange SALES - PARTS - SERVICE SANrORD VACUUM SVC. YOUR REXAlft DEALER 322-5612 U88 S. Park From Saminolc County 425-5938 NOT LONG DISTANCE Office 204 W. First Legal Notice *w t i i b r i n c r i r c o i h t o r TUB M \ T I I JlU lt'IV I. II N . Cl IT IN A M I K im I K t m O L t C OIN TV , Pl.ORIIIA. IN C HA NCRm - NO. I1.IM ■ UKFOLK COUNTY F E D E R A L ■ AVINOH AND MIAN AHPOCIATIO.N. • I'nlMil Slat** of A m e ric a corpora l Inn, r i a l n .l f f , *» XKNEST i. OOnURN and TRANCES U COBURN, Ms wife. at ala, D ifa ndanta. NOTICB o r F O R IX I.O Sl'R K KALIS n o t ic e ik i i e h k h t o iv k n • u r t u t n t t o a Final D a c r te of T o r a c to iu r a da ta d Ju n * 1. 1J44, a n d a n t t r a d In C h tn c o r y Caaa »'o. 11.711. of tha Circuit Court of tha Ninth Judicial C ircuit In a n d for Samlnola County, F lo r . Ida, wherein SUFFOLK COU.VT T F E D E R A L PAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a United ■ ta t r a of A m arto a oorporaton, la Plaintiff, and E RN E ST J. COnU RN and FRANCEB L COIIURN. hla wife, at ala, a r a D e f e n d a n t s I will aalt t o tha falRheat and heat bidder for raali at the F r o n t Door o f Ihe Samlnola County C o u r t h o u ia tn ( h i City of Sanford, County ol Seminole. Florida, a t 11:00 AM o n the : J n d day of Ju n e , 1*14, t h e folio win* dearrlbed p r o ­ p e r l y aa aet fo r th In aald Final P a c ree , t o - w lt: L t (*. RE AR LA K E JIlLMt, a cc o r d in g to tha P la t thereof, aa recorded In Plat Honk 11, P a * a IT, of the Public Reoorda of Seminole County, Flurtdo; t o g e t h e r w i t h th a follo w­ ing: T w o IS) E le c tr e n d W all l l r a t e r a too 11 DA TED t h l i I r d day of June, lift. (SEAL) A r t h u r H. B eckw ith, Jr., C la r k of tha C ircuit Court of Seminole C o un'y Hy: S andra S. Johna on Deputy Clerk COURSHON AND COURrHON 111 H a t Street Miami Beach, F lo rid a P u b l l th J u n e I. 1M* CDA-ia IN THE C inC fTT rOPRT NINTH JU DICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLR COUNTV, FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY NO. 1WM SUIT TO QU IET T IT L E MAIKIAHKT L. SP EN CER and L A W R E N C E K. SPENCER, h e r huaband, Plalntlffa, W*. EDNA A. KARRIS, at el., Defendant*. NOTICE OF SUIT f O i MAIITIIA E. PACE, aleo know n aa MARTHA C. JOHNS, a li o kn o w n a* M ATTIE ORA T JOHNS, alao k n o w n aa MATTIE JOHNS. • w idow: NATH­ AN II. DA RNER, alao k n o w n aa N. II. OARNER a n d M. W. OAllNBR, hla w ife; REBECCA F IN E (1 AN and JO S E P H F I S K OAN. h e r hua band; MILES O DOHUINB and --------DOHUINS, hla w lfa; JOHN HUGHEY and HANNAH l l U Q l I E r , h i t wild, a / k / a II. M. H U flllEY ; EDNA A. HA R R IS; R. L. JOHNSON and ----- . JOHNSON, hla w ife: MILLARD C. 8W1N. OLE and JESSIE H. SWINDLE, hla w l f a If (h a y a r e l l r l o g and If t h e y e ra dead, th a lr u n ­ know n halra, darlaeea, apoueea, gra nle ea , Honors, aeelgne, a u r e i a i o r a and auccraaora In tru al, and a g a ln e t any and s l l / o t h a r paraona ha v in g o r c la im ­ ing to h a v e a n y right, title u u d / o r Intaraal In the p r o p e rt y h e r e in a f te r llrvri Itiwd,—o e M - lond* all ----------iirv.-n i.vd,—earn— uao-d. lying a n d b a in s In Seminole County, Florida, to -w lt! Lot* 7 and I, Eloek K. MARKHAM PARK H E ItlllT S . a ccording to tha p lat t h a r t o f aa recorded In P l a t Ilook 1. page 71, P u b ­ lic Rccurda o f Semlnule County, Florida. TOU ARK H E R U B T NOTH T I E D t h a t tha Plain tiff* h e r e ­ in hav* Inat Itutad a aull S ga tnet you In tha Circuit C o u rt of the Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for Bemlnola County, Florida, to quiet their dltle lo the above daacrlbed properly* iltu a lt'l* lying *114 being In Samlnola County. F l o r ­ ida. a* heralnabov* trior* p a r ­ tic u l a r l y daacrlbed. You ara h e r e b y required to file yo u r A nsw e r with tha C lark of the C ircuit c o u r t , In and lor Semi­ nole County. Florida, and **rva a copy th e r e o f upon Daniel M. H u n te r . I l l W. P a rk Avenue. W in ta r P a rk . Florida, A t t o r ­ ney for the P la ln tlffa In the above action, on or before tha l l n d day of June, l i l t , alao a Decree P ro Confaaao will be e n te r e d a g a in st you. IT IS O R D E R E D t h a t thla b* published In The Sanford H erald, a n e w sp a p e r p u b lis h ­ ed In Seminole County. F l o r ­ ida. once each w eak for four Consecutive weak*. WITNESS tha hand o f the C l t t k of the Circuit l o u r l . Samlnola County. Florida, thla H a t day of May. l l t t . (SEAL) , . A r th u r H. Beckwith, J r , C lark of tha Circuit Court Srmlnol* County, Florida l ly ; M a rtha T. V lhltn , DC. Daniel M H unter. Esq. of l l i i o t r r A Pattlllo 1(1 W. P a r k Avenue W in t e r Park, Florida P i b E s 't May 1», * J u n e 1, 1, C. :i( l Mrifsti 321-S511 E d u c a tio n • In s tru c tio n i U . S. C IV IL S E R V IC E TESTS! 9 l;r ftan fn rb ^ r r s lb SWEETIE PIE Ju n e 8, 1001 — P a n e n By Nadine Seltzer Men-women, I I 52. Start high aa 2102.00 a week. Prepar­ atory training until appoint­ ed. Thouiindi ot jabi open. Experience uiually unnec­ essary. FREE information on Job*, aalariti, require­ ments. Writs TODAY living name, addtcia and phone. I incoln Service, Box 73, Sanford Herald. VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS P arti, Supplied, Electrolux, Kirby, Hoover, Air-Way, Rax-Alr, Filler Q u m o , GE, etc. Free pick-up. 6 For Rent GH VACUUM REPAIRS U l( Park Ave. — 322-4763 2 BR. Kurn. house. 211 W. I. Education • Instruction 19th St. $85. No pel*. Ph. 322-2900. SUMMER RECREATION 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen Program for children ot all with stove, At Paola, $60 mo a g e groups. 2 Filtered 322-2722. iwimmlng pools. Arta A Craft*. Qualified Inatruc- KURN. 2 and 3 Bedrm., oak tori. All day, 111 weekly, lb floors, masonry homes, l Day, $6.50 weekly. TransBlk. West of llwy. 17-92 on portatlon available. Happy 434, then 1 Blk South on Acres School. Ph. 322-8(81. East St. to Vincent Dr. Ph 838-6395 or MI (-0211. Legal Notice NOTICE OF PROCEEDING* FOR T H E CLOlINtl OF A P O R ­ TION OF « S T R E E T AND ROAD R l t i l l T OF W A T TO WilttM IT MAT CONCERN: Tnu will pleas* la k e nolle* t h a t tha Board of County Con-• mlaslnnara of Samlnola C o u n ­ ty. Florid*, upon tha petition of qualified land ow ner, will a t l l : l t o'clock A. M . on tho l l r d day of Jun*. A. D. l i l t . In aald County Commissioner*' room In tha Bemlm.lt County Court Rotia* In Sanford. F l o r ­ ida, eonsldar a n d d sta rm ln* w h e th e r to elos*. v a e a tt . bandon, dlasonttnua, disc laim and rannunc* any r ight t h a t the said County a nd the public hav* In and tn that portion of the otraat and road r i g h t of way located In Samlnola County, Florida. delineated Upon a m ap o r plat and d e s ­ cribed aa follows, to-wlt! All t h a t p a r t of the to foot road rig h t of way lyin g a d ja c e n t to a nd E a s te r ly of Lota It, 11. a n d 17-A. Block II. K A T H R Y N PA RK. ADDITION NO. 1, Srmlnol* County, Florida, a cc ording to and as d e ­ lin eate d on the plat t h e r e ­ o f recorded In P l a t Rook t, page ( I o f tha public record* of Samlnola C oun­ ty, Florida. PERSONS IN T E R ES TE D MAT A P PE A R AND BE HEARD AT T IIE TIME AND PLACE ABOVE SPEC IFIED . (SEAL) BOARD O F COUNTY COMMISSION ERS OF SE M I­ NOLE COUNTT By / a / Jam a* P. Avery, J r . C ha irm a n Publlah L >. 1 B I CIJA-4 Nolle* o f Public H r a r l a g Notice I* hereby given. Board o f County Commlaetonera of Samlnola County. Florida, propoa* lo rcaona the following daacrlbed p ro p e rly aontd A-I A g r ic u ltu r e to H - l Multiple F a m ily Ilealdentlal: Rag t i l ft W of NE cor of the 8W14 of tha HE <4 of Section 11-7187SE. thane* ru n W 700 ft to NW eor o f aald 40 acres, thane* S 10 cha. thane* E 700 ft, thane* N 10 chat alao the NVs of tha 8 E U o f the HW 'i a nd tha NH of tha SU of the HK«4 of tha SW<*. I .s s ; Dra a l tha S\V cot of the NV4 of tha SU of tha BEU of tha s w u , ru n E 4 cha, N m chi. W 4 cha. B I H cha, In Boetton 1 1 - l lB - H E : and leas: Bag a t tha NE cor of tha N l l 'l i of th* 8 W H of th* IF.«, of Baotlon l l - l t s - i a E , r u n s ](.« ft, thonoa w l i s t ft. thane* N t o th* N tin* nf said N W 'i of tha RW»i of tha 8 E ’» of Sacllon I I , t h e n r a K to POli. F u r t h e r daacrlbed as W of Hanks) Avt. and >W of L ake Orlonta. Public h e a r i n g will bo held In tha Samlnola County Court Houaa, Sanford. Florida, In ths C ounty Cotnmlaalvnera Room, on J u n * 31, U l l a t 10:09 A. H or aa aoon t h e r e a f t e r *■ poaaIbl*. Board of County Commit*Inner* Hamlnol* County. Florida By Ja m a * P. Avery, Jr., C ha irm a n A ttaa t A r t h u r Beckwith. Jr. Publish Jun* I, 1**4, C D A - tl. IN THE r i a c n t rilt HT OF T H E NINTH JUUIUIAI. r i l l C l ’tT. IK AMO FO B SHHINULK COUNTT, FLORIDA. CHA NCSR T NO. IISTS CLARA H E R R L E R , Pla intiff. vs ARTHU R D. IIERRLF.il. D sfandant A U tA lI K U NOTICE OF SUIT T o t ARTHUR D. H E R R L E R . whoa* laat know n ratidene* and a ddress la: ARTHUR D. H E R R L E R > i t ( Upton Avonua Toledo, Ohio You ar* hereby notified th a t suit for Divorce has bean In stitu te d again*! you by CLARA H E n n i.E R . In tha Circuit Court of Ih* Ninth J u d i ­ cial Circuit. In and [nr Deminol* County, Florida. T h e a b ­ bre via te d till* of th* r a t s Is CLARA IIKRRLKII. P la in tiff ve- ARTHUR D. IIKRIILER. D efendant. You a r t h e reb y re q u ire d to fit* y o u r i n a w t r n r o th e r da’enslv* plea d in g In (he above styled cauaa w ith th* C lark of th* C ircu it Court of aald C o u n ­ ty, a n d s t r v * a copy th e r a « f upon nABSETT AND TUCK, t t t o r n a r a for P la in tiff, l o t South M aitland Avanu* M ait­ land, Florida, on or btfo r* th* 14th day of Ju n e , t i l l . If yuu fall tu do ao n d e f a u l t will b* e ntered a g a i n s t you. W ITNESS my hand and th* aeal of aald C o u rt a t Sanford. Samlnola County, Florida, this 14th day of May, 1111. (SEAL) A r t h u r H. Beckw ith, Jr., Byt S a n d r a S, Johnaon D e puty C lark H a rlan T uck n f th* f i r m of BASSETT AND TUCK 1*0 South M aitland Avanu* Maitland, F lo rid a Attorney* for P la in tiff Publlah May II, I I A Ju n * 1. 1. I Ml. COU-47 New Custom lluM Home o n . SERVICE Station Attendant*: Crystal Lake. For informa­ Colonial Service Sta., 1501 tion rail 322-337!). S. French, Sanford. 208 S. Highland, Ml. Dora. LOCH ARBOR. Lge. 4 BR. 2 bath, ptayrm., cent, air-con. I'd. Situations Bunted 207 Ridge Rr., 322-8522 for CHILD CARE, light houseappointment. kerping. Mature Christian while woman. 5 days week. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Write Sanford Herald, Box Realtor 83. Raymond Lundquist. Amo. FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg HOUSEWORK or baby sitting Ph. 322-3503. BY OWNER. Large 3 BR F r a m e , dble. carports 20. Habyslltera .screened hreeteway, big util, WILL KEEP Small children room. Ph. 322-0546. for working Mothers, my home. Reliable. 322-1982, 4-BKDROOM, 3 full baths, 21. U e B U t y Salon* modem construction, near­ Spring Permanent Special ly new. Easy term i, $104 20 Percent off regular prices per mo. Cut 'n Curl Beauty Shop John Sauls, Realtor 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322 0834 Hard To Find 111 N. Park Ave. 322 7174 tM. b* VI rw a* V#c i-B •n u vs c t 1 2 4 2 O a k S tr a e tt Bill m e p le a t s !" 2 FURN. Apts. 310 Magnolia. 6. For Rent 12. Real Estate For Rale A. K. R ouetter, Florlit. 322-1131. Clean room* for men. 401 Nice home $7,500. 322-5689. Mainolia Ave. 223-0720. FURNISHED 3 BR, Ha. Rm., 2 lots. Partly 2 BR, 1 bath apt., 819 Elm, $45 1 BR., Furn. Apt. with Pvt. air-cond., fenced bark yard. 3 BR, 1 bath, 1008 French, 180 tuth, 317 8 Park Ave. Low down pymt. Assume3 BR, 1 bath ................... $125 pymtl. Ph. 3228420. 2 BR House. Kit. equipt. $75. UNFURNISHED 2 BR, 1 Rath ............... 2 60 Ph. 322-5303. WHOA NELLIE ! ! 3 BR, 1 Bath, no r tf r l|. 2 *5 We gotta stop and see this 4 BR. 3 bath, no refrlg. 2135 Gar. apt. 1201 Mainolia Ave. here 3 Story, 4 Bedroom Apply 5-8:30. House that Mr. Southward STEM PER AGENCY 1019 S. French 322 4091 FURN. Apt. Cloic In. Jimmie is selling for only $17,500 with term* a Country hoy Cowan. 322 4013. 5 Rm. furn. house. Porch. can afford. Even has a Car Clean. 200. 322 2764. Efflc., 245. 811 Park. age Apt., renttn for $65 per mo. With a bargain like NICE Coot 4 Rm. furn. apt. 1 A 2 Bedroom fum. apU. this, I'll keep you in Clover Kid floor. 243. 332-3771. Queansl ApU., 404 E. 14th for the rest of your "Cotton St., 322-8194. 3-ROOM Furn. Apt., for cou­ Plckin life." ple, 245. 322-7309. 2 A 3 Bedroom Houm a Payton Realty 1-Room Efficiency apt. with SO U TH W A R D 17-92 at Hiawatha pvt. bath A shower, suitable 322-1301 Investment A Realty for couple or single person STORAGE SPACE. 307 6th 116 N. Park Ave. 322-9173 or retired. All utiliUee In­ St. 333-1374. cluded In rent. Ideally lo­ cated on let St., within 1 Furn. Apt. Air condition op­ I, I, A 4 BEDROOMS block of 2 free parking lota tional. Adults. 332-1928. t. Hk, A 2 BATHS and shopping center. In­ W E L A X A APARTMENT8: DOWN PAYMENTS FROM quire at Manuel Jacobson Hoorn* private hatha, 114 Dept. Store 211 E. First St $100 W. First St. I/OW Monthly Payments 2 BR, unfurn. house. S. San­ NICE Roomy 2 Bdrm. unfurn. For Complete Information ford Ave. 3228892. home at 909 Catalina Dr., See Or Call Your $85. R. A. Williams, 322-3951. 3 BEDROOMS, 2 bath*. Range. 3104 Park Ave. 2 BR, frame house, not fancy, cheap n o t. 22 week. Ph. 1 BR furn. apt. 601 Palmetto. SALES BROKER 323-3312. 322 1374. FHA - VA HOMES 4-ROOMS, Furn. second floor. Furn. Apt. 3300 MeRonvDle. 2565 Park Dr. 322-2420 Pleasant, large and airy. 2 BR House, Bowman’s Trail­ Osteen. J22-5771. VA-NO QUALIFYING er Court 688-4908. 3 RR, 2 bath, newly painted UNFURN. 2 BR A pt Kit. On Urge lake, 1 and 2 BR, Inskle and out. Let 239’ aqulpt. 10812 W, 12th. Ph. trailer. Adult* only. Ph. deep Patio A Barbecue. 242-3932. 323-7248. $14,500. Good Terms! Lake Cottage, Furn. 322 6106. Legal Notice F ie ri* * . In P r o b a te fu r* fh* Refute oft OLIVE MAUDE WELLS, Deceaaad. FIN AL NOTICIC Null.-# |* hereby given th a t th* Ubdaralgntd wilt, on tha 31th day or Jun*. A D. n i t . praaanl I* Ih* H onerabl* C o u n ­ ty Juita* of Samlnola County, Florida, he r final r a tu r n , ao. r-ount ami vmii-hara, ■* Admin, l a t r a l r l l . CTA of lha E atat* of OLIVE MAUDE WF.LIJ4, ,ltraaaad. and a t aald time, than and thara, mak* application to Ih* aald Jtidg* for a final •rttltn iM it ol liar e d m l n l t l r a linn o f aald aatala, and for an o rder d la c h a rg ln g ba r aa aiu-h A d m ln la lralrla , Cum T . .- I n o . n _______________ Dated thla th* IS th day of May. A D. 1**4. a a o r g l a C horpanln* Aa A dm tn la tr a tr la , C T A of the Fe tal* nf OLIVE MAUDE WELLS, IMCMStd. HTENHTHOM. DAVIS A Mi-tVTI IHH Attorney* for A d m ln ltir o lr l* Cum T*»t*mant* A n n a tn P...I Office Do* l lJ b Sanford, Florida I t f T l Fubiiih May I t . A J u n e t, t. I t . 1Ml. CDU -n MAYFAIR AREA Unfumlihoc- 3 BR, house, kit­ 3 Bit, 2 Bath, largo living chen equipped. 322-3651. room. Family A dining room, fenced bark yard RENT A BED with oak trees, citrus A Rol’away, Hospital A Baby many shrubs. Well with Bedi. sprinkler, closed garage, By Day, Week, or Month $19,800. PA. FA 2 5181 l i t W. l i t St. CARROLL’S FURNITURE DREAMWOLD 1 BEDROOM Furn. home, wa­ SECTION ter furnished, $65 mo. Can 3 BR, Uk Bath, hardwood floors central heat, large be acen after 4:30, 2608 S. fenced yard A well. $14,uon. Elm Ph. 322-2307. 2-ROOM furn. apt. $55 mo. Payton Realty incl water A elec. 322 1)313. 107 Locust St. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha tL For Hnte or Rent 3 BEDROOM house, 322-3138 after 4 p. m. CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON LAKE- Call e v e n i n g s 322.1597, 2 BR, home, 817 Catalina Dr. 12. Real E state For Sale "A L L F E N C E D ” RAVENNA PARK 3 BR Home. Vacated today, due to Navy transfer An excellent buy, requiring on­ Daccaaed. ly $975 Down, Assume pay­ FINAL NOTH'K Notice la h ereby given th at ments at $80.74, which in­ t b t u n d rra lg n rd will, on Ihe clude* everything. Rome !<th day nf Jun*, A D , 1M4, praaanl <o lha H onorable C o u n ­ trrm e ran ha arranged on ty Ju d g e of Samlnola County, Down Payment if nrceasary. Florida, hla final r e tu r n , a c ­ BEST BUY IN RAVENNA! count and vouihara. aa AdminIn lb* Court o f th* County Judge , a rm lnolr ( a u n t y , Slut* • f Florida, l a Probuf* In re 'Sr E a l a t r oil OUST AF AltTIIU Il JOHNSON, l a tr a tn r of th* E atal* of (JUST A r ARTHUIt JOHNSON, dacaaaad, and at aald lima, than and thara. m ake ap p lic atio n to Ih* aald J u d g e for a final eatl l t m t n l of hla a d m ln la lr a tlo n or aald aatala, and for a n o r ­ der d lac harglng him a* euch A dm inistrator. Dated thla tha I t t h day of May. A. D. 1MI. Albert Jo hnaon Aa A d m in is tr a to r of th* E atat* of OUSTAF ARTHU R JO HNBON Deceased. STKNSTROM, DAVIS A McI n t o s h A ttorneys for A d m in is tr a to r |>o*t Office D r a w e r t i l * Sanford. Florida M7T1 IMbll-h May II, M A J u n * I. I. t Ml. CDU-M FURNITURE 3 COMPLETE ROOMS ONLY $24950 Easy Term* Shop and Save The Budget Way BUDGET FURNITURE CO. 291 Lnngwood Plasa 17-92 Ph. 838-4583 Seminole Realty 1901 S. Park Ave. FA 2-5232 anytime OLDER HOME, 3 Hr. large rooms, large shady lot with fruit trees. No down pymt. 1920 Palmetto Ave. Phone 322 5391. I BR, Children'! Fort, orange trees, 114 Country Club Clr* Cle. 322-5553. You can find anything you need advertised la the Htreld Clesalflett OPEN DAILY-NEW HOMES Ready for Occupancy— 3 A 4 BD’ra — Liberal Financing —Ixiw D o w n Payments, FHA • VA • In Service A Conventional. SANFORD AREA Go West on 25th St. to Lake Mary Blvd., left on Itlvd to Lake Mary Fire Station, right one blk. to Office, 322 27JI. LONGWOOD AREA in minute* South on ITT’ to Dixie Bell Diner, right on Seminole Blvd. one block to Offire. 838-3911, LMN Enterprises, Inc. TAKE YOUR PICK! To make the heat home buy, see the VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Check with WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, CARPETS A’lu CARTE SPRINKLER SYSTEMS For the BEST Carpet Value* All Types and Sire* anywhere. Samples ahown Wc Repair and Service In your home. STINE Machinery and Sur.ply Co. 1109 E. Colonial Dr. Orlande 241-6194 or 207 W 2nd St. FA 2-6432 Leroy C. MacTavlih, Owner 21L A u to m o b ile S e rv ic e 323-5545 Evenings COHEN RADIATOR SHOP HONEY FOR SALE: One gal­ Free inspection, estimates, lon, 93.UU. Call 322-2960 af­ pickup, delivery, Rccoring ter 5 p. m. FREE DELIV­ A repairs discounted. ERY WITHIN SANFORD 211Vk E. 3rd. 322-3443 CITY LIMITS. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Sanford Motor Company 800 French Ave. 323-4383 '56 FORI) 4 Or. RAH. A/'T. Ex. cond. $350. 322 0690. 1953 Plymouth 2 Dr. New Urea new brakes & Paint. Must be seen. $300. 322-6742. 1603 Wynncwood Dr., Sanford. $ Bank $ Repossessions '3* Cadillac, 9996 bal, 941 mo. '59 Mercury, 9699 bal, 931 mo. *50 Olds, $578 hal, 929 mo. *57 Chevy, std, 9788 bat 935 mn. '58 Chev. 9481 bal, 924 Rio. '57 Dodge, $402 bal., $19 mo. '60 Ford, $587 bal., $34 mo. '57 Clicv., $691 hal., $31 mo, '58 Chrysler, $691 bal, $31 mo, '60 Vauxhall, $507 bal, $33 mo. '80 Lark, $577 bal, $29 mo. '55 Ford, $277 bal, $10 mo. '51 Pontiac, $299 bal., $17 mo 'W Dodge, 952 bal., 93 mo, National REPOSSESSIONS, INC. *n n SANFORD AVE. OPEN EVENINGS IUIZ Phone 322-4503 BUYING A NEW (* USED CART FINANCE IT WITH U> • Low Intemt Rate* ♦ Low Monthly Paym astl FLORIDA STATE BANS 3 7 . H o a tn • M o t o r * Gateway To The Waterway Robson Spurting Goods Your EVINRUDE Dealer 994-84 t . 1st. Ph. FA 24981 17 FT. 4 In. Swift, Epoxy painted, forward hatch, top snd aide curtain*, 75 John■oo, I tanka, Gator Trailer and many extras, $975. Ph. 322-4175 after 8 p. m. PIANO upright, Wright waaher, Oil healer, '55 Plymouth 78 Mercury, Elec, starter, 15* Switch Craft A Trlr. 9550. Senknrik Ginns and Paint V-B 9195. 323-9445. See at 111 Hays Dr. after ASSUME PAYMENTS Company Jim Hunt Realty 210 Msgnolia 5:30. Ph. FA 2 4622 On Late Model Dial ZlgZag. Office 322-2118 Makes buttonholes, sews on 15’ (Hail Boat, 40 HP EvinNight 322-11648 button*, blind a t I t c h e s , rudo, New Tilt trailer. Ex323 07(H) AUTOMOTIVE monograms and embroider*. reliant. 9700. 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. AIR-CONDITIONING With Guarantee. Take up 4 Roy Reel’s Paint A Body Shop payment* of 97.15 each. Ph. 10th St. A Sanford Ave. 3 BEDROOM. 1 bath home. INSTALLATION - SERVICING Good Used Cara Sold Credit Mgr. 322-9411. Small down payment, aa818 French Ave. 322-7765 14' Runabout A trailer, $30. Mim e payments. N. Orlando. 322-7383, 322 6234. Auto (Haas, Tops ■" ■ -Jii * A Sea* Covers 39. Trailern - Cabanas 3 Bedroom, 2 hath, assume For the Graduate, a must for payment*. 322-7415. college. large selection. All TIRED OF HIGH RENT! sale priced, as low as 98 Home Trailer, 36 x 9, all down, $Q 25 per mo. 304 W 2nd St. FA 2 8032 aluminum, with full bath A 7 U U H Sm i, in exc. S o a r THE TIME TESTED FIRM ALL WOWi; nUAHANTBED — r mwli'. s fflca Supply— 117 Magnolia 312-5941 See this for 91*00. Pb. 123118 N. Pcik Ave. FA 3 6123 31 A. Pets 28*1. 2 HR frame house. Very rlean. PEKINGESE. 10 wk*. old DISHWASHER, portable Ken more 600, 1 yr. old, 9100. 908 Myrtle Ph. Jimmie Co­ male. Black w. white. AKC Air Conditioner, Friedrich, wan, 322 IU13. Reg. Bent offer. 322 4757. 114 ton, $225. Phono 322-2162. NEARING COMPLETION 32. Flowera • Shruba 34-A Swap or Exchange 1516 ELLIOTT 3 Bedroom*. Uk hath*, Month CITRUS Trees for Sale. Will 1957 CUSHMAN, trade for ly pymts. $7»25. Call 322 plant. Ph 322 4145. Mechanics m ile-way tool 8074. box with some tool*. Ph. Ripe hydroponic tomatoes, 322-6046 S-T p, m.________ 25c, also bearing tomato, No. Orlando, 2 Sherry Ave., 3 BR. 1 bath, eor. lot. fenc* cucumber A strawberry .1."). Art trim Wanted rd bark yd $51 mo. Small plants In containers for equity. 322 0093. home grower*. Grower Hy­ DISCARDED clean c o t t o n D « lto n i, M ic h lF i W e s t and droponic Farm*, So. San­ clothing A rag*. 322-2750. ■ r * a t * t l c o m m u n ity t * ju s t |.T ItusincHM Opportunity m l n u U t fr o m y o u . D r iv e o v * r ford Ave. CASH for good clean Used to d a y s n d m * (o r y o u r t t i f fto m M iiM trw t SHELL OIL CO. Furniture, Noll-Furay Furni­ MD iitlt of o irp oa nc lyi o uI i119 33. Furniture S . In c lu d in g Want to own your own Rum ture, 901 W. First St., Ph. C a n l r a l W a t e r M a i n * e n g n e * *7 Opportunity now Sell Us Your Furniture. P a v a d s t r a e t i t V o u 'l l n a 322-6591. • m i j » d l $ i o . ( t a r t * y o u on toe Quirk Service With the exist* for Shell Service Sta­ w a y to t h * b a i t In v e s tm e n t Cash. SUPER TRADING tion in Sanford Area. Paid *4 your Mai B e f o r e y o u u u y . . POST. FA 2-0677. training Program snd finan­ cial assistance available. In­ FREE ESTIMATE vestment Required. Pleaie R o V W lM U m o u . write to Box 82 c/o Sanford t'pholaieilng A Matt rest ren­ h om e on d i s p l a y In I h * ovating. New A Used Furni­ Florida e i h l b i t a t fh* N.V, Herald for appointment A World's Falrl You'll also wo ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. to tour tho 19 othor dWlchti detail* Co., al 709 Celery Ave. modols. all tillered to fiTy 9 tochitboo*. Frlcos rants fi 16. Female Help Wanted FA 2-2117. 47990. to SIMM, tor Tho l Wagner s Amoco Portable Typewriters St. Johns Realty AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. INVEST Deltona! 2 New Homes just minutes from downtown Sanford. Each h si 3 Btdroomt, Uk tile hatha and ao many out­ standing features that you owe it to yourself tn coasider one of these hornet before Buying! PRICE $11,500 with $350 Down. Low Minlhly Payment*! CALL US TO DAY! Stemper Agency 1919 WANTED! Young lady 1 day Used furniture, appliances, week. Light housework. Sal­ tools, etc Bought • Sold. So. French Ave., Phone Larry'* Mart 215 Sanford ary $10 day. Trans, furn. 322-4991 Ave Ph. FA 2-4132. Write P.O. Box 181, Geneva. EVERETT A. HARPER Curb Girl. Waitress, & Grill AGENCY • REALTOR 3465 S. Park Ave. phonal FA 3-2384 ur FA 1-3343 1958 Mercury Station Wagon ........................ . 9475 1959 Fiat 600 ................. .,9200 Roy Reel's Paint A Body Shop loth St. A Sanford Ave. 1963 Rambler Classic 770, A/T, A/C, R&il, Bucket aeats, 130 BASS Accordion, M. Bi­ new tires. 92100. 322-4757. inchi, ex. cond. 323-7431 af­ 1959 PLYMOUTH 2-dr., 9<jrL ter 8 p. m. Completely rebuilt, $395. $1 per day rental for Electric 1959 TRIUMPH Motorcycle, Carpet Shampooer with pur­ low mileage, 9595. chase of Blue Lustre. Car- 1956 OLDS "88" Hardtop, 9495. No Down Payment Necessary roll'a Furniture. Building1 Contractor Owned Homes '62 CORVAIR Monia, 4-speed, bucket scat*, white wiln red interior, 91600. Ph. 321-3797 after 3 p.m. 3-1. Articles For Sale Free Estimates Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Stenstrom Realty Monthly Payments From $43.50 •f For the biggest selection of 1958 MERCURY 4-dr. Sta. Wa­ nearly new and used furni­ gon, P/S, Brake*, push but­ ture, see Noll’s Furniture ton drive. Original owner A Brokerage In Casselberry paint, 9440. After 6 p.m. on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 6. 322-6630, Permanent Special JUNE SPECIAL: Men’* shoes 20pr off Regular Prices $2.99 pr. Ladle*' shoes 91-45 Children's Haircut* $1.00 pr. Surplus City, 201 W. 1st. Aco Beauty Salon, REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE Mayfair Hotel Ph. 322-8525 TWIN Site Bed, box spring 3rd A Park Ave. and mattress, ex. cord , 980. Phone 322-5841 VOTO'S Budget Wave $7.50; Bookcase double bed, 925. $15 Regular $10. Complete LAKE MARY 322-4416. eve. app'ts. Free parking. To settle estate, a 3 Bdrnt. 2nd & Oak BEAUTIFUL ‘61 Model portHome with ten lota for cash HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK able Motorola Stereo. Brown price of $5350. 105 So. Oak — 322-5743 A gold. 5 speakers. Good ROBERT A. WILLIAMS buy. 322-0586. 25. PluRthlnr Service Realtor Raymond Lundquist, Asso. 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EASY HANDLING US INCH WHEELBASE MANY OTHERS - EVENINGS MODEL 1401 AS LOW AS DOWN LIST 92843.15 $252525 YOU'LL ALWAYS SAVE DOLLARS AT HOLLER'S HOLLER M O TO R SALES 2nd and Palmetto Avenue Sanford 3 2 2 -0 7 1 1 WITH SIRS DOWN PAYMENT ONLY If you have a good used car to trade in your pay­ ments can be EVEN LOWER than quoted above! �■A ■' ~ u II Marina Plans May Range To $1 Million * * * ! t o < * Herald Correspondent Jane Casselberry's daughter, Cathy, enter* the hoipital today for corrective lurgery. Until ahe and Jane return home, residents of the area •ra invited to call news item* directly to the Herald office*; dial 424-B824 or 425-5038. * • • • GETTING HER DEGREE nt Seminole High School graduation ceremonies Monday night was Miss Mnry Thomns. Here she is shown ns Principal Andrew Hracken moves the tussle on her cap to signify the end of academic studies in high school. (Herald Photo) SHS Senior Class Of '64 Wins High Praise When Stetson University’* College of Law hold* its commencement exercises Thur*. day In St. Petersburg, a for­ mer Sanford man will be the speaker. He’* Judge A. 0. Kanner who recently retired from Florida's second district The 1964 Senior Class of court of appeals, lie's the Seminole High School grad­ brother of Mr*. Lee Samuel. uated with honors in tin* Bill • • _ • Fleming Memorial Gym Mon­ The annual meeting of the day is one of the most bril­ Seminole County Chapter of liant in the school’s history, the American Bed Cro*» 1* Pr'ncipal Andrew Bracken scheduled for 7:30 p. m., told parents and friends who Wednesday, in the Caucus filled the room. Hoorn of the First Federal "At of today, 118 seniors of Savings and Loan Associa­ this fine clan have already tion. One of the major items been accepted by colleges, on the agenda is the elec­ universities and specialized tion of officers for tho forth­ training schools, having ta m ­ coming year. ed between Wo.ouo and 5100,• • • 000 in scholarships, grams Also, there’s a meeting of the Sanford Historical Society aluted for 7:30 tonight a t 107 West Commercial. The new organization ia making a con­ centrated effort to get off the ground and requests that ell persons Interested in the his­ tory of this area to be pres­ ent. • • e A new claim to fame. • • • The local Lions Club bulle­ tin offers this reply to a re­ cent Clock comment about singing a t Kiwanls and Rot­ ary Club luncheons: “ We read in the local daily that there was some competition between two other local clubs as to which one did the better job on group singing. We of the Sanford Lions Club wish to go on record and to chal­ lenge any and all civic groups, local, state, national and in­ ternational— w» are pretty dam sure that we sing worse than any other group and hereby claim the champion­ ship. Any ta k e rs? 7?” s e e By the way, Lions will in­ stall new officers Tuesday night at ths Capri. George Hughes is stepping down af­ ter what appears to be the Lions' best year to date. A Clock Winder tried to attend many of ths sessions and al­ ways found them interesting, educational and just plain fun. • * * That graduation ceremony Friday afternoon a t the Sunford Naval Academy was tops. Highly colorful, interest­ ing speakers, correct student* and i responsive audience made for a perfect couple of hours. A tip of the hat to Col. H. J. Furman for a splendid effort. He had the weather­ man on his side, too. Ominous clouds filled the skies but the rain made its visit elsewhere. ook for Sanford and Semla County to get national ention naxt winter. Plana in th t work* for this • to bs vfdeod on ths FlorShowcass. And right in deadly cold of wlntsrtimc. • • s • • • [syor A. L. Wilson mad* a cisl groctlng to Scouta and Je n of Troop 31 at Mon. night’s City Commission iting. In wtlcomlng the up, hs said ha hoped they auld 1 e s r n something" m Commission proceedings, m, ss an afUr-thought lad: "You'll probably learn stay out of politica.” • • • 'ha light* a rt to b* bumtonight for the first tlma ng ths n«w sldswalk l**dfrom East First Street to nmercial Street and thence the municipal parking lot th at eras- The lights war* tailed by city crew* on ths ommendstion of ths Com- Zip Code 32771 J WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Wednesday; scattered daytime showers; high today 88-92; low tonight 70-75. NO. 208 VOL. 56 United Press Leasr.i W: re Established 1908 TUESDAY. JUNE 9, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA • One of The Herald’* Clock Winder* has come up with thii take off on an otd ipiritual. He call* it Barry Goldwa. te r’* new theme song. It Koe* like thiat “When the roll i»*ca!led in *Fri»co HI be there." • * County Refuses To Approve Property Swap County Commissioners to­ day denied a request by M. It. Strickland, local gatulinc deuler, for an exchange of properly with the county. Strickland recently asked the Commission to swap his property for a parcel owned by tha county because the widening of Sit 46 would claim so much of his properly that a service station now located there would not be able to continue business. Commissioner John Alex­ ander, head of a special com­ mittee investigating the pro­ posal, brought in a recom­ mendation that the request be denied due to a differential of property evaluation. The Commleslon also adopt­ ed a resolution submitted by County Engineer William Buah that prohibits open ditch draining in futura sub­ division!. Commissioner Alex­ ander also got board approval to have Bush suggest a res­ olution for future action which would require eidewalks on a t least one eide of streets or roads in future sub­ divisions. Because of being rendered uielots by IntcriUitc 4, the Commission complied with a request that parta of Charles. Irving, Douglas, Carlton and Chestnut Avemita ■* -pli In the Sanlando Springs sub­ division be abandoned. These streets wera dedicated year* ago but have served no par­ ticular purpose. Commission C h a i r m a n James P. Avery made a brief report on a “I’re-Application Conference" he attended with officials of tha HHFA. The Commiesion requested a t­ torney Harold Johnson to render an opinion on the legality of tha Eaet Central Florida Planning Council act­ ing ae Seminole County'* agent in connection with the proposed Orange - Seminole Joint Planning Commission. Commissioner John Fitzpat­ rick was elected ot member­ ship on the commieeion as a Seminole representative. Fleet Reserve Picks Officers Election of officer* was held Monday night by the Fleet Reserve Aseocistlon, Branch 147, meeting In the Hut on Seminote Boulevard. Choeen as preiidant was Jim Talmadgc. Other officers named include Robert Meyers, first vies president; William Holcombe, second vice presi­ dent; Horace Paul, secretarytreasurer. ami awards," Bracken sa.d Led by Salulalorian Ronald Gocrss, son o( the Rev. and Air.-. HeSberi* Geers*, and Valedictorian Carol Oxford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Oxford, 237 young ladles and gentlemen accept­ ed a last handshake and con­ gratulations trom Bracken, as he handed them their diplo­ mas and switched the tassels of their caps from left to right, officially signifying the end of their high school days. Miss Oxford and Gocrss told their classmates that life is like a huge canvas, waiting for each one of them io do their part In painting a great picture and challenged the class, with the guidance of their parents and teachers and the help ot God to make it a masterpiece. Introduced by B r a c k e n were four members of the class of 1014 of Seminole High (then Sanford High) who re­ cently held their 50th year Golden Reunion. Marshals fur the process­ ional and recessional march­ es of the graduates were Scott Thomson and Thomas Decker. Honor ushcrcttca were Lin­ da Ashby, Ann Butler, Angel Childs, Jo Ann Cobcan, Paula Elam, Marilyn Epps, Laura Garrett, Gall Hoffman, Don­ na Howland, Julia Jimenez. Martha Kotky, Linds Meade, Pam Meriwether, Suzan Nor­ ris, Barbara Thomas, Jenni­ fer Tyre, Martha Warmack, Cathy Westbrook and Louise Wright. After f o r m a l graduation ceremonies, the seniors were honored at a reception, a spe­ cial movie and an all night dance-iwim-buffet at Sanlan­ do Springs. Fourth Of July? Just Skip If July Fourth this year will be just like any other Satur­ day for city employes—a nor­ mal day off. _____ ' Commissioners, in *n In­ forms I poll Monday night, agreed that no other day should be allowed as a holi­ day men though the Fourth fills on ■ regular day off. City Manager Warren E. Knowles declared the hoUday should "be observed on the day it falls and no other day should be given for its ob­ servance." He reported hi* popularity dwindled somewhat among city employes when he de­ creed Memorial Day would not be observed any other time than the day on which it fell. That, too, was a week­ end, normal day off for the city. Rocky Extends Hand To Barry CLEVELAND (U P l)-"Y ou did a job—nice going," said New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller to Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz. The occasion was the ban­ quet of the National Govern­ ors Conference Monday night. Rockefeller walked to Goldwater's table to congratulate the senator on hia California primary victory. “You and I were tha only two who (tuck it out,” said Rockefeller. Two Proposals Offered City Commission A hint of a million dollar In­ vestment in a marina at tha la kef rent was given Monday night at the City Commission meeting and in a memo trom the city manager's office. It was one of at least two proposal* offered the Commiision; the other being a re­ quest for a 25-year lease to operate the marina at a dollar a year. This was submitted by Gro­ ver Todd and Ansel Snow. WASHINGTON <UIM) — Commissioners decided to The Senate, driving towards continue study of the proposi­ Wednesday's crucial vole on tions and Indicated a decision muzzling history's longest fili­ would be forthcoming at tha buster, today approved a Jury July 13 Commission meeting. trial amendment to Its embat­ City Manager Warren E. tled civil rights bill, Knowles said In his memo Adopted was a proposal by that Todd and Ansel wanted Sen. Thurslon B. Morton, (Rto "Hart in a small way and Ky), to provide Jury trials in invest $10,000 to $15,000." Ha all criminal contempt cases added Ihc two men are "de­ which arUe under the anti­ veloping the idea of a ma­ discrimination statue except rina." those involving voting rights. The hint of the million dol­ Voting caves would be gov­ lar investment was given in erned by the 1057 Civil Rights one sentence in the memo: Act which provides jnry trials "Another request is being in cases for which penalties prepared f o r presentation TIIE SAC AWARD, Riven annually at Oviedo exceed 45 days in Jail or $300 with an anticipated expendi­ High School for highent achievements in echofine. ture of $1,000,000.” InHtics, athletics and club activities, was pre­ The vote was 51 to 48. The At its previous meeting tha sented thin year to Barbara Saucer, Bulutatorian outcome was not unexpected Commission decided to set a of the class who also received an American since a similar Morton amend Legion award during Monday night’s Com­ July 1 target dale to get firm ment was defeated on a ser­ proposals on operating tha mencement Exercises. (Herald Photo) ies of roll calls which ended marina or for the clly then with its rejection, 46 to 43 lo make ateps to do it. about a month ago. The fait developments Mon­ Today's action was some day hint of prompt action on thing of s rebuff to Senate getting Ihe facility developed. leaders who hare sponsored Atty. Mack N. Cleveland J r. their own Jury trial proposal*. submitted a copy of a pro­ Paradoxically, however, the posed lease for the marina for arllon may hive helped the a group ot unidentified per­ leaders in their bl-pirtissn 1lfs, community, school and sons and this too was taken ny Evelyn Lundy drive to curb debate by a Commencement * x s r else* church." under advisement. showdown vote Wednesday. Monday night at Ovtsdo High Shells Partin compared the Senate Democratic Leader School were based on the trunk of the tree to the vital Mike Mansfield, Mont., mean­ theme, "Tree of Life," with education of the individual while reported to President top graduates of ths 28 mem­ mind; Alice Fox compared Johnson that he is “ cautious­ ber class developing ths topic one’s career to branches of ly optimistic" that the Senate in brief addresses. ths tree while Lydia Tuhy will vote Wednesday to cut commented thst leave* of ths Barbara Saucer, salutatoroff further debate on the bill. Ian, spoke on roots of the tree compare with the tpirlU - A dog vaccination clinic la ties as compared to each In­ ual life one must have to scheduled for the following two Thursday afternoons at dividual, pointing out that grow into a mature person. Virginia Stanko, valedictor­ City Hall, an annual project "adults are roots front which atudanta gain much of thsir ian, spoke of th* fruit of the by the city. Dogs will be immunized by knowledge and that all young tree, cautioning seniors to people depend on thee* root* pause and ask, “Where am I Dr. Raymond Bass on both which come from early home going and what am 1 doing days from 1:30 to 4 p m. In with my life." In closing sh* the rear of the City Hall. asked that "God grant us the A fee of $3 will be levied faith to obtain tha fruit of for the vaccination and a tag Although It wasn’t on the our life." charge of $1 will ba mada lor agenda, annexation problems Awards presented w e r a : dogs Inside tha city, Other took (he spotlight of Monday A m e r i c a n Legion, Danny dog owners are invited lo taka nlcht'a meeting of the TasselGammage and Barbate Sau­ p ail in Uie clinic by paying berry Town Council. Disturb­ cer; DAR, Diana Gsydlck; ior ihe vaccinaUon. Licensee Sabin Oral Sunday’s vac­ ed by the fact that there are Jaycee scholastic, Larry Tuck; are not required outside th* so many "Islsnds" of county cine itatlon* attracted 11,100 social studies, four year* city, officials aald. property within the general persona, according to statis­ straight A’*, Sheila Partin; Following tha two Inocula­ boundaries of Casselberry, tics compiled by the spon­ math, four years straight A’*, tion sessions, the city will the council told Attorney Ken­ soring greups, ths Sanford- Virginia Stanko; science cer­ start its drive to pick up dogs neth McIntosh to draft the Seminole Jaycec* and ths tificate, Joe Warden Jr. for which are not properly lag­ necessary documents indicat­ County Health Department. outstanding work during his ged. Joyce* President Jim Smith ing the council's intent to an­ two years in tiie school; com­ made the report this morning nex these parcels. mercial, Sheila Partin; SAC, after checking data offered It was a spill decision since Barbara Saucer; sulutaturlun, such action marks the lirst by the various persona in Barbara Saucer and valedic­ time that the Council will at­ charge of the 12 feeding sta­ torian. Virginia Stanko. tempt to annex property with­ tions throughout ths county. Tha nswly-formsd Sanford Diploma presentations were out a petition from owners of A makeup is planned for mada by Principal Clyde Historical Society wilt meet the land Involved. Sunday and will he limited to Holder. Invocation and bene­ tonight a t 107 Commercial St, Voter registration problems “about five station!,” Smith diction were given by Rev. as the membership drive con­ were presented and the com­ said. The hours will be the Jack T. Bryunt of tho Oviedo tinues. mittee in charge was author­ Mnis-Hicon l« $ |>.m. • — —— First Baptist Church. Jim Talmadgc, temporary ized by the Council to take However, Smith added, the Marshals were Jan Beasley, chairman, r e p o r t s several steps to obtain the necessary Jayceet will continus to giv* Keren Jansen, Ted Aulin and photograph* hav* been donat­ equipment and revise tnc reg­ tha vaccine to anyone who Arthur Evans. Ushers were ed lo the society by Arthur istration system. vieits ths Jaycee Information B o n n l s Wurfield, Marilyn Beckwith and an cxtenalva In oilier action, the Coun­ Booth on French Avenue Partin, Itusty Jeptun and list of projects has been sug­ cil tabled a discussion on sftar ths other clinics are Charlie Miller. gested by various parsons. building inspection pruuiems closed. related to the Seminole Plaza, Its said the booth will re­ authorized a n investigation main open as long ss neces­ into the costs of equipment sary to accommodate persons for mosquito cuntrol, and unable to attend one of the voted to notify utility com­ regular clinics. Smith em­ panies that when roads must phasised ths Jaycst Booth FIRST QUALITY m be crossed and pavement ia will not open until after ths removed repairs must be ade­ other feeding station! are quate, If cut-through* are not closed. properly repaired within 30 The Jaycee official listed days the Town will repair the tctal attendance for the them and bill the utility tirmi. 12 stations as follows: Also, the Council authorized Florida SUta Bank, 1,800; SCATTER RUGS a vacation schedule for mem­ Croomt High School, 650; bers of the Town's police de­ AAP Store, 1,200; Midway IN NEW partment and adopted a rc*o- School, 600; Laka Monroe llon favorable to the proposed School, 460; Lake M a r y COLORS! South Seminole Natural Gaa School, 700; Movleland Drive. Authority. In Theater, 800; Geneva, 800; Stubbs Pharmacy In Fcrest City, 1,200; Winn-DIxls, 1,400; 37" x 4 I" WASHINGTON (UPI) — Jsi Alsl Fronton, 1,150; and Congressional backers of Ovltdo City Hail, 050. The accent rugs every­ Pennsylvania Gov. William W. body wants a t Summer Scranton for president believe Crash Probed savings! Vlsccsa rayon A hit-skip crash is being it’s late—but not too lata— pile, latex backed, ma­ investigated by local police, for their man. c h i n e washable*! Ob­ "We all realize it's very They said a car owned by longs, ovals. late," said Rep. Robert J. Murrey Thomas Lewis of Corbett, (R-Pa.), one of three VAH-8, Sanford Naval Air *iukswarm water lawmakers attending a clos­ Station, and parked last night ed-door strategy session la the in front of 1033 W. First SL office of Sen. Hugh Scott, (X» waa damaged in tha crash. Pa.), “bowtver, we haven't Driver of the other car felled to stop, pellet report. said it's too laic." Lyman Graduates Jury Trial Amendment Largest Class Approved By Jane Casselberry The largest class in the his­ tory of I.ymnn High School waa graduated Monday night in the school auditorium with 160 senior* receiving diplomas from Principal Carlton HenIcy who waa assisted by James Btrkenmeyer, school board member. The class motto was taken from the lute President John F. Kennedy's inaugural ad­ dress, "Ask not what your country cun do lor you but what you can do for your country." The five highest ranking senior* responded to the ques­ tion, "W hat can we do for our country?" Paula Riddle spoke on "Prepare for a Water System Contracts Get Tentative OK Contracts were approvrd tentatively Monday n i g h t when the City Commieeion received a report on recent bide for the city’s huge $600,000 water development pro­ ject. Commissioners said the con. tracts were given approval subject to s Cviitinoing thcck of "previous work and finan­ cial backing" of ths apparent­ ly successful bidders. Among the firms submitting a low bid w-st tha Le* Con­ struction Company of San­ ford. The company offered a bid of $260,800 for construc­ tion cf the two water planti. This was in the Contract D part of the project. The work was divided into four categories and the bid­ ding, which attracted repre­ sentative* of 20 firms, was held in City Hsll Jun* 1. Contract A for work on wells and pumps was given to the Meriilith Company of Orlande with a bid of $21,048. Contract R for thre* con­ crete tanks of 600,000, 700,000 and ■ million gallons capa­ cities was given to Cr»m Company of Gafnesvill* with a bid of fieUOO. Contract C for water trans­ mission lines went to Cambrun Construction Company of Orlando with a bid of $311,301. ________________ Lee—CuiisiriiclIUn won the fourth contract. Cal Conklin, resident en­ gineer for the project, said the bidding waa very close to the original estimate of ths jcb ss prepared by his firm. Ths total cf the bids amounts to $754,442, well lielow the $800,000 which the city is borrowing for the work. A man identified ae Cutlum Walker whom City Manager Knowles said represent­ ed eom* of the bidding firms appeared and asked commis■loners to delay swarding of contracts until ths firms cculd ansly.. the breakdown of various bids. Knowles interrupted his re­ quest, urging the Commitaion to "do awey with this foolishness and get on with it (the project.)" Walker left the podium and the commissioners then awarded the contracts. Billfold Stolen Theft of a billfold contain­ ing $15 to $30 and a credit card waa reported to police today by Mrs. Hubert H. Jacobi of 123 W. First SL Sh* said tha wallst was taken from her car parked a t that add rasa. Worthy Vocation"; Margot Mitchell told her fellow grad­ uates, "Develop n stable phil­ osophy"; “ Be a Well Inform­ ed Citizen," advised Loleanne Wagner; S y l v i a Chambers emphasized the importance of establishing a worthy home and Marcia Lyons spoke on participation in community lire. Honor s t u d e n t * Gloria Green anil Donna McCoy gave tho invocation and benedic­ tion. Coadi Richard Copelund sang "You'll Never Walk Alone," accompanied by M. O. Ke n t . The processional, "Pomp and Clrcumalance," by Elgar, and the recessional, “War March of the Fricsla," by Mendelssohn, were played by Mrs. Darwin Shea at the organ. At Sunday night'* Baccal­ aureate Service the graduates heard Rev. Leonard Jones, pastor of the Prairie Lake Baptist Church and president of the South Seminole Min­ isterial Association, speak on the text, "Hold Fast That Which Is Good." The Junior Class Choir, directed by Mre. Aldia Mitwee, sang "To Thee We Sing," by Tkazh. Suson BonEss* gave the in­ vocation and Mary Muck the benediction. Marshal* and iiiheri for the commencement weekend were Marcia Eustcrling, Jennifer Gammage, Hunnah William*, Bonnie Layman, Busan Lakatosh, Kerry Parker, Ruth K i i m , G w e n Rutenkroger, Richard Leonard and Andrew Hlnely. First Federal Sponsors Show What i»"yuur opinion of ths United States? Getting the answer to this question from ■ cross-section of America, caused Donald B. Hyatt, producer-director of "Project 20" to ask another question. This one was "What is happening to patriotism in this great nation?" The results of his research arc shown In the NBC tele­ vision show that will be seen on Channel 2 i t I p m. to­ night. George Touhy, executive vice president of First Federa I Savings and Loan Assn., one of tiie cosponsors with the Savings and Loan Fouii-dafjmnJf'Uia Jnformstlve one hour show, believes that the lesson in the background of our country, the pride in the accomplishment of our fore­ fathers and the realization of the wide scope of opportunity in the United States will bol­ ster patriotism in a way that will be heartening to any redblooded American. The title of the TV i|>ectacle i> "Red, White end Blue" and in itself Indicates the nature of the subject matter. Jets Resume Laos Flights WASHINGTON (UP1) U. S. jet fighters today re­ sumed their sweeps over Laos with White House authoriza­ tion to shoot up Communist gun emplacements if they fire on the American flier*. Official sources said Hie fighters, which are being sent along to project unarmed photo reconnaissance planes, had received White House per­ mission to attack Laotian Communist anti-aircraft posi­ tions which downed two Amer­ ican planes—one armed sod one unarmed—over the week­ end. The flights were resumed after a one-day suspension. 'Tree Of Life' Theme Of Oviedo Graduates Dog Vaccination Clinic Slated tasselberry Talks 'Island' Annexations * I 11,000 In County Given Vaccine History Group Meets Tonight e n n e u f WEDNESDAY SPECIAL! Hope Still Seen 2 for *5 Open All Day Wed — Fri. Till 9 si I S — M i d r •r ft ll» |f * « "1' 7 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 08, 1964; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/62693bfb080f40c49cd58e38e423f95b.pdf 23f7dc96433b96dfa6572d8797e5ff0d PDF Text Text Adventist Baptist Church O f God Methodist THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner Tth A Elm n. L. M ath ew *---------- Paator BEIlVIMKB SATURDAY— Sabb.th School ----- 1:14 a. m. Wo-ahlp Sarvlea _ I1:0« a- m. W.dnatday Night Player Service T:I0 p. m. "V7# Hava Thl« Hope" radio .nooiaga each Sunday a. m. at BtlS over W TItll at !«00 on your radio dial. JORDAN MISSIONART BAPTIST CHURCH 1441 W. Plrat Street Sunday School —— 10:00 a. m. Morning Worahlp_ 11:00 a. m. Illhla Study (Sunday) 7:00 pm. Evangelistic Hsrvlca 7:00 p. m. Wad. Prayer Meat _ 7:00 p. m. Bill Btsphana ________ Pastor A Cordial Welcome to All CHURCH OF OOD OF PROPHECT 4144 Elm Avsnu* Rsv. R. L. Strickland Pastor Sunday School_____1:41 a. m. Worahlp Sarvlea — 14:44 a. m. Evangellette Sarv. _ 7:14 p. ra. Wtdnasdayt Toung Paapla ▼. I* B. Barr. 7:10 p. m. Bible Training S«rv 1:44 p.ra. ORACE METHODIST CHURCR Onora Rd„ at Woodland Ava.. Rav. John II. Hlroi Jr., Paator Church School 4:44 a. m. Morning Worahlp — 11:04 a. m. M T F ------------------4:14 p. ra. OSTEEN BAPTIST ClfUnCIf HWT. 414 Ph. 444.4114 P a a to r ___ Cheater W. Plank Sunday School ----- 10:04 a. m. Morning Service _ 11:00 a. m. Training U nion------4:40 p. m. Evening S e rv ic e _TiSO p. m. Alliance CIiniSTIAN MISSIONARY AU.IANCE CllUltCil 1401 Park Are. at 14th St nay. C. C. Daaa, Jr. — Paator Sunday School 0:44 a. m. Worship Sarvlea — 11:00 a. m. Evening Worship — 7:00 p. n>. Alliance Touth Fellowship (Sun.) — 1:41 p. m. (Wad) Prayer Saryleo —— 7:10 p. m. CONOREOATtONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH (United Church of Chrlat) Park Avanua at 44th St. 1:44 a. m. Church School 11:44 a. m. _ Worahlp Sarvlco 4:14 p. m. _ Christian Touth Ministry Rav. Waltar A. 1L McPhereon, Paator W ednesday M eetin gs: Organleatlona ___ 4:40 p. m. Prayer ------------- 7:40 p. m. Choir ---------4:40p.m. Christian Episcopal FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 1407 8. Sanford Ava. I t Vernon Fuller Sunday S ch ool___ 0:44 a. m. Morning Worship _ 11:00 a. m. Assembly O f God PINKCnEST ASSEMBLY o r ciod ciioncic Cor. 27th and Elm M. M. Wilder .---------- Paator Sunday School — 0:41 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 10:40 a. m. Evening Worship -~ T:lo P- m. Touth Hsrv. (Bun.) - 4:00 p. m. Mid-Weak gerv. (Wad.) - 7:10 p. m. CHRIST CHURCH Church Straot, Longwood Tr. charlaa W. gtawart, Jr. Vicar Holy Communion — 7:44 a. m. Sunday School ----- 4:44 a. m. Family Barvleo _ 4:04 a. m. Sarvlco A Btrmon _ 14:44 a. m. Church O f Christ Baptist CHURCH OF CHRIST aeneva Ralph nrewer Jr. Evangelist Bible School 10:uo a. m. Morning W orahlp_Il:oo a. m. Evening Worship — 7:10 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service 7:40 p. m. r i n s r b a p t is t e m m e n t i l Park Avenue T. B. Chance ----Paator Morning Worahlp — 1:24 *• ">• Sunday School —— 1:14 m. Morning Worahlp — tl:00 a. m. Training Union —~ 4:40 P- m. Evening Worahlp - 7:44 p. m. Wad. Prayer Sarvlco 7:40 p. m. TAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway 44 West Morrla Ruby ___ Evangelist liltile C la e s ______!o:oo a. m. Morning Worship ... 1l:oo a. ni. Evening Worship .... 4:00 p. in. Bible classes Wed. .. 7:40 p. m. fi HOLT CROSS 441 A Park A va F r. Laroy D. Bopar, Ractor Huly Communion — 7:44 a. ra. Family Sarvlco and Hunday School 4:44 A ra. Morning Prayar tFIrat Sunday — lio ly Communion 11:44 a. m. Free Methodist FREE METHODIST CHURCH Corner 4th St. and traurel Avo. Eugano Shaldon —— Pastor Tolophontt 417-74:| Sunday School _ _ 1:44 a. m. Morning Worahlp „ 14:44 a. m. Evening Worship _ 7:04 p. m. Wad. Prayar Sarvlea 7:44 p. ra. CHURCH OF CIIRIHT 1414 Park Avenue Bert llrown Evangelist Sunday Bible S tu d y ___— lo:oo a. m. Morning Worahlp — 11:00 a. m. Evening Service _. 4:10 p. m. See "Herald of Truth" 1 p. m. Sunday on Channel I Tueeday Ladles Bible Claee _ 10:04 a. m. Wednesday Bible C la s s ______7:44 p. ra. CENTRA!* BAPTIST CIIUnCK Cor. 14th S t A Oak Ava. flail S m ith ---------------- Paator Sunday School — 1:44 a. m. Morning Worahlp — lltOO a. m. Training Union — 4:14 p. m. Evening Worahlp _ 7:40 p. m. Wad. Prayer Service 7:14 p. m. Nursery Open W T l t l t --------------- 7:40 p. m. Sunday Nlta Broadcast !a Congregational WE8TB1DB MISSIONART ItA ITlB T CHUIlCIt 4th S t A Holly Ava. Paul M. C a lla y ----------- Paator Sunday School — 10:00 a. m. Sunday Morning Worahlp — 11:00 a. m. Sunday Evening Worship — 7:04 p. m. Wednesday Prayer Sarvlea _ —- 7:00 p. m. fam ily J /%it Christian Science FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 144 East Second Street Sunday Service A Sunday School _ 1 1 : 4 4 a. m. Subject: "Adam and Fallen Man” Wednesday Service „ 4:00 p. m. Reading Room: 444 K. First Wsakdaya: 10:40 a. m. • 4:44 p. m. Friday Evening: 4:244:44 p. m. P1NECIIKBT IIAPTIST CllUltCil Onora Hoad p a s to r _____William J. duese Morning Worahlp ... 11:*0 a. m. Sunday School ~ 0:14 a. m. Training Union — ~ 4:14 p. m. Evening Worship — 7:40 p. ra. Wad. Officers A Taachara Masting ——... —— 4:40 p. » . Tb# Oiuftli la O* RMlMt tartar iMinic ti aarlh for tha build in* u Ur and pofcilum hip. hip. It la is •a iatora* I U aotril aptritual taliMO. Without a m at run* C hunk, n rith rr iWnanirary nur c ivili*.«l4r>n ran aurvitr. T im a ara four aoural rrteona why r s r r y |araoa ahaaid atUnJ a m a r r * w failed to give us the strength to meet them, and tha courage to go on again. W e’ve always been a churchgoing family, nnd I know the children never miss a Sunday even now. Tomorrow wo'll all go to church together, and it will seem like tha old days when our family was still here at home. Wa have so much to thank God for, every one of us. They’ll be here any minute! As soon as I finish the flowers I ’ll go and sit with Dad on the front porch, so we'll be right there when they all ilrive In. It’ll bo just wonderful to see them again. Dad and I were saying last night that wc couldn’t have been blessed with belter children or lovelier grand­ children. We’ve been so fortunala. Of course, them have been some tragic and terrible times, but God has never Church O f God UJTIIERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 101 W. 21th Place “ Tha Church of the Lutheran Hoar" nnd TV "This la tha Life” Herbert W. floaraa ___ Faator Sunday School ____ 4:14 a. m. Worahlp Service _ 11:44 a. m. OOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH 2444 A Orlando Drive Mary. 17-42) Sanford. Florida 222-7212 The Rov. Oaorgo Klnnamon, Interim Paator Sunday Schoul 1:14 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ UiOa a. m. Communion—First Sunday In Each Month KINDERGARTEN AND NURS­ ERY ______ Hunday II Kamurl 22:21-31 Monday I ('httinlrlra 24:1-10 Tuesday Psalms 71:1-0 Wwlneaday Isaiah 46:3-11 Thoraday Jrrvmlnh 31:7-14 Friday II Corinthian* 12:1-10 Saturday Hebrew* 1:5-14 l FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Lako Mary, Fla. Rav. W. L. Holcombe, Paator Sunday 4:44 a. m. - .... Blbta School 11:04 a. m. _ Morning Worahlp 7:04 p. ra. _ Evening Service 7:44 p. m. — Wad. Mid-Week Prayar Services 7:44 p. m. _ 2nd Wad. Mlaalonary Service Pentecostal FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGWOOD 441 Orange Street Rav. K. Ruth Grant — Paator Sunday School-----10:00 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ Ui04 a. m. Sunday Evening __ 7:10 p. m. Wad. Bible Study _ 7:44 p. m. Conquerors Meeting F r id a y ------------ 7:10 p. ra » FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sanford, Fla. Oak Avo. A Ird St. drover C. Sawall Jr. Paator Edgar W. Smith Jr. Aoalatant Paator Morning Worahlp __ 1:44 a. m. Church S ch o o l____4:44 a. m. Section M o s t !____14:41 a. m. Morning W orahlp_ 11:44 a. m. Pioneer Fellowahlp 1:40 p. m. Senior HI Fellowahlp (i04 p.m. Evening Worahlp _ 7:44 p. m. Wad. Prayar Meat _ 7:41 p. m. CHUnCH OF THE COVENANT 1774 South Orlando Drlvt Thomai II. Makln —_ Paator Worahlp ___________ 4:00 a. m. Church S ch ool___ 14:44 a. m. TO L IS T YO U R CHURCH Methodist Copyright DM, Keister Advertising Service lot, htraaburg, Y a CHURCH OF OOD Sind A French H. C. Smith __________ Pastor Sunday School ___ 4:44 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:14 a. m. Evangelistic Hsrv. _ 7:44 p. m. Tuea. Prayer Hsrv. » 7:44 p. m. Thure. Young People Endeavor — __ - 7:40 p. ra. E tD K Il SPniNOS IIAPTIST Old Orlando ltd. at Hester Ava. U. Hamilton Orlffln — Paator Hunday School .... - 4:44 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ . 11:00 a. m. Training Union — 4:40 p. m. Evening Worship — 7:44 p. m. Urljr and a a n nrt tha C hunh. T b a f ara; ( I) |’«r hit o v a aaka. (?) Fop hia child ran’# aaka. (?) Far lha aaka t i h it comma n il? and nation. (4! For lha aaka of tha Church it**If, a h k h nwda hia m r a l and malarial autvnrt. H a n to go lo ch u n h rafu> lari/ and rend your B ib b daily. Nazarene FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE W. 2nd SL at Mapla Ava. Paul Illckei .......... — Paator Sunday School _ _ _ 4:44 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 10:41 a. m. Touth - — ... —— — 4:44 p. m. Evenselletlo Sarvloo 7:04 p. ra. Mid-Week Sarvlea fWad.) — 7:44 p. m. Third Sunday Slngaplratlon ---- 1:04 p. ra. Presbyterian Lutheran THR CHURCH FOR ALL e A LL FOR THE CHURCH EBENEZER METHODIST CHURCH Citrus llslghta Rav. Ray Oragory, Jr.. Paator Church School —_ 4:44 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:00 a. m. M T F ------------------- 4:20 p. m. Eva. Worahlp _ — 7:10 p. m. Wad. Prayar Service 7:20 p.m. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 411 Park Ava. John T. Adams Jr. — Pastor Morning Worship _ 1:44 p. m. Sunday School ---- . 4:44 a. m. Morning Worship _ 14:44 a. m. MTF Meetings — 4:>S p. m. (Intermediate, Senior) Evening Worahlp - 7:14 p ra. N O T IC E CALL 322-2611 -The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleT H E A M E R IC A N O IL CO. Mr. & Mrs. M. R. Strickland A R T BROWN PEST CONTROL B U R N U P & SIMS, INC. Building Division C E LE R Y C IT Y P R IN T IN G CO., INC. SANFORD W E LD IN G 4 FA B R IC A T IN G CO. Bill W hltly 4 Employees CHELSEA T IT L E AN D G U A R A N T Y CO. 110 W . First, Sanford A . DUDA 4 SONS, INC. Slavic, Florida GREGORY LUM BER o f Sanford E A S T SIDE GARAGE Virgil C. Grnccy 4 Employees SR 46 4 BeardaU FOOD F A IR STORES, INC. George Bailey and Employees H A R R E L L 4 B E V E R LY AUTOM OTIVE 200 W. 26th St., Sanford B IL L H E M P H ILL MOTORS, INC. 801 W. 1st. St., Sanford H IL L LUM BER & H A R D W A R E CO. Jimmy Crapps 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 & Wilks Bowman 4 Employees STENSTROM R E A L T Y Herb Stenstrom and S ta ff H O LLER MOTOR RALES CO. and S ta ff OVIEDO RADIO 4 E LECTR IC CO. Robert A. Cumcron 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. 17-02, Sanford JONES ELECTRIC S U P P L Y CO. 401 S. Laurel Ave., Sanford K ID D Y ’S S TA N D AR D SERVICE First 4 French, Sanford K ILG O RE SEED C O M PA N Y 1400 W. lat. St., Sanford J. C. P E N N E Y C O M PA N Y C. L. Robinson and S taff L . D. P L A N T E , INC. Oviedo, Florida PROGRESSIVE P R IN T IN G CO. J. M. Cameron and S ta ff L E E BROTHERS Plumbing, Heuting, A ir Conditioning TH E R ITZ T H E A T R E Bill Lovelace and Employees ZITTROW ER BROS. 1400 S. Elm LeR O Y C- ROBB CONSTRUCTION CO * INC. H IL L H A R D W A R E 4 IM PLE M E N T CO. Bobby Newman and Employee! LORM ANN R E A LTY Casselberry 8TRICKLAND-M ORRISON, INC. and S taff S M ITTY’S S N A P P IN 1 T U R T L E MOWER S ALE S A N D SERVICE W IG H T GROCERY CO., INC. and S taff SOUTHERN N A T U R A L GAS CO. John Dunn and S ta ff W ILSON-EICHELBURGER M O RTU ARY Eunice I. Wilson and S ta ff S TA TE FA R M IN SU RAN C E Comoanlea Irvin g L P ryor and S ta ff W ILSO N-M AIER FU R N ITU R E CO. Mr. and M rs. A1 Wilson SE M INO LE C O U N T Y A R E A CHURCH DIRECTORYBAPTIST Antioch Uoptlit Church, Oviedo Central liaptlel Church, 1411 Oak Ava. Chuluota Klral llapllat Church Cbuluota Ilaptlal Mlaalon Sportsman's Club, Chuluota Elder Spring* Uapllat Church, 414 Lehman 111 Faith llapllat Mlaalon, 444 Ulan Caaaalbtrry Flral Baptlat Church. 414 Park Ava. Frlondahlp Haptl.t Church • ! Altamonte Spring* RL 414, Altamonte Spring* Flral Baptlat Church ot DaBary Flral Baptlat Church • ( Ocaava Flral Baptlat Church et Irak# Mary Flrot Ilaptlal Church 4f Lrak* Monro* Flral Baptlat Church ot Longwood, Cor. Church a Orant Flral Baptlat Church ot Ovlado Flral Baptlat Church ot San Irando Springs Flral ghllah Mlaaleoary Baptlat Church, net w. mb st. For**! titty Baptlat Church Fountain Hand Baptlat Church, Ovlado Lovt Southern Baptist Mlaalon, Chuluota fUselensry Baptist Churah North HA Kuierarlt* )»»;'»4»*la Mlaalon BaptUt Church 'Oak illll ItA Oataan Marais# OUry Baptist Churah. Oaatrs Uwy. ty Mt. Oliva Mlaatonarr Baptlat Churoh, Pas Irando Sprlnss Rd.. Longwood ML Zion Missionary Baptlat. glpas Ava. Naw ML Calvary Missionary Baptist 1144 W. 14th gL Naw Sal am Primitive Baptlat Church, 1444 W. 14th BL Naw ML Bios Baptlat Church, 1714 Fear Ava Oaklawn Baptist Chapat, 1744 W. 4*th 8L Oataan Baptlat Church Plnacrast Baptlat Churah. tat W. Onora Rd. Pratrl* Lake Baptist Church, Rldgs RA, Pars Park Prograss Mlaalsaarr Baptist Churoh. Mldwap Baoond Bhlloh Mlasloaary Baptist Church. Ninth A Hickory •t. Jams* Mltalonarp Baptist Church St*. IM. 414 Oataan BL' Paul Missionary Baptist Church, llh SL St. Matthews Mlasloaary Baptlat Church Canaan Haights ■t. John's Missionary Baptist Church. 42( Cypress gL Tampls Baptlat Church, Palm Bprlnga Rd., Altamonte Spring* Waatsld* Mlaalonarp Baptlat Church, 414 A Holly AVA Elan Hop* Baptist Church, Til Oreng* Av a CATHOUO Church st tha Nativity, Lake Mary All Soul* Cathella church, 111 Oak A va BL Ann's Catholl* Church, Farshlng Place, DaBary PL Mary Magdalen* Cathollo Church, Malt* land A va Altamonte Hprlnga CHRISTIAN First Christian enurch, 1147 A Santord Av a Congrogatlonal Chrlattaa Church, 1441 Park Ava Northsld* Chrlatlan Church, F l s r l d a Haven Dr, Maitland CHURCH OF CHRIST Church Church Church Churoh ot at at ot Christ, t i l l A Park Av a Christ, aeneva ChrtaL Longwood Christ, Peole CHURCH OF OOD Church ot OoA 441 Hickory Churoh of Ood. 2244 A French Church ot OoA Ovlado EPISCOPAL All gatats Episcopal Churoh B. DoBary Ava, Enterprise Chrlat Episcopal Church, Langwood All gatnts Episcopal, Enterprise Holy Croon Episcopal. Park Ava. al 4th I.UTHBRAN Ascension Lutheran Church, Ovarbrock Ur, Caa.albarry flood Shepherd United Luthara, 2400 A Orlando Dr. Lutharan Churoh of tha Radsomar, ll* W. 24th Place Messiah Lutheran Church. American Lsgloa Hall. Pralrl* Lake, Porn Park SL Lukas Lutharan Church, RL 424 Slavia METHODIST Baraatt Manorial Methodist Church, E. DoBary Ave, Enterprise Bear Lake Methodist Churoh Uothol A.M.E. Church, Canaan Hilghta Casselberry Community Mtthodlst Church, Hwy. 17-41 * Plnty Hldgs ltd.. Casselberry DoBary Commualty Methodist church W. Highlands DaBary Ebanasar Methodist Church, Old Or­ lando Hwy. First Methodist Church, 414 Park Av a First Methodist Church at Ovlado Fra* Mathodlat Churoh, 444 W. 4th SL flrac* Mathodlat Church. Onora RA Grant Chapel A M E. Church, Oviedo Oakgrova Methodist Church, Ovlado Oatosa Mathodlat Church P aoIa Waaltyaa Methodist. RL 44 W. at Paola St. Jama* A.M.E, Sanford A va St. Mary's A.M.E. Churah SL RL dll Oataan Si. Paul's Mathadlst C h u r a h Ootaaa Rd, U n tirsrlii Stafford Memorial Mathodlat O h ■ r o h A DoBary MASARENB F 1ra t Churoh ot tho Nsoarona W. 2nd at Maple Farn Park Church ot tho Nasaroao, O'Brien Rd, Para Park Lak* Mary Church ot tho Nasaroao PRESBYTERIAN Commualty Presbyterian Church. Lake Mary First Prasbytarlaa Church, Oak A va A Ird SL Plrat Proakytarlaa Church. Casselberry First Prasbytarlaa Charah at DoBary, K. Highland Prasbytariaa Church ot Tho Covenant 2774 A Orlando Dr. gL Andrews Presbyterian Church M il Loanaal Bch. Dr, Bear Lak* Upsala Commualty proobytorlaa Church. Upsala RA Westminister Prasbytarlaa Church, Hawaii Pack. R l III * Parent Lak* Seventh-day Advent lat Chur Hwy. 411, Poreet city Seventh-day Adventist Church, Maltla A va , Allamoata Springs Aaatard Seventh-day Advtatlad Chur Seventh A Rim OTHER CHURCHES Alias's A.M.E. Church, OUvo A 1IU Church of Ood la ChrtaL Ovlado Chalso la Commualty Church Church at Ood ot Prophecy. 4IOT Elm A Church ct Jeaua Chris* ot Latter t SalatA 4411 Park A va Community Chapel, Altamsat* hprlnga Eaatara Orthodoa Church. SL Johns Ch soatom Chapel, Hwy. 17-42. yarn Park Coagragatlea Beth Israel. 14th A Msgac * ! » ♦ Churoh ot Chrtot. ScionHat. 4*4 K. lad BL First Pentecostal Church at Langwood ML Oliva Holla*** Church, Oak I HA Octaea Plnacrast Assembly at OoA »Tth A Elm Baatord Alllanco Church. 1441 A Park A a*iiford Coasrogauoa at Jthovah'a Vi aaasoA 1421 W 1st 4L Tha Salvation Army, 414 E. lad *L Unity Church at SaatarA 114 E. lat SL 0 �■c m Returns To Be Certified Wednesday, Kelly Told Zip Code 32771 • J W E A T H E R : Fair through Tuesday; high today 85-92; low tonight in 60s. VOL. 56 e l O United Press Leased W:re Established 1908 M ONDAY. M A Y 11, 1964 SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO. 187 4 '* ’ Geography Lesson: T h e N ile and St. Johns Rivers aren't the only two rivers flowing north. Readers let The Clock know they have favorite streams of fluid which also meander In a northerly direction. Up to the last phone csll (there’ll be m ore) the list includes the Genesee River, Amazon R iv ­ er. Monongahela River and the Red River, • • • The Genesee is located near Rochester, N. Y .; the Amazon in South Am erica; the Red R iver (•'Home of Red River Valley potatoes,” a reader re­ cites) flows north between Minnesota and North Dakota into Canada. • • • 71 Dead In Crash Of MATS Jet 83 Servicemen And Families Aboard Plane M W A ... Asks Tax Repeal W ASH IN G TO N (U P I ) — The gradual repeal o f the 10 per rent federal excise tax on telephones has been proposed by Sen. George A Smathers. 21 Killed M IA M I ( U P I ) — A head-on collision In the Florida Pan­ handle Inst night and several W. G. Ross offers this com­ multiple-fatality wrecks push­ ment on the Monongahela: ed the state's weekend traffic ‘ ‘The Clock is wrong. Another toll to at least 21 persuns. North American River which flows north is the MonongaZ K I'IIY K H IL L S ( U P l t — A hela. R flows from West Vir­ ginia and joins the Alleghany skydiver, R i c h a r d William at Pittsburgh to form the Ohio Itccker, 22, plunged 5.000 feet which flows into the Missis­ under tangled parachutes yes­ sippi.” It’s Important, he terday but survived when he adds, for hasgc shipping of hit the ground and “ went by the book." coal and other products. Falls And Lives Interesting to note the in­ terest in The Clock comments. W A S H IN G TO N (U P I ) — Always welcome. “ Whistler's Mother,” one of • • • Units a n d personnel of the most famous American Heavy Attack Wing One and paintings, is coming bark to Sanford Naval A ir Station, the United States June 10 tor along with McCoy, Oslando exhibition at the National and Patrick A ir Force Rases, Gallery o f Art. DOW NTOW N SANFORD’S new mail wn* dedicated Friday afternoon when Mayor A. L. Wilson (center) snapped the ribbons which officially opened the new thud walkways and lawn area to the public. Assisting the mayor is Clifford McKibbin (le ft) and City Manager I’ cte Knowles. The mail now occupies what once was known as Rands Avenue. (Herald Photo) ‘Mother’ Due will be featured in a preview oi Armed Forces Day, May 16, over WDBO-TV, Channel 6, at 7 p.m. today. • • • Rusk Warns SHS Band Members Court Bans Wildcat Rail Given Top Awards Walkouts Lady Bird Follows Nikita Opposes Israeli Project M A N IL A ( U P I ) — A If. 8. military je t plnne carrying 83 A m e r i c a n servicemen and their families on a flight from California crashed to­ night whilo coming into Clark A ir Force Base, north of Maniln. An A ir Forrr spokes­ man said 71 persons were killed. A f|K)krsmnn said the big CI35 je t o f the Military A ir Transport Service (M A T S ) was carrying 73 passengers and !0 crew members when it crashed on the south end o f the runway while landing at the U. S. base 00 miles north of Manila. Twelve persons survived the crash, the U. S. spokesman said. The A ir Force spokesman, Maj. John Rademachcr, said the aircraft was coming in from Hawaii, where it had stopped briefly on a fligh t that originated at Travis A ir Forre Base in California, Hademachcr said the crash occurred about 7:15 p. m. (7:16 a. m. K D T ). Clark A ir Base was to be the last stop on the flight. A M ATS s|Hikrsmnn at Travis said the C135 waa car­ rying military personnel and their families. The Ill-fated fligh t origin­ ated at the Travis base in California at noon, EDT, Sun­ day. The CI35 stopped over fo r about tw o hours in Ha­ waii before continuing m the Wallace Again HST In Quandry Hoffa Fund Use Probe Launched Manslaughter Jury Selection UnderW ay Tampan Held In Sanford Jail Gun Victim Is ‘Critical* ★ ★ ★ Contributions Listed By Burns, High Suspect Arrested In Murder Case ‘Be Seated* Show A t Fair Closed 3 More Seized In Bomb Plot Adams Speaks Cancer Film i c n Monkey Throws A Wild Pitch M IAM I (U P I) - A lOpound ring • tailed monkey named Mona Lisa broke out of her cage last night and played havoc with a clothing store in a shopping center here. To the delight o f onlookers at Suniland Shopping Center, the cinnamon-colored monkey threw shoes, boxes, boots and clothing from one end o f the saddle and togga shop lo tbe other. Kelly said Saturday he was not trying to stall the vote certification and asked that it get under way. "Such a delay would not b « fair to all the people of Flor­ ida who need to know quickly who the runoff candidates for governor will be,” K elly said in his telegram. Kelly said this did not mean he was withdrawing his re­ quest for a recount. The Lake­ land senator had previously stated he had ordered his lawyers lo start paper work for a court action in Dade and Broward County for a recount o f votes. ★ ★ ★ Burns Trying To Becloud Issues, High Charges Pro-U. S. Arias Takes Lead In Panama Voting Sinatra Saved From Sea Death Boy Treated For Injuries Humphrey Asks Rights Action as s result o f the tight finish. Adams said the board did not have the power to make such an investigation. Miami Mayor Robert King High won more than 207,000 votes to gain a place on the May 26 runoff ballot with Jacksonville Mayor Haydon Burns. Kelly was behind High by 2,400 votes. Kelly, who ran third, had M IAM I (U P I)—Miami Mayasked the board to make a or Robert King High accused check on the voting proce­ hi* opponent in the May 26 dures of each of the counties gubernatorial runoff Sunday o f attempting to rloud tip the rampaign issues "with rac­ ism ." His opponent, Jacksonville Mayor Haydon Burn*, spent a quiet Mother's Day at home with his family. High left for the Tampa Bay area Sunday after repeating his charges that Burns it us­ ing the integration contro­ versy to dodge rampaign isTALLAHASSEE (U P I) — aue* "because of his nllcg. Mayor Haydnn Burn* of Jack­ lance to vested interests.” sonville reported today that The bi lingual Miami mayor he received <16,567 last week said Burns couldn't afford to in contributions to his runoff talk about a <1.25 per hour minimum wage that he pro­ campaign for governor while pose* because " o f the railMayor Robert King High of roada, the DuPont* and some Miami got only <335. big insurance companies.” Burns, who led by more Burns said his campaign for than 100000 votes in first pri­ the runoff will make clear the mary balloting last Tuesday, difference between the phil­ hardly paused in hi* campaign­ osophy o f High, who he term­ ing long enough to scan the ed a "N A A C P endorsed can­ vote*, lie reported that he didate" and his own. spent <27,266 last week to keep The Jacksonville m a y o r the political show on the road. went on to say he always sup­ High, who (jjehed into the ported the right o f peaceful runoff by about 2.400 votes pickets and orderly gather­ over Sen. Scott Kelly who is ings, but he said ho could not still talking about a possible tolerate p u b l i c disorder* recount o r challenge, said he "that violate the rights of all siwnt only <4,741 last week. citizens." That ran hi* total for the Meanwhile two F l o r i d a entire campaign to date $97,newspapers t o o k opposite 819 spent and <98.376 collect­ sides in endorsements. ed. Burn* has collected f 120,The St. Petersburg Times 508 and spent $579,069. cmioricd High Sunday and M ajor contributors last wodk celled the Miami mayor "an Iasi tot *? »Wwete: r I hillpploaa l« • irajo. |f „ 4irn» _ |1(000: J. E. Lough honest and truthful man—he terminal for M ilitary A ir ridge J r „ Furry; W. F. Holies would represent the i>eople without obligation to special Transport Service Bights. too, St. Augustine; J. D. interests.” The Clark field crash waa Wright J r„ Sanford; Georgina The Orlando Sentinel en­ th* fourth major air diaaater B. Wood, Miami; J. J. P a r­ dorsed Burns and said "H e In the past five daya, bring rish Jr., Titusville; Lt. M i­ hai a clear cut citrus pro­ ing death to 167 peraon*. chael Foley, Jacksonville; V. Forty-four periona d i e d E. Whitehurst, Wlllaton; Clar­ gram . . . and 1* a young man aulllciently energetic to meet Thursday when a Pacific A ir ence Camp H, Ocala and J. the arduous requirements of Lines turlxj • plop aircraft W. McKethan, Brookaville. tlie office.” crashed at Danville Calif., <750: Hugh L. Wood- M ri. near the end of a flight from Molly Wood and Charles T. item), Nev., to Sun Francisco. Branham, all of Miami. Authorities believe the pilot High— <100: Dr. John A. wag shot In flight by a pas­ Marcello, la k e City; Wealcy senger. There were nu surviv­ Sllvian, West Palm Beach; NEW Y O R K (U P I) - One ors. <50: Dr. Spivey, Weat Palm of the major theater attracForty-six persons died F ri­ Reach. lion* at the New York World’* day night when an Argentine <25: Mrs. Harry Seifert, A r­ Fair closed Sunday before it* military transport plowed into thur Ulrich, both Lake Worth; official opening. a coastal sand dune ns it ap­ Mrs. R. W. Glasncr, Palm Tlie closing of producer proached for a landing ut Ilearh. Mike Todd Jr.’a <150,000 ahow, <10: Mra. David Gay, Ocala. “ America Be Seated," ap­ Lima, Peru, in heavy fog. Three person* survived the peared to be in line with grow­ crash. ing concern by concessionaires A ll six persons aboard in the fa ir 'i amusement area were killed Saturday night that the crowds were not be­ when a U. 8. A ir Force C124, ing drawn to their attrac­ a four-engine Glnl>rmasU-r, tions. exploded and rraahrd in a Todd said Iho minstrel-type hailstorm near Hobart, Oklu. show closed in-cause lt was SAIGON (U P I) - Police ar­ not up to standard.” Tickets rested three more persons to­ cost <5. It was to have opened day in connection with a Com­ officially next Friday at the munist bomb plot against De­ lamisiana pavilion but Todd fense Secretary Robert S. has been putting on perform ­ McNamara. ances since It came down McNamara, who arrive* from a New England tryout Tuesday, a ill make another last week. inspection check on the pro­ LII1UI KAUAI. Hawaii — (U P I )— Singer Frank Sinatra gress of the U. S. • supported had a close brush with death war against Communist guer­ Sunday when he and three rillas. Gen. Maxwell D. T ay­ other persona were swept out lor, chairman of the Joint to sea by a huge wave near Chiefs of staff, arrived here f t his rented house on the island today. ALWAYS P W tT QUALITY Vietnamese police said the of Kauai. "In another five minute* he three persona taken into ruswould have been gone,” said tody today admitted their Fire Lt. George Keawe, who part in a plan io blow up a took part in the rescue. "H is bridge between Saigon a ir­ port and the city at the time fare waa turning blue.” The near-tragedy happened when McNamara's motorcade aa Sinatra, 5lra. Howard W. was scheduled to pass over it. Two terrorists were arrest­ Koch and two unidentified persona were (truck by the ed Saturday night while lay­ wave a a they w aded ill tbe ing wires to 50 pounds of ex plosives under the bridge. surf of W aiiui Bay. Seminole High School band ior rating— in three days of W ASH IN G TO N (U P I ) — TU B H AG U E ( U P I ) — U. S. members received the high­ stale contest competition in Secretary o f State Dcun Rusk est award possible— a super- I'allnlmssce over the weekend. A federal judga today order­ ed a halt to wildcat strikes wurned Greece and Turkey The events were sponsored by railroad fin-men and warn­ today that any war between by tbu Florida Bandmasters Don’t forget, If your birth­ ed be would hold union lead­ them over the Cyprus issue Association, northern division, day occurs this month, better ers In contempt o f court if would destroy the Western al­ und were conducted Thursday, check your driver's license. they led or encouraged such liance. Friduy and Saturday on the I f you were bom in an evenwalkouts. Florida State University cam­ number year, It's due for re­ U.S. District Judge A lex­ pus. newal. It tells on your license. ander Holtzoff, acting at the A T L A N T A (U P I) — Lady • • • CAIRO (U P I ) — Soviet Pre­ Six o f tbu members who Ilird Johnson, who says she mier Nikita S. Khrushchev to­ received superior rulings arc request o f the nntion'a rail­ State Comptroller Ray K. is "an extra pair of eyes and day denounced Israel'a plans Mike Corbin, tulut solu; N or­ roads lo quell « series of Green reports checks totalling work stoppages across the ears fur Lyndon,” today visit­ to divert the Jordan River for man Leach, coronet solo; <34,000 have been mailed to ed .Atlanta where just three irrigation purposes and backed David Wleboldt. .piano; Don­ country, issued. a .permanent each of Floilda'a 07 counties days ago the President was the Arab campaign to block na Pifcra a.'! I Rettiua \ ale. injunction to prevent stakes as their share of the race by members o f the Brother­ greeted by a half million peo­ the project. baton twirling. track tax fund. They have re ­ hood o f Locomotive Firemen ple. The Communist leader said Also receiving superior rat­ ceived a total of $212,000 so & Enginemen RLFE. his country support* the “ just ing wero memht-ig of the A fa r this year. H oltzoff said union mem­ causes” o f the Arab nation* Corps and B Corps twirling • • • W A S H IN G TO N (U P I) — which regard the Israeli plan team. This group has never bers who fail to report to From the "H ow Come De­ work without a lawful excuse FBI Director J. Edgar as a hostile act. finished lower than superior partment"—A Clock Watcher Hoover reporta his agents "T lie Israeli project trans­ in the 10 years the school tins may he fired or considered to bought a length of aluminum have been assisting the Se­ gresses upon the rights of the participated in the program, have resigned their jobs. wire to use as a clothesline. cret Service in guarding Pres­ The federal judge declared Arabs to use these waters,” according to Ernest Cowley, He cut it into four sections, ident Johnson’s life since the that the courts could not tol­ Khrushchev told the United Bandmaster. strung each on a set of poles, assassination of President Arab Republic National A s­ Gaining excellent ratings erate defiance o f an arbitra­ pulling the wire as taut as he Kennedy. sembly. were Joel Fehd, flute; Susan tion nward dealing with cut­ could. At nighttime all four He also supported the d e­ Perkins, twirling; Joel Fehd, backs in firemen's jolts. He are firm ; in the morning, one mand of U.A.R. President Betty Lou Corldn and Mcdu said the award, handed down — always the same one — B A LTIM O R E ( U P I ) — Ala- Carnal Abdel Nasser that all Nelntan, flute trio; Norman under an aet o f Congress, was droops. How come? bama Gov. George C. Wallace foreign bases In North Africa Leach, Scott Malbon, John now the law o f the land. • • • Lenders o f the BI.FK have today carried hit Maryland be eliminated. He specifically Horner and Mike Corbin, cor­ A Clock reader offers this presidential p r i m a r y cam­ condemned British bases in drelnred the walkouts against onet quartet. suggestion for traffic im ­ paign to the Eastern Shore Aden, Libya and Cyprus. Piano accompanists weie mure than a half dozen rail­ provement at 25th Street and community roads were unauthorized hut of Cambridge, David Wieboldt und Becky Park Aveune: "Why don't where racial violence flared were triggered by "extrem e" Tanner. they put a delayed green light last summer. While in Tallnbassec, the interpretation! o f the arbitra­ or left turn signal at the in­ group toured the State Cup* tion nward. tersection for drivers who A spokesman for II. E. Gil­ itol, Supreme Court Building want to make such a turn. As bert, president o f the firemen, N E W YO R K ( U P I ) — Harry and other points of interest. it is, you ran sit there for 8. Truman said today he said after today's ruling: A bus was chartered for the many minutes waiting for thought "we hope sll the firemen stay WASHINGTON (U P I ) Defense Secretary emss traffic to clear so you Robert S. McNamara was too Labor Secretary W. Willard trip. on the job until we get this can turn left.” thing settled. We hoped the much o f a Republican to run Wirtz started an investigation • • • carriers will refrain from ex­ for vice president on the today into the use of Team ­ A national democratic com­ Democratic ticket, but the sters Union funds to pay the treme application of the mitteeman from Miami has former nward, too." J, K. Wolfe, president said he legal fees of James R. Hoffa. the name of James James. would support any running Wirtz said the investigation chief spokesman for the rail­ Guess what his nickname is? mate President Johnson se was started at th« request of roads, snld he hoped Holt18 members of Teamsters Lo­ Right . . . Jimmy. Selection of s Circuit Court zoff'n ruling would end the lecta. • • 9 cal 107 in Philadelphia. jury to hear a manslaughter wnlkouts. The Local 107 membera case occupied court officials And speaking of names, The arbitration decision, charged that Hoffa has been this morning. which took effect Thursday, one in the Sanford phone book using Teamsters' Funds in v i­ Charged with manslaughter led to immediate dismissal o f has intrigued Clock readers olation o f the Landrum-Grif- Is a man identified as Alton more thsn 3,000 firemen with for some time. It's "Ifancie fin labor law, which requires Williams, The case involves less than two years' service. U Sheppard” with no period Dennis Kpps, eight-year-old after the " U .” A call to the son o f Dr. and Mrs. A. W. union officers "to hold its the death of a child, court of­ It could eventually eliminate person revealed that the Epps Jr., 126 N. Summerlin money and property solely for ficials said. 33,000 firemen's jobs. Circuit Court Judge Volie neighbors were so proud o f Ave., is in Seminole Memorial (he ta nefit of the organization A Williams outlined the privi­ the baby they decided to in­ Hospital with injuries receiv­ and its members. . .” The law also authorizes the leges and responsibilities of vent a novel name. They did. ed Saturday afternoon when secretary of labor to investi­ prospective jurors and urged • • • he fell from a tree. gate if "he believes it is neces­ each person lo take advantage While we’re correcting the According to Dr. Epps, sary inorderto determine whe­ o f the opportunity. record, here’s one from an of­ Dennis and John Hayes, Tampa Negro some friends ther any person has violated Trying the caae for (he peo­ ficial of the newly-formed were rlimbing the tree when temporarily residing at 1314 or is about to violate" the law. ple is Proserutlng Atty. Mike Olive Avenue, was lieing held Las Columbitas. The member­ the injured youth fell. He Hoscinan; handling the de­ ship is made up of wives, suffered fractures o f both without bind in city Jail on fense is Public Defender mothers, daughters and sis­ arms and a liver injury. a disorderly conduct charge David Flaxer o f Orlando. pending hearing before City ters of the Knights of Colum­ Doctors operated on the liv ­ Judge Kenneth McIntosh this bus. And that's where the tie- er injury and today reported afternoon. in ends. The Las Columbitas is his condition as "good.” W ASH IN G TO N (U P I ) — Police aaid Hayes accosted an independent unit, not a K Senate Democratic Whip The lin ger and Mrs. Koch, two while women at Third of C auxiliary. Hubert II. Humphrey said to­ wife of the executive producer • • • Street and Park Avenue and day "the time is long over­ M IAM I ( U P I ) — FBI agents spend of a film which Sinatra la Church-going on a down­ due” fur the Senate to art on arrested a Philadelphia man offered them <50 to making in Hawaii, were swept the civil rights bill. ward trend? Hardly. For ex­ today on charges o f fleeing the night with him. about 75 yardi out to sea by Humphrey, floor manager Pennsylvania to avoid prose­ ample, the membership of the Anna Belle Bender, Negro, the undertow. Methodist Church in the Un­ o f 1802 W est 15th Street, o f the measure, made the cution fo r murder. Charles Stewart Gindle, 36, ited States is now 10,163,003, suffering from a gunshot comment as the Senate went LA K E LA N D (U P I)-S e c r e plus 1,005,11*0 in others coun­ wound through the neck, was Into its 10th week o f debate was arrester! on a downtown tary of State Tom Adams took tries, according to a repott reported in •’critical" condi­ on the hill. The Minnesota street. time out today from riding A new film on cancer will be made at the chuich's quadren­ tion this morning by Semin­ Democrat said enough time Fred A. Frohbose, agent in herd on controveralal primary shown at < p.m. today in tha nial General Conference in ole Memorial Hospital at­ lias hern s|>ent in diseussiun, charge o f the Miami office, election remits to deliver the North Orlando Civic Building, and voting should proceed. aaid Gindle Is charged at commencement Pittsburgh. The Florida Con­ taches. addreti at Tbe film, which is suitable for Senate Democratic Leader Philadelphia with the fatal Florida Southern College. He mixed audiences, is being Police said the woman shot ference led all others in mem­ bership growth with an an­ herself at about 11:80 p. a . Mike Mansfield said that the shooting o f Nicholaa Tiscio urged greater cooperation be­ sponsored by the North Orlan­ nual net increase o f 10,264, Saturday. The bullet passed Senate will "stay In session last Feb. 20. tween Florida's public and do Civic Association. A local He bad no further details private cullrgcs and universi. physician will be in attend­ bringing the total nieniber- lluuugh tl.e wli.Jpipe, em erg­ if it la ics all year" to past the civil rights bilL on the shooting. ing at the zear o f the neck. ahip to 206.667. ties. ance to answer questions. FBI Guards LBJ TALLA1LASSEE (U P I ) — Returns from the May 5 gub ernaterial primary will be cer­ tified Wednesday, Secretary of State Tom Adams said yes­ terday. Adams, in a letter to Scott Kelly of Lakeland, said the official canvass should be complete by Wednesday and although the Canvassing Board does not have the au­ thority to make a county-bycounty check of the figure*, his staff has been working long hours since Friday " lo very carefully check the re­ turns." The returns arc those o ffi­ cially certified by the com­ mission of each of the 67 state counties. i u n i i P A N A M A C IT Y , Panama (U P I ) — Former President Arnulfn Arias, it notionalist who favors rlose relations with the United States, took the lead In election return* today in his bid to regain the presidency. One o f the primary tasks faring the winner o f Sunday’* voting will he to re­ solve the dispute with the Un­ ited States over the U.S.—• controlled Panama Canal. Though rcturna were alow coming In, trend* In both Pansms City and the provinces favored Arias over his two mnin opponents, Marco Rob­ les and Juan do Area Galin­ do. Latest rcturna gave Arias 8,395 vote*, Robles 0,587 and Calindo 2,904. There were four other pres­ idential candidate* but lion* was given a chance to win. The voting also was for a full eongrcus o f 42 deputies. The new president w ill suc­ ceed Roberto F. Chiarl, who has stood up against Wash­ ington In the canal dispute. Chiarl was not eligible for reelection. An estimated 400,000 per­ son* vojed. • . City To Have Light Agenda A light agenda facet the City Commission in its semi­ monthly meeting at 8 p.m. to­ night. Agenda includes a publlo hearing for rezoning, already approved by the City Zoning and Planning Commission, o f Ihe area north of 24th Street, south of Grove Manor and east of the ACL railroad from R-1AA to IM A ; appointment to tlie Sanford H o u s i n g Authority, consideration of a list of buildings for condem­ nation hearing, request by Clifford McKibbin, chairman of the Zoning and Planning Commission, regarding tho fcclingi of agricultural use in a city-owned ntuek bed, and request of the City of Miami for a contribution to pay for Use review of Southern Boll telephone rates. 63 Drown DACCA, East Pakistan — (U P I)— Slxty-thrcc persons, including children, were fear­ ed drowned Sunday in tlie sinking of a crowded boat in Ihe Padnta River. TUESDAY SPECIAL! RUG R U N N E R S F O A M -R A C K E D ! T 21 x 72 Rich color combined with black in rayon 'n acetate tweed pile! Scrged all 'round. Red, brown, gray, turquoise. Use Your Penney Charge Card! n i. t > < i •* �ffljf SittforS Enforcement Of Garbage Law Requested f rra!B Pa fire 2— Mon. Mny 11, *64 Longwood Postmaster Guest O f HD Club By Doiuu Kitoe Longwood P oitm aitar WUHam K. Bryant waa guest speaker at the May meeting of the Longwood Home Demonstration Club held Thursday at the Civic League Building oo Church Street. Bryant captained the tip code and (tressed the import­ ance o f using it on all mall. Bryant’s daughter, Marshs who woe the recent 4-H Speaking Contest, waa guest o f honor at the meeting. She displayed various items she had made in 4-H work and spoke on what the club acti­ vity means to her. lir e . Fella Mege, president, who conducted the meeting, announced that Mrs. Frank Stuedle had been elected first vice president o f the County Council. Mrs. Stuedle and Mrs. C. L. Leggett attended the recent council eaecutive hoard meeting as delegates from the Longwood Club. Officers of all the Seminole County Home Demonstration Cluba will be Installed at an open council meeting acheduled for M ay 21, at 10:30 a. m.> at the Home Demonstration Center in Sanford. Those from the Longwood Club to be Installed are Mrs. Mega, president; Mrs. Stuedle first vies president; Mrs. R. C. Westmark, second vice president; Mrs. Frances Set Je, secretary; Mrs. Charlos Pierce, treasurer, Mrs. Ralph Newcomer, delegate and Mrs. M. M. Gilmore, alternate delegate. A special program on Bra ill is planned for the meet­ ing to be presented by Mrs. Cyrus Dawsey o f Oviedo Rev, and Mrs. Dawsey have served as missionaries is Bra zU. Mrs. Daisy Crittendon of C a a s e lberry demonstrated floral arrangements for home and church using both fresh and artificial flowers. An exhibit from the Na Uonal Cotton Council waa shown by Miss M yrtit Wil son, county HD agent. Includ ed in the exhibit were child' ren'a aprons, bibs, plsytoys. dresses and booties, all made of cotton. Thirty members and six guests were present at the meeting for which the tables were decorated with minia­ ture May poles with little girl figurines surrounding the bases. The color scheme of pink and green waa carried ou t Hostesses were Mre. Charles Pierce and members from Casselberry. The club adjourned for the meetings Sept. 3. Lyman DE Representatives Attend National Convention lijr Jane Caaariberry Lyman High School distri­ butive education student Archla Hunlcutt and DE coordi­ nator Lloyd Barnes returned last watk from Chicago whtra they attended the national convantion o f DECA clubs. Archla, state parliamentarian fo r Florida DECA, want as a delegate from the Lyman club. S, Survey Shows WASHINGTON ( U P I ) — A Unltsd Praia Intsmatlonal survey shows that Sen. Barry Goldwatar o f Arizona already can count on 274 o f tha 665 delegate vote* needed to win the Republican presidential nomination. Goldwatar hat built up his delegate atrength in OOP con­ ventions In 27 state* and tha District o f Columbia, despite Ambeaaador H e n r y Cabot Ledge's heady showing In ma­ jo r primaries. The Arizona senator hat eurh an overwhelming lead In delegates committed to him at tha July IS GOP convention in Ran Francisco that Gov. W illiam W. Rcranton o f Penn­ sylvania la second with only #1. And theto St alt are from Pennsylvania, hacking him aa a favorite son. Lodge Is third with 44 vote*, Including those he won In the N ew Hampshire and Massa­ chusetts primaries. 4 Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon can count oight votes, and New York Gov. Nalson A , Rockefeller, five, Tha rast are slthar un­ committed or pledged to fa v ­ orite sons or daughter*. The atandinge ciuld change drastically, o f coui «c, wbc;« other big state GOP conven­ tions make their favorite can­ didates known. North Four leadership conferences w er* set up at the convention and Archla attended tha gov­ ernment leadership conference representing Florida. Rarnea worked with the conference on nomlnstions and flections and waa an official chacker o f the credentials o f voting dele­ gates. Soma o f the highlights for tha Florida delegation wars winning honorable mention for the advertising contest entry; having our alaU director, Raa Toothman of Tallahassee, named to tha National Board o f Trustees; having thslr rocmmsndation that a DECA Week be sponsored nationally accepted: and last but not least, having thslr picture taken with the lovely M ist America, Donna Aaum. Archie attended a breakfast at tha Conrad HUton Hotel given by the president of Winn-Dixie, J. C. Lynd, and hla w ife, fo r all the delegate* who are employed by the com­ pany undar tha DE program. H »e sra now 17,000 DE members in tha United States and representative! attended tha convention from 48 states and Puerto Rico. One o f tha most outstanding events waa tha fltatea Banquet hsld Sat­ urday night with 3,500 people attending. Each atata received a apodal salute when ita fla g was brought Into ths banquet hall. Ths I.yman representatives traveled with some o f the oth­ er Florida delegate* and co­ ordinators aboard a chartered bus. Leaving Orlando on April 27 they (topped fo r tha night in Birmingham on the way up. Returning through the Smokey Mountains they stopped briefly at Clingman's Dome and In Cherokee. They visited the Abraham Baldwin Vocational College at Tifton, Ga., which has an outstanding DK program. Barnes stated that the trip was excellent experience fo r both atudenta and co-ordlnstors and he Is more enthus­ iastic about I)K than ever a f­ ter seeing the many fins pra* NEW YORK (U P I ) — sentations and sales demon­ Benjamin Brenner was Indi­ strations put on by other stu­ cated as a hors* thief 59 dents. years ago. Ha waa accused o f They bulb cxpi eased their stealing a horse and buggy appreciation to all those who on June 14, 1005, and sent mad* tha trip possible. R. T, to a mental hospital. MU wee, Principal Carlton Recently, a psychiatrist llonloy, K. S. Douglass, Delgave him a periodic examina­ tons Corp., Beta Club, TKG tion and said ha waa "no Club, 8tud*nt Council, and longer a menace to society" Longwood Elementary princi­ and recommended he be re­ pal Louis Kosky. leased. S u p r e m e Court Justice Mils* McDonald dismissed tha Fn Indictment against him Thurs­ Properly day making ft possible for tha 19-y tar-old man to go 'ire . "W h y, he waa arrslnged on :ha original charge 12 days before I was born," Judge McDonald noted. A Legal Cart Before Horse aa tha eoundl appointed com­ missioner K IW A N IA N 8 Johnny Alexander (center) nnd Jim Grant prepare to nerve one o f the more than than 3,000 persons who participated In the club’s annual pancake supper and nuctlon recently at the Civic Center. Official reports on exactly how many pancakes were served are still not available. (Herald Photo) C a s u a lty Battle o f Waterloo. of Napoleon'* defeat, •vena lyui place in Belgium. of health, recrea­ tion and w tlfare, appealed to the village council at tha May meeting fo r full enforcement o f tha lawa and flnss pertain­ ing to illegal dumping o f gar­ bage and trash within the municipal limit*. In addition, ah* asked for authority to investigate pos­ sibilities o f alleviating h i l ­ arious eondltlona o f a south aid* drainage ditch which has bean undar fir * from tha reildenta fo r tha past fiva years. Tha ditch is reported, In placai, to b* wide and deep enough fo r a small child to drown. Unanimous council approval was given in both matter*. Mrs. Crlnitasd was asked from a member o f the audi­ ence to Investigate a clay pit In ths ranches eras which was reported ae being need as an unauthorised garbage dump. Another resident o f the village called attention to tha fact that garbage also is strewn through tha village by prowling dogs who raid the garbage cans. T H O R O -B L IN D N O H O LES S P E C IA L ! “ SU PE R -R IG H T” E X T R A L E A N F R E S H L Y GROUND BEEF LB. PKG. "Twenty-three men w h o love to sing" will be heard in the annual spring serenade of the Sanford Male Chorus at 5 p.m. tonight in the Sanford Civic Center. The chorus, under the d i­ D E N A R Y W A Y F A R E R S received 60 year pins presented by Sanford rection of Robert Carnle, will J-odtfe 02, F St AM , in ceremonies conducted by M. Woodrow Cash, past present a variety o f elasiical, district deputy grand master. From left, cash, Edward J. Morohaus, past popular show tunes, folk bal­ master o f Warwick Lodge 644, Warick, N. Y., raised March 27, 1914; lads and piano numbers. CarCharles Youngmnn, IUdgwood Lodge 710, Brooklyn, N. Y., raised Feb. nls will b* heard in a four 14, 1914 and Fred Lonshy, Highland Park Lodge 4G8, Highland Park, hand piano arrangement. Mich., raised Jan. 20, 1914. W. John Fuller, moster o f the Sanford Lodge, Members are Dr. W. C. Ba­ ker. Dick Aiken, William right, welcomed some 160 Wayfnrcrs to the Temple meeting and dinner. Brown, Georg* Wright, Doug­ las Fear, Howard Green, WU11am Harmon, Harold Howe, Bob Goetsingor, Albert Wil­ liams, Wsrean Adams, Dr. Wada Garner, Eddie Kalth, Evans McCoy, Dr. H. W. Rucker, J.* D. Beverly, M AY 7 r E. B. Carter, William Cross, AD M IS S IO N S ' ' Complaint of "conduct unbe­ "profane and unladylike man­ Hoy Graen, Harry Johnqu«st, Sharon Riggins, Phillip Boyd, Phil Logan, Martin StinociJenlta Harold, Thearesa Dix­ coming a police o fficer," ner." Accusations, Ttlaon report­ phar and Ivss Walker. on, Donna Jsan Eller, Mar­ registered by Mrs. Abel Eldtha llumgardnsr, J o s e p h red against a North Orlando ed stemmed from an accid­ ent in which Mrs. Eldred Frank Brown, Francss L. Mor­ Volunteer Policeman, was re­ ran over and killed, with her gan, Ralph Patera, Mary Ann PlnzsL Barbara Jsrana Wald­ ported at the M ay village car, a dog belonging to a en, B sm ca Samples, Matthew council session by Councilman neighbor of the Greanya’a. Smith ai 4 Ann L. Snyder, all Dave Tllaon, commi*»loner of Charges are that Greanya o f Sanfoi.t; Pamela Policy, police and fire departments. witnessed the accident and Although no names were tul^cqucnUy threatened Mrs. M IA M I (U P I) — A thick Longwood: Lure Bush, Sorauto; Patricia Darby and Ma­ mentioned by Tilson. defen­ Eldred with loss of her driv­ volume filed to a Dade Coun­ ri* Farley, DeBary; and Calh- sive response by Harvey Gre- ers license, Mrs. Greanya Is ty (M iam i) eourt appraised anya. from tha audience, re­ reportedly to have soon after tha satata o f tha lata indus­ ryn Oswald. Mims. vealed that he was the offic­ visited Mrs. Eldred at her trialist Arthur Vlntng Dari* H lllT IIH To Mr. and Mrs. Jamrs er in question. Charges also home, emotionally charging at 88fl.629.2g2.9S. Davis, one of America's Washington, a Baby B»y| to wer* levied against Mrs. Gro- tier with guilt In tha accid­ Mr, nnd Mrs. Minus Ilelnt, anya who was rej-orted to ent and using obscene lan­ wealthiest man after h* built a Baby Boy: nil o f Sanford. have Involved herself in I guage in describing her per­ th* Aluminum Co. of America into an industrial gisat, died sonal character. DISCHARGES As a revolt of tha matter, hare Nov. 19, 1962. Marietta Greanya, North Or­ According to th* appraisal, Tilson proposed that tho*a lando; W rsley Lee, Osteen; eltliens now serving as vol­ Dsvlfl died with 8997.716.82 Ida Jones, Mathew Smith, unteer police he retained si cash on band, tad rnor* than Mary Wilmath, Annie Cash, Ry Jars Casselberry auxiliary police auhject to 883 million in asset*. Tha Alhanus C. DeLaney, Rebec, The C TP ma*tlng postponed duty at the discretion of th* assets Included 855,181,345 to ra McCullough, Irena Walth­ from last Tuesday btieause of newly employed village mar­ securities. all, Rosemary Pierce, Willie tha elactions ha* been re­ shall, Eugene Brewer of Lake Davis' will left the bulk of Mae Adair, Fraru-ta Wash­ scheduled for Tuesday at R Mary. his estate to two trusts to be ington and Rahy Roy, Vary p.m. at the South Seminole Such auxiliary police, Tilson used for charity, education, Martindill and Baby Girl and Kh-mentnry School at Cassel­ said, should he limited to science and rollglou* work. Janlt* La.rrsnra and Baby berry. wearing no badge, carrying He also gav# » million dol­ Hoy, all o f Sanford. The Installation o f officer* no weapons nr Identification lars and his palatial estate will be conducted tiy the cards and serving no patrol "Journey's End" to hia long­ principal, Christy Harp. duty unless specifically auth­ time secretary Evelyn MilReports will be givrn by orised as "on duty" by chall. the various committees on Brewer. proposed projects and a v »t* Motion made by Tilson was will be taken to decide what seconded by Councilman Ar­ Seminole County communi­ to buy fo r the cchool with thur Kerrin and approved by council. ties shared In the state’s cig­ the C TP fund*. arette tax rollrclioni for March, collections which to­ taled B4.B3S.737.81 throughout Thara'i i the itatr, lot to *8 la Richard B. Keating, director of the State Beverage Depart­ SANFO RD ment. laid of this figure, SI.i BBlAf BPBtgBdL JggJdgj 47l.OM.il will go to tha atata .jf the asMit A m , th* heat gcnrral revenue fund and 83.Fscts la tit, * week **4 imd, Z*ar cherts *r *ya«fcave, placet 345,731.55 wiU be distributed D ISC O U N T ON A to she* m aersspt a hot to qualified municipalities. N A T IO N A L B R A N D P A IN T S**rtms*t . . . . (**4 to* Seminole communities w i l l share as follows: The Sanford Herald Altamonte S p r i n g s , 83.215.92; Casselberry, 14,51652; Longwood, 12,128.52; North Orlando. 8219.54; Oviedo, |»,144.53, and Sanford, 815,605.06. Hospital Note? "Super-Right" Flrat Cut Western PORK j ' ■ \ j J ''" T ” ’' ^Special! Ann F W Apricot or Peach OR RO AST P re se rve s 2 \ 35 to S-Lb. Avers g a LB. 3 “ 79 \\ CHOPS Jane Parker Delicious BLACKBERRY PIES rt->: Monte *Sale t U lG 1 Misconduct Charges Levied AT Village Council Session Or. Can Snln-.s. Special! (8 a v# 10c) l-L b . 8-0*. E AC H Golden Sweet M is Or Cana Only M atch ’Em Davis Estate Appraised A t $86.6 Million 1 L a rge Head ICEBERG CT P Meeting Set Tuesday Seminole Towns Share In Tax M <uu| C a n t e i PAINTS m e* Buy one get one MUONS n imir 209 W. Firat Street Sanford 322-3649 Casselberry Plaza McKIBBIN 114 N O R T H 27* Jane Parker Sandwich Rolls Pk* 10f Male Chorus To Sing Tonight ^CARRAW AY The Orlando Councilman Mona Orinstaad, who servea PARK F A 2-0331 Cawclbarry 838.7081 ONE COAT ACKYLIC LATIX HOUII PAINT • « » T M tUM un urirrAMCY • HU H W IM M Mi IMIACII IBCIFV »AI| WMI • MiU M M AAisavni H H 8 M M »***. amtAi — MUHHy I I U liN IM*ACM • MAI M * WATII Virginia Patroakl P. O. Boa 1214 8anferd Pkyllla Kegei 128*4254 L ik a Mary Mildred Haney (48*5481 Mary Gettiacs Bear Lake 292-4547 6 PEAS Extra 8paci«l! A & P Froxen Mixed V i m LIM AS $100 1-Lb. Cans fe g g a Carrots or Baby 4 10-Oz. Pkgs* 69 Our Every Day Low Price! A A P Froxen Concentrated Orange 2 J U IC E ANN PAG E REALLY 6 O z. Cam SUNNYBROOK M E D IU M .tv fl G R AD E A 49 3 - 98 Q t Jar FLA. EGGS V w ir O M M C M fto M S ttk PLAID STAMPS *4C (A P ’ S u P er M a r ^ et t 49 FRESH MAYONNAISE N ara Nerris T K 8*1514 8. Seminole Deltona ta r *g9S 2*18 Y GAL. FREE Extra Special! A rgo Green Linux, Whole Green Deana or Graen An*89*«n» NMM958tl «ll ihn | * • Prices in this ad are f°°d through Wednes­ day, May 13. Plnecrest Shopping Center Hwy. 17*92 at 27lh �“H ' I GOP To Eiect Delegates In 4 States Tuesday. Goldwatcr. W ASHINGTON (U P I )- H e - reach of the 655 votes needed activity scheduled this week: gates ^lublicans select a sizeable for the nomination. Nebraska: GOP v o t e r s who is on the ballot, is a Here is the major political clioosc 16 convention dele­ heavy favorite in the popularbloc of convention delegates this week in balloting across the nation f *‘.ured by Ore­ gon’ s free-for-all primary on Friday. Henry Cabot Lodge, U. S. ambassador to Viet Nam, is favored in the Oregon contest which has been all but passed ^up by Sen. Barry Goldwatcr, •th e GOP front runner in dele­ gate strength. Goldwaler has concentrated instead on Tuesday's primary in Nebraska where he is con­ sidered certain to improve his lead in delegate support for the GOP presidential nomina­ tion. The Arizona senator has A 'l r c n amassing convention votes while other Republicans have been winning polls and popularity contests. Goldwater's backers claim he is only LONGW OOI) CIVIC LE AG U E officers, installed nt the nnnunl covered about 100 votes short of a first dish luncheon, are, seated from left, Mrs. S. L. Tapper, trustee; Mrs. ballot nomination at the San Francisco convention opening Elizabeth Uille, president; Mrs. Lillian Richards, installing officer; Mrs. Lilliun C o n , first vice president; standing, Mrs. Janies O’Dell, treasurer; July 13. A United Press Internation­ Mrs. \V. J. Hartley, recording secretary; Mrs. Zeno Hyland, correspond­ al tabulation shows Goldwaler ing secretary; Mrs. C. E. Stewart, second vice president and Mrs. Otis r£ h a s 274 delegates pledged or Lee, house and grounds chairman. (Hernid Photo) publicly committed to him. His strategists say he also has enough promised or expected support to push him within Award Given To C. H. Cederquist Paper Bombed , In Mississippi LA U R E L, Miss. (U P I ) — Editor-publisher J. W. West o f the Laurel Leader-Call, damaged by an explosion Sun­ day, said today’s edition would be published on sche­ dule. The blast shattered the press room, broke all windows on the building’s first floor f t and caused moderate damage to the press. •’Someone was apparently trying to put us out of busi­ ness.” said West, who esti­ mated the damage at $2,000. West said a cross was burn­ ed in front d the building several weeks ago, “ but 1 don't know whether you can connect this or not." % lie said the newspaper had taken no editorial stands that w ere particularly controver­ sial. Tbe F B I Joined local officer* k> the investigation but it was cot determined Sunday what type o f explosive was used. “ The explosive! appeared to have been planted," said have been planted," said West. §> Officers indicated that e large chunk of concrete found near a window in the press room m ay have preceded the explosive through a window. Debris was scattered over the press room, and the 65 windows in the first story were •U o u t The press room clock stopped at 1:38 a. m. F olic* officers said they f arrived on the scene a few minutes after the blast, which rocked the city. No one was In the building at the tim e of the explosion. They said there was smoke billow­ ing from the building but do fire. The newspaper plant, a two story brick structure, is located on a busy street near #• the heart of the city. A number of crosses have beea burned to recent week* across south and central His•isslppi, where the Ku Klux Klan hat been reported or­ ganizing. “ We haven't bad any labor trouble or anyone fired re ­ cently.” said the editor, “ 1 can't imagine why anyooe g t would want to do this.” corpsman second class. USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Cederquist, Geneva, was presented the “ Man of the Month Award” while serving | aboard (he seaplane tender USS Currituck, operating with the U.S. Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific. He received the award be­ cause of his exemplary m ili­ tary behavior, his sincerity, and devotion to the traditions of the Navy. Cederquist, who entered the service in January 1958, is a graduate o f Boca Cicgo High School, St. Petersburg. £ M ott northern port to the civilized world is Uperoivik, Greenland Rockefeller o f New York. Lodge and two to Nixon. West Virginia: Rockefeller is unopposed in Tuesday’s presidential preference ballot­ ing. As in Nebraska, the out­ come of the voting is not bind­ ing on convention delegates, who are chosen separately. Rhode Island: State GOP convention is being held Tues­ day. Goldwaler men predict Oregon: Lodge Is apparent winner in Friday’s primary where voters will find Goldwater, Rockefeller Nixon, Gov. William W. Scranton of Pennsylvania and Sen. Mar­ garet Chase Smith of Maine also on the ballot. The out­ come binds the state's IS con­ vention delcgalc*. < i I shnll exert nt all times every effort to provide to the best o f my ability the service you desire. To the people o f Seminole County, ngain, I say thnnk you very much. Kenneth W . McIntosh Pd. Pot. Adv. R E G U LA R 39 i Q U AN TITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU M A Y I3TH 50 EXTRA STAMPS with Swift Brown & Servw Sausage. . . 1&b' 53* my friends, for Sausage . . . . Lb 69* 50 EXTRA STAMPS with Go. 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I should like to take this opportunity to express my sincere ap­ preciation to those who worked so faithfully and gave me their wholehearted support. This week’s SERVICE SPECIAL at j vt —» despite 50 EXTRA STAMPS with Tomow Whole Hog m\ T *’ contest to all o f you, W ater Supply The Metropolitan water dis­ trict o f Southern California (which includes I.os Angeles) obtains its w ater from the Cclorudo River via n system of pumps and aqueducts tra­ versing 242 miles and several mountain ranges, according to the Encyclopaedia Britunnica. Slayer Suspect Drowned During Fight With Cops BOISE. Idsho (U P I ) — A suspect in the slaying o f five persons apparently drowned m Sunday night during a gunfight with police which cli­ maxed one of tbe most gris­ ly crimes to Idaho history. Tbe victim s included the suspect's three children, his stepdaughter and his form er wife. Tw o were garrotted with lengths of wire two were shot and one w ai bludgeoned to death with the butt o f a ■m Luger pistol. Police identified the suspect­ ed slayer as Raymond Rea­ sons sge unknown. Tbs victims included his daughters, Parnell, 12 and P a lly, 13; his soo. Eddie Ray, I I : his stepdaughter, Sarah G. Gohman, 20. and hi* form er wife. Estelle, 47. Jh a n k A USS CURRITUCK - Clar­ ence H. Cederquist, hospital write-in their candidate will get four campaigns for Lodge, Richard national delegates, with four M. Nixon and Gov. Nelson A. each going to Rockefeller and ity A N O TE O F T H A N K S • • D ot 3 9 * �A I t « Dressing For Peace The Rassfana may shoot down straying planea, but they aeem to be unable—and unwilling— to atop the invasion o f Western affluence and Influence. The good life, with all the prob­ lems that come with It, is seeping into the (Soviet Union as if the Iron Curtain were no more solid than n sieve, judging by some remarks made recently by Alexei I. Adzhubei, Premier Khrushchev’s son-in-law who is editor o f Izvestla. Speaking in Paris, he was quoted as saying that Russian children have “ too many things.” "F o r soma years we have brought them up like little Americans, with the result that they are unbearable,” he said. Mr. Adzhubei also revealed that Bruce Biossot — Roy Cromfey FEATHER IN HIS CAP Political Notebook Khrushchev’s latest party line re­ garding the ideal wardrobe for tho Soviet man and woman. "H o wants the man to own at least three suits, three pairs o f shoes, 10 shirts and 10 pair o f socks. “ For women: Two winter dresses or suits, three spring and summer dresses, three dresses and blouses in traditional costume, five pairs of shoes and 10 pairs o f stockings. How long it will be before this idea] is realized is not the important thing. What is significant Is that the Russian p eo p le, with official encour­ agement, are devoting more and more energy to raising their standard of living. When you’re wearing a new suit and new shoes, you don’t usually go uround picking fights. WASHINGTON - (N B A ) — Forty-five percent of editor* who venture opinion* on the matter *ay A m b*»s»dor Hen­ ry Cabot Lodg* will win the M ay IS Oregon presidential prim ary again*! a field of five. Some M per cent think Arltone's San. Barry Go Idwater, presently the overwhelming front runner la national con­ vention delegate strength, will win tha Oregon test and Its p rit* o f 16 vote*. Give Voters A Chance In 1960, in one o f the closest pres* idential elections in U.S. history, on­ ly 68.9 per cent o f all Americans o f voting age went to the polls. No less than 40 million potential voters stay* ed away. This poor record is not likely to be significantly bettered this com­ ing November. Undoubtedly, much o f It ean be blamed on an amazing apathy and lack o f interest in poli­ tics exhibited by many people. This is tho first, natural reaction to such atatlsties. The startling fact, however, is that half o f these nonvotcra— an es­ timated 20 million people — were disfranchised by outmoded registra­ tion and election laws. Included in this number were those who were traveling or on va­ cation or who wore the wrong color o f skin* F ive million persons, Including Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, were deni­ ed the right to vote because they were ill or hospitalized. Another eight million were bar­ red from the polls simply becauso they had moved some weeks or months prior to election day. They were in effect aliens, both In their old and new residences. State and local election regula­ tions are a hodgepodge o f inconsis­ tency. O f the 60 states, 87 require one-year residence to qualify fo r voting; 12 require six months; one requires two years. Also contributing to voter delin­ quency is the fact that most states restrict registration to one location in each county and to daytime hours. Some close registration as much as nine months before an election. Significantly, in those few states with progressive ejection laws, voter turnout is far above the nutional average. In Idaho, for example, ra­ ther than requiring voters to repeft to a central office to sign up, regis­ trars seek them out. Registration continues right up to 9 n.m. on the Saturday before a Tuesday election. In I960, Idaho registered 97.4 per cent o f its electorate and 80.7 per cent o f its electorate and 80.7 per cent o f them actually voted. One hundred years ago the nation fought a bloody war to decide whe­ ther it was “ the United States is” or “ the United States are.” In the matter o f voting laws, the country is little changed from the days when separate colonics erected citizenship and ta riff barriers against each other. Certainly in the matter o f the one single national office that trans­ cends all state lines, that o f presi­ dent, any otherwise qualified Am er­ ican should be entitled to have his choico counted, no matter where he muy be on election day. Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic CASE 8-401: Alan C., aged 40, la typicul o f millions o f husbands. "Dr. Crane," his worried w ife l*gan, "w o have been married for 25 years. “ And we have four children. The last two are teenay* daughters still In high school. "Ilu t Alan haa suddenly be­ gun to use alcohol In excess. He comca home drunk after work almost every night. "lie never used to touch Woe is me bccauso o f my hurt! liquor, but about a year ago M y wound Is grievous. But I snid, ho developed an a ffa ir with a Truly this is an affliction, and I married woman. must bear it.— Jeremiah 10:19. “ I thought It was over with­ There are no crown-wearers In in a few months, but I guess henven thnt were not cross-bearers It has continued, o f f and on, here below.— Charles H. Spurgeon. ever ainco. ‘ •'Alas still qppporte us, pro­ kH viding a goidU home, food, clothes and a second automo­ bile, so he says, 'W hat more do you w ont?' "Hut, Dr. Crane, I want a husband and fnthcrl Could ever hope to win Alan back Maaon Jar rubbers, that I am namental than T V antennae. again, ur what is wrung with taking the liberty o f calling Bsalder, what's so absurd him ?” When men paaa the age of upon you again. W s have a about btlng afraid o f light­ lovely adobe houio (eolonlnl ning T Rotter to have them 40, they often got Into n sex­ stylo) but my husband is than a husband (as my wife ual panic that is fa r worse deathly afraid o f lightning does) who dives under the and has all but covered the bed, or under the covers, roof with lightning rods, whenever there’s a storm. completely spoiling tho ap­ My w ife would give anything pearance o f our homo. Is if I woud put rods on our there any way to disguise the roof and quit hiding In lightning rodsT Or convince closets. Would ycu be Inter­ Th e n »ra ic m llM S M U t­ m y husband thst his chances ested in swapping hnmrs? te rs fr s ix It* rta O s rs p«W o f being hit by lightning are Ours Is made o f )<>ge, Cape l l r a f f a i r .. T h e w r it e r m a t MM ■ pea l i n e p m rlO e a the la t­ remoteT (Signed) Helen RufCod style. It lias a coiner- t e - r l u c a rrie r the w rite r 's ferty. ira e » m p a r e aCOrsaa. ■.-t ia r a vernation pit, too. a t te w a r th an X U saarOa w lU A N S .i Aren't you a bit un­ Dear S ir: Is there any Ss s l t r a p r e f r r s S M . La tia ra reasonable, Mrs. R afferty? earthly usa fo r banana peels T aCOreasaO ta atksve a r e aaaaptabla p r a t ie r s (b a r Sa a r t O ra l Your husband obviously Is a My fam ily o f ten Is mad for la paraaaatlttea. F a * t r y u aat good provldsr, and an ima­ bananas and eats two or pabllabrO bp T b a H e ra t* . ginative one, also ha never three doren a day, in addi­ In rocont weeks thsr* has would have built a handsome, tion to tho ones the younger been some thought or mention colonial, adobe home. What children taka to school in their of a proper name In which w# la wrong with lightning rods? lunch baskets. I f the peels might honor someone that had Certainly they are no lssa orhave any value, I soon would rendered outstanding service be a rich woman! over a period o f years to tha Ah'S.: 1 have a friend who citissns in the development o f uses banana peris in this Sanford. manner: ha scrapes the in­ And with that thought In Geneva sides, bends the peels slight­ mind I feel that there are a Mrs. Jo*. E. Mathleux ly, and then applies five or number o f men that did a lot 646-4664 ala coats of laequor. fo r Sanford and I ’ll list them, Lake Mary Ha then places the lac­ as follows; Mrs. Franc** Waster quered peels In a cool, dry 6164216 H. It. Stevens, O. W. Spen­ place fo r threo days. When cer Sr., Judge E. F . HousholdLake Monro* tho lacquer hat set, my friend *r, Robert E. Newman Sr., W. Mrs. H. L. J shares 622-4762 haa — you'd never guess — C. Hill, B. L. Parkins 8r., Notperfectly splendid, t h o u g h Ha E. Tolar, F. E. Roumlltat Leagweed small, boomerangs. He la con­ Sr., Georg* D. Dishop. tiro. Donas Eat** 666-6617 fident that once they are A e you know, some o f theeo North Orlando placed on the market they men are not living but i f all Mrs. Doris Dean will sweep the country as did tho men I have listed could or 666-1666 hula hoops. M y friend will would submit someone at their Oat**a •hoot me fo r divulging his choice it would be none other Mrs. Clarooeo Beyder invention, but a little com­ than Arthur E. Yowell, tha 6664641 petition will bo good fo r him. originator o f tha Yowall Com­ Ovlado Mrs. Evelyn Lundy 6664616 Thought For Todoy Henry McLemore T i More Household Hints When X wrote my first household hints column ssv•rs l months ago, I never dreamed that so msny house­ holders bed so msny prob- Isms. HonssUy, to Judge by m y moll one would be led to boilers thst s major portion of our citizen* era faced with questions fo r which they hers no answers. From the euteldo, most American homes appear qulst and peaceful, but my mall Indicates thst inside they are seething with unsolved prob­ lems. The letters thst follow choson a t random from a clothes hamperful, are typi­ cal: Dear Coed Samaritan: You w ar* so helpful tbs last time I called on yon for advice on what to 4a with broken B * ir Lak*-Forr*t City Mrs. Maryana M ilts 666-66? 6 Mrs. Jaas'caaM ltorry HllltH fh n ia r i* Mrs. Jean Mag la 6664746 D*Bary Mrs. Adam MuD*r 666-4416 Daltons Mrs. Mild rod Haney 6664661 Enterprise Mias Helen Saedgraas 666-6611 VOTE Mon., May 11, 1964 a i r t fsaissi Otto M i t e r mail wm.il enemy editor •O a ts WILLIAM* Society Cdilos ■nv amain A iverllslea M e a g e r m v ru n Oeaerel Advertising M eager U M ta n m. erarum a Classtrted Dlrester M e t a aseoscMAstra Business Manager ra tio w a lls MecSaatcat Bupt D ISTRICT 5 To tha voters of Seminole County who mads it possible for me to be to the rue off for County Coeueleekmtr District f • . . Many thanks for your loyal support. v s m a a. nuow, nomm sea rvauiasa n u ll vs tm is a CSeenUUes • Oeoeral Maeaaee n u ll k m m a s a a sea slits M iter r u n van m r Maasgleg M iter Christmas? A — The fa a tt * f tho victory of ligh t aver darkness, was turned from a pagan to a Christian *n», a I n e a Christiana consider Christ as tha ligh t e f Ilf*. 114 Be. Palmetto Phone FA 2-0814 Thanks To Each And Everyone, Who Voted For And Supported M e In The M ay Primary. J . U . LEE Seminole County my deep vote o f confidence. Your bear hla name. Also that a committee be appointed to call on him to present paper* and inform him of his honor. vote in continued the support Novem ber and election sincerely appreciated. Floyd A . Palmer (Ed. N ote: Mr. Palmer la referring to n "C lock" Ham suggesting Rands Allay, new tha beautiful mall east o f Park Avenue, between First and Commercial Streets, he renamed to koaev a local eitIsca.) W. LAWRENCE SWOFFORD C O U N T Y COM M ISSIONER — D IS T R IC T 3 f 1* K M . AJa your Dream Home? SEE Idyllwilde Of Distinction” 8ituatod on large individually landscaped lota Features Include centra) heat and air conditioning TW O N E W HOMES NOW COM PLETE M ODERN K IT C H E N S BY • iM im A iu e T R ie To all the voters of Seminole Coiaty — to return for r m r enppert m May 28, I promise that you may have complete confidence to mn ns ShosunaksA County Commissioner. General Office fit W. Pd. PeL Adv. tha aun, or winter solstice, eelsbratlng appreciation fo r your tremendous “ Homes Harry F . Cushing CO UNTY COMMISSIONER — Sanford, Florida Q—W hy was Dsesmbsr 28 chosen fo r the obiarvaneo of I wish to express to my friends Letters FO R • Q 't and A * i Thank Y o u ! of pany but eras forced Into retinm an several years ago be­ cause o f sickness. He was named "Captain” Yow ell for tha following reasons: I. Ha was captain and chair­ man on every drive to Inspire tha cltisena and rally tha forces asst aids, west aids and all around the town to raise money fo r a worthy causa. I. Ha spearheaded tha drtvs to raise over • h alf miUlen dollars to develop tha First Street extension and build the Forest Lake Hotel, now owned by tha New York Giants. I. Ha paved or bricked the present mall wa are naming when tha City o f Sanford quo*, tinned the expense. 4. lie picked up the tab and paid tha bQl whan other* couldn't pay and to keep their friendship he invited them fo r a ride or outlay ° * hla boat, the same aa Gena RoumlUat has dona fo r 40 yearn. 6. Then, ns a final loyalty gesture be doubled his quota In tha buying o f government bonds during tha eror. And as a suggestion I sub­ m it tha name e f Arthur E. Yow all and for tha mall to "M y hunch la that lo d g e li giving the Republicans the %| break they needed—by stay, ing out o f tb* country and letting other* pound the streets for him .” William G. Kroger, manag­ ing editor o f the World In Coot Bay, Ore., was among those who maintain that Goldwater will take bto Oregon delegates May IS. He writes; "A # of now, Goidwater 4 1 seem« to have the edge, in our opinion, prim arily be­ cause of hla state organisa­ tion aupport.” A California editor says of Goidwater in hla state: "H e la going to win banda down u n l e s s Rockefeller comas up with a lot stiffsr campaign." CUSTOM B U IL T &anforhfjerttlfr Png* 4 I f hts w ife is still relatively frigid, due to fatigue, pre-oc­ cupation with household or civic duties, plus her natural sexual Inertia, she falls to pick up her romantic cues. So her husband than grows restless. Ha may w orry secret­ ly and even consult us medical doctors fo r hormonal shots. But ha usually makes one last valiant attempt to revive his w ife’s interest in physical romance. "O h, Alan, act your age,” the may thoughtlessly remon­ strate, so that la tha last straw. Thereafter, he may sink Into alcoholic atoper to avoid tha seesaw emetiona! conflict deep within his mind. , O r he may 'g ro w "tasting” minded and thus "teat” him­ self with a strange female to sea If It la hie w ife's lack o f ardor that causae his platonic condition with her. The novelty or mystery ele­ ment o f tha new paramour o f­ ten restores hla vigor se ha may then go emotionally ber­ serk fo r a time. Mora tomor­ row. To The Editor Herald Area Correspondents Alternant* Barings Mrs. Jails Barton 666-1616 than that of the femals meno­ pause. That’s when many an other­ wise civic loader and respect­ ed pillar o f the church, may go haywire. Non-drinkers may then start getting drunk qulto regularly. And tha causa Is usually their secret terror that they are becoming platonic mates. Their devoted but preoc­ cupied wire*, seldom recognise tho early symptoms. Actually, these m ay begin with tha arrival o f tha first child, fo r then the w ife diverts about 76 per cent (o r mors) o f her attention to the baby. Thereafter, aha t i i o a s s rather diffident and disinter­ ested hi erotic matters. Sleepily she may aftea re­ bu ff her husband with, T m too tired.” Because he Is than only to or 26, and with sufficient ex­ cess erotic fervor, he can atlll function in spite o f her Indif­ ference. But when a man passes 40, ho usually needs more aetlve w ifely team-work In tha erotic realm. These are among additional m ajor findings taken from Newspaper Enterprise Asso­ ciation’* first 1964 political poll o f editors of it* aevaral hundred daily newspaper clients. Aa fo r the June S California primary, where M delegate vote* go In a block to tba winner, 764 per cent o f tho** voicing a preference believe Goidwater will be the victor. The rest, of course, give the honors to New York'* Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, the only other candidate on the ballot. Thera ean be no write-ins In California for Lodge or any­ one else. •Most political observer* hare felt that If Goidwater wins both Oregon and Cali­ fornia, hla nomination on the GOP ticket at San Franc'sco la assured. Many feel a Cali­ fornia triumph by itself is enough to put him over the top If he holds at his current Mtlmated levels. Nevertheless, 62 editors who think Goidwater will win both tha Oregon and California pri­ maries say the nomination ultimately will go to another candidate—either Lodge, Rich­ ard Nixon, or Gov. William Scranton o f Pennsylvania. In taDylng Lodge the like­ ly Oregon winner by a fair­ ly close numerical m a r g in i l l to 102—responding editors were in tune with the least public opinion surveys with­ in Oregon which show the ambassador drawing upward of 40 per cent o f the GOP popular vote. In California, similar polls show Lodge—oot on the bal­ lo t-lea d in g Goidwater by several point*. Editors tram tha Midwest contributed nearly a third of Lodge’s total In the NEA survey on the Oregon pri­ mary. Tba South, tha Pacific coast and the Middle Atlantic area followed In that order. Goidwater’* aupport also comes markedly from the heavily rcaponalve Mldweat, from the South, and from the Plains state*. Only 11 editors think Rocke­ feller can taka first place In Oregon, and four o f the*# apeak for Pacific coast m w s paper*. Nixon, newly cranked up with an organizational effort In Oregon and tba lead choice of N E A client editor* to gain the presidential nomination, la the pick o f 29 editors to win the Oregon affair. In the sampling on tha California primary, Goldwatar pulled a third o f hla sup­ port (as probabis winner) from mld-weitem editors- 22 per cent from the South, 11 per cent each from the Plaint and Pacific coast ares*. Only in the Middle Atlantic states do as many aa a third of responding editor* give Ricky a chance to win In California. In the South, Just 17 per cent think he can bring that ooe off. Jack McHenry, Editor of tho Bremerton (Waah.) Sun, who picked Lodge to win In Oregon, rommecta M th C O N STR U C TIO N C O M P A N Y Cuitom Building Our Specialty St 1264106 Sale* O ffice 622-7466 STENSTRO M REALTY SALES AGENTS �W » S a fa r i Mon. Mny 11, *61— Pape 5 V fr m I! GROWING W ITH TH E BOOMING ORLANDO/CAPE KENNEDY A R E A . . . V FD Auxiliary Sets Contest In Longwood A “ Little Mias Flame* of Longwood” beauty contest, to be held Juns 0, at S p. m. at ^ u m iiiiim iim w m H im im g the City P art, was planned at the Auxiliary to the Long- wood Volunteer Firs Depart­ ment. The contest Is open to little girls, 18 months to five years old, who are residents o f the city o f Longwood. Registra­ tion blanks are available from any member o f the auxiliary or fire department. A small registration fee will be charg­ ed. Serving on the committe fo r the event are Mrs. Dorothy Ferris, chairman and Mrs. Mildred Ksclavon and Mrs. Sue Brabazon. In other business, new o ffi­ cers as recommended by the nominating committee, were unanimously elected. Named were Mrs. Jean W illis, presi­ dent; Mrs. Sadis O’Barr, vice president; Mrs. Judy Snow, secretary; Mrs. Dorothy F e r ris, treasurer; Mrs. Mildred Ksclavon, waya and means chairman to be assisted by hire. Sue Brabazon and Mrs. M arguerite Umstead; Mrs. Catherine Reiter, social com­ mittee chairman with assist­ ants, Mrs. Bonnie llam bly and Mrs. Jennie Fox; Mrs. Ruth Layo and Mrs. Donna Estes, publicity; Mrs. V cm eta Mor­ ris, devotional and Mrs. Eloise Lommler, scrapbook. Members o f the nominating committee were Mrs. Lomm­ ler, Mrs. Brabazon and Mrs. Snow. Tw o new members, Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Estes, were wel­ comed. Mrs. Snow, presiding presi­ dent, pointed out that work o f the auxiliary la open to any woman o f the area. Other fund raising projects were discussed and tentatively planned and w ill be held at future dates. Preceding the business meet­ meeting, Mrs. Barbara Blankenbecklor, district six vice president o f the Florida State Firemen’s Auxiliary, spoke to the group and related a brief history o f the state organiza­ tion which she reported was founded in 1032. She said that main functions o f the state group are to as­ sist the State Firemen’s A s­ sociation in every way includ­ ing supporting any form of legislation that might benefit firemen. Requirements fo r state membership also were expluined. Mrs. Claire Sachse, presi­ dent o f the Orlando Auxiliary, was a special guest and o ffe r­ ed suggestions for increasing membership In the woman’s group. Following the discussions and business meeting, refresh­ ments e f coffee end cookies were served. Nudists Dress For Honeymoon D E L R A Y BEACH (U P I) - S O O D A T F O L L O W IH 9 F O O D FA M t I T O R f t s j WINTER PARK • New POOD PAIR LO CATtO AT ORLAMOOAVe. A L i t R0. • I M S ALOSIA A V E N U t ORLANDO • A S M S. ORANCt R I. OS SI • 1)1 S. LA K E BARTON R a 3314 IO C IW A T K R DRIY N E W L Y ELECTED officers o f the Longwood Volunteer Fire Depart­ ment, Mrs. Judy Snow, secretary; Mrs. Jean Willis, president and Mrs. Dorothy Ferris, treasurer, left to right, look over plans fo r future ac­ tivity which include a “ Little Miss Flame o f Longwood” beauty contest fo r little girls. The vice president, Mrs. Sadie O’Barr, was unable to at­ tend the meeting. (Herald Photo) MERRITT ISLAND a STATE RO. S A MlfMMVT RO. DELAND • 344 e. NEW YORK A V f. • 3SSW. NEW Y O R K A Y I. SANFORD • 1440 PARK AVENUK i EAU GALLIE • SO B A 1 C 0 C K ST. MT. DORA • 6 * 14m 7 rl**a k Sfcippto| rniiilliutiiNHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim F L A . OR OA. fR A D E 'A* FRESH TH ESE T IIH E E couples from American Legion Memorial Post 2fiG o f Casselberry and the auxiliary added their names Monday night to the list o f members who have pledged their eyes to the Seminole Hospital Eye Bank that another might see. L e ft to righ t they are Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ neth Walbridge, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Docbener and Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ neth Green. lien Evans, sight conservation chairman o f the Casselberry Lions Club, is on the right. (Herald Photo) S TW O PERSONS were injured when this cur flipped three times early Saturday morning on Highway -127 ut Elder Springs. The driver, Perry W . Eliott o f 1906 Summerlin Ave., was charged with speed too great for conditions. He was unhurt. Injured were Gene Brown, 22. o f ltonifny who suffered bruises and cuts and Grady S. Bowlin, 22, also o f llonifay, who suffered a left arm fracture, bruises and cuts. The one-car accident was investigated by the Florida Highway Patrol. (Herald Photo) Ring The Bell On Bell Tel South Seminole PTA To Elect New Officers The Sanford office o f South­ with the purpose ticing to re­ ern Bell Telephone Co. is move tho causes ,o f com­ plaints. looking for gripes. Ry Jane Casselberry O fficers fo r the coming A 23-year-old » alloc and hia year w ill be elected and in­ : 10-year-old bride, married la stalled by the P T A o f South the nude Saturday in what Seminole Junior High School w a i hilled as "the largest nu­ at a meeting Tuesday at 7:30 dist wedding ever,” put their p.m. In the cafetorlum. clothes oo today and headed Tha meeting w ill begin 30 fo r a honeymoon somewhere minutes earlier than usual to to Florida. allow ample time fo r the pro­ Seventy - five gueeta, new*- gram which will he presented men sod newawomeo— all nak­ by the echool band and chor­ ed— attended the wedding. us. Still nude, Mr. and Mr*. The ninth rrade boy and Charles Morrow stood in a re ­ girl chosen fo r their out­ ception line Sunday while 100 standing citizenship will re­ equally naked ’ ’friend* on ly" ceive the American Legion •trolled by to shake their School Medal Award from hands. Memorial Post 256 o f Cassel­ Newsmen were barred from berry. Honorable mention cer­ the outdoor reception at the tificate* w ill go to th « runSunny Acres lo d g e nudist nerup. camp here. An end o f the year report The couple spent Saturday will be given to tha parents night In a trailer on the by the principal, John Angrl. i grounds of the camp owned Refreshment* w ill b« serv­ by the bride’* stepfather, ed follow ing tha program. John Dewson. Dawson, secretary - treasur­ e r of the American Nudist Camp AaeoeiaUoc, aald be Souths Ido School PTO will has read every account ao meet at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday, fa r written about the wedding Slay 19 at which time new and said the fam ily was made officers w ill be elected and unhappy by coverage of the installed. The meeting had affair. previously been scheduled for f “ We couldn’t have the re­ May 12. Also to be featured ception on the wedding day wUI be a musical program because all their friends were by the sixth grade students. afraid of the publicity.” be aald. Dawson bad previously announced the couple would W A S H IN G T O N (U P I ) — honeymoon in M iam i Beach. “ That wa* just a diversion.” In an apparently significant Dawson explained. “ I didn't policy move Russia has re­ know how many desk clerks duced a large part o f its ra­ could be bribed to keep the dio broadcasting to the West | proa* away in Miami, ao they and diverted it to areas o f confrontation with Red China. banded north instead.” “ We plan to contact every­ do and Chuluota will receive one who replies unfavorably," a postcard from the telephone Shedden said. “ Every effort will be made to clear up the company in the next few source of dissatisfaction.” days asking for comments and criticism* of the service, ac­ cording to Bob Sheddcn, Sou­ A t F ir it A Palmetto thern Bell's group manager (Alongside old post o ffic e ) for this area. “ W e're not necessarily seeking compliments,” Shedden points out. “ If any of our customers have criticism*, we want to know. These com ­ ments ran help us give the right kind of service.” • Carpets • Furniture Similar canvasses are be­ • Tile • Piano* ing made in many other areas • Rental Bed* where Southern Bell operates, FAMOUf IMTIRRATIONAL 9M.YIR CO. STAINLESS I TABLEWARE THIS WEEK'S BONUS SALAD DRESSING SAVE B< a I MINUTE QUICK • U n it .1 with i.so "2 * or more order O A TM EA L 10* SAVE ICK • HOLSUM CREAMY SMOOTH PEANUT BUTTER Phone subscriber* in O vie­ Sanford Furniture Co. OTICE There'* no need o f a long statement when our message in brief. So we’ll just skip .__________________________________ PTO T o M eet Reds Shift Beams J -._ . yt —t ANOTHER SM R K LW O GRAND OPENING SAVINGS the regular May meeting of down here and nay “ R A N D A L L E LECTRIC C O M PA N Y o ffers a complete electrical (service, does good work, doe* it prompt* ly, efficiently and cheerfully and doe* appreciate it* customers.” i Sid Vihlen Randall Electric Company 112 Muffnolin Avenue Phone 322-0915 Commercial . . . R r a id r n t ia l . . . Industrial W i r i n g 7 DELICIOUS FLAVORS • FYNE-TASTE CANNED SO FT D R IN K S 15 % 1°° SAVE 5i EACH • SOUTHLAND FROZEN a I Ox PK tt G R EEN S H U IT AR D C O L lA R D S K A L E T V R N IP TURNIPS �A •k if About Sports Cards Thump Craig; Surging Yanks Win Fifth In Row Thinking O ut Loud New York Nails Former Met With 4 To 1 Decision JTIjr frattfnrh Page 6— Mon. May 11, '64 S rrn lh D r Julian SUnatroaa F o r the Oviedo L!on» It's all 111 o ver—that It, a t far at bate* ball It concerned. The Llona couldn't get much more than a grunt mut­ tered la it Friday night in Avon Park In the Regional fi­ nale against the atrong Red Devils. But the Parkers bare­ ly noted out the Llona—1 to 0. i [ 1 : * ■ cp J */ i i Even at that, the Red De­ vils scored the gam e’e only run on that pair o f freak plays that ordinarily would make a coach want to give ■p hit profession and take up something with leas op­ portunity f o r disappoint­ ment. But not Coach Paul Mlkler o f the Llona. • • • “ Our boys went further this season than any previous Oviedo baseball team ," Mlkk r aaid. And he added, “ We1re real proud of them ." But that's not the reason Paul doesn't want to make a change o f profession. # # • Fact Is, Paul can’t wait un­ til next season. "W e ’re going to be tougher than a keg of nails In the church nursery departm ent," said Mlkler. "W e 'r e going to lose only two seniors and only one o f those Is a regular. W e'll have two outfielders back, ail four infielders, our catchers and, of course, our top flight pitcher, Jim m y Courier." • • • He went on to say, "Sure, w e're going to miss LeRoy Woods and Danny Gamknows he’s got eight start­ ers coming back—and four o f them will be seniors next season and four will be Jun­ iors—well, he’s got a lot to look forward to ." • • • i & But the prim ary reason for M ikler's elation of this sea­ son and tlio potential for next la the return of Courier, " l'v o never seen live perfect ath­ le te ," said Mlkler, "Jiut, I'd say Courier comes closor than anybody else I ’ve ever coach­ ed. He’s all heart. When tha going gets rough he's just a silent Sam out there. There’s no chango In his facial ex­ pression. He just bears down a bit harder to get himself out o f a Jam. lie 's n great pitcher and a fine h itler." • t • Frankly, we hope that when it comes time to schedule baseball games next year that Seminole, Lyinan and Oviedo will play each other at least twice. Oviedo and Lyman clashed twice tills Spring and split the pair. Seminole didn't play cither Lyman or Oviedo. We hope they will next Spring. • • • Meanwhile, Mlkler and his lads can bask in the sun­ shine of a record o f 14 wins out of 1> games. They lost only two—strangely enough —their first and their last. Mlkler Is still convinced that (1 ) he's got a better ball club than Avon Park, (2 ) that ho’d have beaten Uie Red Dcvila in Uio daytime, (3 ) that Avon Park wasn't as good a ball club as Urooksvllle, and (4) that the "Itc h " he's scratch­ ing right now Is not a thing in the world but the urge to get busy next Spring and take the itate'a C la n U title. South Seminole Little League Results Saturday Casselberry 4, Sunland X North Orlando 7, Longwood 4 Altam. Twins 12, Luke Mary I Bear Lake 0, Altam. 8«n. 8 South Seminole Senior League Results Saturday Altam onte 18, Longwood S Sunland 18, Bear Lake 7 N . Orlnndo 4, Casselberry 8 OV lilt TH ICK W IN S W K S T B U R Y , N . Y . (U P I ) — Ovartrlck scored a four length victory In the $104,381 Realization Race a t Roosevelt Raceway, M R. BIUCK W IN S W IT H E R S N K W Y O R K (U P 1 ) — Mr. Brick won the $01,700 W ith ­ ers Stakes a t Aqueduct by t o u f lengths. / By Joe Gergen U P I Sports W riter Roger Craig can’ t rem em ­ ber walking under any lad­ ders or breaking any mirrors, yet there's no doubt that the slim St. Loula righthander carries with him a peculiar curse. It a ll started three years ago when the newly-minted New York Mete acquired Craig from the Dodgers In the National League expansion pool. And only a soothsayer can tell when it will end. In two years with the Meta, Craig won IS games but lost 44 despite pitching some good bsseball. He lost games so cruelly it would have broken a lesser man. Last year be tied the IIA ItH Y ROBSON A N D COL. GEORGE M OYE pot the lim it o f bream National League rc y jrd o f and npccklcd perch from Lako Monroe while using cracker poles and 18 losses In a row. live bait. (Herald Photo) He lost five games by 1-0 margins, which tied the m a­ jo r league record. Uut when Craig was peddled to the Cardinals he im ­ mediately justified himself by winning his first two decisions. Sunday, however, Craig came back to N ew York to once and for all sever all tics with his form er torturers and Hunt's Llncoln-Mercury nine o f the season and Stephen In the Little Amerlcsn, teammates, who had handed extended its winning streak Push posted his first mound N avy tightened its hold on him most of those 40 defeats. Alas, the merciless Mels did to 10 consecutive games and victory o f the year. Stephen first place by taking a pair of It again, thumping Roger 4-1 remained undefeated In play Hitchcock also hoincrcd for games over the weekend, de­ with a three-run outburst In thus far this season In the City the Automen. feating second place Florida the eighth inning which in­ Recreation Department's L it­ tle Nalional League when the State Bank Friday afternoon, cluded home runs by Rod Kan7 to 4, and grabbing an 18 to chl and Frank Thomas. It Aulomcn coasted to a 19 to 4 was the same old atory for victory over wlnlcsi Standard 12 decision over the Rankers Oil in a Saturday morning Craig, too few runs. United Press International of Sanford Atlantic Saturday The Mets, however, man­ contest. N A T IO N A L LEAG U E morning. it was the 10th loss in a Team aged to play m ore like Roger Pet. GB W L In the Junior Boys League row for the Oilers who drop­ remembered them in the acSan. Fran. 15 6 .714 the Kiwanis and Elks battled cond game o f the double- ped their ninth game Just the Phils dolp'a 14 7 .667 1 to a seven-inning tic, 7 to 7, header as the Cards shelled day before, being nosed out Milwaukee 14 10 .383 214 Friday afternoon. The tilt will rookie Jerry Kinsley, making by Chase, 4 to 3. .560 3 SL Louis 14 11 be completed on May 20. Skipper Senkarik p a c e d his first start in pro ball, and Pittsburgh 13 11 .542 3V4 Meanwhile, no games were veteran Tom Sturdivant, mak­ Hunts with his fifth home run Cincinnati 12 12 .500 4V4 scheduled Friday and Satur­ ing his debut as a Mot, for 9 11 .450 514 day In the M cn 'i Slo-Pitch Chicago 14 bits and a 10-1 victory. .400 7 Los Ang'os 10 IS Softball League. Play will be In single games, the Dod­ 10 16 .385 714 resumed tonight when MeHouston gers drubbed Die Giants, 9-1 .250 10V4 Raney’a Painters clash with 6 18 New York and the Rods blanked the _ju»day’s Lon$wood and Chase meets Phillies, 2-0. The PlraW4’ *pUt New York 4 St. Louis 1 league-leading Klngawood. with the Braves, winning the St. Louis 10 N ew York 1 nightcap- 6-3, after lasing the Milwaukee 11 Pittsburgh S opener, 11-3, and the Cubs Pittsburgh 0 Milwaukee 3 divided with the Colts, taking Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 0 tha first gamo 4-3 and bow­ Tha S e m i n o l e County Chicago 4 Houston 3 ing the the second game, 4-1, Sportsmen’s Association an­ Houston 4 Chicago 1 In other National Lcaguo dou- nounced today that an old Los Angelos 9 Ssn Francisco 1 blebcaders. fushion political fish fr y will Tuesday’s Games bo held May 20 at John Ssn Francisco at Houston (n ) Crim’s Cump Seminole on the Milwaukee at New York (n ) Wekiwa. St. Louis at Philadelphia (n ) FO R T WORTH ( U P l)- R o W. A. Adams, bend o f the Cincinnati s i Pittsburgh (n ) tund Billy Casper, cashing in association, said Hint nil can­ Los Angeles at Chicago the biggest check ($14,000) of didates In tho M ay 20th sec A M E R IC A N LEAG U E his career for the Colonial Nsond primary hnvs been Invit- Team W L Pet. GB tlonal Invitation golf crown, cd to attend and w ill be given Chicago 12 8 .667 headed for his second l o v e n rhnneo to speak briefly on New York 13 7 .650 deep sea fishing—today as pro behalf of their enndidury for Baltimore 13 9 .591 1 g o lfs No. 4 all-time money SAN FRANCISCO ( U P I ) —A office. Cleveland 11 9 .550 2 winner. Solemn Requiem Mass will bo It w ill i>a one o f tliosu "nil Minnesota 12 11 .522 2V4 Ths 32-year-old Cssper, hit­ said Wednesday for Vic Mora- you ran ca t" affairs, said Button 10 12 .433 4 ting "on ly one bad shot all blto, managing owner or the Adams. The sssoriation will Lot Ang’es 10 IS .433 414 d a y," fired a steady 34-30—70 San Francisco Forty Nlncrs, begin serving at 6 p.m. and Detroit 9 13 .407 314 final round Sunday for a onewho died ot a heart attack will keep It up until cveryono Waih'ton .407 5V4 under-par 279 total that push­ 11 18 early Sunday morning. .381 514 ed him four fat atrokes out Kansas City 8 IS is "satisfied." The 45-year-old club owner Sunday’ ! ■esulD front of runnerup Tom m y Ja­ succumbed at St. Mary’ s Hos­ Washington 13 Boston 4 cobs and six ahead of thirdpital aRcr being stricken at Boston 9 Washington 4 place Gene Littlcr. Ids home. At the bedside was New York 12 Cleveland 2 his wile, Elisabeth, and other New York 3 Cleveland 2 members or the family. Oaltlinore 2 Detroit 1 Vic Morabllo was t h e Baltimore 7 Detroit 1 younger brother of Tony An organization meeting of Minnesota 6 Kansas City 8 Rsaalte Friday Morabito who also died o f a the Seminole Swim Associa­ Chicago 3 I-os Angelos 3 Kiwanis 7, Elks 7 heart sclsurc at Kczar Stad­ Tuesday'! Games tion will be held at 7:30 to­ Called a fter 7 innings curium in October of 1057 during night in the offices o f tho San­ Kansas City at Los Angeles few. To be completed May 30 a game with the Chicago (n ) ford Recreation Department, — 4:30 p. m. Bears. according to announcement Chicago at Minnesota (n ) S T A N D IN G S Like his brother, Vic bad this morning by City Recrea­ New York at Detroit (n ) Pet. Team W vainly tried to make tlie Boston at Cleveland (n ) tion Director Jim Jcrnlgan. Elks 0 .007 Forty Nincrs Into a champion. Jernigan said tonight's par­ Ualtimore st Washington (n ) .025 Kiwanis .....___ The team closed out its worst ley would be- a very important .550 Shrlno ... ....... season witli a 2-12 record last meeting since plans for the .600 Rotary December under Coach Jack summer program would be .400 C P O -------Christensen. discussed. He urged all par­ .400 C lvlU n __ Where Tony Morabito waa ents to attend. Results Friday and Saturday Lake Mary .400 a controversial and dynamic No icamea scheduled Gamra Today individual, Vic stayed in com­ LONG BE TTE R S RECORD S T A N D IN G S Rotary at Kiwania, 4.30 p. m parative seclusion and rarely Pet. W FRESNO, Calif. ( U P I ) — Team Civitan at Shrine, 7:80 p. m. talked to the press. Both men Dallas Long bettered the K ing* wood .889 ( A t Memorial Stadium) had several rifts with sportsworld shot put record with • Chase ___ .860 writers as the Forty Nlncrs toss o f 00 feet, 7V4 inches at L o n g w o o d ...... ...... J66 went from coach to coach in ths W est Coast Relays. Robbs Const. .856 an effort to find a winner. .550 W ilson -M a la r____ Rack Again Fla. 8tato Bank . . 444 II1LL W IN S P itIX E A S T L A N S IN G , Mich. — McRansy ------- ~ .444 M O NTE CARLO , Monaco .000 (N E A ) — Michigan Stats U 8 0 ___________ _ (U P I ) — Britain's Graham resumes football rivalries Gams* Tonight Hill drove a RRM to victory with Dig Ten foes Ohio State McRansy at Longwood, 7:80. in the gruelling Monaco Grand O o m p la M « - i and Iowa in 1005, a fter aerlta Chat* at Klngawood, 1:48. Prix auto race. lapses o f four yoars. (a t r t Mellon Park) * a ■ S n. Double Hemmed Colton Flag W ID E COURSE In brilliant colon * Mach Essie slop of. A T L A N T IC C ITY, N . J. e ft. Aluminum SUB (U P I ) — The banked one-mile Infield turf course at Atlantic City raco course is the widest in tho country, 100 feet at all points. Hunt, Navy Tighten Leads In Little League Circuits Major Leagues Sportsmen Plan 'Political' Fish ‘ Fry On Wekiwa Casper Cashes Biggest Check Of Golf Career Heart Attack Is Falal To Forty'liner Owner Seminole Swim Junior League Men's League Berra's Bombers t> Sanford Golfers Lions Drop Regional Take Twin Wins Get Set To Name Final To Avon Park Over Cleveland Club Tifleholder The M ayfair Men’s Golf As­ sociation will start competi­ tion this group’s weekend for championship the this weekend with final rounds slated to be completed by Slay 31. First round action is slated to be wound up by Sunday and second round matches by Stay 24. Individual match pairings are as follows: In the championship and first flight are Jim Spencer and Em ery Bradford, Harold Ring and Eugene Clemens, David Follobin and Sonny Powell, Billy Epps and C. E. Phillips, Wilk Bowman and C. R. Pearson, Ray Bradford and A. W. Epps, H. Sherwood and Harry Tooke plus Hugh Grier and J. Chapman. Second flight pairings are Saul Abramson and John Ivey, Ralph Simas and A rt Wester, Harry Cushing and William M alinow ski and Bob Goodman and Tom m y Todd. In the third flight are Andy Carraway and William Kline­ felter, A1 Stafford and John Cox, Jim Palm er and Russ Wilson and Kirby Fite and Earl Higginbotham. Fourth flight entrant! are A. DcFrance and John Elck, Hugh Welcbel and John John­ son, Frank Durxo and 1L Rucker and William Hutchi­ son and Homer Daffron. In tho fifth flight are Jerry Jernigan and Peter Duncan, II. M. Yost and Harold Brooks, Mack Cleveland and Bob Axt and R. S. Billhlmer and Robert Ware. Sixth flight pairings include Don Farrens and H. Hcckenbach, Dave Bach and M. Lipton, A. McCallum and Robert Jernigan and Harry Woodruff and George Harden. In the seventh flight are Tom Mcro and Bob Shcdden, LcKoy Robb and J. E. Deganahl, Charles Park and Ray llcrran plus J. E . Johnston and Otto Caldwell. Eighth flight entries are John Dickey and E. Ebbert, F. D. Scott and Ed Hunt, E. Kerr and John WllUams in addition to Harold Kastner and Dan Wright. In the ninth flight are W. K. McRobcrte and Lester Bat­ man, W. A. Patrick and D. Ethel, B. Bassett and Dick Richards plus S. Harden and S. Slayton. The Oviedo Lions, attempt­ ing to win a berth In the state Clsaa B baseball tournament, ran into a brick wall Friday night in Avon Park and drop­ ped a 1 to 0 decision to the Red Devils In a thriller. The contest was decided in the fourth inning when Leon- Barks Cops Only Seminole Points At Gainesville B arry B a r k s , Seminole High's ace 440-yard dash man, was the only one of 13 Tribes­ men to score points in Satur­ day’s state track meet in Gainesville. Track Coach Dick Williams said this morning that every member o f the Seminole squad who participated In the affair registered bis best or near best performance o f the now completed season. "H o w ever," he added, "the competition up there was ter­ rific. Nevertheless, we’rs very satisfied with the times and distances our youngsters estsblished In the m eet." Barks placed fourth in the open 440. Little National Results Friday Chase 4, Standard Oil 8 Stand. Oil _ 201 000-3 2 1 Chass ______ 200 l l x —4 3 0 W P — Hilly Hope (1-0), L P — Ivey (0-1). Results Saturday Hunt Lin-Mer 19, Stand. Oil 4 Stand. Oil . 003 010— 4 4 6 Hunt L-M . 640 82x— 19 14 3 W P — Stephen Push (1-0), L P — Danny Moore (0-2). H R’s — (H u n t) Skipper Senkarik (6th o f ths y e a r); Stephen Hitchcock (1st o f the year). S T A N D IN G S Pet. W Team 1.000 Hunt Lin-Mer . 10 .700 Loco. Eng. ____ 7 .400 Chass _______ — 4 .400 First Federal . 4 0 10 .000 Standard O i l __ W L Pet. Taaaa Games Today Stand. Oil at Loco. Engineers. (4:30 p. m., Bay Avs. Park) Results Friday N avy 7. Fla. State Bank 4 N avy ________ 302 200— 7 7 1 Fla. State Bk. 101 002— 4.8 1 W P — Ray Milwood (1-1), L P — Gene Bertrang (2-2). H R— W alter Jordan (3rd of ths y ea r). Reunite Saturday Navy 18, Sanford A tl. Bk. IS N avy ____ 302 3(1 0 )— 18 9 4 A tl. Bk. 172 0 1 — 12 2 4 W P — Scott Harris (3-0), L P — Mike Hickson (0-4). S T A N D IN G S Team W L Pet N avy ......... 8 2 .800 .600 Fla. State Bank . 0 4 400 Perfection Dairy . 8 8 Georgs’s ..... ..... .. 4 $ .400 Sanford A tL Bank S 8 400 Games Today N a vy at Gsorge’s (4:30 p. m., Ft. Mellon Park) FREE BABY S IT T IN G SE R V IC E g o o d for second, Oviedo receiver Rex Brooks—backing up the play at first—recovered the ball and Sullivan dashed back to the initial sack. Brooks threw to Tim Colbert at first who had the ball knocked out of Ms hand and Sullivan scampered safely to second. He went to third on a passed ball and scored on Bobby Coleman's single. A crowd o f more than 600 Jammed the Avon Park layout to see the contest. Sullivan, a 14-game winner during the regular season, limited the Lions to two hits and Oviedo's hurler, Jimmy Courier, got both of them. Courier singled in the first and doubled in the sixth. Courier’s two-bagger almost got the Lions back into the contest. Perched on second with nobody away, Courier went to third on a passed ball but the Lions simply could not get him home. The ball game could have gone either way. Both Courier and Sullivan pitched superb baseball, each giving up only two hits. The Lions commit­ ted three errors, the Parkers pair. Sullivan fanned 17 Lions, while Courier whiffed eight Red Devils. Neither hurler walked a man. Each club got six base run­ ners. The Red Devils ran their seasonal record to 19 wins against a single loss. Mean­ while, the Lions wound up the year with a record of 14 and 2. Score by innings: Oviedo 000 000 0 - 0 2 3 Avon Park 000 100 x - 1 2 2 Courier and Brooks; Sulli­ van and Bates. Leaguers whs appointed manager o f the Now York Yankees are crying "h elp " today. The Berra-led Yankees are riding a five-gam e winning streak that has carried them into a virtual tic for first place in the American League. The Yankees beat Cleveland 12-2 and 3-2 in 10 innings. A Cleveland crowd o f 28,. C9i saw Roger M arris drive in five runs with a hom­ er and two singles and Bobby Richardson Mt five singles in the first gamo. The Yankees pulled out the nightcap in tho 10th inning. The White Sox defeated the Los Angeles Angels, 5-3, the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Detroit Tigers, 2-1 and 7-1, tho Minnesota Twins downed tho Kansas Ciity Athletics, 6-3, and the Boston Red Sox wotv 9-4, after a 13-4 loss to the Washington Senators in other A L games. V E R D IC T REVERSED ACCRA, Ghana (U P I ) — Sugar Ramos won a split de­ cision over challenger Floyd Robertson fo r the world feath­ erweight title, but the Ghana Boxing Authority announced it had reversed the verdict. 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Golden Corn ........ 12-ea. can 10" reds 65" Klsswsi Jambs Whits sr Celtrtd Towels ............... 2 Safflour Oil ....... 24-ex. 49' Ptsttls lags Glad Bags *£■ 29" PRICES The grandson o f one of this city's early day mayors spent last week In Sanford on a special assignment for the U. S. Army at the Naval Air Station. Lt. Col. Evcrard Barnes is the grandson of E. Franklin Barnes who was mayor of Sanford from February 1837 until February 1899. Before that, the mayor served San­ ford as an alderman. In addi­ tion to his service to the city, the elder Barnes was the local agent for the railroad. The former city chief ex­ ecutive's photo, a copy of which was presented to the younger Barnes, was recently placed on display in the col­ lection of Police Chief Boy (I. Williams at the Sanford Police station. Chief Williams has photos of just about every form er Sanford mayor. E arly in the 20th century form er Mayor Barnes was transferred by the railroad to Jacksonville. Later ho died at Savannah, Ga. The mayor's son, a native of Sanford, was Edison Anderson Barnes, lie is now a retired U. S. Arm y colonel and re­ sides In E l Paso, Texas. The younger Barnes talked by phone with his father a few weeks ago and advised him he would be sent from P O P Wksis Ksrwst Kraft’s Grandson Of Former Sanford Mayor Visits NAS For Army 10-os. |ers Preserves.......... 3 EFFECTIVE MON.-TUES.-WED M A Y 11,12,13, to LT. COL. 1IARNES Washington Sanford for week of special duty. Col. Barnes mentioned to his son that Sanford was the city of the colonel’s birth. So while here, Lt. Col. Barnes was ci pecially interested In seeing Sanford as it is today and un doubtcdly will have an Inter esting report to make to his fatlicr in El Paso. Lt. Col. Barnes, although on duty In Washington calls Roy' al Palm Beach, a suburb of West Palm Beach, his home. He has been in the service for the past 22 years. * Opportunity Is Theme For Senior Citizens Month Now, at the age of 74, he's The theme of Senior Citl rens Month 1961 Is "Opportun­ going back on Social Security. ity for Older Americans," And even that has Increased as a result o f his sclf-im and one Southern gentleman ployment income over the really took advantage of his past nine years. The colonel's opportunity. monthly benefit checks will A t the age o f 65, Col. Har amount to $127, the maximum lan Sanders of Shelbyville.Ky. payable to a retired worker was forced out of the restaur­ under Social Security. ant business when a super highway bypassed his place that specialized in his own recipe for friend chicken. The colonel paid off his debts, packed up his recipe and bis The May meeting o f the pots and pans, and set off oo Lake M ary HD Club To Meet a tour of the United States— on exactly (105, the amount of his first Social Security check, and all the money be bad tn the world. During thst tour, Sanders didn't Just sightsee; he stop­ ped at countless restaurants and demonstrated his secret preparation for fried chicken. And he gave away franchises for this prepapartloo. telling each restaurant proprietor, "P a y me out o f the profits when you get the m ocey." In this way be distributed the franchises throughout the country, and at the end of seven years the colonel's fried chicken had made him a millionaire and the propriet­ or of the largest food fran­ chise business in the United States. Sanders appeared recently on the T V program, " I 'v e Got a Secret", and revealed thst he had sold this business for $7 million—quite an increase over the ftoJ be started out with. Lake Mary Home Demonstra­ tion Club will be held Tues­ - Confidents 2 1 a 89" f r o z e n fo o d s GRF.EN G IA N T Large Eggs ..... 2 day at the Fire Hall begin­ ning at 10:30 a.m. with a cov­ ered dlah luncheon to 1>« serv­ ed at noon. Training program fo r this meeting will be on flower arranging. Thoee planning to attend are asked to bring a low container, a needle point holder and any cut flowers they might hava from their gardens. Hostesses fo r the day will be Mrs. Watson Reel and Mrs. Edwin Kennedy. dss. 79' Bstty Ctwcksr Cbkkta * Htfb Cut Com ............ 4 'S“ Biscuits ............7 9 ' Green Pent ....4 J r far* U a Parks* Hsasa Flays* as Biscuits ......... Dinner Rolls ..... Jf* 3 9 ' JW Oroon Stamp* at* Ms amm* mi ****** _ Swiff# Pro»talum Prwtoft Mmvp WfNUrfl H U H OROUND SUP 'M I Ibt. $1.47 natM wa.. airy is. — ism JW Oroon Stamps W * *l| m ill a mU ywunt tfc t*tf«tttb REG. ar SUPER T AM PAX 40 ct. pfcg. $159 bam a a . is. ism I^aQOOOOOQOOOOOOOQQOn. O W VVaYW O O M Oraan Stamp* tS* *i* sswta mi ****** *b NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE 10-os. jar $1.69 , B i p i r a W o4 . M a y IB* t N 4 mwMMmm ....... 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A d a i r y specials • •rsskfsst Club Orals A flsrldt -V i -■ | * t 39" Crisco Oil • W HERE Tbs **w taaltary M*tda by Ssstt All Par**** J tf Oroon Stomps] AU FLAVORS R#TM PM 9236 4 rag. pkgt. 45a WMfirma a . Os* is. �A llj i raw 8—Mon. May 11, '64 Deafer! I f n i Business And Professional Women Conduct Installation O f Officers Mrs. E. Mossman Presents Pupils In Recital Mrs. I Colbert; corresponding aecre-1 An orientation meeting will I in Lake M ary following a covtary, Mrs. Margaret Oanaa; be held Monday evening, May ered dish supper and all memI treasurer, Mra. Betty Baker. 111. at the home o f Mrs. True |bera are asked to be present. The Ruth Circle of the recital Sanford M ay 3, at the Park Avenue home to an aft­ Woman’a Club. The program featured music of today and the claaslca, begin­ ning with a medly from Bernateln'a “ West Side S tory" and sodle Migonnc Op. 410". A t the presentation o f awards, the m em ory award went to Toni Echols with Deborah Gocrsg and Jacque­ line T h o m p s o n winning achievement awards. The Misses Sharon Scott and Dawn Lipthrott were in charge o f the programs and Mrs. R. L. White was in charge o f the flow er room. aa• a a TH E B E A U T IF U L GOLD ROOM o f the Mnyfnfr wni» tho nccne o f recent Installation o f officers ceremonies fo r the Business and Professional lVnr»en> flu b o f Sanford. Mrs. Helenmarle White, left, o f Melbourne, Florida District Director, served as installation officer. Mrs. Harriet Slawter, center, outffoinjf president, turns t '’ « ravel over to Mrs. Arolyn True, now president. Pupils participating in this stimulating musical program were Toni Echols, Brenda Strawder, Judy Wilson, Cindy Newsome, Patti Meredith, Di­ ane Wilson, Barbara Daniels, Teofilo Bautista and Linda Wilson. Also Debbie Probst, Sandra Spurncy, Jacqueline Thomp­ son, Robert Lovelace, Debor­ ah Goerss, Janice Daniels, Jcrl Wheatland and Toni Ec­ hols. Miss Sandra Spurncy, tal­ ented young composer, com­ posed “ Wind in tho Willow T re e s ," which was featured In the program. Laura of Mr. D. Chase, daughter and Mrs. Randall Chase II, P. O. Box 1097, San­ ford, a freshman at Green Mountain College, Poultney, Vt., has been elected to Green Key. Members o f Green Key serve aa counslors to next year's incoming freshmen and act as official campus guides and hostesses. A graduate of St. Cathe­ rine’s School, Richmond, Va., she Is majoring in Retailing at Green Mountain. RImmer on “ The Various Can't D o," offered by mem­ bers when asked to do some­ thing. Either they are too young or too old, or any other time would suit them better. Some of these readings brought many a laugh from the members. Mrs. Charles Patterson o f California who has wintered here in DeBary, will be leav­ ing soon to return home with her husband, Rev. Charles Patterson. A social hour and refresh­ ments fallowed the meeting. Hostesses were Mrs. Lawton and Mrs. Allan. Among the members pre­ sent were Clydo Moore, Elsie Ilalgh, Mattie Billhardt, A g­ nes Diehl, Martha Haddock, Muller, Mabel Beatrice Green, Lillian Grass, Ger­ trude Potter, Mildred Dim ­ mer, Leone Oddy, Wealthy Spokes, Renew Jones, Martha Lawton, Am y Allan and Uicda Davis and daughter, Becky. Ruth Crcasey, president o f the WSCS, waa a guest. Members were asked (o send cards to Lola Booth at H a l i f a x District Hospital, Daytona Beach. Wide Senior Graduates A ll Souls Catholic Women Honored Guests Install New Club Officers Of Punch Party N ew ly elected officers of the pin to the retiring president, Catholic Woman's Club, All Soul's Church, were installed hy Rev. Richard Lynns, at a communion breakfast at the M ayfair Inn. Fr. Lyons in­ structed each officer in her duties. Gardenias and white can­ dles were used on the tables. Officers installed were Mrs. Richard Gleeson, president; Mrs. Swcibcrt Durand, vicepresident; Mrs. Clayton Mamole, secretary; Mrs. Theo­ dore LaTour, treasurer, and Mrs. Eugene Rogcro, corrcsponding secretary. The new president present­ ed an NCCW past-president’s The Charles M cCunes Host Chuluota His A nd Her Club DISCUSSING P L A N S FOR tho Inst session in tho Nnvy wives home de­ corating course are Mrs. John Hoganson who in in charge o f the pro­ gram and Mrs. Fred Cumin who will give tips on floral and table arrange­ ments. The program on table settings will begin at 1 p.m. Tuesday in the N A S ballroom. Wigs Are A Status Staple Is Honored With Within Milady's Wardrobe Jeannine Hoop Graduation Party Mrs. R. R. Pippin waa host­ ess at her Loch Arbor home last Saturday to a coke and chatter party honoring Jeannine Hoop, daughter o f Cdr. and Mrs. Lewis Hoop. Miss Hoop Is a m ember o f the '64 graduating class o f Semin­ ole High School. The school colors o f red and white were carried out in the dining area decor, with an arrangement o f red and white lilies on the serving table. Tempting (rays o f chips, dips, assorted cakes, cookies and fruits were served com­ plementing tho cokes. Mrs. Pippin presented Jeannine with a beach towel as a momento of the occasion, and played soft background organ music as the girls chatted about their future plana. Enjoying the occasion with Jeannine w ere Pat Rabun, Mary Lynn Thomas, Pat Rice, Linda Hunt, Susan Phagan, Rebecca Cottage cheese and currant Margaret Toeva, Jelly make a good weight- Giles and Jo Ann 8parks. watcher's dessert. Shift Into warm weather with a wardrobe o f versatile and comfortable shift dresses. N ew wash-and-wear fabrics of Vycroo polyester and cotton i n s u r e daylong freshness. With belts or without them, with accent scarfs or not, in A-line o r two-piece look, these go-everywhere shifts are ideal for resort and tows wear. A MRS. SUE STEVENSO N, right, was hostess nt her Park Avenue home to n lovely afternoon tea honoring three members o f the 'fit graduating class class o f Seminole High School from left, the M I shch Gail Coleman, Ceni Wheatland, Brenda Brown and Mrs. Stevenson. Mrs. George Thompson and Mrs. Edward Decker were co­ hostesses to a graduation punch party held at the Dec­ ker home in Loch Arbor, hon­ oring the Misses Jennifer Thompson and Audrey Dec­ ker, members o f the '61 grad­ uating class of Seminole High School. The school colors of red and white were used in the decora­ tions, and cokes, sandwiches and pastries were served dur­ ing the gathering. The honorccs were both pre­ sented with silver charms. Tlie guest list to the party was in excess of 30. Laura D. Chase Elected To Green Key At College The Ruth Circle O f WSCS WSCS of the Dellary Com­ munity Methodist Church met at the home o f Mrs. Stanley Lawton on Fcrtwlnkle Drive recently. Mrs. Elmo Moore presided and gave the opening prayer, end asked the members to re­ main silent three minutes in memory of the late Mrs. Ed­ ward (O live) McCarthy, the first president of the WSCS In DcUary. Her last letter, re­ ceived in DeBary the day ahe passed away In New Jersey, was read by Mra. E. A. Spokes. It waa announced the in­ stallation o f new officers of the WSCS would be on Sun­ day, May 34, by Rev. C edi N. Ogg. it waa also decided to hold the annual Ruth Circle lunch­ eon at the Holiday House in DcLand on May 12. A training class for new officers waa held at the T r i n i t y Methodist Church, DeLand, Thursday, May 7. Happy birthdays were ex­ tended to Martha Lawton aod Am y Allan. H ie program waa given by Mrs. Jo Davis and Mra. M. Mrs. Sue Stevenson was hos­ tess recently at her lovely ending with Koelling’a “ Bap- Mrs. Stanley Lawton Hosts By Mrs. Adam M ailer With Lovely Afternoon Tea Party Mossman presented her pupils In a pi­ ano The Sanford Bualneia and Professional Women's Club held iU InaUUation of rvw of* flcera at a dinner meeting In the Gold Room o f the M ayfair Inn Wedneaday, May 6. Preildent Harriett Slawter preaided and welcomed the following gueata and mem* bera: Mra. Helenmarle White o f Melbourne, Director of the Florida Federation B APW Cluba, District S, and her hus­ band, Bob; Mias Adrienne.C. Walts o f Orlando, past state preildent; Mrs. Helen B. Thompson also of Orlando, past state membership chair­ man; Mra. Arolyn True, Mrs. Jessie Brlsson, Mrs. Betty McKee, Mra. Eula Grantham, Mra. Helen Pearson, Mrs. Ruth Cummings, Mrs. Ruth Warren, Mrs. Valerie Colbert, Mrs. Margaret Ganas, Mrs. Opal Karraker, Mrs. Marjorie Cowan, Mrs. Betty Baker of O r l a n d o , Mrs. Marguerite Graham and Mrs. Gertrude Gilbert. The tables In a U-shaped setting were beautifully dec­ orated with gold banquet cloths and lighted by candel­ abra holding tall green tapers, carrying out the gold and green colors of the organiza­ tion. The centerpiece at the president's table consisted of a myriad of purple and whlto orchids in a decorated silver compote. Programs bearing the club emblem "N ik e " were at each sealing. Following the dinner cur­ rent officers were installed by Mrs. Helenmarle White, as­ sisted by Miss Walts, in a colorful ceremony—each offi­ cer being presented with a crystal bud vase bearing a flower In the color symbolic of her station. Gifts were presented to Uie installing officer and the re­ tiring president and an inspir­ ing talk given by Bob White to the assembly. New officers are: President, Mrs. Arolyn True; first vice president, Mrs. Jessie Brls­ son; second vice president, Mrs. Marjorie Cowan; record­ ing secretary, Mrs. Valerio Elizabeth Three Graduating Seniors Honored I ONSilll liS I (IK KICK NEW Y O R K (U P D —“ Glamourpussca aren't my main ry Thornton and Lori James. “ The most consistent pur­ customers; most o f m y sales chasers," Barrie said, “ are are to fashion-conscious work­ airline stewardesses." Most women, by the way, ing girls and housewives, who can buy on terms if they purchase a wig that Is nearly the shade o f their own hair. like." “ We encourage this," Bar­ Milton Barrie, who said rie said. “ The shock la too that, la a king of wlgdom. He sella the wigs, curly and much fo r them and their straight, at discount In what friends i f they pick some rad­ he termed “ the largest wig ically different color. They store anywhere." He sella can’t cope with U ." more than 3,ooo a year at Ida Wig City. Barrie Is grateful that fe­ males have gotten out o f the hush-hush stage about wigs. It'a good for business. "F o rm e rly ," he said, "a woman wouldn't want to tell her neighbor ahe was wearing a wig. It waa like falsioa. Now wigs are a status staple. They'ra an integral part of milady's wardrobe.” Barrie's most expensive wig la ticketed at |300. The wig center also rents— at 919 a day or |2S for a week­ end. Most women who rent a wig eventually buy one. Perukes In stock come in 60 basic shades with another 60 variations in shades. There are IS shades o f red alone. The moat popular: d a r k brown. With proper care, a wig ought to last a month without a beauty treatment, according to the expert. “ It saves money on beauty shop bills," bo said. Among his customers Bar­ rie listed fan dancer Sally Rand, musical comedy star Dlahaua Carroll, singers Ter- Usually it takes several hours to prepare a wig for a customer. Part o f this tim e la taken up persuading a woman not to order an orange-colored wig and to choose Instead one that la more nearly her own shade. Then there la careful fitting and styling, followed by consultations. In this regard, Barrie wish­ es wig sellers could be li­ censed so aa to eliminate what he termed “ shoddy products and services offered by some fly-by-night wig operators." “ Some of the reports of ahoddy w igs," he said, “ are hair-raising." Mrs. Charles II. Cole o f Geneva, speaking to the Chulu­ ota His and Her Garden Club, at its May 4 meeting, urged the members to use the botan­ ical name o f plants and trees rather than the common name to avoid misunderstanding. The same common name, in different localities, is applied frequently to shrubs which have no resemblance to each other. Botanical names, on the other hand, are used for the same plants everywhere. Meeting at the home of Mr. and -Mrs. Charles E. McCune, garden club members were told to use more of the beauti­ ful flowering tree* which grow here, but because many of them are deciduous, place them among evergreens so that the bare branches will not be noticeable when the leavos drop. “ Although there are many excellent insecticides on the market, it is well to rem em ­ ber some o f the practices used by our grandmothers. When there Is only one or two small camellias washing the leaves with a soapy solution of octa­ gon soap and pouring the re­ mainder around the plant will control whitcfllcs and many insects. But remember, use soap, not a chemical deter­ gent," she said. "M ulch yoizr plants gen­ erously," she advised. "Oak leaves not only serve to pre­ serve moisture, keep roots cool on hot summer days and discourage weeds, but supply nutrients. " A garden club Is a place to learn a b o u t horticulture, where end how to plant the various trees and shrubs, which once are cold resistant, when to fertilize end when and how to use Insecticides," she said, " i t Is a group o f peo­ ples who help each other by sharing their knowledge and their plants. Work with the other members o f your gar­ den club, accept office, accept committee chairman­ ships. Don't be dead wood," Mrs. Cole said. The next meeting o f the His and Her Garden Club w ill be held at the borne o f Mr. end Mrs. Roscoc C. Morrison on Monday, June 1, at 7:30 p.m. The m e s s y Job of cleaning the pipe and stem is best done in private.- Mrs. Mary Aucoln. Edic K ryglcr was chairman o f the brcakfait anil serving on her committee were Sara Warren Eastcrby, Mrs. LaTour, Mrs. Helen Kccran, Mrs. Sylvia Huhn and Mrs. Frank Donahoc. A t a recent meeting o f the club members Mrs. Gleeson announced tho standing com­ mittee chairmen: Altar, Mra. Durand; membership, Mrs. Donahoe; ways and means, Mrs. Dot Raines; library, Mrs. Rose Hurt; courtesy, Mrs. John Corso; publicity, Mrs. Betty C'Jonnor; spirit­ ual development, Mrs. Hurt; stamps, Mrs. Ted Michaels; parliamentarian, Mrs. George Uogcajts; program, Mrs. Winky L e F lIi; hostess, M n , Elolsc Hickson, end Catholic charities, Mrs. Marian Farclla. Mrs. Maria Rotas will be the typist, Mrs. Paul Brefka, pianist, end Sere Esterby will sew the birthday apron. Plana fo r a bake sale May 31 were discussed and Mrs. Raines will make the final ar­ rangements. Members voted to make dues payable at the June meeting rather than October. All members are asked to re­ member this. Mrs. Durand signed volun­ teers for the alter committee for the summer months and Mrs. Corso signed volunteers to provide cakes for the USO during the summer. The meeting was closed with a hymn and after ad­ journment, refreshments were served and a social hour en­ joyed. ernoon tea honoring ' three graduates o f the '64 class o f Seminole High School. The three bonoece* w ere the Misses Gall Coleman, Ceni Wheatland a n d Brenda Brown. The entire perty area wae a profusion o f lovely floral a r­ rangements, with brilliant red and white assorted flowers. Centering the buffet was a beautiful arrangement o f red and white glads, flanked on cither side by silver candel­ abra bearing white tapers in­ terspersed with white daisies. The serving table was over­ land with a white damask cloth, centered with red and white gardenias and roses tastefully arranged. H ie de­ lectable fruit punch was serv­ ed from a crystal bowl, and the tempting dolicasies were served from sterling trays. An assortment o f dainty sand­ wiches, red and white cakes and candies, and mixed nuts completely filled the elabor­ ate table. Floating hostesses assisting Mrs. Stevenson were the Mmes. Bonnie Cox, L. T. Brown, P. W. Wheatland, w W. Coleman, Raymond Ball and O. K. Goff. Approximately 75 guesta called during the delightful afternoon tea hour. Personals Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Morris and son, Bob, of the M.Q. Ranch in Osteen are enjoying a motor tour of Texas, Okla­ homa and Arkansas. They are fascinated with the beautiful scenery and flowers snd are thoroughly enjoying real west* era food. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J. A l­ len have returned to their home at l i t Holly Avenue after visiting points o f inter­ est in Northeast Florida. The Allens observed their golden wedding anniversary while they w ere away. When shopping fo r furni­ ture, home economiste sug­ gest you keep in mind the size o f Ihe room where it's to bo uied. A bulky chair or sofa displayed in a large floor space in the store w ill look smaller and lighter in weight than it w ill in your living room. Here Is A Beautiful G ift F or Graduate Or June Bride — H ALF S U P By Beverly Vogue “ Whipped Cream’’ Fabric Pink Or W hite Color Smell — Med. — Largo Ginderville VFD Will Meet With Mrs. Steinmeyer The ladies Auxiliary o f the Ginderville Fire Department will meet tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the home o f Mra. Leon Steinmeyer on the Old Orlan­ do Highway. A ll members are urged to be present. dCaw&A Fashions 2526 P A R K DR. S M IT H EN D O R SE S GEN. J. C. H U T C H IS O N A . C. Smith, Jr. atatea: " I want to thank each and every voter for hia vote and aupport In the F O U N T A IN FEA T U R E! May Sth Prim ary election. ( A L L T H IS W E E K ) SO U P B O W L S U N D A E H a lf Pint O f Delicious Scaliest Vanilla lee Cream Served In A Bowl W ith A t thla point I am confronted with one part o f my platform : an open mind. A fte r careful connideration, I H A V E ENDORSED G E N E R ­ AL J. C. H UTCH ISO N FOR A SECOND TERM A S OUR COMMISSIONER, D ISTRIC T ONE. Chocolate Syrup Variety To Select K IN G 'S Over Bousalllat'a Drag Match Your Budget. __ Special — 910 Cold Wave Complete Permanent Flemings G ifla • Cards - Hooka S10 E. First Bt. ” :i . : And Whipped Topping B E A U T Y S A LO N From Priced To 9 5 .OO SANFORD F LO W E R SHOP Oar. B. 1st ft Saafsrd Are. m - ii 33 m in i Haircut Shampoo A Set 91.00 91.90 N e Appointment Nee. Open Bvee By A ppL Ph. I ll- N i l 19 T O U C H T O N ’S R E X A L L D R U G “THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" COR. 1st ft M A G N O L IA PH O N E 322-2482 D O W N TO W N S A N F O R D I want to ask you good people fo r your vote and sup­ port fo r G eneral J. C. Hutchison fo r County Commis­ sioner, D istrict One, in the M ay 26th P rim ary 1964. A gain , many, many thanks. A . C. Smith, Jr. M . Pol. Ad.. �W t V n ld r i d e r a il (D u a h Mon. M ay 11, *64— Pn&e 9 CU bby • By Abigail Van Buren Television d tiq h liq h iA M O ND AY P. M. D E A R A B B Y : I under­ stand that the bride has the aay when It comes to the wedding, but what Is the proper procedure when the groom's father Is a minister ( o f the same faith) but lives in a distant town? I f the bride asks her future father-in-law to perform the ceremony, what about her local minister? I f she asks her own minister to officiate, what about the groom's father ? Weddings can l>e difficult. Thank goodness I am the mother o f only— ONE D A U G H TE R D EAR O N E : Let the bride have her say. A min­ ister who would resent it Is a poor minister. • • • • D E AR A B B Y : M y hus­ band and ! haven't been getting along too well fo r quite some time. When he goes to work, he calls me all day to make sure I ’m home. He's so jealous It's sickening. I get one hour a week fo r shopping. (A t night.) He says there's too much cheating going on In the world and he doesn't want it to happen to us. Abby, I ’ve been so bored and lonely for so long that when this young man spoke to m« (on my hour out) 1 couldn't help myself. He's been coming to my house while my husband works, and I ’ve never been hap­ pier. This other man Is not married and he loves kids. (I have one.) Ils wants to marry me. | am under 26 and have my whole life ahead o f me. I can't get a personal reply as my hus­ band picks up the mail, so answer this in the paper. I can always deny it's me. What should I do? W AN TS A CHANGE D EAR W ANTS: Stick with the men you're mar­ ried to. He has his faults, but at least you know what they are. The new Romeo may provide a new thrill, $aa>by ( 'On When a number o f eligible o f by a society r#port*r what quailties they were looking for in • w ife, one replied that with kirn looks would count at least 7S per ce n t girls president o f M ills k Jonas of S L Petersburg, have been named members e f the Flor­ ida Council o f 100. Legal Notice IV TWO COURT II r TME COL'MTY 41'IWK, IKW S01.lt c o v B T r , #t a t r o r r i - o a 111A. ■a r a o a A T B la ss tha Batata aft UAVba h . a cu sm iT . Dtoeaeod r im h o t ic b Notice Is barebr «)»• ■ that the aaderelsnsd will, on the lis t 4ay of Mar. A.D. 12*4. prsseat to Ihe Honorable Counts Jude* of Hair loot# County, Florida, tbslr final return, account and vouchors, as Bascutors of ths Estate of MAUDS II. SCHMIDT, dresss•d. and at eald time. thtn and tharo, make application to tbs said Judas for a final soulsaisnt of their administration of aald Mists, and for an or­ der discharging them as such Executors. • Dated this ths llth dsy of A p ril A. D. 1M». HKHSt'HKL VERNON MUCKNCR WU.I.IAM JAMES WATT As Esacutora of the Eslste Of MAUDS K. 4CHMIDT. DlCMIlwSTENSTnOM. DAVIS * M cI n t o s h Attorneys for Bascutors Poet Office Boa I I I * Banford. Florida SITU Publish: April SI ST, Mar 4. 11. !M « C D T -II .fib For Abby'e booklet, To Have A Lovely in g," send 60 cents to Box 3365, Beverly Calif. V0212. "H o w Wedd­ Abby, Hills, (0 ) C h a n n e l s w a w a ra a IS* Nawtllna 1:10 I i ) Marie Moantnls la bpurts I:* <J> Waaihtr I :lt (0) IVaathar 4:1a <0* Walter Cronktto tl> Muntlor-Rrlnklor T : 0 0 (0) Mart llun W ill Traral (ft D istil C ) gone Gray Theater 1:10 II* Monilay Mia At Tha Movloi (I* To Tall Tha Truth III Outor I.ImKi 1:00 if* fr a Out A Secret 1:10 ( 0* Wagon Train (0) T h a Lucy Sliow day N igh t later goea a fter the diamond suit. Before starting, he should note that he will take five trick* in the suit if It breaks 3-2 or if the diamond Jack drop* singleton. He must guard against a holding o f four to tha jack. I f West holds four to tha Jack, ha can do nothing about IL I f East holds four to tha jack, here is a •a fety play. South playa tha act or king o f diamonds to start, then leads a second diamond to dummy’s queen. W est shows out and South hns located the Jack In tha East hand. Now ha leads tha last diamond from dummy and has a prov­ en finesse fo r the rest o f the diumond tricks. beauty notice with at fuJBBWOffi CAFETERIAS ^ Deficit Legal Notice and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door Gnlfara from 3 to 16 will compete in the 18th National Pea W#a Golf Champlonshipa in Orlando, Juno 28 24. The Peo Woo It oponserod by the Orlando C. o f C. and Minute Maid. TV RENTAL • Bale* • Bcrvlre Seminole T V TA 2-412$ for Only Zenith Color T V Bales 26$$ Banford A te. DUO MOTEL 1722 t. Pfilt WEEK BEACH MOT E L ATLANTIC AVf. "LET'S TALK DRY CLEANING" W OODROW CASH Lightweight summer si clothes have [ proved a boon to man . . . especially who has to wear i to _a working man mi a suit all or part o f a hot day. 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That will still let him count a girl's looks as 25 per cent . . , . and If and when her beauty fades, he won’t be nearly as big a loser as i f ha had married a girl who didn't hava much mora to recommend her ee a w ifa than physical beauty. Such popular eummerwelgbt fabrics as alike and silk combinations are especially vulnerable to perspira­ tion. You may not see the deterioration o f the febrie caused by perspiration, but it w ill show up as soon aa the garm ent ia cleaned. This is a cast where what you don’t aee C A N hurt you. T H IN R ED L IN E " th* By Oswald Jacoby (a a lively sense o f humor. • frashar, brighter-dyed, and Birthdajs don’t mako a wom­ an less companionable. • more appealing. Intelligence doesn't withrr. So the man who ratal beau­ • Charm has no connection ty a i 76 per cent In import­ with age. ance in choosing a w ife, will Bo, unioee a young man oxlooner or whosa Unless the young man plana disillusioned eyes that the to tr*4 t la a w ife on a new prettiest girl in the world la model every few years he Is no longer the prettiest— that she can't compete in beauty putting way too much amphawith tha prettiest o f a young­ ala ea beauty. er crop. N e matter how beautiful a BU T— while beauty Is bound g ir l la whan a young man to lessen and fads with time, marries her, in five years thsre are qualities In a wom­ there w ill be a younger crop en which do not wane. • A go doesn’t sour a disposition. • The Charles H. Kellstadt, chair­ good man e f General Davolopmsnt years don't harden a kind heart. • Tima doesn't a ffect Corp., and William H- Mills, T ' Get It o ff your chest. For a personal, unpublished re­ ply, w rite to A B B Y , Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. U0212. Enclose a stamped self-addressed envelope. • • • • 7:309:80 P.M. NBC. Mon­ I her at odds with hit ruthless :n a m o W B* RuthMiiien Jhn asked D E A R A B B Y : Last year 1 paid $45 fo r a pair o f skis. They were hardly us­ ed, and as good as new. A very good friend o f mine offered to buy them from inr, so because o f our friendship, I sold them to her fo r $12. Then she turn­ ed around and sold them to someone else for $25 and went bragging all around town about the profit she made on the deal. It's not the money, It's the principle o f the thing. I would like your opinion o f this person. M AD D E A R M AD . Your friend was stupid fo r "b ra ggin g" about the profit she made. But unless she bought the skis from you with the un­ derstanding tliut she was not to sell them, they were hers to do whatever she wanted with them. • • • • Onfijudqa "Modern Point Count Con­ NORTH II tract B ridge" Is the title o f a A J M « new book by Em ie Rovere of 7 ♦ Q8S San Francisco. It la really a ♦ 1 0 *1 1 monumental a f f o r t and a WEST BAST mighty good one too. In ita * K 10t A Q 7I 1 760 pages, E m it haa covsred V is its W Q 10 8 both bidding and play from ♦ ? t J H I ♦ KJ$t + QT soup to nuts or from beglnnsr SOOTH (D ) to expert. (N o wiaecracka will A AS be laughed at.) VANS I don't agree with every ♦ A K 1004 word o f the book. N o two ex­ A ASS perts ever agree completely, Both vulnerable Pent* West North Rest but 1 have read them all with 2 N.T. P iss 3 N.T. rasa interest and pleasure. Pass Here is a hand that Illus­ rase Opening lead— V t trate* two points In declar­ er's play. The Jack o f hearts hopes that it will hold the first Is played from dummy at trick triek. I t doesn’t because East one. It won’t do South any covers it with the queen. good to sava tha jack. He South wins that trick and bachelors were but that will wear o ff, too, eventually. The only thing you can be sure o f Insofar as the new flame Is concern­ ed Is that he spends his a f­ ternoons with married wom­ en while their husbands work. Is T H A T the kind o f husband you want? Think it over. • • e • D A Y S T IL L THE 9:30-10 P.M. NBC. H olly­ but he does a lively interpre­ Movies. 'young accomplice (Clu Guln- wood and th* S tan . “ Sirens, tation o f "L y d ia ." There'* a "W h ite Feather" (C olor) ' g er). Fleeing pursuers after Symbol* and Glamour G irl*" fin# rendition o f "Y ester­ Part I. (Rerun) It's easy days" by Bob McGrath and (Rerun) Th* Indians nlmost a heist, th* pair pick up enough to exploit aged film dancers Mary Lon Ryhai and get a break in this 20th Cen­ young Barnaby W est (M ich­ clips and this show offers Deirdr* Damon ting and dance N O W thru W ED . tury-Fox 1055 release starring ael Burns) while making their many possible road* to hum­ to "S isters" a t Victor G rif­ A T 1:00 • 3:1$ - 1:2$ gvtawny. Th* older thief de­ or— all o f which are ignored, fin and Jack Brown do "B ro ­ Robert Wagner, IK'bra Paget, 7:30 • I:2S Jeffrey Hunter, John Lund, velops an nffcction for that ns It a glimpse o f film ce­ thers." lad, but the younger one is lebrities. Joseph Gotten nar­ Hugh O'Brian and Eduard Frans. W agner portrays a bent on killing him at need­ rates the story o f Holly­ young government engineer less weight on their flight. wood's stars from M ary PickTheda Bara, Gloria who trie* to perauads ths There it only a modicum of ford, Cheyennes to sign n peace |suspense, but you'll like the Swnnson, Clara Bow and Jean ( S I lia n n y T h e m ** trraty which would muvi way Iicgley makes capital of Hnrlovv to the present in a 0:10 <0* Andy Griffith Show thoroughly dispassionate man­ their reservation f u r t h e r hit role. (1) Hollywood and IhO 9:30-10 P.M. CBS. The An- ner. Stars south. Th* chief's daughter, 11:00 (I* lirsaklnc rolnt 10 11 P.M. NBC. Sing Along played by Miss Paget, likes dy G riffith Show. Occasional­ (it East aids— W ait nny idea. But the chief's sons, ly amusing, despite a labored with Mitch. (C olor) (R en in ) Bids (S* Slmc Along With Hunter and O’ Brian, are op­ plot where kids are always 1It's theatrical trunk night, A'.l'r'M TaM ntTt Mitch posed. Franx is the chief and as right ns tho adults are not. meaning an excuse for doing 11:00 C ) Nswseopt Plus "T h * Reatlra Good-natured sheriff Andy <0* Naws a lot o f charming and amus­ Lund in th* Arm y Colonel ( I ) Nswsllno (A ndy G riffith ) agrees to ing period material. Keith Com* T o T owb" who dreams up the move. 11:11 ii* 8ports Final (0) Theater of tha Its rt 8:30-10 P.M. ABC. Wagon take son Ople (Ronny How­ Rootli is no Groucho Marx, 11:10 C* TonltS Shaw Train. "Th# Sam Spicer ard) and three o f his pal* on l»| Movie Story." (C olor) (Uerun) A n ramping trip. Andy’* mis­ 11:00 i » ) Tha l.att Show slow and unoriginal plot made take it In taking deputy Bar­ * •'WLaVV• feu TU E SD A Y A . M . notable by the acting e f Ed ney anil Gomcr Pyle along to 0:00 (SI eien On Begley as an aged hank rob- help. Naturally, since Barney 0:11 <S| Munahln* Almanao (Don K nott*) hat Imparted «::■> (01 Farm Itepnrt expert knowledge of 0:1» ( ! ) World Civilisation Chambers of the U. S. his 0:10 (01 Collext sf ths Air camping to the kids, ho ami House ami Senate may not be « l. (1) Today ( I ) Wake (Ip Mavlao used for purposes other than Gom tr (Jim Nabors) get lost In the woods. t i l l ( I i Farm Marks) a s ­ legiilative. sort ( I ) dials Nows aid W e a th e r Com* din* with us. tnjey crisp, appealing ealada... t .10 (ft Today Ve——te PW.e (m.ofUrv, tasty pits, cskat and crasmt.. .Under, deDdout pnma •SI fre-Sehool riennlne IN Till*. iTItL'l IT util UT III' meats sod gardervlrssh vegetables, . . served In truly V: 40 (0) Countdown Nears -rue: no, j i i i i t i t i , c h u t i t 1:01 (0) Mickey's Uoepel pleasant turioundlnft. And ramambar, Thursday night in a n d r a n i k h i d o i k Tlsse ft* "family night" with trs* dstssrts 'for *11...and Cease ektw c o r NTT. ft.O NI DA 1:00 (1) Mtrker , Saturday night It "steak eight" when yew get a Mg IN CHANCERY NO. I SMI 0:00 (Ol Csptala Caesarea I2AHT RIVEIl SAVINGS DANK, V«ib T Oon# steak eooksd to your ordsr (or only 1:11 •I) Weatker S*4 News n New York corporation. .on* doUor. 1:10 ( I ) Tossy Plaintiff. (0* Carlearllla ■01 Lamps of Loarnlne ve. I flatten*.' I I A SI - 1 J IF . M. Oseaar; 4 JO - 4.G0 P. IL i i o u r n o c n n i N and m i l 0:00 C* Divorce Court U R L!) OEnniN, hie wife i l l Exercise Trade Wind* Cafeterias alas located la Defendants. 0:10 (<) Romper Room NOTICE TO HRS' K i l l tilt Orlando, Lesshurg, Cocoa, Melbourne A F t Pierre. (11 Gale Htnrm tut h i : it o r r t in .tr a t io n 10:00 (ft hey Wkss Smoking • I IT I'lltt fo it iit T .o a l HE (I t Hpanteli l.eeeone W o P r o v i r i © T ( i o F i n n s ! C . i t e i iny. S f M v i i c I n C o n t i , i l F i - i n d . i Open 1:30 Area (SI Mike W aller* News TUi IIOMUH UEIlltIN Cliatum 11.10 (5* Wurd for Word Alabama f t ) I L ots t.aey TOU. HOMER OERRtN. are (S) Pries is tlleht herel.y nutlfleil that a Com­ 11:00 ( ! ) Jeopardy plaint for fnreeloeurs o f Mart( I ) (let The Maaaago sane haa been filed senlnet 11:00 i f ) Ths Medeya * uu. and you are required to 11:10 (Si Ml.sine Links •erv* a copy of your Anawrr ( I ) Pets A Gladys or plradlnne to Hi* Complaint on ths Plaintiff-* attorney. T U E 8 D A Y P. M. Joseph M. Kits*ertld, SIS Ma­ turity Trust Bulldlnr. Miami 11:10 ( I ) Late af Lira >2. Florida, and fll* Hi# origin­ (S) haven Keys al Answer or rivalling In th* (1) 0'iret Impression office Of ths Clerk of th* Clr(01 father Knows Heel 1:10 rult Court on or before the I I ) deareh Oar Teas ar­ IMh dsy o f May A.I*., 1**4. If row you fall to do so, Judgmont by ( t ) Truth or Const* default will ha taken asalnsl you for tha relief demanded In duenree the Complaint. 11:01 ( I ) O ullinf Liehl Th* description of th# real 1:00 (0) Girt Talk property proceeded airatnet la: ISI I'ei-rinher Ilrlde Lot t. NT. JOHNS V IL L ­ (1) News AGE Nocond Revision, sc1:11 IS) Special— t.L forllm r to plot thsreof a* m o ( I ) At Ths World Taras recorded In Flat Book IS. (* ) Mtd-fla. Nans paces II and ft. Public « S> Science Record* of BsmlaoU Coun­ 11os (0) 1.if film* ty. Florid*: 1:00 t il reeeword TOGETHER W ITH th* fellaw ­ (1) Ana Southern ing" personal property: '• 1:10 (ft Art Llnkletter 1'reway Hpare Heater, Mo­ IS) Day In Court del No. ts tis ( I ) The Doctors This notice shall b* publish­ 1:00 ( I ) To Tell The Truth ed once each w*ek for four (1) Loretta Touag rotiarriitlve weeks In th* Han­ ( I ) General «n»ptlet 1:10 ( « ) The ll.lce of Night ford ll< raid. HOKE AND on flE R K D at ( I ) Queer Ter A D*r Hanford. Nenilnnle County, (5) Tnu Don't Sey 1 Torl'ln this 12th day of April 1:11 ( I ) Doualae rdwards A.D.. 1M4. Ntws (SEAL) 0100 ( < ) S e c r e t S t a r s Arthur 8. Itoekwlth. Jr. IS) Trallmaeter Clerk. Circuit Court (t> The Matrh Ooaes lly: Martha T. Vlhlen 4:10 ( I ) Uncle Walt Deputy Clerk (1) Hume A Allen Joseph II. FTISKerald 1:10 ( I ) Maverick SJtt Security Trust llulldlng ( I I Cartoon* Miami If, Florida (1) lleat of Oroueho fltanklln I-ISIS 1:10 (1) Nswerops April IT, IT, ( l ) Loses It Ts leaver Puhlleh: Mar I, 11. IMS CPT St fits D E A R A D B Y : Summer it Juit around the com er and with it w ill come a problem that 1 hare battled for the last four aumniere. My hueband fancies himself an ex­ pert barbecue cook. He think he knows all there is to know about barbecuinf and the results are disas­ trous! He never asks any­ one how they like their steaks or hamburgers done, but proceeds to bum every­ thing until It’s dry and tough because that's the way 1IE likes his. He gets so mean and stubborn when he puts that apron on that nobody can telt him any­ thing. I love the delicious tnste o f outdoor bsrbecued meats that cannot be dupli­ cated in the kitchen. Any helpful ideas to solve my problem would be appreciat­ ed. RAGGED EDGE D E A R RAGGED. Sorry, but you are figh tin g a los­ in g battle. There Is nothing as Impossible as a man who thinks he can barbecue. P ra y fo r a short and rainy summer. And forget the "delicious taste o f outdoor barbecued meats." It ’s not worth it. • • • # « T V Time Previews Name C ity. — Address________________________ .H I a te . ! § I J �,v Pape 10 — May 11. 1064 SIDE G LAN C E S By Galbraith Legal Notice Notice to contractora to bid on reaurfaelng Hlblpcua Hoad In Caeatlberry — Information may bo obtained In tha Office of the Mayor, Caaaalberry, Florida. (lira.) Mary TV. Hawthorne, Town Clark Publlah: April 27, May «. 11. 1S4I CDT-II VL '/ • in t i i i : c i r c i i t c o f r t o r THE NINTH J IU IU A I. flM f l IT, IN ANU KOH NHMI.N. Ol.i: COUNTY, FLoniO A IN tTIANCKHV NO. IJWa i'llY Li.IS JUYCB RILEV. Plaintiff 1 IF vrO U P R O M IS E N O T TO P L A Y , T H E T V TO O LOUD! B E R E A S O N A B L E .* P R I S C I L L A ! W E D O N 'T H AVE ROOM FOR 6. - I * H O R S E ! A rf £ ^ 7 < boUORN m lO O P it. OUT O UR / w *< * 5 W AY »IH I. HI W 1« In 11^ )» W Fl< U - *» *4 ^ u m iM f ‘ Look natural— Just Ilka nobody avar caught a fish baforaP C A R N IV A L C>ACj'AOCO, ) . T H A T W A S \ cj f ; T ? 8 A MEAN ) ZL r TH ING /l L ^ J ° poJ By Dick Turner su 1 f if e OH, I MAKE EXCEPTIONS/ J.KWum] ~ M B W tB N U M A O e -N O T BOHN j — OUR ANCESTORS e doer once r wien He'D HEJ3e,W lN7H0O P— G iv e iH e s e &-rt G f& L C N & M W U y frB A B E , HAM0UBC5©F32> I You know, ho makaa soma vary axpanstva things wttt it • • • sawdust, for Insurreal"" 6PO\L£OTO CHIPS. T IZ Z Y r s~n •Ht’s Kara on tha 01 Bill— Ha ]uat got hit diichargi from tha Hundrad Yaara' W arl" h SHORT RIBS - " 1 -------- T 1 h - l _____ 1_______________ L _ A T r a % u .IIOT TOR ME.' OOOlA,\l PREFER 1MIO 13 ) THE MOSUL racm w e e k s a l l e y PLANE! L r o o r aw poool A HAVE BEEN IKI ANOENtT «»V 7 £ AGE] OKI LCt...NOT AS MORTALS, BUT RATHER ON THE OLYMPIAN PLANE, MUCH TO THE SATISFACTION OP OUR HERO, WHO PINOS GREAT COMFORT IN HIS SELF-ELECTED >,W# f»*» BOOLIKE STATUS... * j & M i V 3 Z , f *■» KNOCK-KN^D MEN ) AFRAID NOT! lUtS. HALLl IUOT1CBO SKOJLONl WEAR. ARMOR? >. 55 <i HBSaSMSDASir HICS TO HANS YOU jittsrti wnv i* hs o r t t s m i 40WBAOAWJ CAPrAIIJ u V SASVl HSS W IN D TSRXPOO OP SOSSTSHO^aUT -f * V -YOU CAN'T YOU PONT KNOW TtCRE ARE PROVE YOU ATORE RULES M THE CAVE— OPENED A BOX OF RIFLES-- KXI a . YCU RE GOES5P4G— DON'T HAVE THEM- ^ /Yr—, — ------------•— / ___________ J - - ^ • S v f e f e J L / ^ P r W HAI A R E , WONTM i WHAT.SIHCSWSAVEDATOTFROM WWWNtHBm TKSPARKI THSPAPSRRANTHE, STORYi MTSMSWin FRIPAV.AUPSBNTlOUSOi that nb WORXSO hsrsi * 7 HSHASWT ' STAVIPOvstb j j n UMNT lUHIft «fo>V9UARTUSMU V 'l | HWHULW Ix m iN IN THE C H U T IT I'O IR T IN AND r o l l SEMINOLE COINTV, FLORIDA NO. I3SSM WOON81X7KET INSTITUTION FOR HAVINGS, a Kbodo Island MVlnga bank, Plaintiff, vs. W ALTER JOHN BLATZ at at. Defendants. NOTICE OF SCIT THE STATE OF FLORIDA To: Walter John Ulata. A I M Naval Air Technical Train. Ing Center Millington, Tennee.ee Tou are hereby notified that •ull haa been filed agalnet you and Eleanor J. Mat,, your wife. In the abnva entitled cause, and that you arc re­ quired to file your sn,w-er with the Clerk of this Court and to serve a copy thereof upon the plaintiff or plaintiff's attnr* nays, who,# name and address la Jennings. Watta, Clarks and Hamilton, I I I Harnett National Rank Uutldlng, Jacksonville t, Florida, not later than May IE lif t . If you fall to do so a do. eras pro confeaao will bo on. terrd agalnat >ou for tha ro­ ller demanded In tha coinplaint. This atilt la to furechme a mnrUagr. The real property proceeded agalnat I,: 1-ot 10. Mock P, SUNLAND ESTATES, a subdivision, according to a plat there­ of, recorded In Plat Rook 11, pagea 14 to 22 of the l ’ ubllu Record, of Hemlnolt County. Florida. WITNESS my hand and th# aeal o f .aid Cnurt at Sanford. Florida, this llth day of April, 1044. (COURT HEAL) Arthur II. Reckwlth, Jr. Clerk of the Clrrult Court Rr Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Jennings, Watts, Clarks an4 Hamilton Harnett National Rank Bldg. Jacksonville 2, Florida Publlah: April 20. 27, May 4. II, 1014 CDT-5T________________________ IN THE CIRCITT COVET OF THE NINTH JI DICIAL CIRC U T , IN AND FOR SEMIN­ OLE COUNTY. FLORIDA IN CHANCERY NO. 11044 CIIAItl.KH RALES COUP. OF ORLANDO, a Florida corpora­ tion. Plaintiff, 1r3%& ***** k 4 SOMETHINGS. AWFUL S LET9 WRONG / BACK SOME- ( UP AND WHERE/ \ START OVER I By K ate Osann W ILLIAM CLINTON HILET. Dalandanl NOTICE TO APPEAR TO: WILLIAM C. HILET 7 .ll»ll» Oleraeaa Ilia c o Maritime Overeea* Corp. t i l Fifth Avenue New Tork. N. T. Tou are hereby notified that Complaint for Divorce hae been riled attain,t you and )ou are required to aerve a copy of your ananer or pleadlne to the Complaint on the Plain­ t i f f , attorney. FELDER AND IJETTINUHAL'8, 1I» S o u t b Know-lea Avenue, Winter Park, Florida, and rilx the original Answer or pK -ling In tha o f­ fice of the Clrru Court on or before tha llth u.y of May, IS4I. If you fall to do to u De­ cree Pro Confeaao will v. ' en­ tered agalnat you for tha relief demanded In the Complaint. Wltnei, my band and aeal of •aid Court at Kanford. Hemlnole County, Florida, thlo llth day of April, 1X1. (SEAL) Arthur If. Beckwtth. Jr. Clark of the Circuit Court I I ) : Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk FELDEIl AND UKTTINOIIAUt Attorneys for tha Plaintiff 110 South Knowlaa Avenue Winter Park. Florida Publlah: April 30, 27, May 4, 11, ]»<« CDT-1I________________________ I A M M R ? POND O F YOU, D ia n a , i m t r t in 6 t d h e i> 5WCB1 VICTOR B. YINEH. INC., 4 Florida corporation: VICTOR IL VINER and POLLY ANN VINEIt. hie wife: and FIX)I'D J. COLLINS and BETTY R. COLLINS, his wife, LEONARD CASSELUERRY a n d MAROAHKT JANE CA8RELBER. RT. hit wife. DAVID R. CHIL­ DRESS a n d a. HORALIM CHILDRESS, hta wife. Individ­ uals. trading and doing buallire, as 8CN8KT ENTERPRIS­ ES. a partner.hip; HOMO F E D E R A L HAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ORANOB COUNTY, a United Hlatea corporation; and FLOYD J. COLLINS and RETTT R. b lK K W m COLI.INH. hla wife, jointly ant Individually, Why don’t you gat s ehaapar cut as long as fathoi Dotontoato N o n e * o f a v it plans to barbocuo It?" TO: FlXiYD J. COLLINS ant BETTY R. COLLINS, hi. wllo Answer to Pm t o i Punts 1*41 Seminary Host Great Generals Silver Spring, Maryland Tou and earli of you art hereby notified that a Com­ acsoss • Twice plaint to Forerloae Claims of 1N*»r cooqseror 7 Sln(lQS voice Men on the following deecrlbat R^nv, S Loosening ed property, to-wlt: (comb, form) SGenihis----Isite I. I. 8. 4, I and t, S Spectator IcolL) 11 Am loud; Ulock B. Sunset Manor, re­ 14 Mythical Creek 10Cavity corded In Plat Hook I, 11 Eirlamatios ptlncMs Page 14, Public Records of e( Borrow • 15 Pue tl Seminole County, Florida; It Clair profit 16 Bleat also described as 214, 111, i t Booty 17 Extractad 241. 271. Jlf, III, 111. I l f , SI Proooua lSGrvuitel Oolden Days Drive, Cassel­ U Metal JODruok.rd berry. Florida. •d ie ba HI 34TQP.W to- StYnideaaf SSBlbis aacltoa has been filed against yea. and Celebae t * i eralitlee lab.) you are required Is serve a SOKevotvo B Domestic Alias SS Puebla ladies 17 Mim llorae 27 Swan (sous 41 Conqueror of 62 Romas theater ropy of your Answer or Plead­ call la 2SVocal Caul ing to tha Complaint on tha 53 Sauer MUtwk lattac 50 Number 45 Refioa (poet.) 54 Eaaantial brie, Plan tlffe attorney, aerald A. JS ()>)C» n 31 drafted (bar ) 4d Ceraettaa S7Manarement Thorn, of Edwards to McCor­ allotrope 47 Reverberation SJ Falia rod S3 Sots aseaal (tbJ mick, 1*11 East Robinses At Drof from street Orlando, Florida, and gourd family file the original Answer or SS Near conqueror Pleading In the Office af tha at Europe Clerk of the Circuit Court oa SS Rata or before the llth day o f May, St Victor t t l i l t . If you fall te do ao, judg­ Ptaaaay (1TST) ment by default will be taken 40 Fatales* bird agalnet you for tha relief de­ 43 Victor at manded In the Complaint Chanmlk. This Notice shall be pub­ lished once each weak for four «K S U (4) consecutive weeks In tha meatura Kanford Herald, a aew.paper 44 Early data fab ) published at lanford. Seminole 44 Ocean Miuto County, Florida. JlAtocood WITNESS my hand and tha official aeal of this Court at 54 Ei tartan Sanford. Florida, this llth day IS American or April, l i f t . •atrlcb (SEAL) 55 Small pitchers Arthur H. Beckwith, J r so Art sot icoetr ) Clerk of Circuit Court SI Sclf-exiatoat Hy Martha T. VIMan DOYEN Deputy Clerk 1Protuberance EDWARDS Ik McCORMlCK 8 Biblical city 1PII East Robinson Street ll MoniMti Orlando, Florida t Thatch matarial Attorney* for Plaintiff 4 Noatrtla Publish! April It, IT, May 4, II, • Mils su CDT-Sd �/* •' #•I i t Realize Your Need-Then Dial FA 2-5612 For Quick Action Thru The Phone 322-5612 Phone Classified From Sanford Exchan f t 322-5612 From Seminole County 425-5938 N O T LONG D ISTANCE Office 204 W. First RESPO N SIB ILITY: The Herald wm not m re> aponaible for more than eat Incorrect Insertion of your ad, and reserves the right to re rise or rejeet any advertise meat Iron what ordered to coBdera la the policies of this »*P«r. D E AD LQ V ** STRAIG H T C L A M im C D : Tuss., thru F ti. • 8 P. X . day hefora laaartiea. Mon. • S at CLASSIFIED D IS P LA Y : Tua«., thru P r t • 1 M i . day before laiertioa. Moo. • S at •ooa. Legal Notice MOTICa rOR BIDS The Board of County Com* ailulonori at flamlnot* Coun­ ty, Florida, w ill raralva bide •.t tha office of Arthur H. licckwlth, Jr., Clark In tha CourthouM at Sanford, Flor­ ida up ta 1:00 P. M„ Wcdnciday, May ST 1S««, for purohaaa and dlapatal by wracklna, ramoral, or otharwlaa. of tha following daacrlbad atruotura lying within tha rltht-of-way o f Twanty-FIfth Street ax 4andtd Waatwardl Ona (1) Sinaia Btory frama two-badroom houaa located on tha following daacrlb­ ad proparty: Begin 1S.SS Ch. Kaat of Jf. W. corner Section t, Townihlp SO South, Ranee SO Eaat, Run South St feat. Weet IIS feat, North SI feat, and Kaat l i t feat , Seminole County, Florida, (being on watt aide of Old l«ake Mary Road, directly oppoalte tha weatern termtnua of Twenty • Fifth Street, City o f Sanford, Seminole County, Florida.) Work muil be completed Within thirty (SO) days of Bata of acceptance of beat bid. tnapaotlon can be mada by appointment wttb tha Coun­ ty Enslneer, and apeolfleatlona are available at tha otfloe of tha County Engineer In tha Courthouae at Sanford, Flor­ ida. Bide to be accompanied by bid dtpoill of 1100 or 10% of bid offer, whichever la greater, which dapoilt ahall be return­ ed to uneureeaaful bidder*. nidi to b* anclotad la a aealed envelop* plainly markad on the eutaldt. "BID FOB DISPOSAL OF HOUSE, open May SI. ISSt.'’ Blda ahall b* opened an Thuraday. May IS, ISM at 10:00 A. M. or aa aoon there­ after aa poeilbt*. at a meeting to b* held In the County Comminion Minting Room In tbn Ceurtheui* at Sanford. FloridaTha right la reeerved to waive any Irragularltla* or tachnlcalltlea In bide and to taiact any or all bide. Board of County Commteeloneri Seminole County, Florida j . F. Avery. Jr., chairman By: W. Both. Jr. County Engineer Publish May 11, 11, ISM ODU-St IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Btk JUDICIAL CSRCt'IT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTV, FLORIDA IN CSIANCRRV SIX 1«atg EAST nilOOKLT.V SAVINGS HANK, a New Tork corpora­ tion. Plaintiff, -veJOHN * . WOOD*. JR. and JUNB I- WOODS, hi* wlfei and ROBERT BOUT and 1IA. EEL, BOUT, hi* wife, Defendant*. NOTICE TO DEFEND OR ORDER OF PUBLICATION SUIT FOR FOIIKCLOH'RB TO: ROBERT BOUT and HASEL BOUT, kla w lf* Dunaleonvlll* Oeorgla TOU, ROBERT BOUT and HAZEL BOUT, ar* hereby notified that a Complaint for Foreclosure at Mortgage has baan filed (gainst you, and you ar* required to serve a copy ef your Aniwar or PlaidInga to tha Complaint on tha P la in tiff* attorney, Joeeph M. Fltagarald, I I I Sscurlty Trust Building, Miami s:. Florida, and file the original Anawtr • r Pleading In tha offle* of tha Clark at ih* Circuit Court an ar btfara tha sth day ef Jua* A. p., ISM. If r»u fall to da to. Judgment by default will be taken agalnet you for tha relief demanded In the Complaint. Tha description of tha real property proceeded agelnet la: Lot I. Bleak SI. TOWNSITE OF NORTH CIIUI.UOTA, a subdivision accord­ ing to plat thereof re­ corded la Plat Book I, P '- r e it to IS. Inelualve, •# Public Records of ile County, Florida, lice ehall be pubI' ce each week for f -rutlva weeke In The b Herald. ; t\ P ORDERED at San.’ oi . Seminole C o u n t y . Florida. Ibis 7th day of May A. D, ISM. CLASSIFIED IN D E X 1. Lost & FounB 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education • Instruction 4. TransporUtion 6. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Bait or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 18. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salona 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio ft Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31A. PeU 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles T or Sale 34-A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles - Trucks 36-A Autoa Wanted 87. Boats - Motors 88. Motorcycles - Scooters 89. Trailara - Cabanas 40. Farm Equipment Legal Notice IN COUNTV JUDGE'S COURT, bKMINOLR COUNTY, FLOR­ IDA ESTATE OF W. It. POPE, DECEASED NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO AIJ, PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: Tou end each of you ar* hereby notified and required to file any olalma and demand* which you, or either of you, may have agalnet aatd eatata In the office of Hon. Varnun C. Mlaa, County Judge of Seminole County, at hla office In the Court lloue* In Hanford, Florida, within ala calendar raonthe from tha time of the flrat publication of thlt notice. Each claim or dtmand mull b* In writing and contain tha Place of realdenc* and poat offlea addreae of tb* claimant and muat b* aworn to by the claimant, hla agent or attor­ ney, or the aamt ahall b* void. /■/ Kllaworth W. Ilaieett /a/ E. Pop* llaeaett Aa Co-Kxccutora of eald aetata Publlth: April It. IT. May 4, II, UK CDT-II Tb* Caarl Of The Caaaly Jadge. temlaal* Caaaty, Flor­ ida, la Probata, la rat Ratal* af EDWARD F. LANE, Dacaaatd. To AU Creditor* aad Parooaa llavlag Clalaia ar Dataaada Aaalaat Said Katatai Tou and each of you aro hereby notified and required to praaant any clalma and demanda which you. or either of you. may have agalnet the ea­ tata of EDWARD F. LANE, decaaead, lata of aatd County, to the County Judge of HEMINOLK County, Florida, at hla office In tha court houia of (aid County, at BANFORD, Florida, within ala calendar monthe from Ih* time of tha flret publication of «hI■ notice. Two coplea of taeh claim or demand ahall be In writing, and ehall alate tha pier* of raeldanc* and poat office addraae of tha alalmant, and ahall b* aworn te by tha claimant, hi* agent, or attorney and ac­ companied by a filing tea of on* dollar and aurh claim or demand not ea filed ehall be void. /»/ May E. Lana Aa Executrix of tha Laat Will and Teetamant of BDWARD F. LANK. daeaaead Mack N. Cleveland, Jr. Attorney at Law. P. O. Drawer X, Sanford. Florida. Attorney for Executrix Publlxh April JT. May 4. II. II. 1*44 CPT.M 2. Notices • F e m o n s la Bljf VACUUM CLE AN E R R EPAIRS P arti, Supplies, Electrolux, Kirby, Hoover, Air-Way, Rex-AIr, Filter Queen, GE, clc. Free pick up. GM VACUUM R E PAIRS 906 So. Myrtle 322-8627 VACUUM C LEANER—LOCAL R E PA IR S — SALES — A L L MAKES Phone 322-2261 8. Fducatlon - Instruction U. S. C IV IL SERVICE TESTS I Men-womsn, 11-32. Start high • i $102.00 s wstk. Properstory training until appoint ed. Thounndi of Jobi open. Experience usually unnec eeiery. F R E E information os Jobi, i t l i r i e i , require manti. W rite TO D AY giving nim e, sddren and phone Lincoln Service, Box T3, Sanford Herald. SUMMER RECREATIO N Program for children o f all age groupa. 2 Filtered swimming pools. Art* A Crafts. Qualified Instruc­ tor!. Ail day, $11 weekly. H Day, $6.50 weekly. Trans­ portation available. Happy Acres School. Ph. 322-8481. 6. For Rent Nice large 2 BR, unfurn duplex Kitchen equipped 14th Ave., Longwood, 8 ml. from N.A.S. Ph. 838-3298. W E L A S A APAR TM E N TS: Hoomi private bathe, 114 W. Flret * . Cali after 6, FURN. 2 I1R. hou»e $85 mo, 322-3750 or 322-2097. Large ’62 New Moon trailer at Seven-Oake Trailer Ct. Mre. Jones. UNFURN. 2 HR Apt. Kit. equipt. 108Vi W. 18tb. Ph. 349-3952. Furn. Apt., close In. 322-2800. Phone Houietrailcr, 3 room* adjoin ing, carporte, large storage ares. $40 mo. $22-311$. 3 OR, kitchen equipped in­ cluding dlehwaaher. Many extras. $120. 322-4106. 2 k 3 Bedroom Houses Payton Realty 322-1301 17-02 at Hiawatha STORAGE SPACE. 307 St. 322 5492 or 1374, Otfl FURN. Apt., pvt. ent. k bath $45. 120014 Magnolia after 6 p. m. 322-8909. Furn. Apt., $60 per mo. In­ clude! lights k water. 113 Magnolia Ave. 322-3641. 2 DR unfurn. 322-5183. houaa. 4rral5 Mny 11, 1964 — Page 11 12. Real Estnte For Sale 25. Plumbing Services 34. Articles For Sale For tiie biggest selection of Get professional carpet clean­ PLUM BING nearly new and used furni­ Contracting Repairs ing result*—rent Blue Luature, see NoU'a Furniture tre Elec. Shampooer. $1 per F R E E ESTIM ATES Brokerage in Casselberry R. L. H A R V E Y day. Carroll’a Furn. I T S YO UR F A U L T on 17-92. Open 8 days 9 to 6. 204 Sanford Ave. F A 2-3383 I f you mis* this fine 2 story, Like New A ir Compresaor. 8 room- 3-bedroom country 27. Special Services Sell Us Your Furniture. B ed 's Body Shop, 10th A Quick Service 44'ith the home. Near town for busi­ Sanford. ness and R IV E R for FISH­ LAWNS renovated — Aerate Cash. SU PER TRAD ING 2-9 x 12 carpetJ, 323-0600. — Remove thatch — Chinch ING. Priced right with good POST. F A 2-0677. Buy Spray (VC-13)— Forth terms and $500 down. BICYCLES: Man and wom­ lire—Ph. 322-4244. FREE E S TIM A TE an's English bicycles, good M ANSFIELD L A W N SER. Upholstering k Mattress ren­ cond. $15 ca. 322-7077. ovating. New A Used Furni­ R E PR IN TS A V A ILA B LE ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg. Living room »ulte. 24” T V . IN V E STM E N T k R E A L T Y Of plcturea that have bece Co., at 700 Celery Ave. Phone 322-3802. 104 Azalea 118 N. Park 322-9173 published In The Herald. Ijinc. f a 2-ain. Call Bill Vincent at The O N LY $6,900. Nico 4 BR. 2 FLO RID A nfllD L IF E . O ver Sanford Herald, 322-2611. shady loU. Shops, Income 500 pages, 40 color plates, Invest, potent. 322-5680. Sewing: Alterations, button­ on birds o f Florida. Send 8 COM PLETE ROOMS 12 ACRES holes, tippers, etc. Kithercheck or money order for Was on Lay-a-Way i t Oak shaded large 4 Bedroom. ine Corwin, 1427 Lake Dr., $12.50 plus 38 cent* Fla. 2 bath hom e;; Fam ily room C aiielberry. TE 8-1260, Sale* Tax. We pay postage. with fireplace, large util­ H o o k Tracers, Chuluota, on So. Orange Ave. Plano Tuning and Repair ity and double carport. Ap­ Florida. Now can be seen at proximately 2500 aq. ft. All W. L. Harmon — F A 2-4223 298 Longwood Plata 35. Art Idea Wanfed fenced. 8 A crei cleared aod Taka up payments PA IN TIN G • IN TE R IO R - E X ­ planted In behal. A t only $12.80 per mo. CASH for good dean Uacd TE R IO R and Home Im ­ Ph. 838-4583 Furniture. Noll-Furay Furni. provement Contractor. AU Also 1 Bedroom Suite ture, IMH W. First St., Ph. work may be financed up to Slightly damaged 322-6591. 5 yrs. Guaranteed satisfac­ F A 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha at 859.95 tory. A. J. ADCOCK. Th. 36. Automobile* - Trucks 322-9558. 31. Arliclea For Sale *1 don't want smyons who climbs up on the right-hand ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S BUYING A NEW or •Ido to tetoh ME how to ridel" Realtor Console Stereo AM-FM radio­ USED CAR? AIR-CO ND ITIO N ING Raymond Lundqulst, Asso. record player. Multiplex FIN AN C E IT W ITH U * By FEDDERS F A 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. adapter. 322-8167. ♦ Low Interest RaUa II. B. POPE CO., Inc. 6. For Rent 12. Real Estate For Sals ♦ Low Monthly Payments 322 4234 New Cuitom Bunt Home on 200 So. Park Ave. May Special. Machettes, 99c. ROSE COURT APAR TM E N TS Mobile Home lot*, 100x160, FLORIDA STATE B AN K Crystal Lake. For lnforma Army-Navy Surplus, 310 San­ WELLS D RILLED , TUM PS, 1 BR Furn. Near Rase. 2015 near Lake Jessup. $100 tion call 322-3378. ford Ave. 1963 Corvair Monza, 4 speed, S PR IN K L E R SYSTEMS Sanford Ave. 668-4323. down, $30 mo. ril. 3220085. HAH, Palom ar red, black All Types and Sixes G K E E N B R IA R SIDING & Doors. Cheap Ph. Interior. Ral. approx. $1975, Furn. a p t $40. 611 Park. We Repair and Service Choice lots available In 322-2506 after 6. payments $70.91 mo. W ill b T I N E Greenbrier of Loch Arbor BEDROOM HOMES 2-BOOM furn. apt. $55 mo. take $200 or old car as overlooking g o lf course. Machinery and Supply Co. Caloric Gas Ilange. Like new. IM M E D IATE ind. water k elec. 322-3860. equity. Call 322-6002 after Reasonable. 322-8211. FA 20432 Custom building to your 207 W. 2nd St. OCCUPANCY 5. specifications. Greenbriar Air-Conditioning Optional HONEY FOB SALE: One gal­ 1 BR Houaetrailer furn. Adults 29. Automobile Service developed by As Low a* $350 Down lon, $1.00. Call 322-2900 af­ '57 Chevrolet, floor shift* only. $75 mo. Ph. 322-1187. KINGSW OOD CRYSTAL LAK E PAR K ter 5 p. m. F R E E D E L IV ­ runs good $475. 322-2685. COHEN RADIATOR SHOP 4 HR. 2 Bath, home. Avail BUILDERS, INC. ERY W ITH IN SANFORD L A K E M A ItY Free inspection, estimates, I960 Fiat 500 Bianchlna, new able, June. 322-9595. 202 Fairmont Dr. West on 25th St. and C IT Y LIMITS. pickup, delivery, ltccoring tires, good cond., $350. Ph. F A 2-8074 Left on Lake Mary Hlvd. & repairs discounted. 2 BR, fully furnlahed. A vail­ Double bed with 3” foam rub­ 322-8522. 322-2744 21144 E. 3rd. 322-3143 able May 1. Prefer adult*, ber mattress $30; table TV LAK E W YM AN HIGHEST PR IC E PA ID 1503 Sanford Ave. $25; Bahama couch $20; HEIGHTS FOR E X TR A C LE A N CARS THE TIM E TESTED FIRM Platform rocker $15; other Furn. Gar. Apt. 2545V4 Pal LONGWOOD 1012 Sanford Ave. 322-4503 AUTOMOTIVE miscellaneous h o u s e h o l d 116 N. Park Ave. F A 2 6123 metto. Ph. 322-0523 or (South on 17-92—0 ml. AIR-CONDITIONING items. Ph. 322 6617. 322-6234. 2 Blkt. Northwest of 3 BR, CB house Ilavcnna l ’ k INSTALLATIO N - SERVICING Longwood P laza) B E A D Y M IX CONCRETE l.ow down payment. Call Good Used Cars Sold Gar. a p t 1201 Magnolia Ave. T R A IL E R 1..ADES after 3 . m. 322 0653. 818 French Ave. 322-7765 I’ stloi, Floor, Free Estimates Apply 3-6:30. CONSIDERED Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, 3 Bit- 1 bath, kit equipped. 1 BR., Furn. Apt. with Pvt, sand, cement, rock, pipe, Auto Glass, Tope $200 down, assume pymts. bath, 317 S. Park Ave. steel, grease traps, dry k Seat Covers of $78 mo. 322-1599. '61 Renault. 8097 bal, $33 mo. wells. Stepping stones. 1-ROOM efficiency apt. with Ph. 838 3911 '55 Chevrolet $597 bal, $32 mo, M IR A C LE CONCRETE CO. 2 BR. Home, Study, 1(4 pvt. bath and shower, suit­ '55 Pontiac, $490 bal, $25 mo. 309 Elm Ave. 322-5751 Baths, large Fam ily Rm. in able for couple or single •59 Ford, $314bal, $27 304 W. 2nd St. F A 2-8032 good neighborhood; includ­ person or retired. All utili­ SINGER SI-ANT-O-MATiC '57 Ply., $492 bali»$36 moa A L L WORK GUARANTEED ing stove, rcfrig., room airties included in rent. Ideal, SLANT-O-MATIC 500A '56 Chcv„ $618 bal, 833 mo. conditioner, washing m a­ 1901 Tark Avenue ly located on First St., with­ Fully automatic. Just dial It '58 Metro.. $319 bal, $24 mo, chine & rug*. Really ter­ F A 2-3232 anytime in 1 block o f 2 free parking and sew. Take up payments '53 Mercury, $487 bal, $26 tno, rific buyl Monthly pay­ lota and shopping center. In­ o f $10.20 mo. or pay off '39 Hillman, $687 bal, $34 mo, ments $83.50. quire st Manuel Jacobson bal. $168.40. Liberal trade '59 Ply., $681 bal, $34 Qto. Scnknrik Glass nrnl Paint KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, 2, 3, A 4 BEDROOMS Dept. Store, 211 E. F irit St. for your old machine. Call '58 Chrye., $687 bal, $35 mo. Company Ine. 1, H4, k 2 BATHS 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4822 anytime for Free Home '57 Buick, $590 bal, $32 znov F A 2 8074 FURN. Apt. Cloie In. Jimmie DOWN PAYM E N TS FROM Trial. 322-5627. '56 Ford, $197 bal, $11 n o , Cowan. 322-4013. '50 Mercury, $87 bal, $3 mo. LOCH A R B O R - Lg. 4 BR, 2 81. Poultry - Llveetock H A IR Y INDIGO i , ,. V r Bath, 17 x 17 playroom. Low Monthly Payments G ean rooraa for men. 401 1 Shetland Pony for Sale Reg. $33 100 lbs., 500 lb. lots Cent, alr-cond. k heat, lg. Magnolia Ave. 122-0720. For Complete Information Stallion. CaU after 5, 322$31 util, rm., patio, dble car­ See Or Call Your 4703. Pensacola Bahai 100 lbs $23 Unfurniihcd 2 BR. house, kit­ port, sprinkler system w, 500 lb. lota $24 chen equipped. 322-3651. own well, Located 1 blk 81A. Pot* REPOSSESSIONS. INC. Crystal Wax Onion Plant* M fm Golf Course on ig. S A N F 0 It0 A V E . R E N T A BED $2.50-500 $1.50 SALES BROKER 150x150 lot. 444% 01 Loan. Boiton Bull Terrier Puppies. RoCaway, Hospital A Baby O PE N E V E N IN G S A. M. P ltE V A T T Will sell my equity. 207 AKC Beg. E. E. Walker, Badi. Seville, Fla. Rldgo Rd. Call 322 1522. Phone 522-4505 806 E. 20th St. Ph. 3226187. By Day, Week, or Month 322-2420 WORLD BOOK Encyclopedia. Ph. FA 1-3181 116 W. l i t St. 2343 Park Dr. Chihuahua pupplea for sale. 1961 Edition. Like new. 37. Bunts • Motors C ARRO LL’S FU R N ITU R E 2427 Elm Ave. Large Print. Park Ave. USED BOATS 4k motor*. R E A L ESTATE-INSURANCE 2 BR. home. kit. equip. Keys TraUer Court, Lot 93. GUNS. New k Used. I.arga T oy Fox Terrier puppy. Phone 3rd 4i Park Ave. at 917 Catalina D r________ Property Management aclectian. Will trade, alas 322 5365. Fhone 322 5641 SEWING MACHINE ft Sale* Broker repair. Tackle told k re* V. For Hole or Rent REPOSSESSED SINGER paired. Osteen Bridge F lib 8 BR., 144 bath home. As- Chihuahua, white male, 6 Fully automatic. Sewa on wks. 125. No papers, Inquire CUSTOM B U ILT HOME ON sume payments. 322 5(55. Camp A Gun Shop. buttons. Makes huttonholes, Guthrie's Restaurant, N. of LAKE. Call e v e n 1n g a O ffers for your selection embroiders, m o n o g r ains, 1G. Female Help Wanted Monroe Bridge, 17-92. 322-1597. these Beautiful 2, 8, k 4 blind hems, etc. All with­ Gateway T o The Waterway W ANTED. Babysitter for 2 32. Flnwens • Bhrube Bedroom out attachments. Guaran­ Robson Sporting Goods Air-conditioned 3 HR, 2 bath, small children in my home. Your EVINRUDE Dealer teed. Like new. Sold new Fla. room. Available Juno. L ive In or out. Ph. 822-5191. OROW your own hydroponic over $300. Balance due only 301 68 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2 5961 Sanford 122-7506. tomatoes; in containers; $79.16 or $8.08 month. Call 21. Beauty Salosui 3D. Trailers • Cabanas some hearing. Grosser'! Hy­ 11. Real Estate Wanted Collect for Free Home Trial droponic Farm, S. Sanford 241-9588 Service Discount. Complete lieauty Service SPA A F T 10 x 45. Com­ W ANTED. Deilrabls lota In Ave. pletely furnished. Sacrifice 5 Senior Operators trade on Sparcraft Trailer. price. Can b« seen at 2003 Free Parklog at 2nd k Oak BLOOMING Kosss on Chero­ Can be seen at 2003 So. So. French Ave. Phone 322* 322 574$ 10$ go. Oak kee Mock. A ll other kind« French. Ph. 322 6437. 6157 for further Information. H A R R IE T T ’S B E AU TY NOOK o f Nursery shrubbery and b i g * $ SAVING S 12. Real Estate For Sale trees. On Floor Models & Ace Beauty Salon Gray Shadows Nursery Demonstrators Call for Evening Appts. E V E R E TT A. H AR PE R r» 511. 8. on Sanford Ave. (F R E E Repair ESTIM ATES) M ayfair Hotel Ph. 322 8525 T o make tha beat home AGENCY • REALTOR In Your Homo Free Parking buy. see the 33. Furniture 3485 I. Park Ave. In Sanford Call Pbonci F A 2-2364 or F A 2 2285 Spring Permanent Special Used furniture, appUancei, SINGER 20 Percent off regular prices tools, ale. Bought • Sold. Representative at FURNISHED, U NFURNISH ­ Cut 'n Curl Beauty Shop Larry's Mart 215 Sanford A lin 's Fabrics & Rugs ED Lakefront, 3 BR, 114 318 Palmetto Ave. Pb. 322-0834 Ave. Ph. FA 2-4131. 322-5783 bath, 15 x 30 Swimming pool in 8uni and- 121 Lake D o t SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer 3 BR, 1 bath home, fenced back yard. North Orlando. Fh. 322-8219. SOUTHWARD *4»1f •A*' *-.»» >4• M 1M I* A -4* V FURNITURE Budget Furn. Co. Payton Realty Cali Downstairs clean o p t Attic fan k garage. Adults. Rea­ sonable. Ph 322-1154. C O M PLE TE LY FURN. first floor of lovely home on tree shaded lot on I-aka Monroe, Enterprise. I BR, 26xlS car­ peted liv. rm. end dining rm., built-in kitchen. En­ joy privacy k fishing. 9125. 322-5836 evenings, 322-7480 days. St. Johns Realty iV4 ) ojlc VI j| Wagner s Amoco j Bank $ Repossessions LMN Enterprises, Inc. AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 7 .. » tno, Seminole Realty AUTO GLASS INSTALLED FHA - V A HOMES $100 -*»» t |UI L Stenstrom Realty V A - FHA ■ National FHA - V A Ball-Blair Agency Jim Hunt Realty Government Owned Homes licit Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 3-Room, nice, clean, furn. NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT apt. Phone 322 3677. OF ri.OIIIDA IN AND FOR fEMINOI.K cnU N Tr 2 BR, unfurn. house, kitchen CHANUEHV NO. 14*14 ANTHONY WILLIAMS. equipped. 2403 S. WUlow. rialntlff Pb. 349-4232. MURILEE WILLIAMS RENTALS FURNISHED Defendant NOTICH OF SUIT 1 UR, 1 Hath, 2429 Chase $53 THU STATK OP FLORIDA TOi Br, 1 Beth, 1008 French $60 MURILEE WILLIAMS BR, 1 Bath, 1117 Sum­ Rout* 1 Box 14 Laary, Georgia merlin .......................... $70 A Sworn Complaint having BR, 1 Bath, 406 Sunb*an filed agalnet you In tha transferred. Circuit Court In and for Semi­ land Dr........................... $123 Owner b e i n g nole County. Florida. In Chan­ Must sell 3 HR, 2 Bath UNFURNISHED cery, for Divorce, lha eliort Home in Ravenna Park, BR, 1 Hath, 1322 Mellontitle of aald action being AN­ Sanford. Ph. 323-0C4S. THONY WILLIAMS. Plaintiff viile ............................... $50 ve. MURILEE WILLIAMS, De­ Office F A 2-211$ BR, 1 Beth, Jewett Lane $80 fendant, theee present* ar* to T IM E TO RE TIR E ? Night FA 2-0648 cauee and require you ta fll* BR. 2 Bath, A. C „ 611 ThU la a home which should 88S-0709 your written defences. If any. Oiceloa Dr......................$123 to the Complaint filed heraln. fulfill your every dciire. 2324 Park Dr Saoford. Fla OTHERS NO T LISTED and lo acrv* lharauf upon Immaculately clean. Locat­ Plaintiff* attorney on or be­ STEM PER AG ENCY ed in a quiet, exclusive fore lha 11th day of June. A U. 322-4991 1M4. otharwli* a Decree Pro 1919 So. French neighborhood on a itreet of Confeaeo will be entered beautiful trees and well kept agalntt you and lha cauee pro­ Local automobile dealers of­ ceed ex part*. lawns, it has 2 Bedrooms, fer their best buys In Herald WITNESS my hand and o f­ 1V4 bath* and a large Flor­ ficial seal of Sanford. Semi­ cla stifled dlepley ede. ida Room Most of the nal* County, Plortde, thle Ith day of May, A. D. 1M4. furniture la included In the (SEAL) price o f $14,000 with good Arthur H. Rerkwlth, Jr. terms available. What are Clerk of (h* Circuit Court. Notice to Contractor* to bid Ninth Judicial Circuit in on paving triangle connecting (SEAL) you doing right now? Let's Arthur If. Ileckwtlh. Jr, and for Semlnol* County, Queen'* Mirror Circle end drive out and look it over! Florida Clerk Circuit Court Winter I'ark Drive In Ceexellly Sandra M. Johnson, DC. berry — Information may be H>: llarthe T. Vllil-n Call Stemper Agency, 1019 Gordon V. Frederick Deputy C» r k obtained In the office of the So. Frenoh, 322-4991. Attorney for Plaintiff Javeph M Pllagtrald Mayor, Qeaeelberry, Florida. 111 Eaat Commarclal Street SSI Perurlty Trust Building Very truly your*. New people In lo rn look at P O Bus 1111 Miami II. Florida (Mre.) Mary W. Hawthorn* Hanford, Florida. (JITl F Re a til In l-SITS Town Clerk IB raid Ada. Be sure your 1 ua'.'.eb Hey II. II. I I A ruMleh May 11, 14, : j a I'ublUh: April ti, businen it represented with A P P L IA N C E SERVICE June t. 1144. May 4. It. 1>44 J.-.e ISM. 510 Hanford A ve. F A 2-7858 alU active advertisement*. CDU-21 CUT-4a tuiu-ia S0I.D! WANTED Jim Hunt Realty Legal Notice 1 • . i SINGER Birthday Sale! VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker D I C K 'S MEN - WOMEN from agaa 18 to 52. Prepare now fo r U. S. Civil Htrvlee Job openings in this area dur. ing Ih* next 12 months. Government poaltlon* pay a* high aa 1116.00 n month to Mart. They provide much greater security than private employment and cxrellrnt opportunity for advancement. Many poeltlona require little or no specialised eduralon or experience. Itut to get on* o f these job*, you must pass n test. Tha competition la keen and in some cases only one out of five pas*. Lincoln Hervlra has helped thousand* prepare for three teals every year since 1918. It is une of I hr largest and oldeM privately owned schools o f its kind and i* not con­ nected with (he Government. For Flti-IE information on Government Job*, including list nf position* and aalarira, fill out coupon and mall at unca— T O D A Y . You will also get full details on how you ran prepare yourself fo r theao testa. Don't delay — A C T NO W I L IN C O L N SERVICE, Dept. 69 D I'rkln. Illinois I am very much Interested. Please send me absolutely F R E E (1 ) A Hs( uf It. H. Government posir positions and salaries; (2 ) Information on how to qualify fur n U. H. Government Job. Name —. . Agn Phone _ Street State City ...... Y ir n 1 33. Furniture 3&4 Furn. Apt. 2300 MeRonvMe. Houaetrailer. 322-6067. ftanforb < I MACKLE-BUILT QUALITY HOMES D e llo iia And no woodor whan thata quality horn** art priced so lom-l$y,790. to $18,350, with it little u $240. down and $4927 mcnthlyl Drive out Today. Sat replica of World's fair Houtal Frio tide on rivciboit, "Deltona Queen"! Taka Interztati f 4 — ult at Dolary Cictunga. CALL M l ’ 445 t MACKLE BROS* DIVISION v h b O l i v o s * coareoavieM —>* i t. �. I Little Red School House Helps Boy To Recovery Just flour years ago, when be waa nine yean old, Mlchat! Zorella came to Florida from Boetoc, where medical had diagnoaed his eaaa as bopeleas. Michael aufteed brain damage when be waa two, due to a virus, leav­ ing him with aa l.Q. of a m v m month old baby. Ha waa completaly lacking in any voluntary coordination or reflexability. During the past flour yaan, the considered hopeless Mi­ chael, baa bean living with hia aunt and uncle, U . and Mrs. Allen O. Karnes and cousins Misses Lois and Faye Karnes on Mirror Drive. Mrs. Karoos related that this Inantimate human being pre­ sented a challenge to her fam­ ily, ao they went to work. What a metamorphosis oecured In the life of young Michael! Today, at 13, be is • normal healthy, wholesome lad aa a result of patience, faith and compaaaion be has obtained through the therapy conducted by Hit Little Red School House and the Karnes family. He speaks, reads, swims, skates, rides a bike, plays the piano and sings, and also assists with the household When asked K rite had any •pedal training for this parti- FFA Presents Awards To Five Three Sanford men and two Sanford Junior High School students were honored Thurs­ day night when the school's Future Farmers conferred awards for outstanding service and accomplishment. Tbs awards, presented dur­ ing an FFA banquet went to Mike Gibson, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gibson of San­ ford, tor being the organiza­ tion's outstanding scholar; to Jtoenla Ttndel, son of Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. Tlndel, aa the Star Green Hand for having the most outstanding project; and to George Hires, 8. A. Tlndel and W. W. Tyro for various contributions to the FFA program. Hires Is a Lake Monroe farmar, Tlndel has been active In helping the youngsters In jud­ ging, and Tyre has assisted in getting equipment for the group. The principal speaker wss Dr. David Lynn, an Orlando vetlnanlan who accompanied Florida's commissioner of Ag­ riculture, Doyle Conner, on • tour of Russia. Hostesses were Donna Da­ vis, Judy WUson, Myrtle Weimane, Linda EUia!, Debbie Dalton and Carol Johnson. They wars supervised by Mrs. Eda Daughtry of the school's faculty and Mrs. Dottle Bass. Entertainment was provided by Jeri Wheatland, the FFA sweetheart. Louie Rotunda, FFA president, served as master of ceremonies. colar type therapy, Mrs. Karnes eyes sparkled aa the confided that she just used common sense and a lot cf TX.C. She atressed that Mi­ chael waa a joy and pleasure to her family and that in her Tuesday evening at the Semi­ moods of depression, Michael nole High School auditorium, had a tranqullizlng effect on Michael will sing "Santa Lu­ cia” in native Italian, taught In the "Merry-Go-Round" to him by Mrs. Karnes, and variety show scheduled for will be accompanied by Miss Faye Karnes. Mrs. Willie Pip­ pin of The Little Red School House has been instruments* in Michael's musical career. All proceeds from this bene­ fit show will go to The Little Red School House to help de­ fray expenses for the excep­ tional education program ex­ tended to retarded children. Great Savings on Easy Terms FROM A W O RLD OF F IN E F U R N IT U R E M A T H E R of Sanford m # mon . a TUES. e w ed . 25th & PARK, SANFORD FR E SH ! N E V E R FRO ZE N Fla, Grade “ A ” (W h ole) ROOMS M IC H A E L ZO R E LLA , student nt The Little Red School House, and his cousin, Miss Kayo Karnes, will nppenr in Merry-Go-Round, Tues­ day, evoninir, Slay 12, at Seminole High School auditorium. Complete AS LOW AS — L IM IT : 2 W IT H YO U R 13 OK W ORK FOOD ORDER PLEASF. BO NN, Germany (U P I ) — Defense Secretary Robert S. this and other defense ques­ McNamara and W est German tions. o fficia l! agreed In weekend meeting* to link their defense establishment! even more closely, informed aourcea aald today. McNamara aeheduled furth­ er conferences with West Ger­ man Defensa Minister KalUwa von llaasel and Chancel- M A X W E L L HOUSE lor Ludwig Erhard today on High on the list was Pres­ ident Johnson's appeal to the United Stales' N A T O allies fur more economic aid to South V iet Nam. McNamara planned to de­ part lata today fo r Saigon fo r another Inspection trip to check on the progress o f the guerrilla war. “ G O LD EN Y E L L O W E A S Y TERM S — O PEN F R ID A Y NIG H TS M A T H ER G A R D E N FRE SH ! of Sanford Sanford'H Only A ir Conditioned Furniture Store 203-09 E. lat ST. F A 2-0983 LIM ITS O N E W IT H Y O U R f3 OR M ORE FOOD O RDER P L E A S E EAR “TETLEY” ONLY! L IM IT : O N E W IT H YO U R S3 OR M ORE FOOD O RD ER P L E A B l T A B L E R E A D Y ” SO LID L IM IT : 2 W IT H YO U R >3 OR MORE FOOD ORDER P L E A S E BOND c-* » s t a m s 's r f°undri!r c * up°n NOTHING PLEASES LIKE AN 60 E X T R A W ith This A Coupon The Purrhasa O f R A IS IN TEA NEW1 “ B LU E P O L Y E T H Y L E N E SHIELD' p S 5 to * w fb iM lw tt > P f P M G O LD ■ J f l j i I |1 BOND ■ i.fL > J " H m p p m B -SI THA.M '.P H Sl ■ O t t U W IT H YO U R 33 OR MORE FOOD ORDER P L E A S E M 14 O * . I 'k g . M e Coupon good at your T h r iftw a y " Only, Thru Wednesday, May 13. 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Co Ina 1T.II Ctntral Fla Davalopmant Let I Blk I Co Ino IT.It Ctntral Fla Dtvtlopmtnl Lot T Blk I _ Co Ino ll-H Ctntral Fla Davtlopmtnt Lot I Blk • Co Ino II.4T Ctntral Pla Davtlopmtnt Lot 9 Blk • _ Co Ino ll.T I Ctntral Fla Davalopmant Lot 10 Blk I Co Ino ll.T I Ctntral Fla Davtlopmtnt Lot 11 Blk I Co Ino ll.T I Ctntral Fla Davtlopmtnt Lot IS Blk I Co Inc SI.4T Central Fla Davtlopmtnt Lot 1 Blk I ...-----Co Ino Ml Ctntral Fla Davtlopmtnt Lot I Blk I Co Ino 11.14 Mid.Fla Investment Co ll.T I Lot I Blk I Mld-Fta Investment Co 44.34 Lot 1 Blk T Mid-Fla Investment Co 1I.IS Lot S Blk T Ctntral Fla Davtlopmtnt Lot I Blk T Co Ino 1111 Central Fla Davalopmant Lot T Blk T Co Ine I-** Central Fla Davalopmant Lot I Blk T Co Ine Ml Ctntral Fla Davalopmant Lot 1 Blk I Co Ine 11.11 Ctntral ria Davtlopmtnt Lot I Blk I Co Ino 11.11 Central Fla Development Lot I Blk I Co Ine 11.11 Central Fla Development Lot 4 Blk I Co Ine 11.11 Central Fla Divelopmest Lot I Blk I Co Ino U TI Central Fla Davtlopmtnt Lot 1 Blk I Co Ino Ml Central Fla Davalopmant Lot t Blk I Co Ine l it Central Fla Davalopmant Lot I Blk • Co Ine l.ll Central Fla Development Lot 4 Blk I Co Ine A ll Central Fla Davalopmant Lot I Blk 9 Co Ino IH Central Fla Davalopmant Lot « Blk I . 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C* In* A ll Genual F I* Development Lot 11 » l k I I — Co In* Ml Casual Fla Development Lo't I I Blk I I — Co lae I II M a t Lei 11 Rlk 19 Let It Blk 13 Lot 1 Blk 11 Let 1 Blk 11 Let 1 Blk 11 Let 4 Blk 1 1 ----------Let 1 Blk 1 1 ----------Let 1 Blk 11 Let T Blk 11 m i o a u 8 « X £ 1i • It # NAME OF OWNER 1 Central Fla Co Ine Central Fla Co Ino Central Fla Co Ine Central Fla Co Ino Central Fla Co Ino Central Fla Co Inc Central Fla Co Ine Central Fla Ce Ine Central Fla Ce Ins Development Development Davalopmant Davalopmant Development Davalopmant Davalopmant Development ■ 3 g :s is u 4.11 14.11 1T.14 Ml 1.11 1.11 1.11 till Development lt .ll Building Only — Localad In R/W at Inttrsaetion o f Canal St 13.81 Mid-Fla Invtitm tnt Co A Lakttlda D r ___ . LAKB MINNIB ESTATES P L A T BOOK 8 PAGE Bap SE Cor Lot 31 Run SWIy on N R/W Lakt M a r y Blvd 31.49 Ft N 11 Dtp W 41T.ll Ft N Tl Dtp 14 Min 49 Bte E I I . lt Ft 8 11 Dtp E to l i t * __ _____ Ellis E Jr A U lllan Lloyd 11.11 Btp NW Car Lot 31 Run 8 911.1 Ft N I I Dtp E 301.71 Ft 8 301.71 Ft 8 I I Dtp w 301.71 r t a to a w Cor Lot 31 Ely on Blvd 131.31 Ft N 11 Dtp W 417.13 Ft N I I Dtp E 301.71 Ft N T3 Dtp I I Min E 111.11 Ft N 11 Dtp W 171.14 Ft N I I Dtp W 317.7 Ft to Btp ------------ -----Howard E Lloyd 131.31 FLORA HEIGHTS P L A T BOOK S PAGE IS ll.T I Lot 19 Dlk 1 _ _ _ _ _ Arthur A Mauds Hauphton Lot 10 Blk I ..... ........ Dan Tatts lt .ll SOl'TH SANFORD HEIGHTS ADDITION P L A T BOOK 8 PAGES 318 A IIS Lota 41 A I T __________ William H Vtrnon 11.11 N 100 Ft of 8 1111 Ft of E 110 Ft of W H 43.11 of 8 WH ______ ____ I I 10 *• Jamta J A Mary Michael PINE CREST P LA T BOOK S PAGE TS 1.13 14 Int In Lot 4T _ .— _ Evtlyn L Cat* 14 Int In Lot IT Back I.0J Tan for 1113______ Evelyn L Cat* H Int In Lot 4T Back 3.11 Tax for t i l l ______ Evtlyn L Cat* Lot I I ........._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ A n Moort 3.31 M M LORD'S FIRST ADDITION TO CITRUS HEIGHTS P LA T BOOK 8 PAGE ST Lot 31 A NH of Lot 31 William A Bpelple 111.11 SUNLAND ESTATES AMENDED P LA T P L A T BOOK IS PAGES I A S Lot I Blk V ___ Rusttll A Qladys Smith 99.17 N H I Ft of B 331 Ft of N IIS r t of E H I Ft of W H I Ft 11.14 of NEH or NW14 -_ 11 I I I I L M A Lueltl* Cotton E14 of W H o f SEH of 8 W U (Lota N H Ft A 8 793 Ft of N 134 F t) A 8 41T.4 Ft of W 30I.T r t of BE 14 o f BE14 Of 8 W 14 1.19 (L t it R y ) ----------- 11 19 19 Ktllle B Mullins N I I Ft of EU of W H 4383 of 8E14 o f 8 W 14 H 19 I I Standard Homaa In* 1 Acrt BQ in SE Cor of WH of EH of 14.10 SWH of 8 W H ----- H 10 I I Rtnnl* A Viola Johnson P LA T BOOK T PAGE ST EVANSDALH 19.11 Bert K A Martha Zimmer Lot 11 Blk 1 _________ 13.11 Lot 3 Blk I I _________ W J A Martha W Barnum Lot I (L e tt Bap BE Cor Run W on 8 Lint 31 Ft N 31 Dap 11 Min E 404.13 Ft SWIy on B Una 191.1 Ft to Btp) Blk I I _ _ Charles E ITT A Doris A Oormty l i t . 91 BVANSDALB NO 8 LA K B H A R T P L A T BOOK I * PAGE 84 Lot* 1 A 1 9 __________ Elwood R Friend 39.09 19.3* Lot 11 Klwoed R Frlsnd L o ti 14 11 19 IT 19 19 Elwood R Friend SI8 T A 10 ______________ LAK B V IE W LAK B MART, PLA P L A T BOOK 8 PAGE 4 LoU I A I I Blk I ----J A A Dorothy E Lloyd l.ll 1ST ADDITION LA K B V IE W PLA T BOOK 4 PAGE TS LoU T to I I A 19 to 39 Jamta R A Edith B Ellis M .l* Blk * P L A T BOOK IS PAGE 4T Elmtr O A Lois M Lets T A Colvtnbach 81.91 Lawla H * Anna L Lata I I I I I A 19 Schwelokart E l Al 19.19 W H o f NEU o f NW14 (Lata N 31 P4 thereof) _ _ _ _ _ _ 19 •4 89 Jamas Pttar A Shirley B 49. M Part* NH o f NEU o f NEH (Last W H I T Ft o f 8 H I T F t ) ---------- 39 89 I I Harold R A Barbara A Blalock 84.11 8 4 Ch of NEH of BEU B o f Ry ----------- - 99 8* 9* Catharine Rio* 14.19 N 1134 Pt of SH of BWU ( L o s e P t Platted In Oak A r­ bor A Pt I.TI wood Park) ------- •9 89 19 Kay Davalopmant Ce HENSON'S ACRE! P LA T NOOK 8 PAOB M William B. Mullins lo t « Blk C -----------f.II Ml Southern T ill* Research Ce l,ol I I Blk C ......... _.... LoU 1 4 A T Blk B ...... John (1 A Joan C Kennedy 11.14 L O N G W O O D PA R K PLA T B O O K I t PAOB S Hugh or Donnell 994 LoU I t 91 A 14 Blk K Lewrane* A Oarmalla P Lot l* Blk 1 -----------Quadagne 111 117 Lot 4 Blk N Jama* J French 9.17 Jama* J French Lot 1 Blk N _ — Wllllo B Bryant *0.17 Lot 11 Blk Q ------------Let 14 (Lea* 8 IS P t) Kay Davalopmant A Blk R _ neatly Ine III UNIT ONE P LA T BOOK 48 PAGE SO COUNTRY CLUB EB1GI Universal Davalopmant Corp 4.39 Lot IT Blk A ____ — Universal Development Corp 3.39 Lot 94 Blk A ............... Universal Development Core 9.09 Lot 33 Blk B ----------Universal Davalopmant Corp 9.03 Let 34 Blk B ___ _ — Universal Davalopmant Corp 3-49 Lot IT Blk B _________ Universal Davalopmant Corp 989 Lot 94 Blk B ______— SPRING HAMMOCK P L A T BOOK 8 PAGES 8 TO 8 Tha North Orlando Oo Tt.ef LoU 48 49 9t 81 89 A 99 Catharine L Borneo 84.3T Lot 4 4 ----. Lota TS U TT (Lee* Bep 99 Pt W A 40 Pt N * f NW Cor Lot T4 Run B TM Pt 8 •T4.it rt w tti rt N 144 rt N 34 Dap 4T Min 44 8*0 W 443.33 Pt N 434 Pt to Btp) A Lota T9 41 41 99 A 34 (Late Pt In Country Club MU Unit 1) A Spring Hammock Corp 14M9 LoU 34 31 I I A N w ta rt *t aw n o f NEH NW o f - * (Lose Pee « r U p # ta.IT Esstmant) M 93 Sam N Butman Et Al 149.33 # T T 5 i f 31 39 M Malba Long W H * f N W ! of ■BH Ft1 8 e f 99 93 M Kolloway Ooeerate Products Rd) Co Ina 9383 MIDW AY P A R K P L A T BOOK 4 PAGES *9 A ** H 14.94 J D A Bather M Caatldy Lots 33 te 83 8*0 1 _ 9.89 JulU O Quinn Let 43 Sae 1 ------------William E A JoeapMne A L t u 199 19T See 1 1T.99 Oarvatt lit LoU l i t 114 l i t 19.99 Owen B M*ready, Heirs Sae 1 . PlNH V IE W P L A T BOOK 8 PAGB 98 M 199 r t o f H 439 r t « f Marl* P Lawson 919.89 Let 9 Blk B ______ Pt-AT BOOK 9 PAGE 1S8 HCHEKA HAMMOCK N 1T9 P t t f B 3** Pt e f Raymond P A Marl* L Millar 3389 Lot 9 ----------------NEH of NW U e f NW U (Lose N 93 P t M ) A W H *9 B B U e f NW H *f NWM (Lao* W 9*9 Pt e f EH e f NW H *9 NW H M in g M e f 44 47 A C L R R ) ------- 94 94 94 J R A Ruth B Orant N T93 Pt e f Oev Let 8 1174.44 94 •4 (Lee* Rd) ---------Tom-Sua C* In* It fill 99 I t 44 8 O Jr ahlnheleer Let 9 to _ PANT'S SUBDIVISION OP WASNRR PLAT 8 PAGE 84 The North Orlande Co M M MITCHELL'S SURVEY OP TMB LEVY GRANT r V A T BOOK 4 PAGE 8 LoU 99 A 99 Blk B — Tb* North OrUnde Co All UnpUUad Part L y­ ing Between B U n * of Let 1* A W U n * o f Lot I t If ExThe North Orlando C* tandad Blk C Let 8 DESCRIPTION O r LAND NAME OP OWNER M DESCRIPTION O r LAND d t-4 LoU 18 14 11 I I A 94 at Date In D B H I Pap* 411 ( L a s a Part of Lots I t A 14 In North Orlando A 1st Add A Ith Add) Blk C ---------Lot I 8 of Ov4*do Road (Lose B H IIH P t) Blk D ____________ LoU 1! 14 A I I (Late Part of Lott 13 A 14 In North Orlando A North Orlando let 4th A Ith Adds A Btp 11.1 Ft W A 411.41 r t N o f Int of Cantor Una of Sherry Av* A N Lina LonpwoodOvltdo Rd Run N *3 Dap I I Min W 100 Ft N 14 Dtp I Min B U B Lino Lot 11 Sly an B Lin* t* Slurry A v* SWIy on Sherry A v* to Bap) Blk D ----Bop 91.4 P t W 414.44 Ft N of Int of Cen­ ter Una o f Blurry Av* A Long woodOviedo Rd Run N I t Dtp I I Min W 1*0 Ft N 94 Dtp 09 Min B to B Lino Lot IS Sly on B Lin* to Sherry A v* SWIy on Sherry Av* to Bap Blk D Lot 14 Rlk D _________ LoU I I IT 34 A 39 Blk Lo4a°l O l o T l A S H o f Lot I I A I I (Lets Part In North Or­ lando Ranchtt A Sta 3 4A A 4) Blk D ............._ _ .......... SH Of LoU 30 A I I A All LoU 13 A I I (Lata Pt In N Orlando Ind Add) Rlk D --------------- -----Lot I I N of Hard Road (Laaa Part In North Orlando 1st Add A Rd) Blk D ________ B 109 Ft of Lot I I N o f W agnir Road Rlk D ................. . All Lot 11 N of Wagnar Road (Las* E 499 F t) Rlk D ________ LeU I I A *1 A Pt * r Lot 11 E of North Orlando Ranch** Sae 11 A LoU Tl to 11 A Pt e f Lota 39 to It g of North Orlando Ranch** Sae U A Pt o f Let I I W of North OrUndo Ranches geo IA Blk D ......— LoU 30 A 11 A That Part of Lota 31 33 A 14 8 A E o f North Orlande Ind Add (Lass Part of Lot I t Das In ORB l i t Pag* 491) A EH of Lot t l Blk D _ That Part o f Lot 49 Beg 8 W Cor Lot 11 Blk D Run 8 I I Min I See K along Sly Ext of W U n* Lot 11 379.41 Ft N 44 Deg 34 Min 49 Beo W I4 lt.lt Ft 8 l t t l . l t Ft to POB K 141 r t 4 449 Ft W 419 Ft N 449 F t Blk D ________ _ LoU 99 194 141 * EH o f Lot 193 nik D Lota 141 199 147 A EH o f Lot 103 (M at lleg BW Cor Mots A Bahama Rda Run Sly on Mots Rd 399 F I 8 I t Dag 43 Min W 111 r t W 413.19 Ft N 941.44 r t K to Bag A North Or­ lando Ranch** Sac* I A 9 A Beg NW Cor Moa* A Itahama Rda Run W ly on Bahama ltd 114.44 r t N 34 Deg I I Min W 47.17 r t N 94 Dag IT Min E 419.19 r t S 34 Deg 19 Min B 191.94 Ft to Bag) Blk !> Part o f Lou H I 1ST A 114 Blk D Date as Reg SW Cor Mote A Bahama Rda Run Sly on Moa* Rd 394 Ft B 41 Dag 44 Min W 119 Ft W I I I . I I Ft N 341.41 Pt E to B e g ________ ....... Beg NW Cor of Moat A Bahama Rda Run W ly on Bahama Rd 111.44 r t N 34 Deg It Mtn W IT.IT r t N 44 Deg IT Min H 314.19 Ft S 39 Deg 19 Min E 191.94 Pt to Beg Lota 194 A 197 Blk D ________ 19 A Si) In NW Cor af Lot 119 A All Lot I I I (Let* Part of Lot 111 In N Orlan­ do Ranch** So* 1) Blk D ____________ Lot 111 (Loan Pt In North Orlando Ranch** a*e I ) Blk ■ £ P in ti | 3 & » £ s t s NAME OF OWNER I :s jo HE R E A Roaamead Chapman 991.19 S O Shlnholter Jr 14.19 SPRING HAMMOCK R E F LA T P L A T ROOK V PAGE 9 1*9 F t et E 399 F t o f Lot* IT A 19 _ J D A Violet Reaves 91.99 Bag H I Pt W A 1T99.T Ft 8 at NH Be* Peat Run 8 999.4 F t B to Brick Rd Sly on Sam* la f t N F t N of 8 U n * of NEH W U W U n * et SEH o f NW H N U Pt W af Bag 8* 14 I I Smith Brea Wood Product* In* ta .it Bag 199 F t 8 o f Cor o f SH et SWH of NEH Run N 139 F t B 33* Ft 8 9* Ft 8 T9 Dag 19 Min E 199.9 Ft BWly or Rd U Pt B e f B * « W U Reg A N 198 Pt ef B H I f t t f SH *< SEH *t 91.H N W H _____________ 99 99 94 Joel E Smith All SW u o f NEH Be­ tween Lake Mary Rd A Ry A N o f Br Rd _ _ _ _ _ _ 9* 99 I * Jeanstt* Ehrenkrans 14.M Bag an W R/W Rt Rd 497 199 9 Ft SWIy on N Lin* af SEH o f SWH Run NEly on Rd 174.4 Ft N 14 Dag 91 Min W 117.4 r t N It Dog 39 MM a i i r t w in . * r t 8 41 Deg I I Min W H I Ft SEly I I I . 4 Ft to Beg .......... _ 99 9* Marl* A Harriot Harris H IM Charles E A Ellsabath 9 SH at NW H at SWH 99 9* Burk* 99.34 _ 81 44 39 Raltar Farm A Ranch O* •79.91 SWH * f SEH s s ii r t of a w n * f NW H A Bag *94 r t N o f BW Oor o f NW H o f SWH Run E I Ch N l i t r t B 494.T F t N 49 P t E 493.T Ft N 111 F t W 1143.4 r t 8 to B e g ---------_ 81 9* 99 Jamas R A Martha X Raltar 91.3* SEH of SWH (Leal N 479.71 Ft ef B I rt) _ 81 99 I* Raltar Farm A Ranch O* 93.74 LONGWOOD P L A T BOOK 1 PAGES 38 TO 83 A P L A T ROOK 8 PAGE 88 Lots I t A I* Roller Farm A Ranch Oo In* >4.31 Peck W A Dorothy W Kelley 11.49 Lot 31 Lot I t (Laaa E lt .l F t) Ernest A A Anna Dlsandre 91.39 W I I F t ef Let 44 A A ll Lot* H H •* 94H IT •TH A I t A 49 — Laroy B A Catherine B Raltar 143 97 Forrest R dree* Branch LoU 111 A lit 41.91 Lots 343 A 111 Forrest A Orae* Branch 11.19 4.19 Oma Dell Phillips Lot 319 »o»ooa—-lOeoeeeeoee Kendrick Inman Lots lit M l A lit 13.79 LeU lit A 111 James B Jr A Bvelps X Adams 19.99 Let 111 _ Nathaa A Ana* Masai IT.99 Lot 449 A WH *f U>t Jamas B Jr. A Mealy* X •It 19.18 Adam* Lot 994 .............. Katharine B Courtnay 4.1* Tt.TS Lot* T9I A 799 Forrest A Orae* Branch Let Til 4.99 Bath Babooch Bt A l Barn B Orant LeU T*t A T I T _______ l. t t J A BISTLINB’S ADDITION P L A T BOOK 8 PAGB • Abbl* 8 M Morgan. Halra 17.99 Let It BNTNMINGRII'a ADDITION NUMNEE ORB F LA T HOOK 8 PAGE* 8* A ST Late 4 T A • Blk 3 ----Batty 8 Huffman 9488 LeU I ta t l Blk I Jama* D Huffman 8988 GLENMOBM L E A P L A T BOOK d PAGM BG Lot 3 Elk 4 __________ Kenneth H A Suaan Brabaaon 7889 Ely H I Pt of N 1*4 Pt o f Blk Marked Re­ served -------------O torg* H Malona 787 HAYNES SUBDIVISION F L A T BOOK 8 PAGB H Let I A W 3.14 Pt o f Lot A ________ __ Beau-Port In* 18.*7 Let T --------..... Jama* C Zalglar •81 Lot* 3 I A 14 — ______ Clinton M arti* 1I.T9 I I A 14 _______ A moa Janoa 11.79 LA K B W A YK A N HEIGHTS P L A T BOOK 8 PAGE 88 Konnoth P A lola H Bton* LoU I I A 1* Blk A •9.98 Charles E Br A Betty T Lota 14 A 34 Blk B _ Williams •81 Lot I I A 98 Rlk H _ Charles B Sr A Betty T Wlljleme 8.99 LoU 4 1 A 9 (Laaa H I I Ft o f Lot 4 A W IT r t Of Lot 4) John H BrlckeoG 11.M Blk O --------------Lot T A W IT Ft of Lot Jama* E A Prances B Ellis 91.49 • Blk a -----------LoU I 4 I 9 T A I 1199 J B A Bonnie L Sneisraes Rlk H --------------Daniel B A Betty L JC (Means I9I.T9 L *U 8 A I Blk X ____ J 8 Oktrson 481 Lot T Rlk X LAKH W ATH AN HEIGHTS HIGHW AY ADDITION P L A T DOOM 4 PAGM Sd 84 A R y ) ---------- Lets IT 19 It A I* _ Th* North OrUnd* C* B D Denial Th* North OrUnd* Co 919.99 983 314.91 Research Engineering Corp Btava Peter* Jr Et Al 49.99 17.94 Th* North OrUnd* O* 149.13 Th* North Orlando Os 343.94 Th* North Orlando Co 919.11 Th* North Orlando Oo IT.TI a a A Ethtl C Bowser 19181 Th* North Orlando Co 9189 Th* North Orlande Oe IIM T Th* North Orlande C* 119.19 Th* North OrUnd* c s 1449.39 T h * North Orlaad* Oe 191.13 Tha North OrUnd* Co 149.TT NH * a jj of I-ot* I S A S Blk B - ................. Frank R A Palsy M Bowaa 44.71 LA K B W ATH AN HEIGHTS LA K B ADDITION P L A T BOOK 4 PAGE SB Let 7 A NH *< t-ot • 141.34 J R A B Ruth Oram Elk Jennie M Hall 7.37 LeU I A 19 Blk D LONOACMBI P L A T ROOK 8 PAGE 88 Charles A A Joyce J Hobbs 43.11 Let I Blk A ..... .........P L A T NOOK IS PAGE S8 LONGDALB Prank L A Olorla R Faaula I I I . I I L M N Enterprises, In* 113.19 Lot I f ________________ Frank B A Ruth Ann Purdue 93.33 Lot I t i... ------Bert O A Jean B Preear 4183 Lot I t - , Edwin C A Lorraine M Lot 74 ................ — Wlghtmen 44.11 Joseph W A Evelyn J Hick* 44.11 Lot 33 . 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U T h o N o r t h O r la a d o C o T h * N o r t h O r la a d o C o L o t I I U l k 7 ----------------T h o N o r t h O r la a d o C o M l L e t « ( L o u R 171 F t ) L o t 14 B l k 7 ---------------- T h o N o r t h O r la a d o o s M l T h * N o rth O rU a d o o * • M l L o t I I B lk 7 .... — B lk C --------— M l t u t 7 B lk O — — T h o N o r t h O r l a a d o C o — E d w a rd j j r A M a ry A L o t I I B lk 7 I. U T h e N o r t h O r la a d o O o 44.44 H a n lo n t u t 17 B l k 7 ----------------I. U T h e N o r t h O r la a d o C o 44.14 __— Th# N o rth O rU a d o C o L o t t l l l l k 7 ■ . . . ------L o t I t B lk N I . U T h o N o r t h O r la a d o C o ll.t l Th* N o rth O rU a d o C o L o t I I B l k 7 --------- , ..a L o t I I n i k K . _______ — l l . t l L o t I t B lk E T h o N o r t h O r la n d o C o ___ __ T h * N o r t h O r la a d o C o 47.44 t u t I I B l k 7 — _______ — M l l u n d m a r k R a to r p r la o a to o N O R T H O R LA N D O R A N C H E S SRO IA L o t 1 B l k I .......... ... 141 L a n d m a r k R a t o r p r ls a s la o F L A T R O O K 11 F A O B S S I A S S t u t I B l k I ____ _______ 7 4 1 L o t I B lk F la n d m a r k R a ta rp rta a a f a s L o t • B l k I ...... .. IM 4 T h a N o r t h O r la a d o O o 7 4 1 L o t I B lk F , L a n d m a rk R a ta rp rta o s 1 s t T h a N o r t h O r U a d * CO 11.44 L o t I B l k • --------- --7 4 1 L o t I B lk F L a a d m a r k E n t e r p r is e * l a * 4 l.lt t u t I B l k I — — ------ ... T h a N o rth O r U n d * C o la n d m a r k E n t a r p r la a * l a * 741 P L A T B O O K tS FA O l 10 I - B L o t I B lk I .. 741 Lot 4 . L a n d m a r k E n t e r p r is e * I n * T h a N o r t h O r la a d o C o 11.11 L o t 7 B l k I ---------------747 Lot I . lu n d m a r k R a ta rp rta a a l a * T h a N o rth O rU n d o C o 11.11 L o t I B l k I ---------------741 tu t • L a n d m a r k B a la r p r la a a l a * T h t N o r th O r la a d o C o 51 .1 1 L o t I l l l k I --------------- 7 4 1 R M o r p r l a a a l a * L a n d m a r k IM ! T h a N o rth O rU a d o C o L o t 1 * B l k I ---------- ------Lot I I 7 4 1 L u t 11 L a a d m a r k R a ta rp rta a a l a * L o t 11 B l k I ----------------T h a N o rth O rU a d # O o M l 11.17 t u t I I L a a d m a r k R a t o r p r l o o o 1m T h a N o rth O rta s So Co IM I t u t I I B l k I ----------------11.17 L o t I I T h a N a r t h O r la n d o C o 14.11 T h a N o rth O r U a d * C o L o t I I B l k I --------------I. U T h a N o r t h O r la a d o C o T h a N o rth O rta a d o c * L o t I I n i k I ----------------ll. t l Lot II I. U T h o N o rth O r U a d * C o T h a N o rth O rU a d o C o 1.41 L o t I I B l k I ----------------L o t 17 t .ll L o t I I T h a N o r t h O r la n d o C o T h a N o rth O rU n d o C o MS L o t I I B l k I ------------- — 1.11 L o t I t T h a N o r t h O r la n d o C o T h a N o rth O rU n d o C o L o t 17 B l k I a —------------Ml M l Lo t I I -A T h a N o r t h O r la a d o C o T h a N o rth O r U s d # C o Mt L o t I I n i k I ............ — M l Lut I I T h a N o r t h O r la a d o O o T h a N o rth O rU a d a C# Ml L o t I I B l k I — ________T h e N o r t h O r la a d o C o 1.11 SRO ■ I IS . i l FAl NO RTH O RLAN DO E A R 1 L o t I I B l k I ____________ M l L o t I B l k A .... ........ ... T h a N o rth O r la n d * O o L o t I I B l k I ____ — T h a N o r t h O r la a d o C o 11.11 1.11 L o t I I B l k A T h a N o rth O r U a d * C o t u t I I B l k I ......... IM I T h a N o r t h O r la a d o C o M l L o t 11 B l k A T h a N o rth O r U a d * C o L o t I I B l k I ....- ....... T h a N o r th O r la n d o C o 11.11 I . U L o t I I U lk A T h a N o r t h O r la a d o c # IM I L o t I I U l k I ------------- — T h a N o rth O rU n d o Co 1 4 1 L o t 17 B l k A T h a N o r t h O r la a d o C o 11.11 L o t I I B l k I ------------ a ... T h a N o r t h O r la a d o C o lundmark RalarprUos I m 11.41 L o t I I B l k A IM S S I I F t of L o t I B lk • T h a N o rth O r U a d * Oo Laadmark Enterprise* I m t i l l lu t I I B lk A ll.M T h a N o rth O rU n d o O o t u t I B l k • -------— 14.11 L o t I t B l k A Landmark Enterprise* las ll.M T h a N o rth O r U n d * O o L o t I B lk • f . U l u t 17 B l k A T h t N o rth O r U a d * C o 11.41 T h a N a r t h O r la a d o O o L o t I B l k I ... ... — T h e N o rth O r U a d * C o V .U L o t I I B lk A 11.44 L o t I B lk I _________ — T h a N o rth O r U n d * O # T h o N o r t h O r la a d o C o 7 .U L o t I I B lk A T h a N o r t h O r la a d o C o IM S L e t 7 B l k I __________1.71 T h e N o r t h O r l a a d o C o T h # N o rth O rU a d o c # 11.71 L o t I B lk I L o t I S U lk A 7 .a i L o t I B l k B T h o N o r t h O r la a d o C o 11.11 T h a N o rth O rU a d o C o L o t I lllk I 7.11 L o t I U l k B T h o N o rth o r la a d o C o 11.11 T h a N o rth O r U a d * C # t u t t l B lk I T .4 I l u t I I B l k B T h o N o rth O r U k S * 0 * 11.11 T h * N o rth O r U a d * c * L o t I t B lk • M l T b o N o rth O r U a d * 14.47 t u t 14 E l k B L e t I I B lk • . T h o H o n k O rU n d o OO 1.74 T h e N o rth O r U t d o C o I L A I SD R A N C H E S BBO SA t u t I I B lk I 1.71 T h o N o rth O r U a d * o o I S F A O B S S S T O 41 Lot I I B lk I T h o N o rth O r U a d * C o M l L o t 4 B lk C , T h * N o r th O r la a d o C o L o t I I B lk I . M l M l L o t I B lk C . T h o N o r t h O r la a d o C o T h * N o r t h O r la a d o C o 1.14 lu t I I B lk I . T h e N o r t h O r la a d o C o 1.71 L o t 4 B l k C T h * N o r t h O r la n d o C o L o t 17 n i k I . 1.11 1.71 t u t 7 B l k O . T k * N o r t h O r la a d o C o T k * N o rth O r U a d * Co 11.11 Lo t I I B lk I . M l T h o N a r t h O r l a a d o O o T h e N o r t h O r la a d o C o 14.11 L o t I B lk C . L o t I I B lk I . L a a d m a r k R a ta rp rta a a I m 7.11 L o t I n i k C T h * N o rth O r U a d * C o • . II t u t I I B lk I . 51.11 L o t I I U l k C . L a n d m a rk E a t o rp rla o * I m T h * N o rth O r U a d * C o 1.14 L o t 1 B lk I I l t . l l lu t I I B lk C L a a d m a rk E a to rp rla o * I m M l t u t I B lk I I . T h o N o r th O r la n d o C o 7.47 L a a d m a r k E k t o r p r U o a l a s T h * N o r t h O r U n d o 1.11 Co L o t I I U lk C . L o t I B lk !• . T h o N o rth O rta n So C o M l L o t I I U lk C . lu t B lk I I . T h a N o rth O r U n d * C o M l M l L o t I I U lk C . T h o N o r t h O r la a d o C o T h * N o rth O rU a d o C o B lk I I , M l Lot T h o N o r t h O r l a a d o C o M l B lk I I . T h a N o rth O r U a d * C o Lot A M L o t 14 B l k c T h o N a rt h O r la a d o C o 4.11 l u t 17 B l k C B l k 11 . T h # N a rth O r U a d * C o AM Lot T h a N a rth O r U s d * C o M l lu t t l B lk C B l k 11 . lu t T h * N o r t h O r la a d o C o AM T k * N o rth O rU a d o C * M l L u t I I B lk C . T h * N o r th O r la a d o C o B lk I I AM Lot t-7 1 l u t I I n i k c T h a N o rth O r la a d t C o n ik 11 . T h # N o r t h O r la a d o C o Lot 4.14 T h a N o r th O r la a d o C o 4.71 L o t I I U l k c B lk tl T h * N o r t h O r la a d o c # Lot ll.t l T h e N o r t h O r la a d o C o M l l u t 14 l l l k c L o t * U l k I I ------T h * N o rth O rU n d o c # • It 5.71 L o t T h o N o rth O rU a d o C o L o t 7 n ik n _ _ T h * N o r t h O r la n d o C o 11.11 I U lk D T h e N o r th O r la a d o C o M l lu t L o t I B l k I I AAA—— T h * N o r t h 7 B lk D . O rU a d * c # 11.11 d .7 i L o t T k * N o rth O r la n d * O o T h * N o r t h O r la a d o c * L__ o_ t • B l k 11 _ I B lk D . M l T h o N a r t h O r la a d o O o M l L u t I I B lk D . t u t I d B l k 11 — T h * N o rth O rU a d o C o A M M l T h o N o r t h O r U a d o C o L o t I I B l k 11 — T h * N o rth O rU n d o . C o L o t 11 n i k D . A ll 1.71 t-ot I I B l k D . T h o N o rth O rU a d o C o L O t I I B l k 11 AAA T h * N o r th O r la n d o C o 7.11 I I I T h a N o rth O rU a d o C o l u t I I B l k 11 — T h # N o rth O rU n d o c * L o t I t B lk D . A ll T h a N o rth O r U a d * Co I. U L o t 14 U l k 11 — T h * N o rth O rU n d o C o M S L o t 14 B l k D . T h e N o r t h O r la a d o C o M l L u t I I B lk D . L o t I I U lk I I — T h * N o rth O rU a d o C o AM T h a N o rth O r la a l* C o L o t I I B lk I I — M l L o t 17 B l k D . T h * N o rth O rU a d o C o 11.11 T h e N a r t h O r la a d o C o 1.11 t u t I I B l k D . t u t 17 B l k I t — T h o N o rth O r U a d * Oo 1.44 T h o N a r t h O r la a d o O * 111 lu t I I B lk D . t u t I I B l k 11 — T h * N o rth O rU n d # 0 * M l L o t ip B lk I t _ M l L e t I I B lk D . T h a N o rth O r U a d * Oo T h * N o rth O r U a d * C o M l M t l u t I I B lk D . T h a N o rth o r la a d o O o L o l I I B l k 11 — T h * N o rth O rU a d o C o A ll T h a N o rth O r U a d * Oo 1.11 L o t 17 B l k D . L o t I I B lk I I — T h # N o r t h O r la a d o CO 11.11 T h a N o r t h O r la a d o O o L o t 11 B l k 11 — 111 L o t I I B lk D . T h * N o rth O rU n d o C o 11.11 T h e N o rth O rU a d o C o 1.11 L o t I B l k B . L o t I I l l l k 11 T h * N o rth O rU n d o C o ll.t l 1.71 L o t t l B l k B . T h a N o rth O r U a d * C o L o t 14 B l k 11 T h * N o r t h O r la a d o C o 14.74 T h e N o r t h O r U a d * O o L o t S I B l k 11 M l L o t I I B lk R . T h * N o r t h O r la a d o C o 1A7I T h e N o rth O rU a d o C o I I I t u t I f B l k 1 1 ___________ T h # N o r t h O r la a d o c # 4.11 l u t 14 B l k R . T h # N o rth O rU a d o C o t u t 14 B l k E . RRdVRD S F BLH S d TRAO T A NORTH O RLAN BS SNB A B B A ll T h * N o rth O rU n d o C o F L A T R D D H S S F A O R VS 14.71 t u t I I B lk E , T h * N o r t h O r la n d o C O T h * N o rth O r U a d o C * 11.11 L o t 1 B l k 1 ----------------1 1 .I t t u t 17 B l k R T h * N o rth O rU n d o C o U a i Lut I I n ik R . 11.11 L o t t l B lk 1 -a T h * N o rth O rU n d o c a T h # N o r t h O r la n d o C o t u t I t lllk 1 T h * N o rth O r U n d * c # 4.01 l u t I I B l k R . 14.71 T h * N o r t h O r la a d o C o T h * N o rth O r U a d * C * l u t I I B lk 1 A ll M l t u t I I B lk B . T h * N o rth O rU a d # C o Lut I I B lk B . T h * N o rth O rU a d o Oo 1 A II M l T h * N o r t h O r la a d o C o T h * N o rth O rU a d o C o 1A7I L o t t t B l k 1 ----------------M l lu t St B tk R . T h * N o rth O rU a d o C o t u t t l B lk 1 T h * N o rth O r U a d * c * A lt 111 lu t I I B lk B . T h * N o rth O rU a d o C o T h * N o r th O r la n d o C * L o t 14 B l k 1 _ lu t l i n tk R . I. M M l T h * l u t ts lllk 1 N o r t h O r U a d # I. M T h * N o r t h O r la n d o C * Co M l L o t I I lllk E T h # N o rth O rU n d o C o T h # N o rth O r U n d o Oo I. M L e t t l lllk 1 4.11 t u t t l n i k E . t u t 11 U l k 1 ____________ T h * N o r th O r la a d o C o T h * N o rth O r U n d * 0 * I. M 4.11 L o t 7 U l k F . T h * N o r t h O r la a d o CO T h * N o r th O r la a d o C o A M L o t t l U lk 1 — M l t u t I B lk F . t u t I B t k F . T h * N o r t h T h * N o rth O r U a d * O * O r l a a d o O o I .M M l T h * N o r t h O r la a d o c * l u t I I B l k 1 ---------------A M T h * N o r t h O r la a d o C o M l t u t I I B lk F . T h # N o r t h O r la a d o o * l u t I I B lk t T h * N o r t h O r la a d o C o A M M l L o t 11 B l k F . T h # N o rth O rU a d * C o t o t L o t I t B lk F . T h * N o rth O r U a d * C o ll. t l T h * N o rth O r U a d * o * T h a N o rth O rU n d o c * L o t 1 B lk IA 7.11 L o t I I B l k F A H T h # N o rth O rU n d o C o L o t 1 U lk I A T he N o rth O rU a d o CO IM S M l L o t I I B lk F . t u t 1 U lk I A _ _ T h # N o rth O rU n d o C o T h * N o rth O r U a d o CO IM I M l L o t I t B lk F . T h * N o rth O rU a d o C o L o t 1 B l k I A ............. — T h # N a rth O rU a d o Co 1 I I L o t I I U lk F . A ll l u t 1 B lk I A _ T h * N o r t h O r la a d o O o T h * N o r t h O r la a d o C o t u t I I B lk F . 4.17 lit T h # N o r t h O r la a d o C o t u t 1 B l k I A ----------------T h # N a r t h O r la a d o Oo L o t 14 B l k F . M l f.S S t u t 7 U lk I A T h # N o r t h O r la a d o 0 * T h # N o rth O rU a d o Oo t u t 11 B l k F . M l I I I T h * N o rth O rU a d o C o T h * N o rth O r U a d * o * t u t 1 B lk IA L o t I I B lk F . t il I I I l u t t lllk IA T h # N o rth O rU n d o C o T h * N o r t h O r la n d o o * Lot I I n ik F M l A ll T h # N o rth O rU n d o C o L o t 10 l l l k I A a T h # N o rth o r la a d o 0 * M l L o t t t B lk F I I I L o t I t B l k I A --------------T h # N o rth O rU n d o C o T h * N o rth O r U n d * C a M l L o t I I lllk F A ll l u t 11 U l k I A _ T h # N o rth O r U n d * C a T h # N o rth C V U n d * C o 4 *1 L o t I B l k O A ll L o t 11 U l k I A T h * N o rth O rU n d o C o T h # N o r t h O r la a d o C a M l t u t I B lk O I. M T h # T h * L o t 11 B l k I A N o r t h O r la a d o O a N o rth O rU n d o a * M l lu t I B lk O I. M L o t 11 U l k I A --------------T h * N o rth O r U a d * O o T h * N o r t h O r la a d o C o t i l l Lo t 7 B lk O I. M T r a c t A ( L a a * W 171 F t T h # N a rth O r U a d * c * L o t ■ B l k (1 1.14 n *s N B Cor Rno T h * N a rth O r U a d * C * L o t I H lk O I. M W ly on R d I I I F t T h a N o r t h O r la a d o C o L o t I I B lk O I. M S 1414 F t E li t u T h # N o r t h O r la a d o C o L o t I t B lk O . IM t Ft N 141.1 F t t o T h * N a rth O r U s d # o * L o t I I B lk O . IM I B a g ) — ......... T h # N a r t h O r la n d o C o Tk* Narth OrUad* do I. M • M l L o t 17 B l k a Nag N W O or T re a t A T h * N o r t h O r la a d o C o lu t I I B lk a . I. M R u n E o n n d 114 T h * N o rth O rU a d o C o 1 44 t u t I I B lk O . F t S I D e g 14 M i n T h * N o r t h O r la a d o C o L ot I t B lk O . 4 tl t l S * e W 111 I t F t L ot t l B lk a T h a N o r th O r la n d o C * 4 .tl W 14017 Ft N T h * N o rth O rU n d o O o L o t I I B l k (1 . 4 *1 140 I T F t to U * g — W illia m L o w a ll T h o m a s l a * IM ! T h * N o r t h O r la n d o C o L u t I t U lk O . 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U T h a N o rth O rU a d o C o M S T h o N o r t h O r la a d o C o L*»t 1 l l l k t IU T h * N a rth O r U a d * C o L o t I I B lk H . •41 T h o N o r t h O r la a d o C o Lot 1 lllk 1 T h # N o r th o r la a d o CO 1 * 14 L o t 14 B l k I I 147 I-o t 7 l l l k 1 1141 l u t I I B lk I I ~ T h a N o r t h O r la n d o C o T h * N o rth O r ia a d * O o 1.47 I-o t 1 l l l k 1 L o t I I U l k H T h * N o r t h 1141 O r U a d o OO • 41 T h a N a r t h O r la a d o C n Lot • • ik S T h o N o r t h O r U s d * -C o • . 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A B4 F L A T N O O K IS F A O B S N O RTH O RLAN DO R A N C H ES SBC S 11.21 T h * N o r t h O r la n d o C o B lk A Lot 17.04 T h * N o r t h O r U n d o C o B l k A . Lot IM S T b o N o rth O r U a d * O o B lk A Lot 17.M T h # N o r t h O r la a d o O o B lk A . Lut lilt O r l a n d o C o N o r t h T h * B lk A . Lot IT 14 T h * N o rth O r U n d o C o B lk A Lot IS I I T h a N o rth O r U n d o C o B lk A Lot 41.SI T h # N o rth O rU n d o C o B lk A . Lot 50.71 O r la n d o C o T h # N o r t h B lk B . lu t IM I T h a N o rth O r la a d o C o B lk B Lot IT . II T h # N o rth O rU a d o C o B lk B . Lot 14.74 O r U a d o C o T h * N o rth B lk B Lot O r U a d o O # ll. lt T h * N o r t h B l k B lu t 11.71 T h a N o rth O rU n d o C o B lk C . Lot 11 M T h # N o rth O rU n d o C o B lk C . 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IT T h * N o rth O rU n d o C o Lo t 7 B lk F _ 11.44 T h # N o r t h O r la a d o C o lu t I B lk F . M S L u t I B lk F . T h * N o r t h O r la a d o C o 14.74 T h * N o r t h O r la a d o O o L o t 14 B l k F 11.11 O r l a n d o C o L u t 11 B l k F T h * N o rth 14.74 T h # N o r t h O r la n d o C o tu t I I B tk F . 11.17 T h * N o rth O r U n d o C o L o t 11 B l k F . 11 44 t u t 14 B l k F . T b * N o rth O rU n d o C o 4.47 O r U a d * O o T b o N o rth L o t 14 B l k F . IN T h o N o rth O r U a d * C o Lot 1 B lk O . M 4 T b o N o rth O r U a d * C o Lo t I B lk O . M t T h * N o rth O rU n d o C o Lo t I B lk O . M l T h * N o rth O rU n d o C o Lo t 4 B lk a . I SS T h * N o r t h O r la n d o C o L o t I B lk O 7.11 T h * N o r t h O r la n d o C o L u t 4 B lk O _ T h * N o rth O rU n d o Co 7.11 L o t 7 B lk O > 7.IT T h # N o r th O r la a d o C o L o t I B lk O . T.M T h * N o rth O rU a d o Oo I B lk O 4.14 T h * N o r t h O r la a d o c * L o t 14 B l k a . O r U n d o C o 4.14 T h # N o rth Lo t It B lk O . III T h # N o rth O rU a d o C o Lo t It B lk O . L o t I t B lk a T h * N o rth O rU n d o C o 1.11 III T h * N o rth O rU n d o C o L o t 14 B l k O O r U n d o C o Lo t I I B lk O a 1.11 N o r t h Th* T h # N o rth O r U a d * C o M l t u t I I B lk O . M l T h # N o rth O r U a d * O # L o t 17 B l k O . T h * N o rth O r U a d * O # 4.14 L o t I I B lk O . T h # N o r t h O r la n d o C o 4.47 Lo t 1 B lk H . 14.71 Lo t 4 B lk H . T h * N o rth O rU n d o C o 14.74 T h * N o rth O rU n d o C o t u t I B lk H . 12.14 T h * N o r t h O r la n d o C o Lo t « B lk K _ 12 14 L o t 7 B lk H > T h * N o r t h O r la n d o C o IM S L o t I B lk H . 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T h * N o r t h O r la n d o C o 11.4S T h # N o r t h O r la n d o C o t-o t • B l k H . lif t L o t 7 B lk M . T h # N o r th O r la n d o C o I t 44 Lot t B lk M T h * N o r t h O r la n d o C o I f I* L o t t B lk M . T h # N o rth O rU n d o C o 11.41 Lo t I t B lk U T b * N o r t h O r la n d o C o 11.41 T h * N o rth O rU n d o C o L o t I I B lk M 11 M L o t It B lk M . T h * N o rth O rU a d o O o IM I t-o t I t B l k M . T h * N o rth O rU n d o C o 11.41 L o d 17 B l k M T h # N o r t h O r la n d o C o 11.41 L o t t l B lk M T h # N o r t h O r la n d o C o IM t Lo t t l B lk M T h * N o r t h O r la n d o C o 11.41 T h t N o rth O r la a d o C o L o t t t B lk M . t t.ll L o t 14 B l k I t T h # N o rth C r U a S o C o t t.ll L o t 14 B l k U . T h * N o rth O rU b d e C o t ill L o t S I B lk R . T h * N o rth O rU n d o C o lt .lt T h * N o r t h O r la . id o C o Lo t tt B lk M . IM t L o t 1 B lk H . T h # N o r t h O r U 't d o c * IM t L o t t B l k N -. T h * N o rth O - • *« d o C o 11.41 L o t t B lk N _ T h # N o r t h C'. U n d o C o ll.t l I-o t 7 B l k N _ Jooaph A A o a rjr E J a c k a o a IM I L o t I lllk N J o a o p h A A d a rjr E J a c k s o n SS It L o t I B lk N . T h a N o r th O r la n d o C o ll. lt L o t I t B lk M _ T h * N o r th O r la a d o C o 11.11 Led It B lk N T h o N o r t h O r la n d o C o IM I L o t IS B lk N _ T h a N o r t h O r la a d o C * 11 44 L o t It B lk N _ T h # N o r th O r la n d o C o 11.14 L o t 14 B l k N T h * N o r th O r la n d o C o 11.44 L o t I I B lk N _ T h * N o r th O r la n d o C o ll. 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L o t 1 R l k 11 . L o t 10 n i k 1 L o t 11 R l k 1 L o t 11 n i k 1 I- o t 11 R l k 1 L o t 14 I l l k 4 L o t IS Illk 1 L o t IS Illk 1 IzO t 1 U l k 11 . L e t 1 B l k 1» . L o t 1 R l k 11 . L o t 4 R lk 1 . L o t 1 I l l k !I M L o t 7 Illk 1 . L o t 1 I l l k 11 I- o t 4 R l k I t L o t 1 R l k 1# L o t 1 U l k 14 L o t 7 R l k 1# L o t I R l k 11 N O R T H O I I I . A X U O R A N C H E S IP . O I I L o t 1# R l k 1 . L o t IU I l l k 1 . L o t 11 I l l k 1 . L e t I I B lk 1 . L o t 11 R l k 1 . L o t 14 I l l k 1 . L o t IS Illk 1 . L o t 14 U lk 1 . L o t 17 I l l k 1 . L o t t l U lk 1 . IoOt 17 I l l k 1 . L o t 10 I l l k 1 . L e t 11 I l l k 1 . L o t 11 U l k 1 . L o t 11 I l l k 1 . L o t 14 I l l k 1 . L o t 15 U lk 1 . l-O t 14 I l l k 1 . L o t 17 U lk 1 . L o t I I U lk 1 . L o t I I U lk 1 . L e i I# I l l k 1 . L o t 41 I l l k 1 . L e t 41 I l l k • . L o t 41 U lk 1 . L o t I I Il l k 1 . L o t 45 U lk 1 . L o t 1 illk 1 L o t 10 U lk t . L o t 11 U lk » . L o t I S U lk t . L o t 11 U lk » • I- o t 14 U lk t L o t 1 U l k 11 . L o t 1 R l k 11 . L o t 1 U lk 11 . L o t 1 R l k 11 . L o t 1 R l k 11 . L o t 1 R l k 11 . L o t 7 R l k :11 . l o t 1 R l k 11 . L o t » U lk 11 . L o t 1# I l l k 11 L o t 11 R l k 11 L o t 11 111k 11 L o t 11 R l k 11 L o t 14 U lk 11 L o t 15 I l l k 11 L o t 11 I l l k 11 L o t IT U lk 11 L o t 11 U lk 11 L o t 11 U lk 11 L o t >4 R l k 11 L o t 11 R l k 11 L o t IS I l l k 11 L o t : i I l l k 11 IdOt : i I l l k 11 L o t i R ik IS . 1-ot t U lk 11 . L o t i R lk I I . L o t i R l k 11 L o t i Illk I I . L o t i R l k 11 . L o t i U lk I t . L o t i U lk 11 . L o t i H lk 11 . 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T h * N o rth O r U n d o Co 7/0t I S R l k 1 4 ___ _______ T h * N o rth O r U n d o Co 1z.ll 14 I l l k 1 4 _________ , T h * N o rth O r la n d o C o L o t IT R l k 11 -----------T h * N o rth O rU n d o Co L i t 11 I l l k 1 1 __________ T h * N o rth O r la n d o C o I- o t l I l l k I I _________ — T h * N o rth O r la n d o C o I- o t 1 B l k I I ____________ T h * N o rth O r la n d o C o L o t S R l k 14 _________ — T h * N o rth O rU n d o Co L o t I Illk I I T h * N o rth O rU n d o C o tzot I R l k I I T h * N o rth O r la n d o C o I- o t 4 R l k SS _ T h * N o rth O r U n d o (So I. o t 7 R l k I S .. T h * N o rth O r la n d o C o 1-01 I R l k SS _ T h * N o rth O rU n d o Co 1/ot I B l k I I _ T h e N o rth O rU n d o O o l « t 14 R l k 14 T h t N o rth O rU n d o Oo Izot 11 R l k I I T h * N o rth O rU n d o Oo L o t 11 R l k I I T h # N o rth O r la n d o C o T h * N o rth O r la n d o C o L o t I I I l l k SS T h * .N orth O rU n d o Co I-o t 11 I l l k I S L o t I S U1U I S T h * N o rth O r la n d o O o M I H T II O R L A N D O R A N C H E S S E O IS P L A T B O O K IS P A C K S S t T h # N o rth O r la n d * O * T r a o t A R l k IT T h # N o rth O r la n d o Oo I- o t 11 H l h 17 . T h * N o rth O r la n d o O o L o t 11 R l k 17 . T h # N o rth O rU n d o Co tzot 10 n i k 17 . T h # N o rth O rU n d o Co I/ot 11 n i k 17 . T h # N o rth O r la n d o C o Izo t >7 R l k 17 T h # N o rth O r la n d o C « L o t S I R l k 17 T h # N o rth O rU n d # O * L o t I I R l k 17 . T h # N o rth O rla n d a C o L o t M D l k 17 . I/O t 11 B l k 17 T h e N o rth O r la n d o C O T h # N o rth O r la n d # O o L o t 17 n i k 17 T h # N o rth O r la n d o C o I/ot 11 R l k 17 T h # N o rth O r la n d o C o !.o t 11 I l l k 17 T h * N o r t h O r la n d o C o I/Ot I f R l k 17 T h * N o rth O r la n d o C o t<ot 11 R l k 17 T h # N o rth O r la n d o O o L o t I I U l k 17 T h * N o rth O r la n d o O o L o t 11 I l l k 11 T h # N o rth O r U n d o Oo L o t 11 R l k 11 T h # N o rth O r U n d o C o L o t 17 R l k 11 T h # N o r t h O r l a n d o c-o L > t 11 R l k 11 T h * N o rth O r la n d o C o Izot I t I l l k : i T h * N o rth O r la n d o C o i/ot :o R i k : t T h # N o rth O rU n d o C o L i t l l I l l k 11 T h # N o rth O r la n d o O o L o t 11 R l k S I T h # N o rth O r U n d o Oo l/Ot I S I l l k 14 T h * N o rth O r la n d o C o L i t S I I l l k 11 T h * N o rth O r la n d o O o L i t IS Illk I I T h * N o rth O r la n d o C o i.o t : i i n k : t T h * N o rth O r la n d o C o L i t 27 I l l k I S T h * N o rth O r U n d o C o L i t 71 I l l k S t T h # N a rth O rU n d o Oo L i t :s illk : s T h # N o r th O rla n d # C o 1/ot 10 R l k 11 T h # N o r t h O r la n d # O o L o t t R lk I I T h o N o rth O r la n d o O o I/O I 1 R l k I S T h # N o rth O r la n d o O o 1.01 I R l k I I T h a N o rth O r la n d o C o l/ot I I l l k 11 T h # N o rth O rU n d o C o L o t S Illk S I T h # N o rth O r la n d o C o L it I R lk S I T h # N o rth O r la n d o C o L i t 7 I l l k 11 T h # N o rth O r la n d o C o l-n t I R l k I I ____ ____ T h # N o rth O r la n d * C o I-o t t R l k t l _________ T h # N o r th O r la n d o O o tzot 11 R l k I I _______ T h # N o rth O r U n d o O o L i t I I R l k I I ____ __ T h # N o rth O r la n d o O o Izo t 11 I l l k I I _______ T h # N o rth O r U n d o C o L i t 11 I l l k I I _______ T h # N o r th O r la n d o O o L i t 11 I l l k 1 1 ___ ....... T h * N o rth O r U n d o C o l.o t I S I l l k S I _______ T h # N o rth O r la n d o C o I- o t 11 R l k I I ---------T h * N o r th O r la n d o C o L i t 17 R l k I I _______ T h # N o rth O r la n d o O o Izot 11 R l k I I — — T h # N o rth O r la n d o C o I-o t I f I l l k I I _______ T h * N o rth O rU n d o C o L i t : o I l l k I I _______ T l i * N o r t h O r la n d o C o L i t 21 I l l k S I ---------T h a N o rth O rU n d o C o Izot 11 I l l k 1 1 _______ T h # N o rth O rU n d o C o I-o t 11 R l k 1 1 _______ T h # N o r th O r la n d o C o I-o t S I I l l k I I T h # N o rth O r U n d o O * 1-ot SS R l k 21 T h # N o r t h O r la n d o C o L o t 21 I l l k I I T h # N o rth O rU n d o C o L i t IT I l l k 14 T h # N o rth O r la n d o C o L i t S I I l l k 14 T h * N o rth O rU n d o C o L i t I S R l k 14 T li* N o rth O rU n d o O o L i t I f R l k 14 T h * N o r t h O r la n d o C o L i t 1 R l k 17 T h # N o rth O r U n d o O o 1/ot I I l l k 17 . T h # N o rth O r U n d o O * L o t 4 R l k 17 T h * N o r t h O r la n d o C o I. o t I R l k 17 . T h # N o rth O r la n d o O * l/ot I I l l k IT T h # N o rth O r U n d o C o l/ot I I l l k IT . T h # N o rth O r la n d o C o L i t 7 I l l k 17 . T h * N o rth O rU n d o C o L i t I R l k IT T h * N o rth O rU n d o C o L > t t I l l k 17 T h # N o r t h O r la n d o O o !.o t I I R l k 17 T h * N o rth O rU n d o O * I/ot 11 R l k 17 T h # N o rth O rU n d o C o L o t 11 I l l k 17 T h # N o rth O rU n d o O o L o t I I I l l k IT T h # N o r t h O r la n d o O * I/ o l 1 ! I l l k IT T h # N o r t h O r la n d o C o L i t I S R l k IT T h # N o rth O rU n d o O o L i t 11 I l l k >7 N 10 A o f E H o7 N W H * t N W H ( Iu # * R d ) • S I 11 A m t r t m s P r o d s * * E s c h n n t # In * N U of SW H *« >W |4 I H I I A m e ric a n P ro d u c e E i c h a n g # In # S U B D IV IS IO N O P B E C K M A M M O C K P L A T B O O K 1 PA41H (1 I I M c W a l l o r a L o t 1 R l k n ----------------P LA T BO O K 1 PA O ES V* S A N P O IIII C K I. K M Y D E L T A A m e ric a n P r o d s * * L e t I 7 A ------------------------B sc tu a a * la * w a I/ e t IS A <t/*»s D o n a ld A J r A T rt o o a ■ A e r o # ) --------Duaa A m e ric a n P ro d u c e L o t 11A E a c h a n g t In # W R A G lo r ia # H O lo r t v L e i I _______ ___ 1 A o r * S q u a re la N B D o n a ld B A K a t k l l M K C o r o f L e t I I ------P a ra tll ■ 111 P t * 1 X t i l P I o f H s s r p A P V Isd a M o a k a w lt s W 111 P t o f L o t I T N II# Pt o l W li t F t o f S IS S I V l r s l l C A K a t h r y n B O ra o a y N H 1 4 -----------------------■ I# P t o f N I I I P I o f a I I I P t Of N W 14 *r N w ii < L **o a 4 H 11 BILa S A J I / Marti* in rt) — — — — ■ I# P t o f N IS t .S P t of E I S M P t of W IS le w r a n e a J a k e s t ll.t P t o f N W H — St W l l A O lo rln # H (H o v e r a w 14 o t S E 1 4 o f U K 14 S U R V E Y O P P H O I 'K B T Y O P T D K S M I T H D E E D B O O K I B S F A U M 114 S C B M a t th a w M lte h a U I- o t I _________________ In * # I V i i n t l N I I P I of Lot I — N 417 P I o f ■ T i l o f E 104 r t o f t It t l E lm a r 0 A A d d l# O O a g g a 414 P t H l 'M K L L B A D D P O R T M E E D P L A T B O O K 4 PA44B A P r a n k M ilt o n I/ O l* I A I U l k I S -----■ I C h o f S E 1 4 Of N E 1 4 o f K W 14 W o f M # l . 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John A IV A D o rU B u rt** T/ot# 1 I # 44 B l k B ------L o U I I I 11 I f A S I J o h n A n r A D o r U B u r too R l k r ---------------------L # U 1 t o 14 A 11 t * 71 J o h n A I V A D o r l# B u r t o n B l k O ----------------- — , J o h n A I V A D o r l# llu r lo a L e t # I l o 17 B l k If _ a 1 4 *4 r t e f W U *( --------B o f N W 1 4 o f B W 1 4 _____ O h U A v # ____________ I ISS I #I t R o b e r t L A H a l t B T e d f o r d B O W A B D P A C K A R D L A R D COM4 1 S T A D D T O C A M B B O R P L A T B O O K 4 P A U R T* L o U I A 4 R l k I _______ A n d r e w A W illie M J o b a o o a CABKM OR PLAT ROOK I PAUB J a m ** A A A a a # tU M lU a t r L o t I I R lk S K p h ra m W Bn##4 L e t 11 I l l k 1 PLA T BOOK I PAOBS M A M PALM B A B B O C K L o t S I ( L # » R y ) ---------A m e ric a n P r # 4 u « * Eackaaga, In * L e U I I S I A I I (L o o * A m a r lo a a P r o d u c e R jr) — M S T . ll 7.TT 7.11 7.77 M S T.4S T . IS S . IS S.4T lf . 7 4 1.14 4.14 T.TT T.TT T.TT T . ll T . ll I #s 4 14 4 .14 I II I. II 4.41 I.T T S.Td S.7 I M l 4.11 I I I 4.I f 4.I S 4.I S T .ll M l T .ll t .S S S . IS M S S.TS M l S.|d f.S S 4k I l.t f IN lit • IS 1.44 T.df T.dt i i t.aa T .ll T .SI T .U T.S» • 44 ass r tf t i.t i 11.14 1.44 rV r M l ltd 1.11 T .d f T.ST 7JT T.ia i i • id t.d f T .U T .U T .U 5:8 T .a t T .d f T.ST T.ST T.ST S. (.1 4 T. ST T.ST T.ST T.ST M T T .ll T .ll M l T .ll T .ll T .U 1.11 1.11 1.11 1.11 M S S.T I I I I 1.11 1.11 M S (.4 4 T. IK T . IT T.ST T.ST M T T .IT M .M 4 T . it ■ R O W R ’I Eichang*. Inc P A L M B B 'g S U B D I V I S I O N LoU LoU ■ I S 11 A 1 1 _____ I A IS A N S IS P S e f L o U 4 A t t _____ I T P t o f K 1ST P I o f L o t « * K 11# P I o f 7/Ota I 4 A 7 A W 111 r t *c L o u s A i -S 3 I 5U IM S Ti ilia It.dd 117.71 II. U it . a s lll.S S 141.11 t iff I I I 47.ST IM S L IS IM S if IM S SAM IM S M S IM S A H 147.41 ttl.SS lll.S S I SI S IM S ATI SM S H IM P L A T B O O K S P A U B SS L o o A N o rd m a a B t A 1 II.SS Loo A SAM H a c im a a B t A t 14 0 U �I t ft DESCRIPTION OF LAND 8 A m M NAMB OF OWNER E 2 i: <T 5• f The North Orloads Os Ml The North OrMads Os 111.11 tai.tr EH at W H at bat M (Leaa N TI r t A Donald ▼ baa ll.TI R d ) -------------------O A Wales tt.lt Lola II II II A II „ ■BTBMIRaNR FARM! ADDITION NO B FLAT BOOK 0 FADE St Mir H Ft st 81/ 111.1 Ft at W lr It Ft at Harold A Mela Martas l.ll araee Bt air iti Ft at w ir lit (Worse B A Paul Ias A Ft at bat II ----Rostra ltl.lt f l a m i n g o aratNoa FLAT NOOK 0 FAOH TI Man E A Helen b Shlek H IT Lot • Dlk C _______ — Viola O Knlsht 11.11 bet Id Blk C ........ W t t r A Louisa BOarastt 11.11 bat II Blk O ........ . . Stephen J Br A Charlotte bat I Blk D -------------tpaan lt l.ll WATBON ava FLAT BOOK IB FAOH BO Bes It Ft a at NB Oar Lot I Run B TI Ft a II Das W ISAM Ft N TI Ft N II Das H IdtJI Ft to B t s --------------------M B Lansttoa lll.Tt WILLIAMSON HEIGHTS PLAT BOOK IB FAOH 08 bat I I ____— ___— clartnea L A Alba A Cooper lit.II Lot It — Clarence L A Alba A Cooper lt.ll NORTH ORLANDO FLAT BOOK IS PAGES IS d 11 Traat a (Lata Part ~ a ORB I II F The North Orlando On HI M d ll) Fart Traat A Data la onn i l l F i n _ The North Orlando Co llll.lf ink u The North Orlande Co l.lt The North Orlando Co l.ll u t t ink i i . The North Orlande Co l.lt Lot I Dlk II . Dlk II . Tha North Orlando On l.ll Blk Id . The North Orlande Ot Ml Tha North Orlando Os Ml Blk Id Tha North Orlando Co l.ll Blk II . Tha North Orlande Co M .ll Dlk II Dlk II . Tha North Orlando Co tt.lt The North Orlande Co It.Id II Blk II Tha North Orlando Co IT.1T II Dlk II bot it Dlk II Tht North orlaads Ca 1T.1I Tha North Orlande Ca Ml bat II Blk II Tha North Orlande Oa Aid t It Dlk II Tha North Orlande Oa l.ll t i i nik ii Tha North Orlande Ca Aid bat Id Blk II Tha North Orlando Ca Ml bot IT Dlk II Tha North Orlando Ca 1.14 Lot II Dlk Id Tha North Orlande Co l.ll bot I Dlk Id . Tha North Orlande oa l.lt Lot I Dlk Id _ Tha North Orlando oa l.ll lot I Dlk Id The North Orlando Oa l.ll Lot d Dlk Id _ Tha North Orlando Oa Aid bat I Dlk Id Tha North Orlando On l.lt Lai t Dlk Id — Tha North Orlando Ca 11.11 bet T Blk Id ~ Tha North Orlando Ca It.M bet It Dlk Id Lot II Blk It . Tha Merth Orlande Co II.II Tha North Orlande Oa Aid bat II Dlk Id . Lot IT Dlk Id . Tha North Orlande Oa Ml Tha North Orlando Oa l.lt bot II Dlk II . Lot It Dlk II . Tha North Orlaada Oa Ml Tha North Orlando Ca t.ll Lot It Dlk Id Lot I lllk IT Tha North Orlande Ca Alt Tha North Orlande Ca l.lt Lot d Dlk IT bot I Dlk IT Wtlmar A Katharine Houshtoa It.II bat 1 Dlk II , Tha North Orlaada Oa ll.ll Tha North Orlando Oa ll.lt Lot I Dlk II Lot I Dlk II Tha North Orlaada Ca II.TI Tha Nerlh Orlaada Ca ll.TI Let d Dlk II The North Orlaada Ca II.TI bet I Dlk II bot It Dlk It Maaterbulldars Corp lt.it Lot 11 Dlk II Mnatsrbulldara Cars tt.ll NORTH ORLANDO 1ST ADDITION FLAT BOOK II PAOK8 SS A Sd Lot Id Blk I d _____ ___ Oiratd R A Derathp F HeurIM 1T1.1I bat 1 Dlk II ...........— Tha North Orlando Ca II.II Lot t Dlk II ............— Tha North Orlando Co tl.tl bot | lllk I I __ — ----Tha North Orlando Co II.II Lot d Dlk I d ___ _____ Tha North Orlando Ca 11.44 bot t lllk I I ---- . . . The North Orlande Oa tl.tl bot I Dlk I I __________ The North Orlande Co tl.tl Lot T Dlk I I ----Tha North Orlando Oa 11.14 bat 11 (Leaa Ft In North Orlande Ith Add) Dlk II _ _ _ Tha North Orlando Co ll.ll Lot II Dlk I I --------- — Tha North Orlando Ca l.ll Lot II Dlk Id ■ Tha North Orlando Co l.ll bot It Dlk II _________ Tha North Orlando Co l.lt Lot II Dlk Id Tha North orlaada Co 141 Let II Dlk II ___ Tha North Orlaada Ca 141 Lot II Dlk II _________ Tha North Orlande Ca 141 Lot s i Blk i t ------- ----.... Tha North Orlando■Ca l.ll A BUR OP PART OP NORTH ORLANDO A NORTH ORLANDO 1ST ADD PLAT BOOK IS PAGE M IAit A Dlk 11 ...... ......— Maetnrbutlden Carp l l.ll KVt of IA>l D Dlk Id _ Maaterbulldars Carp 14.11 Lot K lllk II _ Maaterbulldars Corp M .ll REPLAT OF FART OF NORTH ORLANDO 1ST A M B ADB FLAT BOOK Id FAOB IB A Dlk 1 Maaterbulldars Carp ld.lt 1 Dlk 1 Maaterbulldars Carp I.IT I Dlk 1 Maatarbulldara Carp • IT 1 Dlk I Mnatsrbnlldnrs Carp ll.TI I Dlk I Maatarbulldara Carp ll.TI I Dlk I Maatarbnlldaro Carp Ml d Blk I Maatarbulldara Carp Ml bat II Dlk I Mnstarbilldaro Carp Ml Lot M Dlk I Maatarbulldara Carp Ml bot 1 Dlk I Maatarbulldara Carp II. TI bat I Dlk I Maatarbulldara Carp 1I.TI bot • Dlk I Maatarbulldara Carp Ml Lot I lllk I __ Maaterbulldars Carp Ml Lot II Dlk I __ Maaterbulldars Carp Ml Let II Blk I ---Maalsrb sliders Carp Ml Lota I A I Blk I The North Orlaada Os t ll.T I Lot I Dlk d __ Tha North Orlando Oa III Let 4 Dlk d — Ths North Orlando Ca I.N Lot II Dlk d ___ Tht North Orlaada Ca ll.TI Lot II Dlk d Tha North Orlando Ca ll.TI Lot II Dlk d Tha North Orlando ca ll.ll Lot || Dlk d Tha North Orlaada Oa Ml Lot II Dlk I . Ths North Orlando Oa Ml Traat A -----Tha North Orlaada Oa I Traat B _ _ Ths North Orlaads Ca Traat C ____ Ths North Orlando Oa m i bot A Dlk II . Maatarbulldara Carp 1I.TI Lot II Dlk II Maaterbulldars Carp Ml bot C Dlk II Maaterbulldars Carp Ml Lot D Blk II . Ths North Orlaada Os •U Let H Dlk II Ths North Orlando Os IU Lot F Dlk II Ths North Orlando On IM I Lot A Blk It North Orlaada Develop* meat Carp Lot B Blk II North Orlaada Dors lap* meat Carp M il North Orlando Develop* atom osrp It.dd Maatsrbulldsrs Carp 141 Maatarbnlldaro Carp North Orlaada Develop* saaat Carp •M l North Orlando Develop* meat Osrp 1141 North Orlando Develop* ■sat carp North Orlaada Develop* meat Carp North Orlando Develop­ ment carp North Grlaude Develop* meat Carp •M l North Orlaada Davelap* mast Carp North Orlaada Develop* ■ant Carp North Orlaada Develop* meat Carp North Orlaada Develop* MU S f t i 1 . hi DEBCRIPTION OF LAND NAMB OF OWNER i i ! k 5 NAMB OF OWNER 1 t 1 i i Ii! _____ The North Orlande Oa I It r.ll Let II Blk H Meeterbutldars Corp North Orlando Develop* U t 11 Bik a The North OrlnndoCo 1 11 Mneterbutldere Corp , 41 U t II Dlk II mant Carp l l . i t u t 11 Blk s The North Orlnndo Co I II Mneterbullders Corp A il U t II Blk H North Orlando Develop* Lot E Blk Id . U t 11 Dlk s _____ The North Orlnndo Co 4.11 Moeterbluldere Corp 11.11 U t SI Dlk H mant Carp 11.41 u t 11 Dlk 1 T The North Orlnndo Co T.M IT.1T U t I Blk J . Keeterbulldere Corp North Orlaada Develop* u t 1 Blk 1 bat F Blk I I . _____ The North Orlando On T.M 14.11 U t d Btk 4 . Masterbuildora Corp moat Carp • d lt u t > Blk t _ _ _ _ Tho North Orlnndo Ca T.M 1AII U t I Blk J Msoterbulldors Corp U t • Btk 1 FLAT BOOK IS F A R M SB R 83 __ The North Orlnndo Oa T.M Mneterbullders Corp It.II U t I Dlk J . bot 1 Blk I . Maatarbulldara Carp ll.TI u t 1 Blk • ___ Tho North Orlnndo Co T.M I M I U t T Btk J . The North Orlando Co Maatarbulldara Carp 11.11 u t I Dlk 1 Lot I Blk I The North Orlnndo Co T.M 15.11 U t t Blk J . The North Ortnndo Co ll.TI bot 4 Dlk s bat I Blk I Maatarbulldara Corp Ths North Orlnndo Co I.TI 15.11 U t I Dtk J . The North Orlando Co I M I U t T Dlk 1 Lot 4 Blk I . Maatarbulldara Corp ~ The North Ortnndo Co 1.44 15.11 Lot 11 Blk J The North Orlando Co Ths North Orlaada Ca bat II Blk I 11.11 u t • Dlk s . The North Ortnndo Oa T.Od A lt U t tl Blk J . The Nsrth Orlando Ca U l f Blk • bat I Blk I . Olpna b Jr A Hilda H _ _ The North Orlnndo Ca lt.td The North Orlande Co ^ A lA P A A A 11.11 Let Id Blk J . 1BT.M u t 14 Blk s . The North Orlande Oa tl.td •L it U t 11 Blk 4 The North Orlaada Co bat Id Blk I . lt .ll u t 11 Blk • The North Orlando Oa _ _ The North Orlnndo Oa T.M 14.01 U t IT Dlk J . The North Orlando Ca 11.11 U t 11 Blk 4 bot Id Blk d The North Orlaada Ca _____ The North Orlnndo Co T.Od ll.t l U t II Blk J The North Orlando Ca bet II Blk I . Tha North Orlando Ca 11.41 U t 11 Blk • F L A T BOOK 18 PAGES N A M 11.11 NORTH ORLANDO RANCHES SBC 8 The North Ortnndo Co Tha North Orlaada Ca 1141 u t 1 Blk 4 Lot IT Blk d . ll.TI The North Orlnndo Co 1144 U t 1 Dlk The North Ortnndo Ca Tha North Orlando Ca Lot II Dlk d 11.11 U t S Blk d IT.M The North Orlnnde Co 1141 The North Orlando Ce U t S Dlk A . Tha North Orlaada Ca M .ll u t 1 Dlk 4 bet II Blk I ld.it Tho North Orlande On H4d U t I Btk A _ _ Ths North Ortnndo Co U t 1 Blk d Harlsea Homos of bat I Blk I IT.M The North Orlando Oa ll.t l bad I Blk A . _ _ The North Orlando Ca Orlaada Ins lld .ll u t • Blk d 11.11 The North Ortnndo Co H4d U t I Blk A . — Tha North Orlaada Ca 11.14 U t 1 Blk d bat II Blk I . Tha North Orlaada Oa IT.M The North Ortnndo Co 11.14 U t I Dlk A __ __ The North Ortnndo Co Tha North Orlaada Ca 11.14 U t T Blk d Lot 11 Blk I . 18.11 The North Orlnndo Co lt.td U t T Dlk A Ths North Ortnndo Co U t • Blk d Horlson Homes at bat It Blk I . • S.SS The North Orlnndo Co U t I Blk A . NORTH ORLANDO EIGHTH ADD FLAT BOOK Id FAG>H P Orlande Ina •III 10.71 The North Orlnndo Co I II U t S Dlk D . H IT N I I F t o f L o t I D l k I T The North Orlnnde Ce Landmark Enterprises las bot II Blk I . 17.11 The North Orlnndo Co bandmark Enterprises las T.ll L o t 4 D l k IT The North Ortnndo Co It .14 U t I Blk D . bet 14 Dlk I 1T.II The North Orlnndo Co Ths North Orlnnde Ce ...id U t I Blk B . baadmark Baterprtoes Ina II bat II Blk I . T.ll L o t I B l k I T . 14.71 The North Orlnndo Oo Landmark Baterprtoes Ina The North Orlando Co A ll U t T Dlk B T.ll b o t t B l k IT bot II Blk I . 11.11 The North Orlando Oo A ll U t I Dlk B The North Orlando Co baadmark Raterprtsee Ina T.ll b o t T B t k I T bat IT Blk I 11.71 The North Orlnndo Co bandmark Enterprises Ina A ll Lot 1 Blk C . T.ll b o t • B l k tT . The North Ortnndo Co Let II Blk I . 11.04 The North Orlnndo Co U t I Dlk C T.ll L o t 11 D l k IT The North Orlnnde Ca •I Landmark Hntsrprtass Ins Let II Blk I 10.71 The North Orlnndo Co U t I Dlk C . bandmark Enterprises Ina T.ll L o t 1 D l k 11 The North Orlando Co 11 bot It Blk I . 13.71 The North Orlnndo Co U t d Ulk C . T.ll Lot I Landmark Enterprises Ins The North Orlando Co Lot It Dlk I . D lk I I Ml The North Orlnndo Co U t I Dlk C bandmark Batsrptiaas Ins T.ll A The North Orteade Ca Lot II Dlk I . B lk I I . 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M L o t 11 B l k ■ 1111.I T F t a f S E 1 4 a f M e t U u lld *r * * f O r la n d o l a * l. M L o t IS B lk C a t h a r in e R le * S W 1 4 _______________ 11.11 M e t B u l l d t r s * t O r l a n d o l a * B .M L o t I I B lk CASSA*VILLA HEIGHTS P L A T B O O K I S P A G E ST M e t R u i ld o r a o f O r l a n d a In o l. 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IN SANFORD CALL 322-5612 or 322-2611 IN SEMINOLE COUNTY 424-8824 or 425-5938 NOT LONG DISTANCE! , �TITLE INSURANCE ABSTRACTS CHELSEA TITU AND GUARANTY COMPANY SALFORD. FLORIDA W EST FIRST 1030 TEU P H O N E 4396 �£ a/& o f note Y // /96 V � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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, May 11, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 11, 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>, May 11, 1964; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4e2cab0528553f222ef253da7639b6b8.pdf c9d011a0294959d5cb3a4b06ad89756e PDF Text Text Brownie Troop Holds Fly-Up Ceremony Brownie Troop 562 held its fly-up ceremony last week in the backyard of the home of Mr. and Mra. Baxter Biggs, 1206 19th Court, San Sem Knoll*. The 14 Brownie* "flylnR up” Into Girl Scout Troop 202 f Debra Albert, Susan De Wit, Alcta Jo Freeze, Sharon Gilbert, Debra Griner, Diane Kitncr, Vickie Nelson, Becky ration, Terl Lynn Roland, Sylvia Smith, Danlce Under­ wood, Apryl Ward, Cyndy Watt and Darre Willi*. CandlellRhtinR ceremonies were conducted by G i r l Scout* and one o f their lead­ ers, Mr*. Baxter BI r r i of Troop 202. As the Brownie* crossed over a bridRC, flight wins* were pinned on by Mr*. Tom Albert, Brownie leader, who a lio "flew up” with the Brownie Troop. New pin* and troop numeral* were present­ ed by Mrs. Clifford Lord, al­ so a leader of Troop 202. Mrs. Albert then Rave each Brownie parent a financial and hostess report for the past two yeara. She also pre­ sented gifts of potted plants to Mra. Russell Kitner and Mrs. Wado Ward, retiring leaders. Mrs. Kitner then Rave new red sashes to the Troop 202 color guard. Refreshments were then served by the ho*teas troop. The Court of Awards fol­ lowed the fly-up and the girls received their achievement badges. Among the recipients were: Housekeeper, Judy Mans­ field, Diana Meardon, I.ynn Stanley, Pam Taylor, Jacquc Thompson, Becky Webber, Bonnio Wieboldt, Cook, B e c k y Whlghatn; pets, Lynn Stanley, Jacque Thompson, Becky Webber; gypsy, Nancy Biggs, Anno Marie Hof, Cheryl Kctncr, Judy Mansfield, Diana Mcardon, Lynn Stanley, Pam Toylor, Jncque Thompson, Becky Webber, B o n n i e Wieboldt, Becky Whlgham. Prints, Nancy Biggs, Anna Mario Hof, Cheryl Kitner, Judy Mansfield, Diana Mcardon, Lynn Stanley, Pam Stan­ ley, Pam Taylor, Jacquc Thompson, B e e k y Webber, B o n n 1 a Wieboldt, Becky Whlgham. My Troop, Nancy Biggs, Anna Marie Hof, Cheryl K it­ ner, Diana Meardon, Bonnie Wieboldt, Becky Whlgham; camera, B o n n i e Wieboldt; home health safety, Cheryl Kitner; active citizen, Audry Pyle; skates, Lynn Stanley. The Sign of the Arrow, earned through tha year from various aotlvUloa, services and the completion of Uiree badges was received by Nancy Biggs, Anns Marie Hof, Cheryl Kitner, Judy Mansfield, Lynn Stanley, Pam Taylor, Jarque Thompson, Becky Webber, Bonnie Wie­ boldt and Becky Whlgham. Amelia Karhart was the first woman to make a aolo transatlantic flight, f r o m Newfoundland to Ireland on May 20-21, 1032, Sanford Youth Gets Degree John Mark Gocrxs, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Herbert W. Goers*, of 215 Ridge Drive, Loch Arbor, was awarded the Associate In Arts degree, at the commencement exercise* of Concordia Junior College, Bronxvillc, N. V., last Friday. Goerss was enrolled in the ministerial program at Con­ cordia. He plans to continue his studies next year at Con­ cordia Senior College, Fort Wayne, Ind., and then to take up his theological studies at C o n c o r d i a Seminary, St. Louis, Mo. For the past two y ea n Goerss was on the Dean’s list at Concordia. He sang with Ike’s Brother Enters Politics Hospital Notes JUNE 2 Admissions Robert Thompson, Mazie W. Ware, Joanne Fclgar, Steve Hsrriett, Kathleen A. Driver, Donna Jo Reis, Violet Thomas, Ricky Seward, Bar­ bara Blake, Mark Chishko, Maddle Jamison, Mary H. Pressley and Dorothy Alexan­ der, all of Sanford; Torcy Lee Riley and Genevieve Grlnncll, Lake Mary; Jean Kilpatrick, Plymouth; John P. Connolly the college chorus and was treasurer of Nu Gamma Chap­ ter of Phi Theta Kappa, Na­ tional Honor Society. 1 0 0 * N YLO N Pile Frie ze * and Reversible Zippered FOAM Cushions and Gertrude Kelso, DcBary; Shirley Jackson, Oviedo; and Maria C. Dcrum, North Or­ lando. Births To Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kriegcr, a Baby Girl, and to Mr. and Mrs. Isreal Blake, a Baby Girl, all of Sanford. Diichargea Deborah J. McGowen, Alden Berberick, William H. Grogan, Sue Hendon, Ann Moore and Ida Bums, all of Sanford; Lloyd B. Lindsey, DcBary; Rhoda Saeld, Del­ tona; Joyce A. Rench, Longwood; John C. Martin, Cassel­ berry; Ilambi Behrens, Lake Monroe. CHICAGO (U P I) — The youngest brother of former President Dwight D. Eisen­ hower was out of a Job today and ready to take his first Girl Scouts Sponsor Safety Inspection Bjr J*ne Casselberry Many Caiselberry young­ sters took advantage o f the bicycle aafety check Saturday morning sponsored by Girl Scout Troop 910 at South plunge into politics. Earl Eisenhower. 06. public Phillies Sign Two PH ILAD E LPH IA (U P I) ban newspaper group for the The Philadelphia P h i l l i e s have signed pitchers Steve past 10 years, said Monday he Herman, 17, of Lincolnton, N. had been "fire d ” from his C., and Larry Loughlin, 22, of post because of his decision Tacoma, Wash., and the Uni­ to run for state representa­ versity of Santa Clara. Herman was assigned to tive. " I f you want to put it in Spartanburg o f the Western Carolina league and Loughlin softer language you could say to Bakersfield of the California I was forced to quit," he said. I League. relations director for a subur­ Seminole Elementary School. C. M. Harp, principal of South The troop has been work­ Seminole Elementary. Mrs. Robert Marsh and Mrs. ing on the cycling badge. Charles Lockyer ara eo-leaJTown Marshal Gus Sawyer and officer James Snyder ers of the troop. briefed tha cyclers on safety LEADING FIE LD regulations and checked over NEW YO RK (U P I) — Bob their bikes. Those participat­ ing r e c e i v e d Identification Farrington of Richwood, Ohio, tapes fo r their bikes from leads the nation’s harness rac­ ing drivers with 108 victories this year and Stanley Dancer ENTRIES ANNOUNCED KANSAS C ITY, Mo. (U P I) of New Egypt. N. J.. is the —The National College Ath­ leading money winner with letic Association announced $259,524, the Harness Racing Monday 13 teams and 90 in­ Institute said today. dividuals have entered the se­ The U. S. $10,000 bill hears cond national College Division golf championships at Spring- tho portrait o f Salmon P. 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MO Weet First Street Phone 322-0375 / I Bookcase-Storage Bed Mattress • Matching Box Spring Lovely Walnut Finish Saturday Evening Juna 27 CsspomsndbyTke AsitfMd lawiSAcs Gimw > Big 6 Drawer Dresser, Mirror I 4 Drawer Chest O PEN F R ID A Y E V E N IN G S A IR CONDITIONED FOR YO UR 203-09 E. FIR ST ST. — SHOPPING COMFORT PH O N E 322-0983 9 x 12 LINO LEUM D iirc *3 88 CAST! A CARRY �r" I *•' * % 2 Killed, 2 Hurt In Mobley's Corner Crash ■— ■■-■■■■ i m ■ ■T- ■■■ ■—■ — ■ lir r a lit W hv Graduates. • • > • in Seminole Zip Code 32771 > W E A TH E R : Pnrtly cloudy through Saturday with scattered showers; high today 88-92; low tonight near 70. Thia year there are 571 of them Truck-Trailer Demolishes Speeding Car ' ■ County's VOL. 66 * fo u r high schools. • • • United Press Leased W re Established 1908 SANFORD, FLO R ID A F R ID A Y JUNE 5, 1961 Two lives were snuffed out NO. 20G at about midnight last night when Thia is a record number. R. T. Mil wee, superintendent of the county school system said this morning that the number represents an increase of 99 over 1963's total. There were 4to graduates in 1962. • • • Rapid Growth Seen with on Two other persons were in­ Around Port Site Talking about years of ser­ "Th e minute you buy pro- , representative said, will slice vice. we learned this morn­ perty and put a port on it you ' right through the rich limeing that Principal 11. L. Doug­ las of Crooms High has been will have contiguous property 1rock area and thus couid be with the school 34 years. A f­ hauled more cheaply by barg­ growth." ter the late Professor Crooms Members of the Fort Auth­ es rather than other methods. retired in 1953, R. A. Allen The completion of the St. ority Committee of the Sem­ became principal at Crooms. inole Chamber of Commerce Johns-lndian River Cah.il will In 1959 Douglas was named were given this advice Thins- give immediate access to principal of Goldsboro Ele­ day afternoon in a series of mentary. lie held the position ocean going vessel* and make interviews with heads of four , A only a couple of months for IN F A N T JE FFR E Y Todd Lyons is facing nn the Sanford area a true inland engineering lirms. when Allen died during a impossible task, it appears, o f staying alive, lie They were checking on the seaport. Thanksgiving Day football has severe heart trouble and medical experts see cost of a feasibility report to Included in the data sought came Douglas was recalled to no hope, outside o f a miracle, of prolonging his determine the steps to be tak-1 in the feasibility report will Crooms and made principal. life. He's almost 111 months old anil is shown Except for those few weeks above with his mother, Mrs. Loren F.upcnc , i-n in establishing a port noth- I 1)0 seven items posed to the jority along the St. Johns! firms by the port commitcc. he's been there 34 years. Lyons. (Herald Photo) « • • 1River. These are; | The "contiguous growth" I 1 A description ami discus­ A meeting of the North Or­ remark was in answer to a j sion of the tributary area to lando Village Charter Board I question on how much pro- the port in Seminole County, will be held at 7 p. m. SaturI perty the authority should ac­ including statistics pertaining tt" day in the Civic Building. At TW O PERSONS were quire if the feasibility report to economies and population. that meeting final recom­ is favorable. mendations for changes in the killed anil two other* 2. An analysis of the poten­ The representative advised charter will be presented tial commercial traffic which injured when the car the committee to acquire Village atorney, Harold John­ Little Jeffrey Todd Lynn* iral exports foresee »n early could be expected lo pass * h o w n Hltove w n a enough property for immed­ son. and temporary clerk Mrs. has a poor rhancc of seeing through a port in Seminole death. crushed by the tractoriate use, for almost immed­ Jane Pike, will be present his first birthday. Jeff is the son of Mr. and iate growth and for long- County, projected reasonably trailer shown at right. for the meeting. into the future. Such analysis He's almost 10 months o ld - Mrs. I-oron Eugene Lyons of range planning. • • • The accident occurred would include the review ot will be on June 23—but nied122 Country Club Drive. And He said the surrounding An Atlanta firm, identified previous rc|N>it» for such a at alvotit niidniKht last he's got heart trouble; had properly will become ex­ ^ as the Southern Classified Dir­ |K>rt and a discussion of the niKht on IliKhwny 17heart trouble. tremely valuable onro the ectory Co., is billing local relation of oilier waterways to 92 and SR -131. The Not only is his heart locat­ port site is selected. Industry, merchants for advertising al­ the port; for instance, the ed on the wrong side o,* Ids warehouses, and oilier factors 1950 nothin was demo­ leged to bo placed In a "d ir­ Cross Florida Barge Canal body, it has several defective will move Into the area " a l­ ectory," according to John lished ami total proper­ and the St. Johns Indian R iv­ parts, doctors tell the parents. most at once" when the jnirt Krider of the Seminole Coun­ er Canal. ty (lantaKC wn« Riven as Tuesday the lot is lo be tak­ is set up, he said. ty Chamber of Commerce, lie 3 An analysis of industrial $9,600 by IliKhwny Pa­ en to the University of Flor­ The committee, headed by says it hints of identification trol Trooper Dan Oak*. ida's Medical Center for pos­ Francis E. Roumillat, confer­ operations in the tributary with telephone book yellow sible surgery. Mrs. Lyons says red with representatives Irom area and a discussion ol those pages and this is not so. The (Herald Photo*) lliom us W. Julies, 77, ‘2001 the dor-tors hold no hope of j Howard, Needles, Tain men & expected lo use the port. bill sent to local establishS. Sunford Avenue, died at correcting the condition; only j Bergendoff. L o c k w o o d & 4. An analysis of the most 0 ments says the firm "w ill pub­ < 5:35 p.m. Thursday at Semi­ a taint hope o f letting Jett |Greene Engineers Inc., Ru- practical location for a port, lish a classified directory en­ , dcr 'A- AS’ ojtatcj, amt Rcy- in relation to the overall eco­ compassing selected business­ nole Memorial .Hospital fo l­ l<-i*eii M s'first Mrthdayj nomic, commercial and indus­ ! Last March, Jeff was taken , notds, SmiU * Hills. es throughout the southern lowing a abort* illness. Born In Hartford, Ken'. o (lie naval hospital in lie•talcs." They are asked to .Some submitted cost esti­ trial |K)tential of the area un­ aubmit checks to the Atlanta England, Feb. 17, IBS* hr.-da, Mil ami doctors said mate* for die , rojei l while der consideration. 5. A preliminary site plan firm. Krider says the Chamber came to Sanford in 1908 and (tie condition Is so rare that other! asked tor additional has "n o knowledgo o f the began employment with Chase no sttrgii.il experience has time to analyze the exact re­ for the most practical loca­ | ( Location o f polio stations and Company. An employe been had. publication." quirements of the committee. tio n for a port, in relation to on Page 7.) for SO years nnd member of • • • The boy’ s father is assigned Their estimates will bo given availability o f highway and Local amateur radio oper­ Casselberry Mayor Owen the board of directors, at the to VAH 3 nt the Sanford Na­ the committee in a few Buy'S, railroad transportation facili­ ators (hams) are being asked ties, water access, soil con­ to set up emergency commun­ .*• Anstcy has Issued a warning time o f his death lie wus hon­ val Air Station and lie will go according to Roumillat. The Howard. Needles firm ditions, utilities, etc. that a commercial trot line orary chairman of the bonrd. along with Mrs. Lyons to ications nt the 12 .Sabin Oral 6. A study of the need for Sunday (SO S) feeding staHe was a member of Holy Gainesville Tuesday. If the was represented by Petr Pe­ set in Lake Triplet poses a potential situation to water Cross Episcopal Church of surgery is performed, Lyons terson of Orlando, the Lock- facilities to be extended to lion* this Sunday front noon akiiers and swimmers. They're Sanford; o f the Rotary Club; will seek lease front Ids Navy wood firm by Tom Friday of the port site, such as electri­ to 5 p. in. urged to take caution while o f Sanford Masonic Lodge duties so he can be witli Mrs. Spartanburg, S. C., the Rader city, gas, highways nnd railClyde Long, president o f linn by General Robert G. toads. using the lake. Someone we 62; o f Morocco Temple in Lyons during the ordeal. thn Sanford-Scminule Jay. 7. The development of es­ reel, cosponsor* o f the clin­ don’t know recently strung a Jacksonville anil o f I1POE Mrs. Lyons called The Her­ Lovett of Miami, and the Rey­ trot line across Lake Kathryn Lodge 1241 of Sanford for 35 ald Thursday, explaining the nolds linn by Norman Bryan timated cost* for the prepara­ ics with tlio County Health tion of plans and spcnfira- Department, said the com­ but another fellow we do know year*. situation. "W e had planned to of Orlando. took care of that in a hurry. The representatives discuss­ lions and for construction of munication setup would prove lie is survived by bis wife, have ids picture in (lit: paper recommended o f value to the project in rase Mrs. G. W. Jones, a son, Don­ when he had his first birth­ ed all phases of the project tiie facilities 1 • • Speaking o f lakes, swim ald R. Jones and three grand­ day,” site said, "but doctors and offered some tips not and the length of time lor a shift in supplies is needed. classes for N avy children at sons, Toni, Randy and Jimmy tell us lie might not live until thought of by the committee. each. AI Case, local rodio ham 8. Schematic drawings of and emergency coordinator These included the tisu of im­ the Sanford Naval Air Station Jones, all o f Sanford nnd two then." She asked if his picture port facility to handle lime- the port site, allowing high- for Seminole County, reports will be held this summer. sisters, Mrs. R. S. Brown of I way and railroad access, ho will have all nreas covered Registration is scheduled next Orlando and Mrs. Flunk could tic put in the paper, rock now being mined in the even though it wasn't his Ocala area and which must bulkheads, slips and storage with units and manned try li­ Wednesday between the hours Crouch o f Durtford, Kent. - sheds which may be recoin- censed rarlio amateurs. Two be transported over land. birthday. Itcould, she was of u a. m. and 1 p. m. told, and it is. 'The cross statu canal, one 1mended for the port. Classes will get under way the operators will be women anti following day and will be held they will Ire stationed nt the _ from 8:30 until 11:30 a. m. Jni-I.ui Fronton and Winn* Each class will last 3o min­ Dixie on Highway 17-92 nt utes. There will be classes for Longwood, Case said. beginners, advanced begin­ According to thn Federal ners and intermediates. To Cr tmmuuicat ion Commission's By Donna Katra register a youngster must rules, Case said, tin- amateur* Claude Layo submitted his have completed the first written resignation as Longare tlie only ones authorized grade. to provide this type o f serv­ wood Fire Chief at the reg­ • • • ice to the public. ular meeting of the Long wood Recently the Clock had an City Council Thursday even­ Local amateurs participat­ ing are Walt Long, Bill Hens­ item about John M. Goerss ing. Layo pointed out that ley, Dnmnion Morrison, llor& graduating from Concordia his duties are police chief re­ are Paul, Jumes Long, Al Collegiate Institute. We now quired 558 hours labor duiing Case, Jr** Mnrrfirld, Guylc have word from the school the month o f Muy, making it Minefield, Cburlie l.effler, that young Grocss is receiving impossible to perform an ad­ Charles Hcudder ami Cluudinn two special awards. One is equate job ns fire chief. Coun­ Case. for excellency in New Testa­ cil declined to accept the res­ ment Syntax, the other for Tiie radio operations will he ignation at thia time. excellency in Religion, His­ coordinated with tiie Orange The police department was tory, and Literature of the Old County amateur* who will and New Testament. He’s the authorized to hire an addi­ liMvn s station at the Allen son of the Rev. and Mrs. tional parttime patrolman to Drug Company in Orlando i| Herbert W. Goerss, 213 Ridge relieve Layo on Thursdays, where tha vuccinu will be Fridays and Saturdays from Drive. Loch Arbor. stored. midnight to 8 a.m. Salary of Only rarlio communications the additional employe was will he allowed to the drug set at f 75 per month. company, under instructions of tha C'cntrul Florida Civil Defense radio offirer, Wes Goidner of W inter Park. M IAM I fU P I) — The Cuban The Sabin Oral Sunday pro­ Revolutionary Council headed ject is for person* who took by former Premier Manuel CLASS REU NIO N in Itoinjr planned by mntnlmr* o f the Seminole High Again this year, The tiie first dose in April. Those School CUuta of 1939. The event will Ire held Saturday night at the MaySanford Herald Is publish­ A. De Varona anounerd today who visited the second, or it has thrown ita support to lair Inn. Making final plana Thursday niKht were, seated, left to r i K h t , ing special editions on grad­ makeup clinic at that time, the newly-created, five-man Mary Nancy Brock TerwIlleKor, Betty Thurmond Bowes nnd Martha Tel­ uation activities at Sem­ must wail until tha makeup ford Vihlen; standing from left, Earnest Southward, Fred Ganna, Jack inole High, Oviedo High and Cuban exile "w a r board" in a Sunday next week, officials new effort to topple the Fidel Bolt and Bud Moughton. (Herald Photo) Lyman High schools, these report. Castro regime. picture-packed special sec­ tions are included In today's issue. Additional copies are available at The Herald offices and may be obtain­ ed nay time during business : hours. Highway Patrol Trooper Dai Ham: To Kelp In I50S Operation S ch ed u les S e t For Graduation Resignation Of Layo Declined Graduation Editions Today tractor-trailer jured in the crash called by Thomas W. Jones Dies Following Short Illness p . tha collided as 3lotdey‘a corner. Tot May Not S e e First Birthday ) a riding Highvvny 17-92 and 434, knows # i the car in which persons were OKs ‘W ar Board’ Oaks "one o f the worst l'vs seen.'' Dead on arrival at Seminolt Memorial Hospital were Coy Seals, 22, o f Plymouth; and Marie M. Vicks, 18, also ot Plymouth. Being treated at the hospital are Elaine Joyca Pnrkhurst, 19, o f Zellwood, and Romeo Estep Jr., 22, also o f Zellwood. The conditions and extent o f injurirs to the two could not he learned late this morn­ ing at the hospital. T -w p e r Oak* rredited thn truck driver, Alvin Johns, 02, o f Ft. Myers, with trigger­ like action in trying to avoid the accident and with saving the livrs o f the two injured persons. Onkt said Seals was dliving west on 4.14 and attemptinq to make a left turn onto 1702. lit estimated the speed o f the ear at about 60 miles an hour. The trooper said Johns was driving north on 17-02, taw the car In front o f him and swerved sharply to the le fl in an e ffo rt to avoid ths crash. Instead o f striking ths car in the middle, the heavy truck hit the front portion. Seal* was thrown out o f ths vehicle and crushed by ths truck wheels, Onks said. Ha added he was on patrol di­ rectly behind tha truck and saw tha accident. When Johns swerved his trurk to the left, it collided with a car stopped In the crossover. In that ear, but nol injured, were Marclto Tony Caro, 21, o f 702 Chrrokes Circle, Sanford, and Thomas E. Coker, 25, o f 127 lakeside Drive, Sanford. At Oviedo High Principal Some 571 Seminole County seniors and more than twice Clyde W. Holder will present that many parents, teachers, diplomas in the school audi­ Sanford Signs To Be Discussed school Approval of several outdoor algns to tell o f the Sanford area attractions will be dis­ cussed Wednesday at 10 •. m. by the Seminole Chamber of Commerce's Promotions Com­ mittee. Clifford McKibbin Jr., com­ m ittal chairman, says tha meeting will be held at tha Chamber's conference rooms. living ronsidrred is estab­ lishing o f several large "b u l­ letins" on main arterira lead­ ing to the Sanford arra. Theta would attempt to at­ tract visitors to the state la drive to thia ariw. are officials preparing ami for friends torium. Virginia Stanko will Baccalau­ be the valedictorian and Bar­ reate services and graduation bara Saucer the salutalorian. exorcises Sunday and Mon­ day. Principal II. L. Douglas will hand diplomas to Crooms Seminole High's 257 seniors High graduates in tiie Allen will convene for their Bacca­ gymnasium. The valedictor­ laureate services in Fleming ian is Minnie Raines and (lie Gymnasium at 8 p. in. Sunday. salutatorian Barbara Baron. The principal speaker will be During each of the four the Rev. Herbert \V. Goerss, commencement e z c r c l i pastor of tiie Lutheran Church cs there will be no principal speaker. Instead, outstanding of the Redeemer. students have been selected Thu Rev. U-onard Jones, to sfieak on a theme appro­ pastor of the Pr.lirie l.ake priate lo the various schools. Itaptist Church, will address the 165 Lyman High graduates at 8 p nt. Sunday in the school auditorium. An Oviedo High, the Bacca­ laureate speaker will lie tiie i Rev. Jack T. Bryant, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Oviedo. Twenly-eight seniors will participate in this service. A Crooms High alumnus, the Rev. Z. L. Grady, will address the 121 members o f Croom's I96t graduating class duiing llaccaiurcalc services to be held at 9 a.in. Sunday in the It. A. Allen Gymnasium. Rev. Grady is now .the pastor of the Morris B r o w n AME Church of Charleston, S. C. Commencement exercises are scheduled for 8 p.m. Mon­ day in all four high schools. At Seminole High School the valedictorian will be Carol Oxford and Ronald Goerss will be the salutatorian. Diplomas will be award­ ed lo the graduates by Prin­ cipal Andrew Itracken tn tiie gymnasium. Principal Carlton Henley will award diplomas at I.yman High's commencement in the suditorlum. No valedic­ torian or salutatorian were chosen this year. n “Jh& J d p iica lA Now Entertaining At The Unique Cw aba. FBI. & SAT. NITES 10 P. M. ’til 2 A. M. Dancing Nightly V A L D E Z HOTEL, Downtown Sanford Oral Sabin Doses To Be Offered Again Sunday it * < i �VH> Rev. B an fn rB Grover V rra Q P a g # S— F r f . J u n e B, ’ 64 Sewell Good News Tampa To Host Chaplain Deal To Be Guest Luther League At Grace Methodist Church Convention Kindergarten To Be Held At Elder Springs Deal o f Banford Naval Air Station in the abience of Rev. John H. Hire* Jr. who is at. tending the annual Florida Methodist Conference In Lakeland. Judge C. Vernon M in will preaid* over th# service. Other Grace Church repre­ sentative* at conference ar* Mr. and Mra. Roy Wall. The first official board meeting for the new year will be a dinner meeting Monday at the Trade Wind* Cafeteria in Seminole Plaza. During a brief businasa following the dinner new members will bt Introduced and duties and obligations o f the board will be ravlawed. Tha first meeting o f tha WSCB fo r tha naw yaar will be held at 9 p.m. next Thurs­ day with Mra. John Domlnty, t \ 0 past president o f the group, preriding at an Installation ceremony fo r Incoming offio. era. Guest speaker will be Dr. J. W. Nave, form er mission­ ary to India who now resides In Indlalantic, who w ill show slides and speak o f his mis­ sionary work. Preceding the meeting a covered dish supper wilt be held at 6:30 p.m. In honor Good 8h#ph#r<i Lutheran o f Mr. and Mrs. John R. Chureh o f Sanford announc­ Dominey who will bs visiting ed today that Rev. J. Gordon in Sanford from thsir home Peery will assume duties this in McRae, Ga. Sunday morning worahip Luther League* of Luthersn service at Grace Methodist Churches in America congre­ Church thia week will be con­ gations In th* slate will meet ducted by Chaplain Robert for their synodical convention at th# University of Tampa next weak from Wadoeaday through Friday. Keynote speaker far th# meeting will ba Dr. Carveth P MltchsU o f Charlotte, N. C. pastor of St. Mark's Lutheran Church. Chaplain will ba Rav, Luther And arton o f Ft. Laud' crdal* and business sessions will be conducted by Mis* Lucy K oild of Daytona Beach president. New officers will b* elected and delegatee will be named to attend tha national convention which will ba held at Waterloo University in lntario, Canid* in August. Chairmen o f th* convention is Jim Yale of Clearwater and Win Heinrich, etudent at the Unlveralty from Jacksonville R E V . J. G . P E E R Y Is In charge of local arrange ments. A Christian Kindergarten to follow public school calendar |through the year h it been an* ! nounerd by Elder Spring* How often we .r e reminded, If he did that It would be begin "*^1 n'110 ^ nlns“of ^ with opening of ‘t°he the 1964 that good new* is rather rare needful to have aome money 65 term with dally hours from After all, he had been born In our *ecular world. Wa find 9 a. m until noon, Monday "with a silver spoon in his through Friday. that bonut reporting of newt mouth" and there was no Church officials h ive advli. doe* uncover much that 1* not point in ramoving it now. He ed that purpose o f the pro­ good. In the live* of people asked his father to give him gram will be i j 'prc-iarc chil­ today we find much immoral­ his inheritance so that he dren for their first vear in ity, division, hatred, dishon­ could make his own way In the school in a thoroughly Christ­ esty, dastrueUon and evil of world. Tha father compiled, ian atmosphere," adding that other kind, too oumerou* to surprisingly enough, end the the feculty and curriculum mention but we need not dei* young man took his money have been selected with this OFFICERS OF A L L SOULS SCHOOL’S graduation class are (from pair! There ii good new*, too. b igs to the big city. There he purpose In mlm'. le ft) Marcella Portcwlg, president; Michael Fay, vice president; Judity Even though the Bible 1* met many "frien ds." Appar Registration has been set still a bait taller many people ently It Isn't difficult to do so Rates, secretary; and James Glenn, treasurer. Graduates received Com­ for Mondiy, June 15, from 9 agree that tha evidence 1* ra­ when one Is armed with an a. m. until noon at the church munion in a body this morning when Rev. Richard Lyons, pastor, cele­ ther overwhelming that it U adequate amount of money. office located on Hester Ave. brated the graduation Maas at 11. Commencement exercises will be held bought more than read, how­ The "frien ds" helped him tonight. (Herald Photo) Only children who ere, or will ever, if we do tearch It we find tquender his Inheritance by he. five years of age before much good new*. The good "living It up." Jin. 1, 1965, will ba eligible. This young man realised one new* that wa find there ia Information on the kinder* not merely for the a get p u t day that his money wee gone gitten and on fees of regis­ but for our* and how needful and with It hit "friends." Ne> tration and monthly tuition cesslty compelled him to seek It ii. may be obtained from the The Mod who looked upon work. A famine was upon the church office. man ccnturle* ago and i i w hi* lend so work was scarce, In­ need U the One whoa* eye U deed. Tha moat detestable job atlll upon u* end Who con* imaginable opened for this tinue* to offer the came good poor rich boy. He was hired new* of redemption. God waa as a keeper of swine and at a truly in Christ reconciling the wage that did not supply his A strong international flavor world unto Himself and thli most basic needs. Even the will be provided by tha pre reconciliation U a* valid in one food for the hogs begin to sence o f 25 ovaraeea church century u another and la aa look good. The point Is that leader* from Africa, Asia and effective for one life a t an he was degraded about as far Latin Am erica, and 60 mission u on* could ao. Ha thought other. aries at the Free Methodist The new conference year It I* important to lace life about the prospects of many General Conference to be held Sunday aa now pastor o f the at Firat Mathodiit Church of with the knowledge that Qod things, perhaps, but thay were at Winona Laka, lad-, June 9 church. Binford w ill optn Sunday doe* net forget u* and that all blind allays. Finally, ha 22. The son o f Dr. and Mrs. even though we have a ten raallsad that Hi reality there with lay leaders In charge o f A major point o f interest to hath morning warship serv* John C. Peery o f St. Peters­ dency to feel deserted It la not waa ont way out of his d ell all attending will ba enactment Ires. burg, Pastor Peary waa born the eaae at all. He la alwaya mlna. of special legislation inaugu Speaker for tha atrvlcea In Guntur, India, whlla hla waiting for a* to come home This one waa that ha go rating a permanent World Fel b* Orville Touchton, father was serving there as to Him though we m ay have homa to hla father. Ha fait will M YF OFFICERS at Hcnr Lnko Mcthndint Church are, from left, Peggy low-ship of Free Methodist wondered into a far country. that It would not ha right to chairman o f tha official board Lynn Dalton, president; Marjorie Hull, vice president; Hoicn Wolklng, missionary. Churches. The moat helpful parable ask to be a son again but ha and recant chairman o f the trennurer and Nan Sue Linton, accrotary. (Herald Photo) He graduated from Kodal Attending from Sanford will that our Lord gave seem* to would ba happy even to be as Commiaalon on Rtawardahlp be Mra. Myrtle Bowery and High School, South India; me to be the parable of the one of the hired eervanls. The and Finance, who Is lay lead­ from Nawberry College with Mrs. Agnes Cranston. prodigal eon which llluatratea decision was made and tha er fo r th* 1004-65 church Guest speaker* will include an AB Degree In 1057 and our point. U you have forgot* young man atartsd homa. Fin year. Lutheran Hieologlcal churchmen from several da from tan thla parable turn to tha ally bt neared hla homa and A iila lin g at th* 9:30 a.m. nominations and Htterdenomi Southern Seminary in 1060. Ha fifteenth chapter o f Luke and aa one reads thla parabla he service will ba Arthur Beck­ By Jane Casselberry I Glenda Taync, Verne W hee-iJarki* Atchison, Cheryl Wer- national groups ae well as was ordained and served hi* read It again and again. A can almost hear tha pound with Jr. and Ed Hhlnholaar Th* Senior Reception given I''*”, Alton Evans, Lolennnc Ivy, Arlans Maion, Patricia those from Free Mcthodlit first congregation in Clinton, quick review o f this story tells Ing o f tha heart o f this young and at tha 10:55 service will by tha Senior M Y F o f tho I W'sirrscr, Judy Lambert, Judy Green, Mora# Row#, Sherry Church who will oooduct pub­ S. C. us o f a ton o f a rich father man. Ho ean almost feel the b* Aahby Jonea and W. P. ic eervlcee. I.cTournenu, Donnla Smith, |Kasky end John Haynaa. Pastor Peary and Mra. who decided that ha wanted fear o f being rejected. How Chapman. Casselberry Mathodiit Church The "L igh t and Life Hour." Teery, the form er Leah Ja­ to leave home, but knew that needless such anticipation waa Sunday night wee attended Rev, John T. Adam* Jr., nternational radio broadcast cobson o f Bt. Petersburg, hav* found to ba. When he arrived mlnlatar o f tha church and by 20 member# o f the I.ymen o f tho church, will celebrate two daughter!, Wanda Jsan home the father waa already Harold Applahy, lay delegate, High School Graduating Class te 20th anniversary and have and Laura Ann. looking longtogly down the ara attending tha Florida An­ aa guests Rav. and Mrs The congregation haa ex­ who attend the church. road for the son who had gone George Lambert and Mr* nual Conference In Lakeland tended Invitation to members away. Ha had never ceased Each senior waa presented Martha Cakara o f the Ruaalan thla waek which will conclude caring In the least. HU son o f Good Shepherd and to language broadcaat. Sunday noon whan Matmdlat with a leather botfnd Nawg waa still baloved, frlende to attend a coffee hon­ Significant action* pending' Tha father did not Just wait minister appointment* for tho Testament from the WSC3 oring Pastor and Mrs. Peery ' L A K E L A N D (U IM ) — Bis­ before the General Conference atato will be announced. by Mrs. Mary Mobley and Immediately following morn­ hop James W. Henley an­ for the son to approach him, indicate that it will be a hla Mia. Edgar Lyons, aecratavnounced the appointment te* but ha ran to meet the son. tory making aessfan with th* ing worahip Sunday. day o f two new district an* There was no awkward silence Ua o f atudant work, who also election of blihopa and general perlntcndente within the Flor­ and wailing for apologies. The served refreshment* o f orsng* officer*. Already more than fathej threw his arms about ida Methodist Conference and sherbet punch and enke dec­ ISO recommendation* for poss the transfer o f a third for tha th# neck of this young man orated In the school colors of ible change* In the Book of and kissed him. Th# ton tried coming church year. Discipline have been received blue and gold. to aay his rehearsed speech By Maryann Miles Tha changes were announawhich will be considered by Dan Casaelhorry, M YF Young people of th# Bear ed at yesterday's u n io n of o f confession and reiliiation the Conference. that ha waa not worthy to be Lake Melhodlit Church will president, was master o f cer­ By Jan* Caaaelberry the 122nd annual meeting of emonies introducing Rev. Delhis son, but tha father hushed be in rhargo o f Sunday's Registration fo r Vacation tho Florida Conference here mas Copeland, minister, and auch nonsense. The father’s morning worship service as Bible School at Prairie Lake which also saw tha confer­ eall want out to tha servanU. the church observes Method­ Ken Miller, president o f the Baptist Church will ba held ence approve a budget af older youth group, who each H>ey war# to bring tha bast from 9 until 11 a.m. this Sat­ $1,508,677 fo r tha coming rob*, a ring, and shoes. The ist Student Day. gave brief talks. By Mra. Clarence Bnyder Rav. and Mr*. William M. urday for children three years year. Kipling's poem " I f was fatted calf was to b* killed A Bon Voyage party was through 16 years. Refresh­ Bishop Henley said the R*v. and a feast of celebration was Irwin and Leo Salmi, lay dele­ read by Ann Trawick and held Sunday at tha Big Tra* ments will be served. Bruce F. Oennaway o f the to be held because his son who gate, are attending tho annual Valorie Shea sang a solo, picnic area honoring Dr. and conference being hoH in Orlando D litrict will be trans­ had gone away had returned. AH area children are wel­ "One God," accompnnitd by Mra. John Bradln. A ll guaita Lakeland. come to attend the Bible ferred to Melbourne a i the ThU parable gives ua auch wera members o f tho LuthtrVacation Church Srhnol at har mother, Mr*. Darwin head of tho new dlitrict ap­ a wonderful picture of tha God school regardless o f their Shs* at the piano. JOHN H A Y N E S , outgoing president o f tha Cas­ Bear Lake Methodist will Church o f the Redeemer church affiliation. Sessions proved by the conference who care* when wo go astray Gifts waru presented in be* selberry Community Methodist Church Senior ■tart July 6 with Mra. Mau­ and the picnic dinner followWednesday. will be held June 9-12, 9 unand the on* wlio forglvo* even M YF, right, waa presented with a g ift o f half o f the M Y F to Mr. and rice Linton a* director. Those I th# morning service. 11:45 am . each day, N ew ly appointed superin­ though w* do not deserve "Praying Hand*" bookends by newly inntalled plsnning to assist with tha Mra. Jack Waltman who have Tha Bradins ar* moving to Monday through Friday. Mrs. it. tendents are the Rev. Dr. W. served a* counselors for th* president Dun Casselberry at a reception given school ir e to meet Sundsy California to be with their Wilbur Painter will ba In Scott Boisman o f Tampa, and I f you wsnt good news you by the group for 1064 graduate* who attend the evening at the church cot­ paet two year* and John eon, Dr. John Bradln Jr. charge. A nursery will b* pro* the Rev. T. Ilowren Norton have It In th* Bible. church. (Herald Photo) tage for a brief business Haynes, retiring president. Attending wer* Mr. and o f Lake Worth. vided for children o f worker* S e n i o r s attending were meeting. Mre. H. 8. Ale, Mr. and Mr*. only. The Rev. Husaman, minister Women of the church will Dirk llalmcr, llrrndn Petty, Robart Andrew* and grand­ a f First Mathodiit church. Certificates will be present­ meat at I p m. neat Wednes­ Roger Prppen. Dana Hall, daughter, Cathy, Mr. and Tampa, lines I960, will he su­ ed at the closing program to day at the home of Mrs. Lu­ Jeanne Kerr, Marcia Lyon*, Mra. Gsyl* How*, Mr. and perintendent o f tha W ait Palm be h*1d Sunday, June 14, at ther Miles, 593 Jewel Drive, By Doans Kstr* Mrs. Erie Lundtan, Mr. and :30 p.m. Each department Heath District. Forest City, for a coffee. Hos­ The Catholic Women'* Club Mra. A lfred W. Klrschataln, M iis h c h The Rev, Norton, pastor of ill take part In the pro­ tesses with Mrs. Miles will be of the Church of th* Nativity Mr. and Mra. O. A. Wylli# By Donna Estes Calvary Mathodiit Chureh In gram after which the class Miss Vlrglnls English, Mrs. will hold ih* monthly hake Summer schedule of service* and tha honor***. Laka Worth alnca 1989, will work and handicraft will b* ••I* ifl the church’* social hall Grsnt Mueller snd Mrs. Lu- at the Catholic Church of the A two-waak Vacation Blbla now Sunday School annas succeed the Rev. Gannaway ra* Baird. on ditplay in each room for thla Sunday following each Nativity were announred to- School will optn Monday at I will »>• utlllsad fo r tha Blbla In Orlando. the parents to sea. Mas*. Women of the parish day by Rev James S. Ilonnen. 'school which has aa Ita Bishop Henley said all oil), ar* urged to aupport the sale. the Lake Mary ('lunch o f tic.' pastor. theme, "Discovering God's ar superintendent! were re­ Th* monthly board meeting Rev. Omar Hutchins of Beginning this Sunday, M ai*. I Nasarene with classes for Way Through His World, Hla turned to their posts for an­ of th# club Is achrdulrd for 6 By Donna Eat*# Apopka will be guest speaker es will be conducted it 7, 9 rhildien between tha ages of Word, H li Son." This thsma other yiar. Ministerial as­ p. m. Monday with Mr* C,*n* i t the Sunday evening service Chrlat Episcopal Church of snd II * m. Weekday Masses three y *a ri and 16 yaars to will h* carried out In aasilon* signments will lie made Sun­ Shannon, president, conduct­ of Longwood w ill have Ita annathe First Pentecostal will be continued at 9 a. in muile, handicraft and be held from 9 a.m. until o f day. ing the meeting. Annual Vacation churefi Church of Long wood. cookout and picnic on tho a* previously scheduled. 11:30 a.m., Monday through memorisation. at Firat Methodist church ground! this Sunday School Filday, each week. Commence­ Refreshments will ba In following tha 9 a.m. aarvtce. Church o f Sanford will be held ment exercises have been charge of Jo* Rushlow and Baseball and other gsm oi will daily, Sunday though Sunday, scheduled fo r Sunday, Juns Mrs. Louisa Furbush. playtd. Member# o f tha beginning with th* regulsr 21. Sunday School department! pariah are Invited to attend. Church School hour this week. Religion In America government ha* tried to fos­ tlnn: one confession and one Teacher# will he Mr*. Lu­ thla week will begin tha In England, the established Weekday morning sessions, Rev. Charlee W . Btowar*, ter religious belief, says Lit- communion a year. By LOUIS CAHHKI.H church estimates that no more cille Morgan, nuraery; Mrs. “ Climb a Mountain" month vicar, hat announced that Including Saturday, will be tell, tha net result ha* been "In Italy, n survey author­ than 15 per rent o f i*s nomi­ Florence Holcomb*, kinder­ campaign. lu lle d Pres* International An attendance during the summer month* from 9 until 11:3c a. m. Clsssto drive paopla away from ised by the cardinal arrhbls- nal membership ia actually In­ garten; Mr* Julia rater*, pri­ chart has been placed on th* Would America's children only the 7:30 a.m. Commun­ •s will be conducted for all the church. hop of Milan showed only 11 volved In rhurch life in any mary and R. B. Ransbottom, church bulletin board with ion and tho 9 a.m. Barvfaa ages from feur years through be more likely to grow up I.lltell is professor of per cent o f Italian men per­ way. juniort. last year's records charted in and Sermon will ba conducted. sixth graders. believing In God if the gov­ church history at Chicago forming the sunie minimal ex­ Assistant workers will in­ green. Thia year's June at­ Colonial America had an No waakday eervico* will bo ernment officially encouraged Theological Seminary. In an ercises. equally dismal record, Littcll clude Mra. Joyce Steverson, tendance records will be out­ hold during th# summer ex­ religious faith through schools interview, he cited th* exper* FOR a n y OCCASION "In the Troteatant north, oald. O f the 13 Colonies, only Mr*. JoAnn Loudermilk. Pa­ lined in red and students and cept on Prayer Book holy and other public institutions? lane* of Western European the case is no better. Of the Rhode Island practiced gen i- tricia Dm Ion. Juanita Price, members o f the church will day#. Many people acem to think nations and Colonial America people o f Sweden. 98 per cent Ine religious freedom. Eight Marge Kelehir, Mre. James be striving to keep the green ARE ALW AYS so. Ih ia haa been on* o f the with “ established" or stale- m e reckoned as rommunicaiua of the Colonica had atnte Gray and Patricia Knnshot- line (limbing over the moun­ CORRECT principal arguments advanced supported religion. o f the Lutheran state church; churrhcs and four others had tom. tain peak o f last year's red by proponents o f constitution­ Baptismal service* will be "In France, a traditionally th* situation in Danmark la established religions. Classrooms in the church's mark. al amendments to authorise Roman Catholic people has be­ roughly th* asm*. Behind tha conducted at First Christian "L ik e th* European state During May, th* " F ill A prayer and Bible reading iu come a prim* cxampl* of facade, however, official sur­ Church Sunday during the Sun­ churches, the Colonial atatc Pew " month, Bill Price filled day morning worship hour public schools. baptised heathenism,'" lie vey* show that only 3.0 per churches achieved the spirit­ hia pew for three out o f the The Dorcas Circle of Upsals this week. Rev. Vernon FullBut one o f the nation's lead­ •aid. Survcya indicate that rent o f the Swede* and 3.4 ual alienation of the people," Presbyterian Church will spon­ five Sunday*. Bill Loudrrmllk, announced today. At the ing church historians. Dr. only 10 per cant o f th* men per cent o f the Danes are he said. A t th* lime o f tha sor a bake sale in front of who filled a pew on* Sunday, tame time, summer schedule Franklin H. Littall. ssya tha and women o f Franc* keep actually in affective relation­ Revolution, lass than 10 per Lake Mary Foat Office Sat­ alao took the cloaing award wa* announced with Sunday SANFORD lesaon o f hlatory points In a l ­ the mlnmum requirement! of ship with tha state churches cant o f tha American people urday starting at 9 a. m. Pro­ last weak fo r having tha most School to be at 9:45 a. m. „ FLO W ER s h o p ertly the opposite direction. th# Catholic Church for avoid- to which they thcoictically be- were actively affiliated with ceeds will go to the fund for persons attending the serv­ and morning worahip at 10 5 ; !• * A Banford Ava. Vt 1t t r r t t i | iij s U u a v u log automatic M tgiuiuuoki- luug." Uiiutb**. ice. ra-touting Uta church. m - llll 122-8453 Good Shepherd Free Methodists To Welcome Set Conference New Pastor Lay Leaders To Conduct Services MYF Reception Honors Seniors Two Methodist Changes Made Bear Lake Church To Have Sh'H^nt Dav Prairie Lake Bible School To Register Zhurch Party Fetes Couple Club Plans Bake Sale Summer Lake Mary Nazarene Church Announces VBS Schedule Episcopalians Han Cookout Guest Speaker Methodist V C S Opens Sunday History Shows State Sponsored Churches Unpopular FLOWERS Baptism Service Bake Sale 6 Pentecostal Groups Pledge Project Aid By Donna K ites The Ladies Auxiliary and Men’s Brotherhood of the First Pentecostal Church o f Longwood hava pledged their aid and assistance in the current project of tho church which is to air condition th* auditorium. Pledge* wera mad* at a joint meeting o f th* group* held Tuesday evening at the church. Plans were discussed (or a rummage sale to be held in late August and a bake aal* during the lummar. Exact data* o f both events will b* announced. Th* ladio* of th* auxiliary are accepting donations of good usad clothing and white elephant* which thay will con­ tinue to collect throughout th* summer. A continuing activity of tha auxiliary is the salt of tri­ color ballpoint pens and re­ fills. Following th* business meet­ ing refresh manta were served by Mr. and Mr*. Robart Adami. i it » t» Bible School Sets Parade By Maryann Milaa Vacation Bible School will open Monday at 7 p.m. at tha F or*it City Baptist Church. Mr*. C l i f f o r d Gresham, superintendtnt, invite* all paraon* interested in partici­ pating in th* achool to meat Saturday at th* church to join in tha parade which will get undorway at 11 a.m. for a tour through the entlr* area. Attend services tHisweed at uourown » • * I Generals Gen. De Gaulle Adults To Have Commencement In Deltona Chooses To Snub! Observance By Mildred Haney By Joseph W. Grigg United Pres* International OMAHA BEACH. France < U P I) — American generals and G ! Joe* of World War II today streamed back to the scene of the Allied D Day landing for ceremonies which French President Charles dc Gaulle has chosen to skip. By plane, train, bus and car an estimated 5,000 Amer­ icans and several thousands The first commencement for "Scholars" o f the Adult Ed­ ucation Program In Deltona will be held on Wednesday at the Community Center. A ll o f the resident* and friends o f Deltona are invit­ ed to attend the program which promises to be one of the most outstanding events in the history o f the commun­ ity. Approximately 55 certifi­ cates of completion will be presented to those who have participated in the first reg­ ular school courses. Guest speaker for the oc­ casion will be John Smiley, superintendent of the Board of Public Instrucition in Volusia County. Other special guests who will participate in the program are Marcus Rankin, Director o f Adult Ed­ ucation o f Volusia CountySchools; Mrs. Edna Smiley, Coordinator of the Senior Citizens Progrnm, Volusia County; Alan E. Italics, prin­ cipal o f DeLand High School. Gaston Rridges will greet the attendants and Chuck Mc­ Carthy will assist in the pre­ sentation o f the certificates. The Choral Group will sing special music and each o f the classes is asked to present a display which will represent the accomplishments o f the eourse. Refreshments w ill be o f their wartime British and Canadian comradcs-in-arms converged on the Normandy beaches to mark the 20lii an­ niversary of one of history's largest military cpcratlons— the invasion of June 6. 1944. Ceremonies begin tonight on the British and Canadian landing beaches known 20 years ago by the code names of Gold, Juno and Sword. Tliey continue through Sat­ urday at Omaha and Utah beaches and the village of Me. Mere - Eglise. w h e r e Americans fought and disci for the liberation of Europe from Nazi Germany. The ob­ servance ends Sunday at the U. S. cemetery outside Paris. De Gaulle, who was left out o f the invasion planning by his Allies, did not plan to attend. He delegated Raymond Triboulct, cooperation minis­ ter, and Jean Saintcny, war veteran* minister, in his place. T Ii e French government said it would not be appro­ priate for De Gaulle to be present when no other head of state or government was coming to the ceremonies. Tills position was attacked by some aectora of the French press aa an unnecessary snub showing a lack of respect for the American, British and Ca­ nadian s e n t r i b u l l o n to France's liberation. For the United States, Pres­ ident Johnson sent an official delegation headed by General o f the Arm y Omar N. Brad­ ley, with a message to be read at Omaha Boaeh ceme­ tery Saturday. Form er President Dwight D. Elsenhower, supreme com­ mander of the Allied Invasion force, was not planning to at tend. Neither was farmer British Field Marshal Vis count Montgomery, who coin manded Allied ground forces British, Canadian, Belgian, The Netherlands and Norwe­ gian government delegations were also taking part. Veterans arriving at Omaha and the other invasion beach­ es found a changed scene from the one they knew 20 years ago. Where t h e y remembered the din o f battle they found peaceful French shores. The rusted guns, the burn edout trucks and tanks, the barbed wire and the concrete fortifications on which thou­ sands of their buddies gave their lives 20 years ago have long since disappeared. But tho memorials and tens of thousands of glistening white crosses in war cemcterfas that dot Normandy re­ minded them that this is hal­ lowed countryside. Association Changes Hour O f Meetings avuiluble fo r all graduates nnd guests uftcr the program. The Adult Education pro­ gram under the direction of Zcral W. Mallard has been well received in Deltona nnd has made a significant con­ tribution to the community. Those who hnve participated in the courses have praised the program highly nnd promise to be the first to en­ roll in the new courses which are to lie announced at the June 10 graduation exercise. Miss Karen Knufman, Hart­ ley Circle, will receive special recognition ns the firat high schol graduate from the PelIona Division of the Daytona Reach Adult Educution High School. Miss Kaufman has met the requirements for her high school diploma through tho efforts o f Mr. Mnlinrd ami the Macklc Company who inndo tho program available at this time. Next September, a full high ichool program will be available to tho adults of Dcltonn nnd should enroll n number o f resident* who have been unable to complete their high school diploma. By Maryann Miles Time o f meeting* for the Forest City Community Assoelation during the summer months was changed to 8 p. m. at the Inst rcgulnr ses­ sion o f the group held in the Bear !-nke Elementary School with John Bethea, president, in charge. Parts o f the deed to prop­ erty in Lake Harriett Estates which is owned liy the asso­ ciation were rend by Adolph Juhl. Plans hnve been an­ nounced for building n Com­ munity House on the prop­ erty nnd n fund raising drive toward this project is now underway. Residents of the area who wirh to make n don­ ation nnd become n charter member are to contact Rich­ ard I.usitlcy, Allen Forward or Bethea. Charter member­ ships will be open until June 90 nnd it is not necessary to lie a member of the associa­ tion to join the CommunityClub. S tir B an forh Fri. June 5, 'Cl— Page 3 fr r s lft 6,000 Adventists Expected For Annual Camp Meeting The annual camp meeting largest and most Important regular convention of Florida Seventh day Adventist*, will| open at 7:10 p. m. today at Forest Lake Academy with n. A. Anderson of Washington, D. C.. as the keynote speaker. Anderson, a native of Mel­ bourne, Australia, la secretary of the Ministerial Association Upsala Sets Summer Time Schedule for the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventist*. He has served as pastor and evangelist for 40 years in Aus­ tralia, New Zealand, Ixjndon, and in California. Since 1941 he has served as a counselor to ministers through the Min­ isterial Association. Dally meetings will continue through Saturday, June 13 con­ cluding at 9:30 p. m. A grad­ ed program for chikiren and youth will he carried out daily. Main preaching services will lie at 11 a. m. and at 7 p. m. Attendance durink week­ day session* is expected to reach 1,500 while on weekends some 6,000 are expected. Other important speakers for the conference will include Theodore Carclch of Washing-j ton, D. C., vice president of the General Conference o f Sev­ enth-day Adventists; R. L. Sheldon, manager, Signs ot Publishing House la Seoul, Korea: T. R. Flalz, M. D., o f Washington, D. C., secretary of the medical depart* nient of the General Confer* cnee of Seventh-day Adventist* and H. M. S. Richards Jr. of Los Angeles, Calif., associato speaker on the Voice of Pro­ phecy radio program who will be accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Brad Rraley, organ-piano team and Del Walker, contral­ to soloist. II. H. Schmidt, president of tin* Florida Conference will appointed a 1 x commission serve as general chairman o< the camp meeting with a members to new terms Wed­ corps of some 60 person* as­ nesday. sisting in organization and Sprott first was named to direction of activities. the commission in June of 1961 by Bryant, then was re­ appointed by Bryant last year. j the Times Sprott Elected Citrus Chairman LAK E LAN D (U P1) — Vet­ By Mr*. II. L. Johnson eran citrus grower KingsUpsala Presbyterian Church wood Sprott o f Lake Wales will begin Sunday on it* new- |was elected chairman of the time schedule which will be ; Florida Citrus Commission tocffecth e for the months ol i day. | Sprott, who is serving his June, July and August. Sunday School will meet at ! second two-ycar-torin on the 9:30 a. m. and worship will commission, succeeds Sam A. 1Ranks of I-akrland, who servlie at 10:39 a m. Announcement also was |ed two consecutive years as made that from June 21 chairman. Robert Sntvcly of Winter through Aug. 9. Dr. Joseph L. Connolly of Daytona Beach Haven, was elected v i c e will conduct services at Up­ chairman at the organization­ Young mallard ducks have sala in the absence of Rev. al meeting, to succeed Her­ been known to swim one- James Hardin who has re­ bert S. Massey of Dade City. The meeting was scheduled third-mile upon their first ceived a summer scholarship after Gov. Farris Bryant re­ venture from their nest. at a Texas University. B R U N IN G Between the World's Fnlr nnd normal vnention travel­ ing, this summer should see the henviest volume ever of traffic on tho highways. Sug­ gests reservations in niivnnre to insure accommodations during stopovers is suggest­ ed. PAIN TS G IV K YO U R HOME T IIK R K IG IIT LOOK I'h. 322-8648 Factory Paint Outlet 2617 8. French * * * ★ l Helping Keep %* fr AMERICA POWERFUL CAPS A N D GOWNS are fitlcci fo r Howard Sour and Mrs. Dean Howland by Mra. Mildred Clark, choral director, center, in preparation for Wednesday's Commencement Exercise for Dcl­ tonn resident* who have completed courses o f­ fered in the Adult Education Program. Mrs. Howland is accompanist for the choir which will provide special music for the program to l*o held nt the Community Center. Hospital Notes JU N K 8 a d m is s io n s Boy, *11 o f Sanford; Francis Johnson, Lake Monroe; Ger Marcle B. Carter, Indian Riv­ Hiding Jackson, Tntnpa; Sop er City; Larry llusby, Lake hia l.ucas, Deltona; Frieda Monroe; Estelle Frecklcton, llartmunn nnd Herbert Olsen, Deilary. I.*ke Mary; Robert H. Fcth, Dellnry; Ardith Maitrc, Joan Tuna apparently can main­ Jones, Ann Hollehan, Price tain speeds of nine miles per Charlele, David L. Sln-rron, hour indefinitely. Conyl Chaniot, Klley Hoy and Carolyn ilammong, all of Sanford. BIRTHS To Mr. and Mrs. Howard Driver, a Baby Girl, anil to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Price, a llaliy Girl, all o f Sanford; and to Mr. and Mrs. iiillio Kilpatrick, a Baby Boy, P ly ­ mouth. DISCHARGES Donna Jo Reis, James A. Voughn, Minnie Benjamin, Marguerite M. Mcllruycr, Sil­ vester Burley, Sofia Marrero, Jesse I'aige, Sheryl Knight and Valde Welsh and Baby i>gw< Jtlaceof wors<t% > Qtv» T H1 Y O U R ML 9 O I 8 T OF YIAR WOUND Our a*********************** Architects...free to x.plan a better tomorrow! COMFORT G IT A O -l W IA T H M T R O H a IT HEATI without fuel a IT COOLS without wet Of WBhooaaa w a s * a* N tw Virginia Patroakl F. O. Box 1214 Banford Phyllis Rugeastia* Mildred Haney 998-5981 Deltona Mary Gettings Bear Lake 383-9847 The architects o f America, bi creating and designing the structures that house our businesses, our industries, our families, are themselves an enduring tributo to th* American system o f free enterprise. These creative minds are helping to build, through planning, vision and individual imagination, better communities, a better way o f life, a better world, for to d a y ... and tomorrow I S I I I I S S S S S S M I l t l S S I t S I t f l S t M i a i H I • • Thai freedom of individual InitlaUva and enterprise that batpa keep America powerful ha* alao mod* it possible (or th* as Ron's investor-owned, taxpaying electric power companies te eehtew* world leadership. Today, Florida Power end Light Company la accelerating it* already phenomenal rata of expansion te m**t tha skyrocketing demand for Increased power. We hop*, through *v*a mom outstanding perform*nee, to encourage the trend In America today which proposes mom freedom for prirate enterprise ao that Industry may asrva our Country *ren mom *fflcienUy. •aasssssassssssssssssassasssess WALL TE 9-1114 8. Seminole FA S-9254 I l kMS Call todoy for dHaih Nora Norrie Laka Mary IO W IVo shackles bind then* hands, no external influence guides them . . . and their freedom expresses itself in the architectural artistry o f America’s buildings and homes. No art ean survive where dictates of ideology and bureaucracy control the mind. Where enterprise is not free, freedom of the individual cannot e x is t-a n d the precious g ift o f individuality itself dies. FOREST C IT Y Buptist Church honored Mrs. Clifford Gresham, wife o f the pastor, at a sur­ prise birthday party following a recent Wednes­ day evening choir practice. Mrs. Gresham is shown cutting one o f two cakes she received at the party. (Herald Photo) PLU M B IN G , H E A T IN G A IR C O N D ITIO N IN G 1007 S. Sanford A te., 822-9562 F L • ■ I ■ W. Scott Bums, Mgr. A C 0 ■ P A ■ Y Z07 Magnolia Ave. �I I •B A ( f d b L a a r-J C ^ 11’ i N 7*i S TA T E O FFICIALS R E A D Y FIS H -K ILL FIG H T . . . George Lankford, Jim Reed, Harold Vnnnes*, Hnrold Moody i ij i( Goldwater Victory Helps Dixie Cause ■y N IC H O LAS C. CHRISS ting itarted. A fter that It got A T L A N T A , (U P I ) — Those easier. Southern II Republican* who Made up primarily o f imit- have worked long and hard teurf, the movement fo r the fo r Sen. Barry Goldwater Arizona coniervatlve in the have found their taak akin to South has literally ripped ita ripping a telephone book In way Into leadcrahip in Dlaie. two. Aa is true for many other ^Office, THONA* W. — Fun. oral aervlcte far Themao W. Jan**. TT, *001 B. Banford Arena*, who died Thursday • ftarnoon at Bomtnol* Xtamortal Hoapllal following a abort llln***, will b* h*ld at le am. Raturdar at lloljr Croao Rplacopal Church with X *r. Lalloy D. Foptr official, tna. Burial will bo In Lake Vlaw Camatarr. Maaonln aarvice* will b* conducted at th* araraald* b f Panford lx>dg* ft. Alt Master Maaona are aakod to meet at tha lo d g e Halt on Park Avenue at t i l t a.m. to attend th* aaralc* In a Hodf, Morn In Hartford, Kant, England, Tab. 11, tlM . Mr. Jonaa •amo to Banford In 1101 at which time ho b*san employ. Wiont with Cbaee and Com* panr. An employa for si yaara and member of the hoard o f dlrootoro, ho waa honorary chairman of th* hoard at time of hta death. Ha waa a member of Holy Croat Episcopal Churohi of Iho Rotary Club) of Banford Masonic Loda* f i t of Moroc* oo Tempi* In Jackaonrlll* and o( BPOE Loda* 1141 of •anford (or I I yaara. Burrlr. ora arc hta wife, Mra. a. w. Jon** ion, Donald R. Jone* Mid grandson*. Tom, Handy wad Jimmy Jonaa all of Kan. (ord and two alatort, Xtra H. •. Brown o f Orlando and Mr*. Trank Crouch of Dart* ford, Kant. Knaland. Brlaaon Tunaral Homo In charao of arronaomonla R. T. Milwee, Seminote County school superintendent, will participate In a discussion group on Florida’s school needs at tha 28th annual Short Course In P a r e n t Tcncher Leadership at the University of South Florida, June 0-12. COOK, W ILLIAM H— A pray, or aarvlca for William II. Cook, It, who died thla morn* tna In Bamtnola Motnorlal Hoapltal following a lanathy tllnaaa, will be held at II a. m. laturday at Brlaaon Tunaral Horn* with llav. □ rover C. Bewail Jr. o f Ih* Tlrat PraabytarUn Church of Banford officiating. Tho body w ill bo forwarded Baturday aflaraoon to Amatardam. N. T., aeeompanlad by hi* dauglidor, Mr*. Kallh Baudar of SIM Cordova Drive, for fun* oral aarvlca* to bo held at 1 p. m. Tuooday from th* Johnoon and Undaay Fun­ eral Horn* la Amalordam. I)urial will h* la FL Claln Camotary, Ft. Claln, N. T. A raaldant of Rotterdam Junotlon. N. T » for 10 year*. Mr. Cook cam* to Banford In till to make hla horn* with hla aoa-ln-law and doughear, Mr. and Mra Baudar. II* wae a retired railroad clerk fo r Ih* Bootoa and Main* Railroad where b* waa cm* played lor 41 year* II* waa a member o f lb# Flret Pro*hytorlaa Church of ranford. ■urvlrora. other than Mra Baudar, art two grandchild, rea. Brae* Baudar of Ft. Clala and Mra. Loon F t* Bln *1 llrookevlll* and on* •rea l granddaughter, Bon* dg Bauder of Ft. Claln. The conference le eonducted em Goldwaterltea made up fo r by the Florida Institute for their lack o f profeaslonallim Continuing University Studies and flneiae by plain hard and la sponsored by the Flor­ work. Eventually the party ida Congress o f Parents and rcgulara found themaelve* Teachers. I t offers an oppor­ tunity fo r P T A member* to outalda looking In. develop ways o f working to­ The Goldwater victory In the California primary, while gether to Insure quality In­ not overwhelming, gave the struction In Florida's schools. Goldwater movement In the South the boost it n eed ed just when some supporters were getting edgy. Goldwater’a comment on dcfoliation o f the shrubbery In Asia and his revereal o f the federal use o f troop* In In* tegration crises had an ad* verse effect In Dixie. Now the GOP South is lln* ed up almost unanimously fo r the Arizona states rights ad* vocate. The only two Southern states that wavered are now gradually moving Into the Goldwater line up. Goldwater could easily end up with all SO o f Virginia’s delegate* after that state's convention June IS. In Flor* Ida, where feuding has spilt tha GOP ranks, ha may gar­ ner as many aa 23 o f tha 84 delegates at Ita convention Sunday. Texas will add another 50 after Ita convention June 10. Alabama, never In doubt, will give him 20 at Tomorrow's state GOP convention. There was a time when V ir­ ginia GOP Chairman Horace Henderson refuted to take sides In the GoldwaUr-antlGoldwater movement. But af­ ter the California primary he noted: "Posilb ly Goldwater will be the nominee on the flret bal­ lot. I am confident the V ir­ ginia delegation will be strong­ ly favored fo r Goldwater." With a little bit o f diplom­ acy, Goldwater could probab­ ly heal tha r ift In Florida and taka all 34 delegates by con­ vention time. Almost any way you look at It, Southern Republicans have achieved their strongest voire ever In choosing a pres­ idential nominee, after being Ignored for decadca. AIRB O A T8 H E LP IN FIG H TIN G D E A D LY A L G A E . . . Game officials get equipment in top shape Milwee To Take Fish Experts War On Lake Jessup Algae Part In PTL Conference , H ie hardeat part wae get- parta o f tha country, South* Funeral Notices S U P P L Y SCENE A T L A K E JESSUP . . . 4,000 pounds o f copper sulphate N ext Friday will b « devoted to a Joint meeting o f the Florida Congress o f Parents and Teachers, Department o f County Superintendent* of tha Florida Education Associa­ tion, and the Florida School Board Association. Dr. Donald E. Davie, profe tio r o f education at th* University of Mlnneiota, will deliver the principal address o f th* course at an evening anem bly on June 10. Mrs. Myron Dies, Tallahas­ see, president o f the Florid* Congress o f P a r e n t s and Teaehers, and Dr. C. Lee Eggert, professor o f education at th* University o f Florida, will be featured in the open­ ing session o f tha short course with a conversation on "T h * Many Face* o f P T A .” Most of the course will he devoted to small class** on a wide variety o f toplr* Includ­ ing such educational concerns as parent and fam ily life, ed­ ucational television, Juvenile protection and mental health. Other sessions w ill be devoted to practical Instruction in such organizational matter* aa budgets, by-laws, perilsmentary procedure and P T A policies. Churchwomen Set Meeting By Does* Fetes The regular monthly meet­ ing of the Episcopal Churchwomen o f Longwood's Christ Church will take place Thurs­ day at • p. m. in the parish house on Church SC Mr*. Peggy Kuhn, president, will conduct the meeting and report on the meeting of the president's council which Mrs. A. P. Boweneos, Mrs. Ray­ mond Ball, Mrs. Charles Mor­ rison and Mrs. Kuhn attended at Clermont this week. Freeh water fishing ex­ perts deicended on la k e Jes­ sup Thursday for an all-day figh t to rid that hug* body o f water o f fish-killing algae. They u*rd boats, alrboata and seaplanes to ipreed 4,000 pounds o f copper sulphate ov­ er the water to stop the kill which ha* reached tremendou* porportions with thous­ and* of rough fish already dead. The dead fish and accom­ panying odor hai attracted thousands of predatory birds which are circling th* dead maseea. The kill became apparent about a week ago and mem­ bers o f ths Florida Gams and Frssh W ater Fieh Commis­ sion took Immediata steps to correct It. Ths algae population ex­ ploded and covered th* water with a greenish hue, one fatal to most of the rough fish In the lake. "W e're expecting that the blueatone (copper eulphate) will take care o f thla siege,” one official said. But, he ad­ mitted, "w e 'll have to come hack In and treat the lake again to keep the algae down." Biologist Harold Moody and Harold Vanneit o f the stale commission aay aport fishing will be better than ever once the present condition la cor­ rected. Experts eetlmat* that about 00 per cent o f the dead fish are glxzard shad, •tingareea, mud fish and other rough va­ rieties. Piloting the aircraft was George Lankford and coordi­ nating the information on the drive was Jim Reed. Voter Canvass Exile 'Phantom Raid' On Cuba Is Completed Publicity Hoax, U. S. Finds In DeBary Herald I’ hoto* By Bill Vincent MRS. W. J. KING, president o f American Legion Auxiliary, Unit No. 63, Sanford, pre­ sents canh awards to three top easuy winners o f the annual Americanism Essay Contest at Sanford Junior High School. Receiving awards from the le ft are Beth Morgan, third place win­ ner o f $5, Mrs. King, Mnrk Monroe, second place winner o f $7.50 nnd Cheryl McWhorter, win­ ner o f the $10 first award. illiam H. Cook Dies Here At 80 William II. Cook, M, died this morning in Seminole Memorial Hospital following a Ths Auxiliary o f th* Lake Mary Volunteer F ir* Dept, lengthy illness. A resident o f Rotterdam will entertain at a unique Junction, N. V., for so years, fashion show to be followed he came to Sanford in 1953 to by a card party, Saturday, June 13, in tha Fire Hall be­ ginning at 8 p. m. Tha special program will be presented by a group o f lad­ les from Edgewater and will Rev. Lucas F. Grile o f the feature an exclualva lln* o f Presbyter!in Church In Mt. clothing and accessories which Gilead, Ohio, will be guest wilt be o f interest to both mlnlater at Westminster Pres­ men and women o f th* area. byterian Church in Howell N o admission will be charg­ Park this Sunday at the 11 a. ed and door and table prises m. worship service. will be awarded. Rev. Grile ks a candidate Rev. L. F. Grile To Hold Service for the pulpit at W estm m ’.er and immediately following tho church services there will he a meeting of the congrega­ tion. By Maryana MUrs The churcn mee.s in the The Bykota C la n of the former Heftier Home* offices Bear Lake Mcthodlit Church on SR 430 one milo east of named Harold Irwin president Seminole Plaza. In recently conducted elec­ tions. Other officer* named are B U F F A LO , N . Y . (U P I ) — Johnny J. Morgan, vice presi­ dent; Mrs. Jean Mueller, sec- Billy Shaw, 6-foot, S-lneh, retary-treaiurer, and Mrs. W. 260-pound guard, and Mike Richard Harold, correspond­ Stratton, 0-3, 230-pound linebarker, signed 1904 contracts ing secretary. Clast teachers era Miss Thursday with the Buffalo Virginia English and Leo Bill* o f th* American Foot­ ball League. SaimL residents o f DeBary has been completed under th* direction o f Vic* President Earl D. Merrill. Eight block block captains recruited a team of G2 members, who have visit­ ed or checked all home* and filled out date cards on ros­ ters and potential voter*. A ll who were not reglstred were advised on registration procedure. Name* o f those needing transportation or ab­ sentee balloU were listed. The DeBary voter cards, accord­ ing to Merrill, showed a total o f 1122 registered Republi­ cans, 872 registered DemocraU and 34 Independent*. O f those qualified to register before October 3, 103 said they would register a* Re­ publicans; 75 o f these had registered Democrat but us­ ually voted Republican and stated they had planned to chsnga their registration to Republican. Twenty-four vot­ er*, mostly Invalids requested transportation, and 10 laid they would need absentee ballots. This year*' goal o f the De­ Bary Republican Club, aayt President Smith, is to get ev­ ery Republican registered, In­ form all voters on candidates and Issues and get every vot­ er to the polls. A recheck is planned this fall. The eight block captains who w ill fotlow up next fall are Mrs. Charles Ilertsch, Robert Hen­ derson, Ivan Walker, Charles Nouman, Fred Slcl-aren, An­ drew Ashley, John Klsscll and Frank Hill. make his home with hU aooln-law and daughter, Mr. and Mra. Keith Bauder, 2X05 Cor­ dova Drive. He was a retired railroad clerk for the Boston and Maine Railroad where he waa employed for 42 years. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of San ford. Survivors, other than Mrs. Rauder, are two grandchild ren, Bruce Bauder of Ft. Claln, N. Y . and Mra. Leon Fetgin o f Brooksvilie and one great granddaughter, Honda Bauder of Ft. Claln. K C Council Has M ass H ie Catholic Activities Com­ mittee, In conjunction with the Youth Activities Commit­ tee, o f Saint Richard Council 5357, Knights o f Columbus, held a combined Father-Child Communion Sunday at the 11:30 a.m. Mass at A ll Souls Catholic Church. H ie Fourth Degree honor guard composed of members of the council led the process. Ion into the church. WE NEED*! Bykoto Class Has Election 10 NEW HOMES TO BUILD THIS MONTH I f i l i a l : A *?* Bills Sign Two I ■ II coueevwv s q u ir s ____ - 0QPEB _______ M * Rnlthlng 2*ha. jj MU. YEARS Pasftaae V V liP i'iV III r Yaw let ■ a m AAsa OLIm BAMumi# ■ IMW M V W f r V p N iiV 100% FIbbbcIbi M Mw Cbtl ugia ■* ■ 11 MeMs H Cheese Frw ■ Nathtag P rt'N b M ■ 1*4 M tmm Medela ■ Na Massey Dow* ■ Jast I t Tw n It toy ■ M O V IN G ? C A L L * H ' B » a » v s ■■ LEGION A W A R D / v. wob presented to these two students at Southslde Elamantary School fo r outstanding achievement Making the presenta­ tion waa James Taimadge o f the local American Legion P o s t Receiving it .were Janet Gallagher and Gordon Bradley Jr. as Mrs. Velma 8. Mitchell, Wchool principal, watches* — -------- ^ (Herald Photo), ^ MOVING 50A Coley AND STORAGE F A 2 -9 5 1 1 Av t * CO . INC. Sanford. Fl a. /• W A SH IN G TO N (U P I ) — tlon with th* Cuban 30th of Revolutionary Th* defense department said N o v e m b e r DeBary Republican Club today that a “ phantom raid” movement. President Glenn Smith reports The purpose was to get that the voter canvas* o f all allegedly conducted from Mi­ TH E V IE W FROM S E A P L A N E PERCH . . . Airbont shown busily at work Fire Auxiliary To Have Unique Fashion Show '7 J im Wa/fcry/o'■»& O RLAND O , F L A . Ilw y. »> W*#t — P. O. Box U 4 I 4848 W. Colonial Phone: 195-0181 ami May 25 to drop supplies publicity for the Cuban rev­ movement, th e in Cuba waa a publicity hoax. olutionary spokesman said. The department’* defense Intelligence agency (D IA ) mado a thorough investiga­ tion o f the episode because o f the Implication that such a raid could he conducted without U.S. radar detection. A department spokesman said th* incident was a ‘ ‘com­ plete and utter hoax" and that radar coverage In tha Flor­ ida area le "very effective.” Deputy Defense Secretary Cyrua R. Vance simultaneous­ ly sent a letter to Rep. Carl Vinson, chairman of the House Armed Services Com­ mittee, stating: "One o f the Individuals In­ volved in the alleged ’ phan­ tom raid' hai Indicated to our investigators that the raid did not take place. Mr. Frank Florinl. president o f the In­ ternational A n t i-Communlst Brigade, which allegedly con­ ducted the raid has signed the following statement: “ To the best o f my knowl­ edge a ao-cnlled 'operation phantom,' a raid on Cuba on 25 May, 1064, did not take place. I declare that U.S. radnr defenses were not violat­ ed while leaving or entering U.S. territory.” The spokesman said Florin!, a U.S. citizen and free-lanr* pilot, participated in prepar­ ation o f the publicity release. It was put out in collalmra- Legal Notice c o n iT o r r ie i. n n . * i : m i .v o i .k CIMJ.VTT, n ( i ni nv. r u s v r n n r v o . mars ITXITED MORTGAGEE BERVICIXO COIU\ Plaintiff. va. L. WIT-UAM MEAD, X I I . M at. Defendant*. vonrie o r walk NOTICE IH HEREBY OIVEN that on the l*th day of Juna, 1144, at 11:00 A. M. at th* main door of tha Courthouaa of Semtnol* County, at Hanford, rtorlila, th* undar• lanad Clerk will offer for an!* to the highest and beet bidder for e**h the following da*. crlbed real property: l - t 7, Block 4. W EATIIKR8FIEL.D P1R8T A PDITIO.V, according to th* plat thereof, a* recorded In plat nook 17. r * ( e IS. Pub­ lic Raoor ta o f. Bamlnol* County, Florida, together with *11 structure*. Improvement*, fixture*, appli­ ance*, and appurtanancaa on tald land or uaad In conjunc­ tion therewith. Thla aal* I* mad* pursuant to flnnl decree of foreclosure entered In Chancery action. No. 11171 now pending In the Cir­ cuit Court of and for Kamino!# County. Plnrlda. DATED TltlH Srd day af June, ]||4, (SEAL) Arthur It. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Handra 8. Johnson Deputy Clerk ANDKRBO.V. RUSH. DEAN A LOWNDES Attorney* for Plaintiff Sit Eaat Central Boulevard Orlando, Florida I’ ubllali Juna 4. 1144. CDA-11 J (ft iv t i i i : n n c i Ti tu b M i n i jim c u t iv avi> r o n THE ONLY HOUSE PAINT with FUME-RESISTANT PIGMENTS and VITOLIZED OIL® i 3 * > T 5 V 11 ft �y* •* » 5 \\ 4 > I fran fn rb Fri. June 5, ’64— Page 5 ijrra lh Tony Curtis At Cinema Tony Curtis and Christine Kaufmann are appearing in the new Universal picture, “ Wild nnd Wonderful” which introduces Monsicr Cognas, a man who leads a man's life. "W ild and Wonderful" open­ ed Thursday at the Seminole Cinema and is scheduled to run through Wednesday. Movie stars live in splendor in fancy studio dressing room bungalows while they're mak­ ing movies—even if they hap­ pen to be a canine performer. Monsieur C o g n a c , the French poodle who shares honors with Curtis and Miss Kaufmann in the Harold Ilecht color comedy, spent his between-scenes hours in a lux­ urious $2500 dog-house, com­ plete with air-conditioning, in­ direct lighting and a poodlesized freezer for preserving his hamburger. The Cinema opens at 1:30 p.m. daily. B R IG ITTE BARDOT nnd Robert llossein star in “ Love on a Pillow,” in color and Frnnacope at the Movielnnd Drive-In Theatre with J a m es Robertson Justice. 2 At Movieland A double feature o f adult entertainment opens the week's programming at the Movieland Drive-In Theater. In a first Sanford showing, “ Love on a P illo w " is pre­ sented in color and stars Bri­ gitte Bardot. Also shown in color will bo "M ad am e" with Sophia Loren. The features will be seen nightly starting Sunday and continuing to Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday the Movieland is presenting o n ji C f c ir \ RIOl-IN G IG A N T IC T R IP L E FEATU RE TONY R A N D A LL SHOW IN COLOR IN F E A T U R E NO. 2 A T 9:15 O N L Y n H M m T a M ~ H W lM m S N V IY U ! also f e a t u r in g SAN FO R D ROItN A R AISE D L IN D A SCOTT to ls M ) F IL M E D IN HER F IR S T M O V IE IN “ NO RTH TO ALASKA” KEY dUqhUqhJtA W EST. F E A T U R E NO. S SHO W ING JOHN W A Y N E C A P U C IN E S T E W A R T G RAN G ER IN COLOR 11:15 O N L Y 8 C/2 > 2! Y Y O N A P I L L O W 8 0 10:00 O N L Y Ui H 8 Legal 8 M > H 8 B.30-10 p.m. CBS. "D-Day Plus 20 Years: Eisenhower Returns to Norm andy." Tills is a natural among document­ aries. Commemorating the 20th anniversary of the Aided landing on the Normandy beaches, CBS Newsman Watt f r Crnnkite accompanied Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower on a tour o f the invasion % 1 SO PH IA LO R EN “M A D A M E ” BOTH o 8 8 ACADEM Y AW ARD W IN N E R F E A T U R E S F IL M E D IN "IIL U H IIIN G CO LO R" R E G U LA R AD M IS S IO N — A D U L T S GOe TODAY A SAT. SHOW S A T 1:00 - 3:10 5:10 - 7:10 8:55 CRY °* mHEFUN -"MORENO K&RIMIR S TA R TS The younflosUreshett, wildest motion picture ever r0 SUNDAY , M TU * ^ peels. Miss Jones proves she is versatile, 10-11 p.m. CBS. The Alfred llitchrock H o u r . " I s a M . " You may suspect the outcome of this puzzling suspense playlet long before thn cli­ max, but it nevertheless sus­ tains exritenient and is well acted, particularly by Bradj ford Dlllman in the role of a youth who returns from prison to the town where he was convicted — innocently, he in­ |sista -o f trying to attack a schoolteacher on a foggy j street. What puzzles the town |folk is that he seemingly has not only forgiven llie accusing accused of cowardice, the Inteacher (Barbara Barrie) but dian hating sergeant and the is actually wooing her. Most ' o<ld Indian agent. Ricardo tv i m i i i t r o t m r. N iv n i of all is a police | Montalhan. J o s e p h Cottcn, j i i i i c i ti. r u n t ir . tv v v 11 snspicious , Lloyd Nolan and James Dunn F oil * i : m i \ i i m : f o i v t ' i , lieutenant (Edition Ryan). FI. o i i i i m . 1011 p m. NBC. The Jack Mar. COM ING HUN. — MON. — TUEH. N IT E L Y A T 7:45 A 11:45 brigilte b n rd o l r o b e r l h o s s e in tive who “ discovered" many now famous young perform­ er*. Leslie Martinson, who previously directed "P T I0 9 ," also directed "F o r Those Who Think Young." Jnrne* and George O'Hanlon and Dan Beaumont wrote the screen­ play from a story by Beau­ mont, and the film 's music masters were Mack David, Jerry Livingston, and JerryFielding. T V Time Previews 7:30-6:30 p.m. CHS. T h e ! scene plus other key World Great Adventure. "T h e Death War II battle areas. The 90of Sitting Bull." Part I. (R e ­ minute special includes Eisen­ run) Tliia first episode in a tw oparter on the demise of hower'* tribute to Ids fallen the American Indians is some­ comrades in arms, his rem­ iniscences of World War II what disappointing. It take* and a lot of interesting and place 14 years after Sitting exciting film, much ot wnlch Bull's victory at Little Big has never been seen on teleHorn and depicts a pitiful pic­ ture of depressed and starv­ vision before. A fascinating ing Indians hoping for a new- and sobering news special. 8:30-9:30 p.m. ABC. Burke's uprising and new leader. In­ "W ho Killed Sweet stead of depicting the death Law knell of the Sioux and their B etsy?" (Rerun) Ib is show neighbors, the program con­ is all Carolyn Jones (well, centrates on their tormentors Gene Barry does help) as she with all the usual characters, plays four sisters—a murder including the cavalry officer victim, plus the chief mis - AT A L L T H IS A N D A COLOR CARTOON FOR O N L Y $1.00 A C A R LO A D I I I C O -H IT A T “ W ILD A N D W O N D E R F U L ” now showing at years then advanced to his |Martin. Although the girls arc own television show and now making their film debuts, has progressed to the movie their f a t h e r s have been world. around for a few years — Youth serves and is served thinking young. Their names in "F o r Those Who Hunk arc Frank and' Dean, and Young," a United Artists re ­ they sing, l’crhups older aud­ lease. ience* will remember them! The tern hill'll, tune-filled Filmed in Hollywood on lo­ comedy stars James Darren cation near Malibu Beach and and Pamela Tiffin, and co- at Occidental College in Ix»s stars Paul L y n d c , Tina Angeles, "F o r Those Who Louise, Bob Denver, Ilobert Think Young" is the first CARLO AD “ TH E 7 FACES OF DR. LAO ” 7:45 O N L Y ACTUALLY Only two more weeks to mnke plans for the Capri's Twenties party. Roaring While you're making the plull, whip up a couple of costumes for yourself and your escort and brush up cn your Charleston. There will he contests and prizes. Mean­ while, enjoy the cool notes of the Jack Uossivan Trio on Friday and Saturday nights aa Peggy and Bill Slayton join him to produce some nice sounds. ♦ • ♦ Floridian la Ritz Film $1.00 to surf up on the screenl. * SHOW S A T NO W Tony Curtis in “ W IL D A N D W ONDERFUL” IN COLOR Open 1:30 It A 0u >:3U • 2:00 E A c . FRI. no n Talked to Darlene at Spen­ cer's who said businesa has tieen hopping . . . ns has she and the rest o f the people who do their best to make your visit a pleasant one. Lots o f parties and celebra­ tions it seems have been keeping them busy, in addi­ tion to the faithful customers who find Spencer's one o f the most friendly and relaxing places around. • • • NOW THROUGH T H U R S D A Y L A S A G N A A L FO R N O CO M PLETE D IN N E R FROM SOUP TO M IN TS IN C LU D IN G DESSERT — CLOSED ON M O N D AY — .Iran A Rorrn Mnndllu Welcome You! Ire Cold REEK ►(Sunday*, lo o ) A IR CO N D ITIO N ED Open II A. 51. lo in P. 51. — Parlies Accommodated llw y. 17-92, Orange City — Reservations: Fh. 775*3698 Jean's Spaghetti House, Eat Out This Weekend — JIM SPENCER’S — R E S T A U R A N T and C O C K T A IL LOUNGE A L L TH E LOHSTER YOU C A N E A T .... 13.25 CHAR • RROILED PRIM E S TE A K S DANISH LOHSTER T A IL S (sweet aa a nat) R O Y A L RED SHRIM P YOUR (a real drlirary the way wa prepare them! . . . they are N O T French F ried!) r H COM IIINATION P L A T T E R (Danish Lobster Tails and Royal Red Shrimp) FROG LEGS o ir p %2n Sauteed In 5letlcd nutter UNDER T H E U M IIK E L L a A Variety O f Fine Cheeses and Meals— Freo— T o Enjoy While 55e Prepare Your Dinner ^ "^ T iT T T n e llm ^ to o m ^ iv in T e J jl^ T v e r^ n lg lt^ T o ^ ™ private partlea up to 50. South French Ave. Sanford Phone F A I-6C51 Cubs Option Toth CHICAGO (U P I> — Pitcher Paul Toth, who had an 0-2 record nnd an H.IK earned run average for 10 2/3 inninga o f pitching for tho Chicago Cuba this year, was optioned Thurs­ day lo Salt Lake City ao thnt Iho dull eould make room on ila roster for first-hnacmanoutfielder Len Gahrielson. Every Sal. N ile — 8 p.m. I’lii lleta Kappa was the first fraternity founded in tho United States. Volusia Square Dance Club McGregor Road 2 Ml. So. of D E I.A M ) T V RENTAL • Halra • Service Seminole TV F A 2-4920 Zenith Color TV Haifa 2600 Sanford Ava. SQUARE DANCE McGREGOR |“ 'ason * ml “ M'em* to *'avt' !>«reii<unt ' been made lip of worthwhile m u m i: o f remnants. G o d f r e y Cam­ ■ i i t F o il i m o i t r n bridge, one of the best of the TOi IIA Itltr TKOTTKIt. W h in * reatden r* la new N egro comedians, re­ unknown to Plaintiff, You are hereby notified Dial turns and gets a rlianec to • Complaint for Dlvor^a ha* talk about his career in show been flDd ngalnvt jrOtl« and ytou business. Much of the hour is ara ratjulrrd to *rr%a a copy of your A tow fr or othar Plead­ taken up with Paar's standard ing to (lia Complaint on home movie type of film. This Plaintiff's Attorn,)', JitllN XV. i,, , _ „ . . 8CKUOOP. Jit., p. o. lint m s . |time from his already docuTiTUSVJbLK. Fix>itii).\. ami inented recent trip lo Africa ril* Ilia orliilnal Ant wer or othar Pleading In tha offlrr anil Jack, ids wife and his of lli* Clerk of lIn- Circuit daughter all participates in Court for H--inlnot» County. In telling you alwut the various hi* offlrs *t Hanford, Florida, on « r bsfor* tha Ith day of exotic places visited. July. I t if . If you fall to do to. Jtidamrnt by default will he fakrn axslnat you for thr _ Easternmost town in the relief demanded In the Corn- j United States is Luher, plaint. i ,, — HONK end ORDERKn. at Sanford. Florida, this Ird day of June. 1>«(. (HEAI.) Arthur II. Tlerkwlih, Jr. clerk Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida, Hy; Martha T. Vlhl’ n Pepiity Clerk JOHN »V. BCHCflOB. JR. Attorney for Plaintiff 1171k B. Washington Ave. p. o not n » i * * J CAFE Titusville, Florida Puhlleh June S. 13. 1*. JI. 1»«4 CDA-ZJ INTRODUCING FLO R ID A'S OW N drinks . . . and who doesn’t. Lunch nnd dinner are atill served with the fine food eonting from Rcse and Wilk'a restaurant. • • • I f the whole family goes along with thnt graduate for an evening out, you'll want to stop at the Trade Winds. Mnke it either your dinner spot or |6ck up a snack be­ fore going to the movies. Each family member ran take his choice o f Die well pre­ Popular people about town pared ami colorful foods. nre Laura Stephens, Dot • • • Kris nnd llonter, who make For a truly nuniptunus the bnr at Georgc’a Tavern fenst Freddie’s Steak House one o f the most hospitable will be your choice for a cele­ places in the area. George's bration dinner. Sink in the also has n large selection o f soft carpet* and order one package goods at prices you of their fine steaks or some like to pay. deliricus seafood. Top it o ff • • • with an unusual dessert, then Therc'e n Peggy Lee type stay around to hear Carol nongntress nt the Carlhv I'ettijohn in the Lamplight­ Lounge who the Lounge’s er Lounge. owner, John Burton, says is • • • really good. She sings with A sure stopping plaea If the"L yrlca ls" who are en­ you nro looking for an en­ tertaining each Friday and joyable weekend should be Saturday evening from 10 the Rex l.iipior Store in Pinep.m. til 2 a.nt. Sounds like erest Shopping Center, They this ought to he a really en­ have a wide srlretion o f joyable late night stop . . . or liquors, cordials and wines even earlier if you like a nnd will deliver any o f them coni, sophist lentrd atmos­ to ycu free o f charge. The phere served with the good Rex Liquor Store is open from K a.m. til midnight. RANCH M ins C a ro l I ’ e t t ijo h n Entrrlains Nightly In Thn Lamplighter Lounge Freddie's H A IIlir TROTTBR, S:5S W OODBURY PLU S N otice D to w F o o d WOODY Enjoy the weekly special at Jean's Spaghetti House any­ time today through next Thursday . . . . Monday ex­ cepted o f course when they arc closed. Jean's has been in the same location fo r ten years and will serve the Lasagna A l Forno, which ia the special this week, with ice cold beer everyday, includ­ ing Sunday. • • • MAUUAIIBT b. TftOTTKR. |* aar Show. (C olor) this is l'lsintirf. the final show of the current 1HM 3:10 5:10 7:10 ttCHNICOLOKTr TtCHNISCOft* Prices A re Tailored To Your Time, Need* And Budgrt . . . B Y JUDY TU R N E R Trout your favorite grndunto to n dinner or if you don’t have one, just treat yourself . . . . it’s thnt time o f year. "Tarzan's Three Challenges" the Seminole Cinema in Casselberry, features with Jock Mahoney and "M r. Tony Curtis, Christinn Kaufmann nnd filmland's Hobbs Takes a Vacation” with James Stewart and Mau­ new wonder dog, Monsieur Cognac. The Uni­ reen O’ Hara. Both pictures versal release will run through Wednesday. arc in color. A triple feature is planned for Friday nnd Saturday. Sharing the screen are " X — The Man with X-Ray E yes" and starring Itay Mdland; Florida's own Woody Wood-1 Middleton. Ellen McRae and i United Artists release to be “ Advance to the B ea r" with Glenn Ford and “ If a Man bury from Ft. Lauderdale is introduces comedian Woody I made in Technicolor's new Answers" featuring Sandra appearing In the movie schcti-1 w-w^lbury. Two other costars widescreen process, Tcchniuled to start Sunday and run ! Dee. o f “ For Those Who Think scope. through Wednesday at the Young" have names with a "F o r Those Who Tidnk Ritz Theater. TON H E A SA T. Ring-a-Ding . . . Young" w a s produced by Woodbury appeared in many fam iliar AD M ISSIO N nightclubs in the state in past Nancy Sinatra and Claudia Hugh Henson, top TV execu­ TMEATR LIQUOR MART OF VALUES 'A B L E H O P PIN G Hints For Your Enjoyment! Steak IIouHe Central Florida’H Oldest & Finest Plan Now To Attend Our George's TAVERN COR. I Ith A FRENCH — IIW Y . 17-92— SANFO RD — IIA It & I’ A C K A G E — BEER MIXERS A L L Your Favorite Itrnnds A t A Price You’re Glnd To Pay . . . S P E C IA L LOW PRICKS BY T H E CASE — Plenty O f Free Parking — C o w lr o u S t i t t Com* dine with us. 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June 5, ’04 About Sporta Sanford Hosts Orlando In Legion Contest Saturday Thinking Open Season In Out Loud Ocala Tonight By Julian Stenstrom The Legion b u eb a ll nine which will represent Sanford and Seminole County thla eum With Twin Bill Loeal basaball fan* w ill gat a chance to enjoy their fa v ­ m er w ill open 1U eeaaoo Safer orite pastime t' 'a weekend day night. whan the American Legion • * • club go** into action tomor­ The cfcaacee ere that the row night at Memorial audlocal eotflt coold go •'oil ium a t 7:80 p.m. against tha the w a y " this eeaaon. with Orlando Post 042. e ll of the experience they Manager Frank Thomas has have p in torn* of the top settled on a starting lineup barter* In this area, we that w ill look Ilka thin Ricky ahoald be able to see aome Gollohar, as; Morgan Shef­ lap notch baMball. field, Sb{ Donnls G riffin, cf| • 0 0 Larry Pl*#c, If I Steve Har­ One thing the boyi w ill need ris, r f; Ed Fitsgaraid, lb ; la support. Local baeeball fane Rad Janian, Sb. ehould doclde right now to The battery will be made turn out and watch the young* up o f Jimmy Courier on tha etera— particularly when they mound, but tho call fo r the open the aeaaon Saturday catcher la still unsettled. Roth night at Memorial Stadium nilly Higgins and Rex Brooks where the local post mecta Or. have bean doing soma fine lando'a Poet 242 dub. receiving, and cither one of e e • them may be wearing tha big Official* e ty everything'* eat lor the Inner Circle H on e mitt when tha game starts. The nine w ill be returning Show which will be cteged from a doubleheader at Oeala Saturday at the Rlde-A-Whlle Stabler, Interaection o f 1-4 that w ill be played tonight. end SR 4S. Proceed* o f the Tha firat game will find Don event will be donated to the Smith, Lyman high school V . S. Olympic Equestrian ehunksr, doing tha pitching team which will compete in and Rex Brooks receiving. Tokyo thla aummer. The show Tha nightcap battery will be w ill get under way at 9 a. m. Ricky Sires and Billy HlgOver 200 horse# are expected gin*. to vie for various trophies. Tha long workouts In tha • • afternoons havs concentrated A new, streamlined pro­ to a largo oxtent on batting gram , earmarked for expedi­ practice, but In aplta o f tho ency and efficiency, la under hast tha aquad has put in w ay for the American Junior many a minute on glove Bowling Congress, more widly work, Thomaa said. Ha, Glenn known a a the AJDC. Price and E. B. Kuykendall This w et assured during have bean having a major the combined meeting and task In picking tha lads that piaaataf teuton o f the We* will represent tha CampbellMen's International Bowling Loaslng Post S3, fo r an un­ Congreu gad the American usually good crop o f pros­ Bowling Congress commit­ pect* have ahown up, they tees on Junior bowling In •ay. Milwaukee. R ight now It la neceasary The two adult membership organizations at their recent that tha managers cut down to conventions in Minneapolis 18 players. Thla eliminates material, they and Oakland, respectively, un­ soma fine know, and Just what candi­ animously voled to assume— on a combined basis—the fin­ d a t e w ill bo dropped still Is ancial and administrative re­ undecided. Ily tha and o f tha month sponsibilities of the Junior or­ ganization o f boys and girls. the aquad must ba reduced to 10 men, and this is "g o in g Some 30 Junior golfers from to cause ua somo more head­ Seminole, Orange and Lake ache*," Thomas said. Tha players aa well aa the counties are expected to com pete at the Orlando Country coaches hope that "fan s will Club next Wednesday as fill the stands." And they de­ qualifying rounds for the 18th serve a big gallery. annual National Pee Wee Golf Championships get underway. A second qualifying event for toe trl-county area will be held June IS at the Rolling Hill* W L P e t GB Country Club In Altamonte PhD*. 27 10 .628 Spring*. The Pee Wee la slated San Fran. 27 19 .587 IVk June 22*24 at Rio Piaar. 20 22 .542 8V4 St. Louis • • • 25 22 .532 4 Pitta. AMheegh thla la the final Milwaukee 24 23 .511 5 day of school and local prep Cincinnati 23 22 .511 5 athletics programs are over, Cldcs go 21 23 .477 6U The Herald h already mak­ hot Ang. 22 25 .468 7 ing plana for coverage of Houston 22 27 .440 8 next year's football, basket­ New York 15 33 .313 14H ball, baseball, track, bowlThursday's Results leg, awlmmnlg, goU and Houston 7 New York 3 other schedules. We plan to Chicago 2 St. Louis 1 provide Herald readers with Cincinnati 6 Milwaukee | the finest possible coverage Pittsburgh 4 San Fran o f all these events. W e’ll Los Angeles 3 Phils. 0 have our staff of sports cor­ Saturday's Garnet respondents reedy to keep Lot Angelo* at New York yon np to date on events at Chicago at Milwaukee Seminole, Lyman, Oviedo, Houston at Pittsburgh Groom,a Slavla, South Semi­ San Fran at Philadelphia nole Junior nigh, Oviedo St. Louis at Cincinnati (N ) Junior High, Sanford Junior lUgh and Ihe Sanford Naval Academy. • a a National League > Wa*re talking about the re * markable pitching Jobs turned In Wednesday by Robin Ito* Sox. Their roepecAlv* total 111 years. s e a referring to "R a p id " Robert Feller the second year the youngster was with the Cleve­ land Indiana. That's been quite a while ago, hasn't it. Southern League Tbareday'a Remits C-attnnooga U Knoxville 8 Ingham f Asheville 0 Charlotte 4 Lynchburg 3 Columbus I ) Macon • / ‘i point! from the Tempeita to U P I Sports W riter FIR ST P LA C E T E A M MEMBERS o f the Junior Division o f the Saturday morning Junior Bowling League nre (from le ft) Steve Bassett, Frank Pntteraon and Robert Driscoll. N ot in the photo In the fourth member o f the equad, Linda Ethell. Trophies to the winners were presented Inst Saturday morning nt Jot Lancs. The Junior bowling circuit will ntart Ita nummer schedule June 13 nt 9:30 a.m. AU newcomers have been invited to join the loop. (Herald Photo) Businessmen's Bowling Loop Has Banquet The B u iln citm cn 'i bowling league held il l annual ban­ quet at the Lake Jlonroe Inn and awarded the prize money and trophies won by the var­ ious members and teama. The Faron Builders team was surprised when trophies were presented to them for being voted "beat sports" in the leaguo. Their captain and lead-off man, A1 Faron, also w ai the recipient o f the most Improved bowler award, a belt buckle provided by A.B.C., tha men’s national sanctioning body. First place in the league went to Hex Liquor comprised o f Clarenca Wallis, Ray Bobinion, Pete Duggan and Dick Zuckerman and they were preicnted trophies aa well as a plaque for their sponsor, Boh D ’Avcrsa. Individual awards went to Vergil Anderson who won league high average, Charlie Willis who took the high game trophy with a 243, and Joe I'ickens who copped high handicap series with 673 while bowling on the last place team. Clarence Wallis won the to­ tal pint award, Dick Schaffer copped high scratch aeries trophy and Curtii Abney won high handicap game. The league race was tight down to the wire because on the last night a four-point sweep by the third plare team coupled wlUi losses by the first two teams would have resulted in the league cham­ pionship, but Instead t h a team, Smith's Amoco Service, dropped throe points and fell all the way to fifth place. Thera was a span of only flv# and one-half games be­ tween firat and sixth place teams. Tha loeala' playing achadulat • Juna B Snnfonl at Ocala (doublchoader) June 6 7:30 I'cat 242, Orlando at Sanford Juna 10 7:30 •• Eustls at Sanford Juna 13 8:00 •• Sanford at Casselberry Ocala at Sanford (DoubUSeader) Juna 13 6:00 • June 17 7:80 •• Post 242 at Sanford Juna 19 7:30 •• Sanford at Post 19, OrlairJa June 20 7:30 • Naw Smyrna a t Sanford June 24 7:30 •• Casselberry at Sanford June 26 7:80 •• Sanford at Euatia June 27 7:30 • Sanford at DeLand July 1 7:30 •• Post M2, Orlando a t Banford July 8 7:30 •• Sanford at Poet 19, Orlando Eustls at Banford July 8 7:30 •• July 10 6:00 •• Banford at Casselberry Banford at New Smyrna July 11 7:30 • July 18 7:30 •• Poat 242 at 8antord DeLand at Banford July 16 7:80 • Post 19, Orlando at Sanford July 17 7:30 •• * ' denotes Sixth DlaL play; * Mid Florida League .... The Bonneville* took three B y Joe Gorge* 1964 Legion Baseball Schedule Just about the time you be Moforeffes Get Summer Slate Underway Koufax Now Is Only One Notch From Milestone Howdy again! It's good to amounts ranging from $25 to breathe good, fresh air again $10,000. after two trips to Lake Jes­ sup. It's Just about all a fel­ low can take, WOWI What an odor. But don't fret. The Fresh Water Fish and Gam* Com­ mission is right out there In the middle of all those dead fish, spraying and spreading copper sulphate to kill the poison algae that h ai formed in the lake. We talked to Harold Moody Fisher, biologist for the state, and he tells mo that the algae multiply because of the sun and the lack o f rain. The cop­ per sulphate being uaed will take effect after It is distri­ buted throughout the lake, so we should know within the next few days how the stuff works. There la somo fishing being done In the lake h it we would­ n't recommend eating any fish out o f Lake Jessup until the alga* c le a n up. Some o f the flab found dead In Lake Jessup a n gizzard shad or stink shad, non-edible fish, a few gari, a lot of nice baas ranging from one to 15 pounds, specks, bream, cat­ fish, mullot, sting ray, manbaden minnows, shell crack­ er and eeli. Got some good news from Wckiva River Haven. It looks like the fishing is pretty good up there. John Roberts caught bimself a nice eight-pound 14-ounce catfiib, white jim m y Altman and Jim John* caught 63 bream and 10 catfish. Also noticed that the bream were biting real good on the flats In the Weklva out from Her­ bert Muse'a fish camp. We had some real good luck th en last year fishing with the may fly or the willow fly which is the same. • • • Tho Schliiz Fishing Derby In Central Florida’s Zone S went past Ita half-way mark this week with sportsmen in the area pocketing 86,175 in cash awards for nturnlng 243 tagged fish to state conserva­ tion agencies through Schlit* wholesalers. More and larger money payments are being offered during the next two months in Tho highest award claimed so fa r has been |100. Counties In the zone are Brevard, C i t r u s , Flagler, Lake, Marion, Orange, Oiceola, Sumter, Volusia and Seminole. The derby, only event of Its kind, now in Its fourth year, will continue in Central Flor­ ida through July 31. It's open free to the public with ell coita being defrayed by the Schlitz people. Only require­ ments are that tagged fish, fresh and salt water varieties, be caught on hooks In com­ pliance with Florida fishing regulations, and taken Intact to the nearest Schlitx whole­ saler for processing. Residents and visitors have found Schlitx tagged fish dur­ ing the last two months o ff­ shore from Daytona Beach to Melbourne, at cauieways In the samo area, the St. Johns R iver and ia lake* through­ out tha aona. • start off the summer league pitch away from perfection to­ tor the Bill Hemphill Motor* ettei as Norma Mathleton rolled 149/479 lerto i to lead the league In the aerie* d*. partment. Peggy Dooley garnered tha "solo" honori with a nice 177 game 465 zerlea at her Ramblerettei tezm took a three, point decision from the Pontlacs. Carole Mace alio chlm* ed In with a 158/419 to back up Peggy. For the Pontiac* it was Mert Holley acting the pace with 169/391. In the final match of the morning the LeSabres won a thrcc polnt verdict over tho Invictas at Betty Richey ahowed them bow with a 166/477 series Juzt m in in g the high seriea honors by two pins. Ruth Pettis was tho heroine tor the Invictas with a 160/429. day, but the dandy southpaw Is staadUy serolng to on that baseball milcatooa. The 25-year-old Koufax twirled the third oo-hltter of his career Thursday night to pitching the Loo Angrles Dodgers to a 8-0 victory ovsr the league-leading Philadel­ phia Phillies and missed a perfect gam * by Inches whan his 3-2 pitch to rookie Richie Allan aallad low and outside to the fourth toning. In his first hltleas perform­ ance, Sandy allowed the Meta flv* walks on Juno 30, 1988, and be limited tho Giants to only two free passes on May 11 o f last year. "1 have this to say," Kou fax said after the game. "This was the best o f the three." The Brooklyn • boro Koufax who win receive the Babe Ruth Award tonight at New York's Shea stadium as the outstanding player to the 1963 World Series, Joins a select trio o f Larry Corcoran (1800s), Cy Young and Bob Falter who have pitched three no-hitters. No pitcher ever has pitched four no-hlttera to a career. Koufax pitched to the mini­ mum o f 27 batters and struck out U men, marking tha 54th time in his career he had struck out 10 men or more. That tied him with Feller and Rubs Wedell tor tha major leaguo record, which la un­ likely to stand long with Kou­ fax around. Frank Howard provided Kou­ fax with all the rune he need­ ed to the seventh toning when he hit a three-run homer on tho icft-centerftekl roof, his 14th of the year. Pittsburgh defeated 8 a n Francisco, 4-2, Cincinnati stopped Milwaukee, $-3, de­ spite a triple play by the Braves, Chicago edged the Cardinals, 3-1, and Houeton outlasted the Mots, 7-8, to other National League games. Over in the American Lea­ gue, the Yankees overpowered Minnesota, 8-7, and the White Sox beat the Indiana, S-l. The only other scheduled game, Baltimore at Kaoaa* City, was rained out. American League 00 Florida arcbera will hava four special hunts In which to test their skill and hunting ability during the 1964-65 hunt­ ing season, according to A. D. Aldrich, director, Game and Fresh Water Fish Commis­ sion. Tho special archery sea­ sons and the 1964-65 hunting regulations for wildlife man­ agement areas were estab­ lished by the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission at a meeting In Dade City, M ay 22 Saody Koufax still was one . m W L P e l OB 30 15 .607 Balt. 36 13 .667 1 Chicago Cleveland 33 13 .961 8 33 18 .561 I N ew York Minn. 36 31 .553 8 22 M .678 BV4 Boston 18 25 .419 11 Detroit 30 » .408 12 Wash. l x * Ang. 13 30 J88 13 IS 23 .341 14tt Kan. City Tharwtey's Rosalia New York 9 Minnesota 7 Chicago 5 Cleveland 1, night Baltimore at Kansas City, postponed, rata Only gam * scheduled Saturday's Gams* Boston at Kansas City Baltimore at Minnesota Detroit at Chicago Washington at Ctevotaito N ew York at Los Ang. (N ) Tha firat o f tha special arch­ ery seasons openi on the Cit­ rus W i l d l l f # Management Area Oct. 17 with dally hunt­ ing through Nov. 1, to bo followed by weekend hunting beginning Nov. T through Dec. 6, and on Nov. 26-27. The sec­ ond special bow hunt on tha EgUn Wildlife Management Aiwa In Northwest Florida N E W Y O R K ( U P I ) — Ead start* O c t 24 with dally bunt­ Alphonao Lawson, who played ing through Nov. I. at Delaware State, placekleker Jay Luateg o f Jamaica, HOUHY N . Y., a form er freshman L A F A Y E T T E , La. (U P I ) player at Connecticut, and — Jay and Lionel Hebert, pro achoolteaeher John Chandler g o lf brothers who both won o f Massillon, Ohio, signed the PG A championship, spec­ Thursday with the N tw York ialise In crtole cooking as Jets o f tho American Football Leaguo. thalr hobby. Jets Ink Three AU Sizes Self-Propelled Call G n m For Free Survey I P H IL C O . U L T R A H IG H P E R F O R M A N C E L e t G a o r ie ham, tha Shrlners edged the Rotary nine by a score o f 2 to 1 In a City Recreation De­ partment Junior League tilt Thursday afternoon at Me­ morial Stadium. Dudley was the victor as ha polled hla third triumph o f the season by tossing a four hittar. Whigham was nicked fo r on­ ly two hits. Tha contest was one of (he fastest and beat played loop tilta o f tha season. Tha Shrine's Steve Leach and Mika Long got the tcam’e on­ ly hits but that was all they needed aa they hurried their two runs over the plato in the first frame and held on tha rest o f tha way. In another league contest, Klwanls and Lako Mary knocked heads at 3-all until Lake Mary pushed over four markers in their half o f the final frame only to have tha Klwanls bunt loose with five In their portion to grab tho South Seminole Little League ReeiMs T k en d ay Night ppd., rain STANDINGS Team W Sunland ............. . 2 North Orlando ............. 1 Bear Lake .................... 1 Altamonte Twins ........ 1 Casselberry .................. 0 Altamonte Senators . . . . 0 Lake Mary .................. 0 Longwood ..................... 0 ll 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 2 winning run*. Tommy Austin and Edgar Jobe also paced the Klwanls. Robb's Construction whip­ ped Wilson 5laier 7 to 1 Thursday night In a Men’s League tilt and moved into a tie with Kingawood for first place in the second half race. Earl Evans chunked five-hit ball fo r the Constructfonmen and Rf ike Henry waa cited fo r his fine field work at abort for the winners. I t waa the fourth win in a row fo r Robb's. In another Men's loop af­ fair, the Florida State Bank­ ers dealt USO another de­ feat. They came out on top 10 to 4. Buddy Burton blast­ ed his third home run o f the season and tha Bankers’ Champion "banked" three hits to hla account to lead tha platomcn. George’s evened their sea­ son's won and losi record at 9-0 by defeating Sanford A t­ lantic 11 to 6 In a Little American L e a g u e contest. Steve Rawls picked up hls fifth win o f the season to go with one setback. Jimmy Sheffield and Andy Adcock each had two hits fo r Georges while Jimmy Bradley shipped In with hls second homer o f the year. The I.lttla National League encounter between Hunt’s and the Locomotive Engineers — billed aa the big one — didn't com* o ff. The a ffa ir was postponed and will be replay­ ed June 8, 4:30 p.m* at Bay Avenue Park. The All America Qame PM. 121-8811 T h a B nappln* T u r t le la M O R E M O W E R I 2513 Park Dr. Southern Air 322*8321 Pierro Manufacturing and P. Zeuli and Sons both grab, bed a three win and one loia decision against their respec­ tive opponents, Mary Brown's Beauty Shop and Jet Lanes, to pace action In the Sandspurs league. Marion Farella rolled a 423 series to lead Plerro's and Linda Post took high honors for the Jet Lane* team with a 459 series. In other league play John­ son’s Spar Service was led by Dot Johnson who shot a 481 series. Sue Jackson was tho pacesetter tor Rote a n d Wllk’s aa she cams through with a 429 leriea. Betty Callan took all the honors for tho night as tha hit 191/505 in pacing Pierro in their tin co­ game win. Juanita Baird shot a 433 seriea to act tha pace for Mary Brown's. Splits were picked up by Cammy Meyer* with the 4-5, Marge Calderon the 5-8-10 and Edith Zeuli made the 6-8-10. International League Thursday's Results Buffalo 3 Toronto 2, first Toronto X Buffalo 0, second Rochester 8 Syracuie 4 Atlanta 8 Columbus 0 Richmond 8 Jacksonville 8 Jacksonville 4 Richmond I th o s e •f your vacation trip last summer? Why Not Enjoy An AirConditioned Car This Summerl Cool Comfort All Summer Lon|| Wo Win Air Condition Moat Popular American Care. Prices Start AS LOW AS 9:30 p. M. CHANNEL 9 X Crumley-Moateith, b e. 888 Weet Pint Street Sanford, Fla. SetSandspur League Pace Remember North Orlando -va- Longwood, 8 p.m. Only Gam* Scheduled D o 111 ROOM AIR CONDITIONER ROTARY MOWERS • A L E S ft 8B R YIC B • In a hurlcr's duel between affair, 8 to 7. Larry Rowland Ron Dudley and Frank Whig- singled home the tying and Saturday Evanlng Juna 27 NEW 1904 2710 8. HWY. 17*92 — SANFORD Dudley Nips Whigham In Hill Duel As Shrine Beals Rotary Pierro, Zeuli • — jMITTY'S SNAPPIN* TURTLE AMONG TH E DEAD FISH in Lnko Jessup nre nice baas like thla estimated 15-pounder, found with dead gizzard shad. Thc.se fish nre being killed by the poison algae which plagues tho Lake Jessup area. (Herald Photo) Phone 122*0879 !265|00 INSTALLED Pries Daaa Nat laelad* Bale* Tax. W E SERVICE & REPAIR A L L AUTO A IR CONDITIONERS • _ _ _ _ _ _ “Your Friendly Ford Dealer” Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED • SERVICE DEPARTM ENT 308 E. P in t St. Ph. 822.1481 Open 8 Days A Weak W. Park MI 4-8916 �▲ fffjr VtttTorB WfralB 1 Fri. June 5, ’64— Pape 7 W e e k e n d Television F R ID A Y P . IL (I) (I) (1) • >sa ( I ) 1:11 ( ! ) Newecope Newe Newallne Ch I Sparta New*— Waltar Croa klta ( I ) Huntley • Brinkley 1:11 ( I ) TBA 7:00 <t) Bllant Servlet ( I ) Wyatt Earp ( I ) Lae Marvin Praaanta T:»a ( t ) Int. 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Prettied n o t ic e t o rnp.niTtnts TO A LL PERSONS 1IAVINO C L A I M B OR D E M A N D S AOAIN8T SAID ESTATE: Tou and aaeh o f you ara hereby notified and required to file any elalma and demanda which you, or either of you may have aratnet aald aatate In tha otUea o f Iton. C. Vor non Mlaa, County Judge of Seminole County, at hla office In tho Court Ifouee In Banford, Florida, within ala calendar monthe from tha time o f tho flrat publication of thla notice. Each claim or demand mual be In writing and contain the place of reeldenca and poet of­ fice addreaa of tha etalmant and muat ba aworn to by tha claimant, hla agent or attor­ ney, or the aame ahall be void. Bevarlye J. Mclntoah Aa Admlnletratrlz o f aald oalate Publlah May II, ft. I t * Juno l, m i . CDU-II IN TIIE CIRCEIT COI'RT OF THH NINTH JEDICJAL CIRCEIT, IN AND FOR SEMINULK COI'NTT, FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY NO. 1BTT1 I T A N D A I I D AND BUELL HOMES, CORP. A Florida Corporation. Plaintiff, ve. CLARENCE LATTIMER. ot al, Defendaata NOTICE OF FORRCLOIERB BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pureuant to a Final Docroo of foracloaura dated June I, 1HI, and entered In Chancery Caae No. 11771 of tho Circuit Court or the Ninth Judicial Circuit In and for Seminole County, Florida, wherein Stan­ dard and Shell Homea la the plelntlff, and Clarenoo Lattlmar, Alloa Jeanette Lattlmer, hla wife, T. C. Kllbourne and Anchor Finance Company are the defendant!. 1 will aall to tha hlghaat and baat bidder for oaah at tho front door of tha SsmUielt County Courthouea Is Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, ot 11:00 O'clock A. M. on Iho find day af Juno, t ilt , tho following diacrlbod property oa eat forth tn aald Final Decree, to-wlti Tha North Seventy-five feet (North f l ft.) o f lot Thirty - oovon (*T) of Jomootown a t roeordad In lat book I, page# 71 and 1 o f tha public ronordo o f BernInolo County, Flor­ ida. Dated this Ird day o f Jan* 1M«, A. D. (BEAL) Arthur H. 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Hot Water Hooter Model 111 YRMO l l t l l l t Serial No. 1 T U IIII I Victor Cllmak Eiheuet Fan—10” 1 Quaker OH Wall Heater — Modal RHII-E1 Serial No. I I U T - i r i l t Venotlan 111Iode At public oale, to tho hifheat sad beet bidder for ceeh, at tha front door entranro o f the Seminole County Courthouee In Sanford, Florida, between 11:11 a. m . and III* P- m, oa Juao It. l ilt . (Court Beal) Arthur IL Beckwith. Jr, Clerk circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clerk B. Amboee OIIIM, Jr. P. O. Boa 111* Ban lord, Florida Attorney Publloh June I, 1MI. C D A -ll ■ (I) (1. 1:11 (1) (I I • :ll ( I ) III III! (I) (I) (I) 10:11 ( I ) (I) (I) H ill ( I ) (II (I) H ill ( i ) (I) (I) 11:11 ( I ) (4» (I) Copt. 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(* ) What'a My Una 11:00 (|) Dullwlnkle Bhow 11:00 ( I ) Newecope ( I ) CUB Now# ( I ) Harry Reeeoner ( I ) Mugi Runny Newt IS:IB ( I ) lUetball— (1) N'ewallna 11:10 ( I ) Watch Mr. Wlaard 11:11 (4) Theater of th* SUM 1:00 I) My Frlond Fltcka 11:10 (2) Peter dunn ( I ) Science Fiction 11:4* (0) Keyhole Theater 1:10 ( I ) Champ Wraotllnr M O ND AY A. M. ( i ) Baaeball 1:10 ( I ) Roller Derby 0:00 (2) BUn On 1:11 ( I ) Champ Bowlins Oil! (2) Sunshine Almanao 1:11 ( I ) Thaattr X 4:11 (4) Sunahln* Almanao ( I ) Belmont Stake* 4:1* (4) Sunns* Semester 4:01 ( I ) lllg Picture (2) World Clvlllaatlon t i l l (11 Outlaw* (»> You A Your Student ( I ) An Ago of King* 7:00 I I ) Todoy L00 ( ! ) Big Plctur* (It Operation Alphabet 1:10 ( I ) Wide World of 7:10 (01 Newa Sport* 7:11 ( I ) Farm. Market Re­ >-SO ( ! ) lit tha Law port f:0o C ) Fishing Fun V:l| ( I ) Todoy 1:11 (2) Nawacopa ( I ) Wak* Up Movlta 1:10 ( I ) limn* Hardening 7:10 ( I ) Mlrkla'a Hoepel Tim* 1:21 ( ! ) Waeh. Report 7:11 ( l i Saws A Wtaihar ( I ) Mr. Ed 1:10 (0) Cartoonrtll* l-JO (l> Huy I-nmhardo ( I ) CspL Kangaroo 0:11 (2) Newecope 1:11 ( I ) Weolhe. and Haws 7:10 (2) Clreut lloy 1:00 ( I ) Exorcla* for Modtrn ( I ) Central Florida Women Bhowcal* 1:11 (1) cartonvlllo ( I ) Sea Hunt » too (2) Divorce Court T ill (1) Tha Lieutenant 1:10 ( I ) Hall Storm Bhow ( I ) Jack)* (Heaton 4:10 (O' Romper Room ( I ) Hootenanny ( I ) American Hlatory 11SO (21 Joey Ulehop (Color) 11:00 ( I ) Say Wk*o ( I ) The Defendrre (4) Mike Waltaee ( I ) Lawrence Walk 10:11 (2) XRC Nawa 1:01 (2) Saturday Night 10:20 (21 Word for Word Movie ( I ) I Lav* Luey 1:10 ( I ) Phil Silver* ( I ) Price la Right (0) Tho Hollywood Pali n n ( I ) Th* McCoys ace- • ( I ) Cssoentratlon 1*:M ( I ) aunemoka (1) Het Th* Mnsago 10:10 (0) Hattlellne 11)10 ( I ) Theater of tho atari H i l l (1) Tot* A Gladys (2) Jeopardy 11:11 :t> Adult Theater ( ! ) Mining Link* 11:10 (t ) Movl* M O ND AY P. M. SU N D AY P. M. 11:00 ( I ) Tho Story l l l l ! (4) Yoor Flrat IngrM (X) Revival aton (1) Induatry on Parade Nawa 12:U ( I ) Haaeball ( I ) Love of L lf* 11:10 ( I ) Lower Light Iloui* (9) Father Know* Beat (2) Oral noborlt 11:11 IS) Harry llaaaeatr 11:11 ( I ) Raeehall 12:20 (1) Taiinraiv# Krnla (1) Chrlatophero Ford l l l l ( I ) leeuee A Anawora 14) Search for Tomorrow ( ! ) Baotball ( I ) Truth or Conse­ 1:0* ( I ) Direction ‘I I quent** 1:10 (0) Dlacovory '01 11:14 (4) Uuldlng Light 1:00 ( I ) THA 1:00 ( I ) Open Window S:S0 ( I ) Your L lf* In Tho ( ! ) December Urld* World Today (1) Nows and Wtelhor (1) Thundorblrd HoIf 1:11 (I) Lafftlia* Tournament 1:11 (2) Focu* 4:00 (* ) Tha Oreat Adventure t i l l ( I ) Aa Th* Warld t u n «:I0 (2) Men Into Space (2) Selene* 1:00 (0) CHS Spuria Spectac­ (1) Neweltn* ular ltdS ( I ) Lafftlm* (2) Topic 1:00 (4) I'aiiword ( I ) Trallmaetar (2) People W ill Talk t i l l (1) OK College Bowl ( I ) Mr. Magno (0) Ted Mack Amateur 1:11 (2) NnC News Hour 2:10 (2) Th* Dorter* 1:10 (0) Art Mnklattor (0) Day In Court 2:SS (0) Lisa Howard 1:00 (2) Another World (1) To Tall tha Truth CALL FOR RID*. REMOVAL ( I ) Oanaral Iloapltal OF Btlll.IHNHS AND OTHER I II ( I ) Douglas Edwards IMPROVEMENTS 1:11 (X) You Don't 8ay Sealed hide will be received ( I ) Queen For A Day at tho Seminole County Court­ houee, Sanford. Florida at lltOO Sill ( I ) Th* Match O aa* ( I ) Trallmastor A. M. on Monday. June It, ( I ) Bacrsl Storm 1114 for tho oat* and removal or tho demolition and removal 4:11 ( I ) MIC Nswa 4:11 ( I ) NIIC Nswa of bultdlnga and other Im (4) Untl* Walt provements from location* 4ill ( I ) Amsrlsaa Mow* noodod for the road eonetruc tlon known oa Conelrucllon 4:11 ( I ) NBC MSWO Job No. 77510-1404 (ll/W Job 1:44 ( I ) Checkmate ( I ) Manilla OortUa No. 77110-1101); So m l n o l o County, Florida. Tha bid will l l l l (I I Nawacopa ( I ) Deputy Dawg ba opened publicly and an­ nounced at tho time and place • ill ( I ) Nawacopa ( I ) I.#av* It T o Beaver designated for receiving them. No bid will he considered unless It la aubmltled on the officio! propose) form provid­ ed by the State Road Depart­ ment. Such prnpoeal furme la the Caarl af lb* Coaatr and Information regarding this J i l l * , SoailBsla County. SMI* call for bid* or Inspection of • f Ftuvldn. la Prabala the buildings, may be obtain­ la r* tk! Fatal* aft ed from C. II. Hoopts, District DEBBIE P. AUELL Chief. Properties Management Deceased A Outdoor Advertising Branch FIN AL NOTICE Right of Way Dlvtalon. Slate Nolle* la harobjr glvon that Rood Department, D o L i n d , th* underaltntd will, on th* Florida, and from Mr. Arthur lot dor of Julr, A. D. 1114, pro Bockwlth, Jr, Clark o f couria. •anl to th* Honorsbl* County Semlnolo County Courthouee, Judge of Btmlnol* County, Banford. Florida. Florida, her final return, ac­ The Department reserves the count and vouehtrs, aa Exccu right to reject any or all bids trl* of th* Eatat* of BESSIE and to wglvo technical errors P. AIIE LL d*r*aa*it, and at ae may be deemed bait for the aald llmi, than and there, maka Interaat of tho met# to th* said Juds* PROPERTIES MANAOE application for a final sattlamont of ad­ WENT A OUTDOOR AD ministration of aald oatata, and VERTIBINd BRANCH an order dlccharglng Bot­ IIIO IIT OF W A T DIVl for BION FLORIDA A T A T E tle V. Caalow aa auch Execu­ trix. HOAD DEPARTMENT I>*t*d tht* th* 14th day of Publish May I I * June I, l l l l April. A. D. 1144. CDU-II Betti* V. Caalow At Exoeutrtx of th* EltatO N O T irR OF FC E LIO H E A R fN n of Heeel* P. Abell OF PRO PO aEII C H A N «I E ■ Derexaed. AND AMENDMENTS IN CEIt T A IN DISTRICT! AND Bill N. Put.llah May II. II. I I A Jua* I. t ill. R A H IL ! OF T U B EONINO (Ml DINANCH OF TMM C IT Y OF l’ DU-4! Legal Notice Legal Notice BANFORD, FLO RID A. Notice la haraby gtgea that a Fublla Hearing will ba held at tha Commission Room In the City Hall In tha City of San ford, Florida, at 1:11 o'clock P. M, on Juno It. l l l l , to con­ sider tb* following changes and amendment* to tha Zoning Orlnanro of Iho City ot Ban­ ford. Florida i Property la proposed to be rooonod from R -l (one and two family dwelling! District to It-I (oa* and two family dwelling) District doocrlbod as follow*) Lota 1, S and I, Block I, Tier 14 and (hat portion lying north o f th* Atlantic Cnact Lin# Railroad rightof-way of Hlock I. In Tiers I I through !l. Inclusive, and tho eouth one-half of Block 7, In Tier* 14 through 14. Inclusive, nil In Ptal* of Bomlnolo Fork and Town af Banford aa re­ corded In Plat Book 1, pegs* 111, 111, H I, 114 and 111, and Plat Hook 1. Page 71, Homlnol# County It*, eorda. All partial la latereot and olllsena ahall hava an oppor­ tunity to b* heard at aald hear­ ing. By order o f tha City Commission af tb* City o f Banford. Florida, thla lltb day of May t i ll. M. N Team . Jr. Aa City Clerk o f tho City of Banford. Florida rubllsh Jua* I, 1144. CDA-1T In th* C-wrt of th* C*nnty Judge, Seminal* Cennfy, Flor­ ida, la Pmbnt*. la rei Fatal* af HAZEL C. PRKVATT, Decerned. Ta All frrdltara aad Peraana Having Clalaea av D t a a a d a Agataal Said Ealalat You and aarh of you ar* hereby notified and required to pretent ony claim* and damanda which you, or althar ot you, may have against tha eatat* of HAZEL O. PRKVATT. da rested, lata of aald County, to tha County Judg* of Samlnot* Oounty, Florida, at hla offlca In lha court houa* o f aald County at Hanford. Florida, Ithln ala ralandar months from th* time of tli* ftrat publlcatlon of thla notice. Two rople* of each claim or demand shall b* In writing, and shall atat* th* place of residence and post offlca addreaa of th* claimant, and ahall b* aworn to by th* claimant, hla agent, or attorney and accompanied by a filing fe* of on* dollar and surh claim or damand not H filed ahall be void. /•/ CHARLES FRED PREVATT Ae administrator of tb* Estate of HAZEL C. PRKVATT, deceased OKO. A. SPEER, JR. Attorney tor said Kstalg littx Magnolia Avanu* Banford, Florida Publish May 21. SI. A June |, It. till. C D L -4 I MINNIE PEARL Raines is valedictorian o f the senior class at Crooms H i g h School and will present her address during gradua­ tion ceremonies Mon­ day night at tho school. W SCS To Install New Officers I)y Jans Caaoelberry Inatnllntlnn o f WSCS o ffic­ er* and circle chairmen will be held Wednesday nt ‘J p.m. nt the Casaelberry Methodist Church with R oy. Dolma* Copeland conducting the In­ stallation. Refreshments will hg *ervod following the program by the hoitcuca Mra. William Shook, Mra. Dariui Pringle, Mr* If. T. Crlttendon and Sir*. Mary Mobley. CROOMS HIGH 8CHOOL graduates will receivo their diplomns M on d a y at 8 p.ni. in special ceremonies at the school gymnasium. There are 129 students who will have completed their high school studies at that time. Baccalaureate services are slated for Sunday at 9 a.m. at the school. (Herald Photo) Billy Graham's Newest Movie To Show At First Methodist Evangelist Billy Graham's terior region where some of I democratic, readily accepted lay meeting which shared the newest feature-length dramatic the world'* largest cattle sta­ by her new friends with whom big city Cruiadcj with the film, "Shadow Ot Tho Boom­ tion* are located. she Joins In an attempt to In­ stockmen of the "Outback," is used aa in effective drama­ The two young Americans still understanding and toler­ erang," will have its premiere tic devise in the story climax. showing In the Sanford are* head an All-Australian tup- ance In her brother. "Shadow Of Tile Boomrang" Sunday at 7:30 p. m. in Uic porting cast, playing brother Filmed against the backdrop was produced and directed by ami sister role* in a turbulent of the Ittlly Graham Australian Dick Ross, presklent o f WorldFirst Methodist Church. Starring vivacious Georgia story of homestead life. Their Crusades, the movie seek* to Wide Pictures, the organiza­ Lee and televiikm'a Buffalo arrival in Australia to manage underline the Godly reaction tion which has created such Bill J r , Dick Jones, "Shadow newly acquired family hold­ to human crises and conflicts. previous Billy Graham film Of The Boomerang" 1* an out­ ings plunges the couple In to Spokesman for the Christian successes as "Th e Heart l i A door action picture with all strange surroundings ami sit­ position is Billy Graham, seen Ilcbcl," "Souls In Conflict," the excitement and treaUi-tak- uations with which they find it in dramatic Crusade footage and "Olllown, U SA." The new Ing scope of the land "Down difficult to cope. The brother photographed at the site of the picture will be shown free Under." Setting for the screen is immature and Impetuous, Evangelist's record • breaking of charge under tho auspices drama la Australia's "Out­ slow to accept Australian crowds In Melbourne and Syd­ of the Billy Graham Evange­ back," the continent's vast in­ ways. Hit lister Is much more ney, An authentic landllnc re­ listic Film Ministry. BARBARA B A C O N has been named salutetorian at Crooms H igh School and will be hon­ ored during graduation rites Monday night nt the high school gym ­ nasium. Lake Mary Baptists Plan Bible School By Frances Wester First Baptist Church of Lako Mary will conduct a Vacation Bible School June 13-19, from 9 a. m. until noon each day. Preparation Day to pre-re­ gister pupils will be held Juna 12 beginning at 9 a. m. Class­ es will be held for ages three to 10 years. All children of the area within thla age range are Invited to attend. STOP POLIO... ★ D O N ’T FORGET * G E T Polio Protection SABIN ORAL VACCINE LOCATIONS H 9 t W 9 « m » » 4» 4m « 4 »M » » » m W W W » FLORIDA STA TE BANK Downtown Sanford A rea MOVIELAND DRIVE-IN Highway 17-92 A rea CROOMS ACADEMY Goldaboro A rea GENEVA SCHOOL Geneva Area A & P SHOPPING CENTER South Sanford A rea STUBB’S PHARMACY Forrest City Area MIDWAY SCHOOL Midway A rea WINN DIXIE Hwy. 17-92 & 4 3 4 Area MONROE SCHOOL Lake Monroe Area JAI-ALIA FRONTON Castelberry Area LA K E M ARY SCHOOL Lake Mary A rea CITY HALL Oviedo Area SUNDAY, JUNE 7th, 1964 12 P. M. to 5 P. M. SOe D O N A T IO N Sanford - Seminole County Jaycees Seminole Co. Medical Society Seminole Co. Health Dept. �fb r ftiafurh Pnge 8— Frl. June 5, '61 Vrrslk Party Fetes Miss Lavender Miss Grace Hulbert Honored At Tea By Julia Bartoa |Lake Seminary Circle Drive I Hulbert, a member of Ihe Mr*. R. p. Hulbert wa* a to a graduation tea honoring 1864 graduation clai* of Lyrecent hoateai at her home on I her daughter, M lsi Grace |man High School. MISS GRACE HU LBE R T wna recently honored nt n lovely ten In ob­ servance o f her graduation from Lyman High School with the class of '64. The hostess, honoreo and assistants nrc from the left, Lauree Deans, Mrs. R. P. Hulbert, hostess, Miss Hulbert, honoree, Ramona Cox, Kny Clark, Cheryl Werlcy and Carol lllghamlth. Asaistlng Mra. Hulbert were the M in n Lauree Dean*, Cheryl Werlcy, Ramona Co*, Carol Highamith and Kay Clark. Special guests were Mrs. R T. Milwce and Mr*. Robert Schmidt, the senior advisor*. Also present were the bon* orec's grandmother, Mrs. E E. Hulbert and Miss Suzanne O'Conners and Miss Margar* ct DeMont from Winter Park High School. The table, overlaid with a white sheer linen cloth, was centered with a beautiful ar­ rangement of white and tinted blue chrysanthemums a n d glads, flanked on cither side by candelabra containing blue candies. An attractive and de­ licious assortment of party fare and punch was served. Approximately CO members of the graduating class called during t h e appointed tea hours. I Returns V ia Jet Mr*. Henry Lamb c f N ar­ cissus Avenue h«* recently returned from Los Angeles, where she wns n guest o f her aon and daughter-in-law, the Charles Housemans o f San Marino. Mr*. Lamb's trip was high­ ly eventful and she enjoyed visiting the point* of interest in California. She attended a reception honoring her grandson, Robert Cross Houseman and 111* bride. Mr*, (.anth also visited two o f her sisters nnd their hus­ bands, Col. nnd Mrs. William W oolgar nnd Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Burdick, who reside in Sun City. She was guest o f another sister, Mrs. E. W. Sloan of Glendale, und a brother nnd hi* family, Mr. and Mr*. James Willis o f Los Angeles. South Florida's AerojetGenerul Corp. has conducted first static rocket firings ut the Dade County solid fuel plant where giant rockets laining yellow anapdragon* w ife," which Hie bride elect will soon he produced for the and dahlias, wa* covered read to the group. A ir Force. with a sheer Inro cloth, with Aa tho gifts wero opened, white candle* glowing In crys­ M!»s Marcia Phillip* crcutcd tal candlesticks. A lovely arrangement of as a clover pom pom bouquet MISS M A R C IA P H ILIP S , left, was hostess to n recent bridal shower at tho homo o f her Krandmolher, Mrs. Harriett Slawtcr. With Miss Philips itro Mrs. J. I). Hern, mother o f the honoree, Miss JoAnn Hern, bride-elect and honoree, Mrs. Richard Dens, co-hostess and Mrs. Sluwtcr. Miai JoAnn Hern, brideelect of Ralph Roger*, wa* honor guest of a recent bridal ahower at the Park Avenue home of Mr*. Harriett Slawter with Miaa Marcia Phillips, Mrs. Slawtcr'* granddaugh­ ter, acrvlng aa liosten*, as­ sisted by Mra. Richard Dea* •a co-hostess. The aervlng tabic, centered with a crystal compote con- Lyman Graduates Mrs. Henry Lamb From California Miss Hern Shower Honoree Miss Judy Lavender, 1961 Susan Brown, Peggy Grier i Johnson, Brenda Brown, Marv garet Hurt. Ann Mahan, Vicki Seminole High School grad­ and Norma Whittcrn. Also the Misses Cenl Wheat- Boyd, Carol Samuel and Pat uate, was honored recently at a delightful party at the Yum land, Shirley Steed, Janet I McGuire. Yum Shoppe In Winter Park. Mr*. W. W. Tyre was bosless to the affair, assisted by the honoree'* mother, Mra. Curtis Lavender. The tabic* were covered with unique cloths of red and white designs, a n d white cards with miniature red graduation caps marked the places. An assortment of snacka was served the guests, and highlighting the occasion was each girl preparing her own sundae. Mr*. Tyre presented Miss Lavender with an appropriate I gift as a momenta of the ' graduation party. I Others attending were the Misses Maria Rowland, Mar­ ilyn Hunt, Candt Condor, ' Sharron Stanucl. Susan Deal, MISS M A R IL Y N M cD A N IE L Entertained With Miss M cDaniel To Chatter Marry David King Session Miss Glenda Payne and her molher, Mrs. Jim Payne, wiere co-hostesses to a Coke and chatter party at their I)r. ami Mr*. Thomas Fin-1 The wedding will be an Rock Lake home, honoring clicr McDaniel, of Sanford. I e vent of August 22, at the several members of the 1904 announce the engagement and |First Methodist Church of graduation class of Lyman High School. approaching m a r r i a g e of Sanford. Refreshments of sandwich­ tiieir daughter, Miss Marilyn es, cookies and Cokes were McDaniel, to David Bilbrey served to Ihe Misses Verna King, son of Mr. and Mrs. W l l l - b o m e C la S S Whcclcss, Loicar.nc Wagner, Lester D. King, of Cookeville, | Marcia Lyons, Arlene Mason, Dana Hall, Paula Riddle, Sharon Meyers, Ann O'Don­ ulsr graduate of Seminole nell, Barbara Komisar, Kay High School with the class of Clark, Cheryl Werlcy, Marcia 1060. She attended Agnes Eastrcling and Susan LakaBy .Mrs. Clarence Snyder Scott College In Dccalur, Ga., The Win-Some S u n d a y tosh. for two years, where she served on Social Standards School Class of the Osteen This past May, she was grad­ Baptist Church met Friday uated from Vanderbilt Uni­ evening for a covered dish versity in Nashville, whore supper at tiie Florida Power she was affiliated with Alpliu Corporation Club House in Omicron Pi Sorority. Enterprise, Mr. King attended Tennes­ Following supper tiie group see Polytechnic Institute and loured the power plant. Miss Madeline Mallem will is presently a senior in Van­ The next meeting in June present her music students in derbilt University Law School. will be with Mr. and Mrs. He is a member of Who'# Who Don Stowdl on the Enterprise (heir annual piano recital in Amrricun Colleges and Hoad. Tuesday evening, June 9, at Universities, Vanderbilt Law Attending were Mr. and the Sanford Woman's Club ai It e v I e w , Vanderbilt Law Mrs. Don Stowell, Mr. and 7 p.m. School Board of Governors Mrs. L. W. Jones, Mr. and There will he no admission and Ihe National Moot Courl Mrs. John Tatum Jr., and a charge and the public is cor­ Team. guest, Mrs. Cristal Sam*. dially invited to attend. Tm. ... . **.1 Combines Supper With Meeting Madeline Mallem T o Present Piano Recital Tuesday shower honoring Best, bride-elect bera. The party room* were gaily laden with lovely gifts, and decorated with arrangements taler assisted her mother in serving a delicious : a 1a d • f spring Rowers. Game* and contest* were course to the guests. Invited to attend the lovely played with prises awarded ahower w e r o Mr*. Jacob Shealy Best, mother of the bride-elect, M .». C. W. Yarborough, mother of her fi­ ance, and the Mmrs. Henry Thurston, G. It. Best Sr., Ilcese Moon, Robert Westmark, Anna Coleman, Lynn Christmus, Carol B i s h o p , The Ladies Auxiliary of the l(o|sc Kendall, Elaine McCon­ Ginderville Volunteer F i r e nell, John Carver, Thomas Department will hold its reg­ Best Sr., Thoina* Best Jr., ular monthly meeting on Mon- and Connie Bridges. Also the Misses Anna Mae d jy , June 8, at 7:30 p.m. at Ihe Elder Spring* Baptist Muir, Nyleenc /*'l*cr- Janice Church. We mark iV h ir Denham, All members are .jrgrd to JPalsy T iiw irp -o , l..n,!« I Aiy, attend this Important meet- Joanne Hern, Doima Markus, Ing. |Bcttina Vale and Cathy Best. Ginderville V F D Ladies Auxiliary T o Meet Monday BOYS & GIRLS Catch Up . . . Get Ahead Summer Program for Elementary Grades Juna 15 through July 31 The Sanford Naval Academy A special 8-week summer session of entoyahle but effective remedial activities/ Reading, spelling, arithme­ tic/ Morning classes/ Lunch served/ Afternoons for eportsi baseball, swimming, tennis/ Small classes/ Co-educatlonal/ Non-military/ Informs!/ Relaxed atmoephers/ early enrollment suggested/ — M ODERATE R A TE S — COMBINING RECREATION AND STUDY FOR THE STUDENT WHO WANTS TO CATCH UP . . . GET AHEAD! Phona Summer Program Director: 322-9132 DeBary A luncheon honoring Mra. Koppenaal, the presi­ Legion Post 259, Dellary, w n given by the Ex­ ecutive Board o f the Auxili­ ary members, MEMBERS graduating with the 10GI class o f Seminole High School wero honor Ruests o f n pnrty re­ cently folIowiriR choir rehcnrsnl. Seniors honor- Wednesday, May 27, nt the Capri Res­ taurant, Sanford. Mr*. Kop­ penaal w ai presented with a g ift by the membership. K IN G ’S Mrs. Mary Uarnhirt and Boyer recently Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stout Mr*. Lillv have returned to their home spent three day* sightseeing in Miami. on Lake Hutchison after sev­ They met Mra. Boyer'* eral weeks visit in Frederickdaughter, Mr*. Helen Pott*, town, Ohio. and two children, Boyd and They w e r e accompanied llaymond, when they flew in home by their son and grand­ by jet from Seattle, Waah. daughter, Howard Stout and Mr*. Pott* and children will daughter, Margaret, who will viall here for two month*. remain here for 10 day*. Mr. and Mr*. Marvin Rigg* and children, Steve, Ronnie, Mickey and Linda, Mrs. Roy Collin* and Nancy, and Janet Rlgga apent Sunday in Jackaonville visiting Mia* France* Rigg*. who i* a student at Massey Business College. Word ha* been received that Mr*. Myrtle Biggs, moth­ er of Marvin Biggs, recently B E A U TY S ALO N Over Koumlllal'a Drug For Any Service We Perform — Special — 910 Cold W are YOURS A T 20% DISCOUNT *5 -0 0 Haircut Shampoo ft Set 91.00 91.50 Ne Appointment Nee. Open Eve* By Appt. Ph. 822-MSS To make ribbons look Ilk# new FROM 83.00 TO 833.00 (Betty dnne'A suffered a severe heart at­ tack. Mrs. niggs is well known here having visited tier son and fam ily many times. Mrs. Higgs is a patient In Kentucky Baptist Hospital, Louisville, Ky. washing, starch of starch and wrap around a clean glass to dry. them drinking of their daughter, Miss Janice Marie Treckman, V) Ralph Rutherford Blevins, son of the late R. R. Blevins and Mrs. Henry C. Blevins ot Lake Keystone, Tampa. The bride-elect attended schools In Wabash, Ind., and was graduated from DcLand High School. She was a m em ­ ber of Sanford Business Col­ lege and attended the Uni­ versity of Southern Florida, She Is affiliated with the col­ legiate Civinctte social sor­ ority. MISS TR E C K M A N Mr. Blevins was born in Tampa, and was graduated from Hillsborough H i g h School in Tampa. He attend­ ed the University of South Florida, and is a form er own­ e r of "Th e College Inn” in Tampa. Complete wedding plans will The Misses Glenda Albert be announced at a later date. and Carole Thomas were hon­ ored guests of a delicious spaghctll dinner recently in observance of their gradua­ tion from Seminole High School with the 1964 class. Mr. and Mr*. J. W. Brown served as hosts for the festive Friends will regret that occasion, which was held on Sirs. Eva Cohen is in the Sem­ the spacious patio of their inole Memorial Hospital with Old Monroe Road home. a broken shoulder sustained Assisting the Browns were from a fall at her home on Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Tyre, Elisabeth St. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kirchhoff, Mrs. Muriel Gardner and Saa all tka anrtii la pktert-tatiec Judge It. W. Ware. Each h o n o r e e received W I U I III AIIO II AH II MS IOM beautiful pajamas as a gift j KODA K momento from the hosts. Others enjoying the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Al­ C A M E R A S bert and Debra Albert, Mr. and Mr*. Roy Thomas and Rarbara Thomas, also the Misses Jean Mssters, Bar­ bara Bolgcr, Gere Dietrichs, CAMERA SHOP Gwen Champion, Donna Sand210 S. P A R K A V E . age and Joy Duggar. Spaghetti Dinner Given Honoring T w o Graduates In ancient Egypt, the wed­ eternity. There'll no need o f a Ion* ntatement when nur message in b r ie f. So we'll juat a k ip ________________ I That’s Right! You Can Wash A T LEAST V3 of Your Clothes FREE at W ES-KAY! WHERE DO YOU WASH NOW! Can You Wash 6 tn 8 Sheets P LU S 6 to 8 Pillow Caaea for 25c? YO U CAN AT W E S-K A Y ! Can You Waah 10 Pair o f Work Panla PLU S 10 Shirta for 25c? YO U CAN AT W E S -K A Y ! 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Nowell Hawkins of Syracuse, N. Y ., has joined her husband, Newell Hawkina, president-elect of the Firat National Rank of DeBary. In thrlr search for a suitable home in DrRary. Louis Kenyon of Morning Glory Drive will miaa hla daughter, Mra. J. R. Hornmenga of Lansing, Mich., when she leaves for home on Tuesday. marriage Wieboldt's dent of tile auxiliary to the American engagement and forthcoming ru n saY tir Personals Peter Mr. and Mrs. Henry Trekman of DeBary announce the Personals Shower Honoring Miss Best Mr*. Thomas Treckman - Blevins Engagement Told Enterprise from the package Iwwa, and presented it to the honoree. Refreshments of cake, lem­ on Bavarian, nuts, mints, cof­ fee and Coke* were served to the Mmcs. Lessle Pauline, Ho|h> Kendall, Peggy llussell, Mary Forguson, Pat Clark, Colccn llasslcr, Clarlsc Lit­ ton, Mary It. Duugtus and Blchard Dcas. Also Miss Vicki Wesslund and Miss Anna M. Miller. to Mrs. Thomas Best Sr. and A. Cobh Sr. rerent bridal Miss Cathy Best. Ml»* Slicala Lillie Mis* Janet Cohh es­ of Alan Alcorted Mis* Best to the table sorted yellow flower* formed Ihe centerpiece for the coffee table. Each guest was given a card on which she wrote her version of "how to he a good Mrs. Thomas Cobb, Sr. Hosts wa* hostess to a MISS JUD Y LA V E N D E R , center, wns recently honored at n delightful Rraduntion pnrty nt the Yum Yum Shoppe in Winter Pnrk. Mrs. W. W . Tyre, left, wns hostess, assisted by Mrs. Curtis Lavender, right, mother o f the honoree. Commercial . Residential . . . Industrial Wiring YO U CAN AT W E S -K A Y ! — I f w— you — w.w are *•»* not washing - > « a 1i) r 1at WES-KAY __ _ ■top in und let WES help yea load your machine and ehow you how to get AT LEAST Vi of your rlothee washed FREE! WES-KAY WASHETERIA — Air Conditioned Waiting Room — 2818 FRENCH AVE. 8ANFOI - - OPEN 21 HOURS EVERYDAY — �T£ i ii . f ITlir W’.iiiTurS T H . J tin r 15. V!4— T*«pr<* 9 WrraTTt | 'T K « l5fS<fe-S Poll - [ Th# M ature P a r « n t " ] (D&ah Gbbij.1 'Thank You' Shows Delight II) Mr*. Murirl b * n n r r Into his face. Clambering to ment of joy and connected it Vs»n. his feet, he took my flowers, to the words “ thunk you” so He owns a tricycle but is bent from tlie waist In n fo r­ tliut when delight was felt aguiii ut the g ift o f my flow ­ too little to upm iio it. lie is mal bow uml said. ••Thank ers the words rose to hi* lip* about 3 utnl lives, I tliink. in you. Oh, thank you very as naturally us the feeling looms at the rear o f his much,” Imd been felt. father's laundry shop, lie is In his courtesy there was ^ uu and I have been afraid Chinese. Always when 1 have no strain, no fulsoucss. no of trying to teach manners to seen him, it lias been with the artificiality— none o f the re­ small ehililietl by psychology splendid unusable tricycle be­ sistances we m e told must experts who are sensitive to side him, tlie child, chin in characterize the good man­ the evil results o f furring hand, sitting on the step be­ ner* o f little chihlicu. youngster* to »uy tilings they fore his fath er* shop, lost In And 1 think I know why. don't iiicnii. sad meditation on the ftuility I think that his parents know Hut a “ thunk you” need not o f wishing Ids idiurt legs were not only how to wait for a !>c unmeant. It cun he a* nat­ j longer. desired moment to come— but ural as sunshine if we are Yesterday I s|mke to him how to seize it. too. I think willing to wait fur tho mo­ fo r the first time. that they taught their small ment o f great jo y —and then lie was in his usual place son to say '•thunk you” by to say, “ Hurling, the words n.> I upprouched and looked waiting until he felt tome de­ fo r tills happiness you feel such a disconsolate morsel of light that was Just too big are ‘Thunk you.' When any­ childhood that I stopped. Tak­ to l>e contained in silence— one is us happy ns you are to in g two daffodils and a pussy and then gave him the words he going to the eiirus for the .willow sprig front the bou­ that released it. first time, he yells “ Thank quet 1 hud just bought, 1 o f­ 1 can’t tell you what the you, thank you, thunk you!' fered them to him, saying, delight was, of course. M ay­ It makes him feel much bet­ “ These flowers are fo r you.” be it was the first glimpse o f ter, and he doesn't have to I lie stared nt me. Then, us hi* adored tricycle. I think just squirm wi th happiness. he understood, delight Hushed that they seized on the mo­ He can say it. . . .” N c » *papcr • I Kntrrpri-r DEAR AH IIV : Please try D EAR W O RIED : Collar your dreamer and tell him that if ha turns himself in, ha will he given the oppor­ tunity to pay wlmt he owes on time, plus penalties, and , the authorities will lie much 1 more lenient with him than came a star.” I posed fo r the Peter Sellers if they are forced to charge Kita stands one meter. AO ' picture. The music i» blue centimeters tall ( that's about j ( “ Royal Hlue"l, ja zzy ( “ The him with a crime. And let 111in know tlmt if lie doesn't 4 feet p) and she weighs -12 Tiber Tw ist” ), tuneful ( “ The Hrt within ona week, you kilos with her boots on Lonely Princess) ami funny will act for him. (that’s a shade over DO ( “ Shades o f Senurtt” ). The pounds). Sha ha* tousled, allium note* by Peter Seller* curly light brown hair, cut In nro amusing, pointing out sideburns; huge, dark brown tlmt you cun sit nml listen to eyes; a nose that tilts upward the record without having to nod a mouth that curves up­ sit’ through the picture. Hut ward; dlmplrs and enough you can’t sit through the pieSouth won the first trick freckles for a Hoy Scout con­ turn without listening to with the queen o f spades and vention. When she appeared Mum-ini'* score. Other Worthwhi l e Alliums— went right after the diamond at ths talent contest rehears­ al, she was wearing pants, a "H ello Dolly, lid s I* Louis suit. When West showed out shirt and suspenders. “ I In­ Arm strong” (K a p p ); try list­ on tlie second diamond, South sisted that she wear that out­ ening to this without tupping allowed East to win tk « trick. fit to perform,” Kcno said. your toes or grinning. It East knocked out dummy'* “ Now It’s her uniform.” can’t lie done. "T h o llcuth-a ace o f spade* and ths dia­ Hita’s English is limited to Songbook With the Holly, mond* were run. West had to make s total “ I’m sorry, no,” at the mo­ ridge Strings" (C ap itol): you ment. During the interview, may he surprised hy some o f o f five diaearda on diamonds, Hello translated h e r f e w the prety melodies lu-nrath hut he was equal to ths oc­ lie discarded two words and told her story, the 'yah, yah, ynhs” o f The casion. clubs Slid s HCA Victor has signed her Hrutles In this Instrumental heart*, two spade. This meant that he to a contract, and her first album. single and her first album High Claas-lralt— Wagner­ hud Idnnked hi* king o f clubs, are neurlng release. You won­ ian music lovers will he de­ but he was net really wor­ der if ehe Is eirlted, and lighted with two fine record­ ried. It was most unlikely for Heno usks her. He translates ings with Klemperer conduct­ South to hold both ace and her answer into, “ Can’t you ing the i'hillmrmonia Orches­ quern o f clubs in addition to tell from my fact I ’m hap­ tra. Both nrs Angel releases. tlie king of diamonds and py’ ” One consist* o f Wagner O v­ queen o f spades. A fte r all, (low has Lite sudden wcultli erture* ("Itlcn zl,” “ Flying South had merely responded affected Rita? She shrugs, Out e h m u n,....... funnlmuser" one no-trump to his partner's smiles nml says something in ami "D ie M eistersinger"), and Italian. the magnificent Prelude and Reno laughs ss hs trans­ Llcbestod from "Tristan uml lates. “ Shs says it doesn't Isolde.” matter, she still gets only |2 Single-Ohs—" L e ft y Louie," a week allowance.” Larry Gordon (M ercu ry); When you hear that a wom­ A LB U M OF TIIF. W E E K — "Y o u r Guy," Hobby W ells “ The Fink Panther” (R C A (M ercury) and ''Illow in' in an hus great charm, you can Victor) with Henry Mam-ini tho Wind,” Stan G e t z know soma tilings about her for certain, even though you conducting the score he cum- (V erve). have never met her. These quulitlea you can hs sure she has: 1. A smile that lights np her whole fees, not a smlls that IlfU the eemers o f her mouth and leaves her eyes cold or watchful. 2. A pleasant voice, not cne that whines or is shrill or Is fla t and lifeless. 3. A sense o f humor, at least enough of one to keep her from taking herself too seriously. 4. An open-hearted, friend­ ly attitude toward others tliat Record Shop Italian Pops Into U.S. Picture •> I l f Joan Cro«hy Newspaper Enterprise Assn. N E W Y O R K — R ita Pavono, an 18-year-old Italian girl who looks like Hucklsbcrry Finn, is perched on the launching |nii| about to be orbited into fame and fortune in tho United States. Italy's most popular singing star, a rock V roller who is even liked by pnrents. already has fmne and fortune in her homeland, ( l o r m a u y mid South America. She ram * 121,000 a week. Her first al­ bum sold 100,000 In Italy, a country where the average album sale is 0.000 copies. She has sold over 2 million singles in Italy. Two years ago Kiln was earning 82 a week n* a “ plcclnine," u seamstress' assist­ ant. Situ loved to sing, and her father loved to have her entertain. Dut her mother wanted her daughter to stay in a nice, steady Job, “ Her futher would not fight with her mother,” Teddy Hcnn, Kiln's manager and dis­ coverer explained. “ Hut he would sneak his daughter to places where she could enter­ tain. I am tulcnt scout in Ituly fo r RCA Victor, uml he saw an ud i placed in papers, seeking unknowns. He sent In a taps recording o f her voice, and Klta was picked ss one o f the ten finalists in a Hally fo r Unknowns. The night of tho competition in September 11)02, she had a fantastic success. Overnight shs be­ » ») •> ! . ‘ >)la * ila N E W Y O R K ( N E A ) — Paul Blackman has a theory that men shuold take few er show­ ers and use perfume. He is not talking about sfter-shsvs colognes, either. “ From the first daya in ths crib we liecome aware of odors, even thougli we tend to shortchange our sense of smell in later life. How many times have you smelled, say, n certain motor oil and im­ mediately remembered a fishing trip 20 yrsrs ago? “ In the animal kingdom, we know, body odor ie vital to the attraction o f the op­ posite sex. A little more nat­ ural fragrance, plus sums woodsy, m a a e u 11 n e scent would do wonders fo r s lot o f guys.” Blackman, a direct, busi­ nesslike man with • fondness fur Jokes, at first does not seem like anyone who has made perfume hie life ’s work. He heuds a distinguished company (Parfum s Cappuci) which distributes two wom­ en's fragances (G rsfitti snd Puree Quel). In about • year he plans to enter the men’s market with a perfume fo r men (Forum ). Perfumes a r e extrarted from three basic elements: (1 ) A ll the flowers; these are tho “ sweet perfumes.” (2 ) D ie grasses; which are barks, dry grass, leaves, herbs snd roots. (3 ) Synthetics; which may or may not be duplicates o f natural scent*. It may coma as a surprise to many men who use cologne after shaving that cologne ii nothing mors than women's AH IIV: I am IS years old and have a big prohlrni— a boy. Can you tell nie how to get his at­ tention without being b>ud? lie likes g ill* for friends but not for g ill friends. 1 have liked him for a long time but he never paid any attention to me so I tried to quit liking him, hut I can't. 1 think if I can get his attention I might have a chance. Do you have any clever ideas? L IK E S HIM DEAR L IK E S : When a boy is ready to like a girl for a girl friends, you won't have to tty to gel his at­ tention. I f he Isn't ready and you succeed in getting his attention, it won't do you any good. Re patient, noya cun alwaya tell when they are being chased, anil they still pcefer to Ho the chasing. • • • DEA A B B Y : I married a man w ho was married be­ fore. Ilia first w ife died. My husband keeps a picture o f his first w ife on his bureau. When I get up in the morning, this picture i* tho first thing I see and it deprcssr* me for th e rest o f the day. I have two chil­ dren hy this marriage and j Jacoby they wonder why they don't see my pictuie on their Duddy'a bureau. Should I suggest to my husband tlmt lie move the picture down to hia office? If not, wlmt should I do? Please put this in your column. I know other people with the samu problem. “ DEPRESSED"’ D EAR DEPRESSED: The ehnners are your husband i* not evoti aware tlmt hi* late w ife's picture is on hi* bureau. Remove it, if lie misses it and inquire*, tell him candidly tlmt it “ drpressed" you. and suggest that he take it to In* office. • • • C O N F I D E N T I A L TO GORDO: I f a mini can't break in), hr has no Imsinrs* on a golf course. If ha breaks 8l), he probably ha* no busiurs*. • • • Problem* W rite to AHIIV, Rox 6971)0, I.o* Angeles, i Calif., POMP. For a per­ sonal reply, e n c I o a • a stamped, self-mldlo** envel­ ope. • • • Hat* to write letters Send on* dollar to Abby, Box 0!)700, Los Angelrs, Calif., pmiitp, for Aliby'* biM.klrt, “ HOW TO W R ITE LE TTE R S FOR A L L OC­ CASIO NS.” On By Oswald Jacoby lead a heart and West set the contract wi th the ace of hearts and three spado tricks. Once more, South had met with misfortune, but he had brought it on hlmaelf. South did not have to play diamonds right sway. Instead, he should have led a heart to dummy's king-quern. I f West ducked, Smith would 1>« able to at­ tack diamond* and make his contract with five diamond tricks only: if West took the are, he would have lost the Immediate entry for his spades. Incidentally, South could have saved the hand when opening bid slid even i f he diamonds failed to break. He had all these cards, hr might rould have taken dummy's try ths club fineisa rather are o f diamonds and led a heart instead o f ducking to than try to drop ths king. As It was, South had to East. NORTH (D) S AA4 VKQ ♦ A J I fl 9 4 « J « « BART A K J 10 9 71 *S k V A I I VJ731 • 2 0 Q 107 ♦ K ll AQ7II SOUTH SQ tl v tats« ♦ KSS ♦ Al Of l North and South vulnerable North East N s t k Weal 1♦ rasa 1NT. 2 A JN ,T . Pas* 3 N T. Pans Tasa Pass Opening lead—AJ Ufo Jh& Talking Scents To Some Men By Jerry Sksehsn JO 'ew spaper Enterprise Assn. D E AR to help me. I nm worried sick uliuut my husband. W e've been married 11 .vents uml have three chil­ dren. lie wn* never grad­ uated from Id7h school hut lie is smart, lie ’s nice look­ ing too. Abby. we don't have a cent in the bank. We just barely keep up with the hills, lie say* he has life insurance and im ui other policies, but I've never seen them, lie claims they are looked up in his host’ safe. I would like to have u look at them. Also, he has never filed any in­ come tax, State or Federal. Tlmt is what worries me tho most. I love him very much, and know that ho can’t go on forever without getting caught. Then what? Ilia children and I need him. Can you tell me what to do? W O RRIED SICK ByAbigail VonBuren :m s o )U shows in her henest delight in meeting new people and wanting to know them bet­ ter. o. A winningness to listen attentively when others talk, instead o f Insisting on doing most o f Ui* talking hsrself. fl. An unhurried attitude that permits her to make casual encounter with ac­ quaintances littla "visit*'' so that shs has mors than s nodding acquaintance w i t h must o f the people she know*. 7. A well-groomed, fem i­ nine look, even though she may not be pretty hy ordin­ ary standards, fl. Enough modesty so that RuthMiiiett Peek A t The Teen Scene Hy Helen Hrnnrs«r T ..w —u* Newspaper Enterprise Women'* Editor Friend* of mine wi th teen* age youngsters r o m p l a i n about Hie fashion* ( ? ) the kids adopt, tile crazy dailies they invent and the fads they indulge in. Parents seem to have short memories. Didn't some o f them once swoon over Sinutra or mnku • sun* their new saddle shoes had that soiled, decrepit look before they would wear them , ill public? And were the 1l.imly or the Conga any more dignified than the current DENIM hootenanny jacket* favored by teen­ i dances ? age girl* are given an artistic tourli by “ pop Fail* and craze* a ir a* artist.*" in Seattle. common to high school mid college kide as measles and in white rhalk on their jacket illu snd so on. Ths dances mu nip* are to small fry. Tlie barks. owe milch o f their inspiration fad* d iffer over the year*, I Young people in Seattle to their title*. The Gorilla, i that'e all. They may term picked lip the idea and embol- for instance, consists of i pointless, but w lial't to awf ul j llshed on It, Using colored scialrliing, swinging from jabout tlirm ? It trenia to me Jchalk, they sketch comic pretended trees and munching i that moat adults, if th eyjgo o n y bird* or cartoon facet banana*, weren’t so conveniently for- |on their denim jacket* and Wild, perhaps, hut enterget fill, would admit tlmt their set the design with a touch prising. And remember tha j “ wn salad day* weren't all , of hair spray. The pup art Big Apple before you get i dignity. comas out in thewasher, stuffy about tha whole thing. Take e peek attoday's Who'* hurt ? We're grown up for a long, .vimiigsters. You'll see thrre's In Ohio, girl* going strndy long time, not much difference. wear “ Ida and here" initial (Till fh a t Right now. thr Ilealle n a ze , pill* with a plus eign in lieQ—“ Some mornings I don't is still going strong in the 1twern. When the team breaks have time to take down my I form of pins, shirts, wigs end i up, they change it to a minus Imir before I drive my hushairdos. It will pas*. sign. Makes sense. hand to tlie station and da Then there's the "Fussy California girls running for my marketing. I tie it up in a Fad." Everyone g o e s around j student offices a r e limned scarf, but yon can still see |picking fuzzy bila o ff friends' jew elry item* from class- i tlie roller hump*, la there mohair sweater* to are who mates for good lurk. The pop- anything 1 ran buy that can come up with the biggest, tiler candidate* are apt to be j would he a better rover-up?" |most colorful fuzz collection. more loaded down with bau- — Mr*. John I* |That one will go, too, when I hie* than the ItidiiiiiswhoDear Sir*. JohnT»— For summer puls the moliuir in sold Manhattan Island. morning* when you must go moth India. Newest entertainment w rin -lou t with your hair in rollers, In New York, girts have kl* for the jewn set is the buy yimreelf a bos o f cotton. taken over the boy's western trrnnge night club. It special- Just wrap the cotton around drnim jacket and added a 1izrs in folk singing, liamhurg- the rollers and then wind feminine touch. It started n * and soft drink*. The your scarf, turban fashion, when a group of students dance rrszra go hy such|over the cotton. N ot a bump drew likenesses of Ilia Beatles name* as Ths Bug, The G o r-lw ill show. ttS S S a tM E * Inconsistent Teachers By Busan Light New*pa|ier Enterprise Aaan. D E AR M U R . LIGHT: Tearhera are forever telling their student* not to leave work until the last ndnute. But it seems they always leave their final Instructions for ths last minute. Nix weeks ago our English trsrlier assigned a term pa­ per which is due tomorrow. I wrote mine end ty|ieil it over two week* ago. I lika to get my work don* ahead o f time so If anything comes up sud­ denly, Ilk* a trip with my family, it won't interfere. Well yesterday, this English teaehor made seveial addi­ tion* to tha original assign­ ment, such ss typing form, etc. To make a lung story ■hurt, mine will take consid­ erable redoing. This didn't bother most of the clasa he- she isn't alwsy* pushing her­ self Into tlie limelight or talking endlessly about her­ self. 9. An awareness o f other* that prompt* her to sny thu right tldng In awkward mo­ menta and to draw the ally person into a general con­ versation or to pay a compllmrnl when someone need* reassurance. 10. lntalligenca enough to have her own idea* and opinions Instead of being tha wishy-washy kind if • • • with Alleen person who agrees with This inai'hinu age has some everything nnylanly s a y s , thereby contributing nothing lioutewivrs kicking t h e inselves for not following di­ intelligent to any converserections anil having to pay a Hon. service man $,t to 97 to pu*h u button for them. This it the approximate charge made, for example, to correct an overloaded garbage disposer. When Hi* unit ovurloads, it turns o ff automatic­ ally. 'I lien, the housewife should push the reset button. center front when thry pull The unit turns on after about three-minute rest. But, out ths slightest Idt. The lust a button on each shirt was just often * call is made to the barely below his waist, so I serviceman because the house­ always add another button w ife never read her instruc­ and buttonhole two or three tions. There a i* other had habits Inches below this. When his shirt esses out a bit, it stays especially where the disposer together and he rrrtuinly looks neater. I do hope tills hslps other long-wuisted hus­ bands ss much as It lias min*. — MRS. W . P. D EAR P O L L Y — M y hint is for Uis sowing circle. When making sleevelets dresses, Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. tew half o f a dress shield In Newspaper Enterprise Assn. each underarm seam. 1 have To host or not to heat tlie tiled this and loved it.— MRH. baby's bottle? This is the J. S. question confronting mothers G IR L S —1 would cover these today. shields with fabric matching F or many year*, mothers tha dress to a* to be lest not­ religiously warmed ail but­ iceable should it ever show ties to body temperature for u bit.— P O L L Y . fear o f chilling tha baby's By Polly Cramer Enterprise i cleaning rags, facial and bathAssn. : room D EAR P O L L Y — To get our bulbs, shoe* o ff the closet floor, my TILACKM AN nniffn fur n mtmculine went. perfume diluted with alcohol and water. Considering the high rate o f evaporation, and the amount o f Initial dilution, a cologne actually costa sev­ eral times more than perfume — w h iff fo r whiff, according to Blackman. It makes srnso ( iio puli) to use the straight stuff. Blackpisn's concoction will U de­ rived from Hie grass family — giving a "w oodsy" fr a ­ grance. How to apply? Ilsng on for thie one. Ths pulsa spots— Just lika tha littla lady. That Is on the neck and ths wrists — the warm parts o f the body. Hhii-kmaii concede* tliut a man may he underatunduldy self-runsciouA about pi-rfume outright. A using number of possibilities suggest themselves: Pour the perfuma in an empty cigarette lighter fluid ran, und leave it in tlie bath­ room cabinet. Then, when tlie moment is right, give your­ self the woodsy treatment. The reaction will be either successful or tragic. I f she suspects that you picked up the fragrance from someone else, all advantages will lie u ipeJ out ill a flush iif blind jealousy- tissue, several a of box light safety inatehra, flashlight, hsnimer, husband drove nulla in Iht screw driver and old news­ wooden strip t h a t g o e s papers. Other tilings could he around tlie hark and aides of added but ths articles men­ the closet w all— about half tioned art s M UST. Grab the way up, Easy selection snd handles, put the bag In the neat, too.— W IL D A . family ear and be on your G IR LS— Tills Is a good Ides, way.— H AZEL. hut I have hooks that hold G IRLS — Ons addition to my purses on that wooden this handy bag should b « a strip. Take your choice — ran of rlranser fo r the bath­ P O LLY . room and the kitchen sink D EAR P O L L Y — I have which usually need scrubbing found an easy way to carry even in a brand new- house. • hot rassrrole dish to a pot- Do you remember a previous luck dinner. I place a sturdy, moving day hint where our thick magazine inside n larg* reader suggested a separata paper bag and then slide the marked carton o f llnsnt for russerole into the bag on the the beds and bathroom that muguzine. 1 ran then carry it could t>« easily found fo r use on my lap without burning ths first night In a new myself.— MRS. E. E. F, horns? I latched on to It for D E A R P O L L Y — Before a recent mots and it does moving day arrives, have save a lot o f hunting— POLready a large handbag or L Y . shopping bug, with strong D EAR P O L L Y — My hushandles, to hold tho following band is tall, long-waisted and articles—severs! hand towels a bit thick through the mid­ and wash vlullis, a cake o f 1dle. lie always has the prubsoap, box o f da Urgant, some |Isin o f start asperating in the it's a wbols lot easier and more practical to modify your to try to This has happened ta me ■chedule than change him. Everyone must many other times. W hy ar« learn to accept and live with tearhera ao inconsistent? — human frailties* s e e FR U S T R A T E D STU D ENT. A N S W E R : Maybo because DEAR MRS. LIG H T : Can they're human. Unfortunately, you tell me what a “ social they don’t always practice promotion" Is? I ’ve bean told what thry teach. that my son may pass on this Aa you've discovered hy basis.— B A F F LE D . tills time, it doesn't alw u)* A N SW E R : A child who has pay to he an eager beaver. not actually mails tha grada The worm the early bird academically, but who would catches may turn on him. lie out o f place physically, Any girl who is smart emotionally and socially with enough to plan ahead as you younger classmates, may be do knows which teachers ate passed on to the next grade. likely to switch their aiguale This Is often called a "social ut the last minute. Next tints promotion.” put o ff the filial typing until For psychological reasons, you're eure there will be no some schools do not retain further addition* or rlutnRe*. pupils more than once in tha Even though the teacher first three grades, regardless may be at fault, you'll find o f hoar poorly they msy do. the assignment yet. Unnecessary Calls Add Up Shoes On The Closet W all Newspaper cause they hadn't even begun and dishwasher are ronrrriird installer if lie did turn it on, tlie before lie leavca your home. Another rnmmoii habit, bulk year. Most relate to nut read­ for old and new dishwasher ing the instruction* when the owners, is loading ths unit unit is installed. incorrectly. T h e minimum And speaking o f the In- service charge for repairs stallutiuu, sunu-liiui-s the per­ when the machine balks at son who installs the unit ran this treatment will b* |5 to cost you money fur a service »ll). rail. An expert in tlie field Unless you are looking fo r reveals her firm gets many •omeonn to clmt with, save calls to take out a dishwash­ yourself money by reading er that just doesn't work. Us­ and following manufacturers’ ually the company service­ instructions. man find* tlie Installer didn’t Don't |Ninir and run fo r tha turn on the main water valve. tele phone to call for help aa I f you didn’t rail the manu­ soon a* the machine act* up. facturer for its free service, Check first to see If it is you could pay as high as sometliing simple you can 87.50 Just to have someone liandlr, such as pushing ths turn on th« valve. So, ask tho reset button. tliat cost money during The Doctor Says: Baby Bottle Controversy Share your f a v o r i t * homrmaklng Mess . . . send them to Polly, 1200 W. Third, C I # V • I S B d. Ohio. You'll receive a bright, new* silver dollar If Polly uses your idea in Polly's Point* an. delicate stomach. Since live baby (loos nut swallow cold milk in a series of large quick gulps, there Is littla danger of chilling live stomach. The milk is warmed to body temperature before it passes the upper portion of tha esophagus Mothers wlvo were brave A few of our more daring baby doc ton about four years enough to glvw their babies ago tried not warming the cold formulas right out of the bottles hospital before feeding nursery. They in a refrigerator—no doubt when even grandma wasn't looking — tried it on Hie premature in­ were enthusiastic. It meant le*s work snd there were no fants. They found that the babies apparent disadvantages. Now loved Use cold milk, slept well some doctors are advancing after a cold feeding snd gain­ the idee that allergy to milk ed weight at the expected is more likely to occur wlven rate. There was no difference the milk is given to babies in the body temperature of without wanning H. All tbs Uie babies before and after evidence Isn't In yet, so your feeding. Furthermore, thuro best bet 1* to follow your doc­ was no difference in the tor's advice in what has be­ amount o f burping or spitting come, (ur the moment at up. J least, a controversial m sttgr. V f �It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. 322-5612 For Fast Results. From {Unford Exchange From Seminole County N O T LONG DISTANCE Office 204 W. First RESPO NSIBILITY: gljr eanforh LOST: Sun., near Seminole Fieh Camp, liver A white Pointer. Named "D uke." Collar w. Orlando nbr., Child'a Pet. REW ARD! Ph. 323-0822. Ijrralft Page 10— Fri. June 5, ’64 BERRY’S W ORLD LOST: White A black male pointer between W. tat St. and Lake Mery. Ph. 322-4990 or 322-5631.__________________ 2. Notice* • Peraonata VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS P arti. Supplies, Electrolux. Kirby. Hoover. Air-Way, Rex-Air, Filler Queen, GE, etc. Free pick-up. GM VACUUM REPAIRS l i l t Park Ava. — 322-4763 G ARRETT’S SEWING CENTER 200 E. Fir»t St. DEADLINES STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tues., thru FrL • 2 P. M. dap SPECIAL OFFER before iaierltea. Moo. - Sat. Like newt! Electrolux 844 93 aooa. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Loat k Found 2. Noticea - Peraonala 8. Education - Instruction 4. Tranaportation 6. Food 6. For Rent * A Special Noticea 7. Buxine** Rental* 8. Beach Rental* t. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Ealate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 18. Mortyare Leans 14. Insurance 15. Buainesa Opportunity 16. Femala Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. SituaViona Wanted 50. Babysitters 51. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Material* 24. Electrical Service* 25. Plumbing Sendee* 26. Radio k Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 20A. Auto Accessories SO. Machinery - Tool* 81. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. Pete 82. Flowers - Shruba 83. Furniture 84. Articles T or Sale Hi-A Swap or Exchange 85. Articles Wanted SG. Automobile* - Trucks 3H-A Autos Wanted 37. Iioata - Motors 88. Motorcycle* - Scooter* 89. Trailer* - Cabana* 1. Loat & Found LOST! Black Chihuahua m D.itecn area, named “ Joe." Ph. 322-2868. Legal Notice IV TUB CIRCUIT r o t 1ST 1ST TUB SIVTII J l l l l l X t l . SIN. I t IT IN A .Nil TOM SIIMINOI.K c o u n t y , r i.o m n * . I llANI'KHV NO. IMM TIIB BOSTON riV B < BNT* MAVIKilH HANK. Plant Iff. vs. JOSUrit T. k.W.ALA. at al. txfvnilanla NATICK OP tU IT IN MOIITUAUK rilK K I M ill * K TO I JOHKI'II T. K ALAI.A and II12TTY SI. M cAllTllllll. furniarly knuwn aa HKT* TY SI. K Al.A 1.A RKSIlIRNCRl UNKNOWN A M l TOi All partial claiming tntarvst by. through, undar nr agalual Ih* afortsald parsons YOU AHK berth* nollflsil that a Complaint to foraetosa a ctrtaln mortgage ancuniharIng tha following daacrlbed taal propsrty. to-wlt: Uit 14. II lock " I f . TANllLKVVOOlt HK C r I O N T llllU K HEPteAT. accordlug to tho plat tharaof as rscordsd In Plat llook 10, Page II, Putdlo lleoorda of Httulnol* County, Plortda haa liatn flltd agalnat you In Ilia tlHirs atylad ault, and you ara required to aorvo a copy of your Auawar or other Pleadtug to tha Complaint on I'latnflff'a Atlornaya. ANDKItaoN RUSH, OBAN A liOWNUKS I I I Kaal Contral Doulavard, Or­ lando, Flirtda. and fit# the original Anawar or uthar Plead­ ing In tha offloo of tho Clork • f tho Circuit Court on or be­ fore Ih* l*th day o f July, t i l l . If you fall t* do ao .a deerea pro coaftaao will bo taken agalnat yog for tha rtllaf da. mandad ta tha Complalat. Thla Notica ahall ha publlehad aaca a waak for four con. aecutlva wteka in tha Saaford Herald. DATED THIS Ird day af lana, tail. l e F i pui H (hit way, Chauncty . . . yoor haring Ih e company w n 'l aioctly be coniidortd a 'brain drain!" “ 6. F o r K eo t 9. F or Sale or Rant SUMMER RECREATION Program for children of all 1 Bit , 8um Apt. with Pvt. 2 BR. home, §17 Catalina Dr. bath. 317 S Park Ave. a * a groupi. 3 Filtered 11. Real Estate Wanted awim mine pools. Arts A 3 RR House Kit. equip!. $73. C rifti. Qualified lnstrucCOUNTRY PR O PERTY Ph. 322-3303 tore. All day. $11 weekly. W WANTED Day, 88.30 weekly. Trans­ Gar. apt 1201 Magnolia Ava. HAVE D O W N PAYM E N T! portation available. Happy Apply 38:30. W ANT COUNTRY HUME! Acrea School. Ph. 322 8481. Retired Military, family of FUKN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie four, wishes to buy (or Cowan. 322 4013. rent) large Country Home Private Instruction* with acreage, East Central Kfftc., $43. dll Park. Ph. 322-6484 Florida. Box 1031, Titusville, I A 2 Bedroom furn apt*. Fla. Ph. 207-7175. 6. For Rent Quesnel Apt*., 404 K. 14th 12. Real Entate For Sale St., 322 8194 Furn. Apt. Clos# in. Apt. 8. “ A L L FENCED ” 3 A 3 Bedroom Houses $33 Mo. 407Mi W. 1st. RAVENNA PARK P a y tu ii R e a lty 3 BR. Furn house, 318 W. 322 1301 17 92 at Hiawatha 1 Bit Home. Vacated today, 19th St. $83. No pet*. Ph. due to Navy transfer. An Euro. Gar. Apt. 2343Vi Pal 322-290(1, excellent buy, requiring on­ nielto. Ph. 3220323 or ly $973 Down. AxMime pay­ 322-3234. 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen ments at $80.74. which in­ with stove, at Panla, $60 mo. cludes everything. Some STORAGE SPACE. 307 6th 322-2722. terms ran be arranged on St. 322 1374. Down Payment if necessary. FURN. 1 and 1 Bedrm.. oak Furn. Apt. Air condition op­ BEST BUY IN RAVENNA! floors, masonry homew. 1 tional. Adult*. 322-1928 Blk. West of Hwy. 17-92 on 434, then I Rlk South on W E L A K A APARTM ENTS: Rooms private bitha, 111 East St. to Vincent Dr. Ph. 1901 5. Park Ave. 838 6393 or MI 4-0214. W. Firat St. FA 2-3233 anytime NICE Roomy 2 Udrm. unfurn. FURNISHED home at 909 Catalina Dr., OLDER HOME, 3 Br. large 2 BR, 1 bath apt.. 819 Elm, $43 rooms, large shady lot with $83. R. A Williams. 322-3931. 2 HR. I bath, 11KJ8 French, $60 fruit trees. No down pymt. 3 BR, I b a t h .......... $123 2 BR, frame boitvc. not fancy, 1920 Palmetto Ave. I’lione UNFURNISHED cheap rent. $8 week. Ph. 322 3398. 2 BR. I Bath .............. $ 60 322-3219. 3 HR, 1 Hath, no refrig. $ 85 W H O A N E L L IE " l T ~ 4 Bit, 2 bath, no refrig. $125 Furn. Apt. 2300 Meltnnvltle. We gotta stop and sec this here 2 Story. 4 Bedroom STUMPER AGENCY 2 UR House. Bowman's Trail­ 1919 S. French 322 4991 House that Mr. Southward er Court. 668-4908 ia selling for only $17,300 3 Rm. furn. house. Porch. On large lake. I and 2 HR, with terms a Country twy Clean. $60. 322-2764. ran afford. Even haa a Gar trailer. Adult* only. Ph. age Apt., rentin for $65 per 322-7368. NICK Cool 4 Rm. turn. apt. mo. With a bargain like 2nd floor. $43. 322-5771. lake Cottage, Furn 322 6106. this. I'll keep you in Clover for the rest of your "Cotton 3-HOOM Furn. Apt., for cou­ 3 lint. furn. Apt. Clean. Water Pickin life." A light. $30. 322-2764. ple, 843. 322-7399. Skiing Lessons Seminole Realty 1-Room Effleleney apt. with pvt. bath A shower, suitable for couple or tingle person or retired. All utilities in­ cluded in rent Ideally lo­ cated on 1st SI., within I block of 3 free parking Iota and shopparg aentor. In­ quire At Manuel Jacobson Dept. Store 211 E. First St. 2 BR, unfurn. bouse. S. San­ ford Ava. 322 8802. 3 BEDROOMS, 1 bath*. Rang*. 3104 Park Ave. 1 BR furn. apt. 601 Palmetto. 322-1374. Unfurniihod 2 HR, house, kit­ chen equipped. 322-3631. RENT \ BED Rol'away, Hospital A Baby liedi. By Day, Week, or Month Ph. FA 2 5111 118 W. lit St. C AR R O LLS FU RN ITU RE Lake house, on beautiful la k e Florida, $123 mu. 742 Her­ mits T r a i l , Altamonte Springs. Ph. 838 7518. Near Naval llasr, nicely Furn. I Bll, Apt. 2013 San ford Ave. 668 4323. SO U T H W A R D \ Investment A Really 116 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 FH A - VA HOMES 3. 3, A 4 BEDROOMS I, 1W, A 2 BATHS DOWN PAYM ENTS FROM $100 Ian* Monthly Payments For Complete Information Sea Or Call Your FH A - V A COUNTRY HOME. 3 BR. din. 3 BR, 2 Bath. Urge living rm., screened porch, dou­ room, Famhy A dining ble garage. Igc. shade trees. room, fenced back yard Near SNAS Ph. 322 6736. with oak treat, citrus A many shrubs. Well with CLEAN Furn. apt. Pvt. bath ■prinklcr, closed garage, A enl. Ph. 322-0702. $19,100. 3 BEDROOM bouse, kitchen •quipped, beautiful location. $73 mo. 322-1399. E FFIC IE N C Y GARAGE APT. All conveniences, cloae in, garage. 322-6409. Nice home $7,300. 322-3089. ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S Realtor Raymond Lundquiit, Asso. r A 2-3931 Atlantic Rank Bldg DREAMWOLD SECTION 3 BR, IVt Bath, hardwood floor* central heat, large fenced yard A well. $14,000. 8-ROOM furn. apt. $33 mo. Payton Realty loci water A alec. 332-0313. FA 1-1901 17-98 at Hiawatha 107 Locust St. LOCH ARBOR. Lga. 4 BR, 8 V. For Bain o r Rant bath, plajrrm., cent, air-coo. S BEDROOM house, 323-3131 807 Ridge Rr., 322-8323 tor after $ p. m. appoiatmaoL CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON New Caaton 3u0t Homo *S LAKE. Call a v e a i a g a Crystal Lake. For Inferau taco sail >23 3J76, 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, assume payments. 322-7415. St. Johns Realty THE T IM F TESTED FIRM 116 N. Park Ave. FA 26123 2 BR frame house. Very clean. 90S Myrtle. Ph. Jimmie Co­ wan. 322 4013 NEARING COMPLETION 1318 ELLIO TT AGENCY - REALTOR 3 Bedrooms, l b baths, Month­ 2463 S. Park Ave. ly pymU. $78 23. Call 322 Phones FA 2-7264 or FA 3-2285 8074. E VE R E TT A. H AR PER Hard To Find 4-BEDRODM. 2 full baths, modern construction, near­ ly new. Easy terms, $104 per mo. No. Orlando, 2 Sherry Ave., 3 BR, I bath, cor. lot. fenc­ ed back yd $64 mo. Small equity. 322-9093,_____________ : 15 John Sauls, Realtor FOR llit N. Park Ave. 322-7174 1Ball-Blair Agency REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE 3rd A Park Ave. Phone 322-3841 RIVERFRO NT HOME 3 Bedroom Ranch Style Ram bling Home on Beautiful We kiva River, with 230' River frontage — Only $23,000. TERMS CAN BE ARRANG ED. Seminole Realty LAKE M ARY To settle estate, a 2 Bdrm. Home with ten lot* for cash price of $3330. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundquist, A s m . FA 2 3851 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 3 BR, 1 balh, assume pymt* Ph. 322 8363. V A - FH A Property Management & Shlea Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offers for your aalaction those Beautiful 2, S, A 4 Bedroom Government To make the best hoaas buy. sea tha V A - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Office 328 8118 Night 322-0648 323-0700 2328 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. OVERLOOKING EXTRA PRE-VACATION SAVINGS on AMERICA'S SAVINGEST CARS! «i S H E LL O IL CO. Want to own your own Btuin e a a? Opportunity now exists for Shell Service Sta­ tion in Sanford Area. Paid training Program and finan­ cial assistance available. In­ vestment Required. Please write to Box 82 c/o Sanford Herald for appointment A details W ANTED i~ Young l a d y 1 day week. Light housework. Sal­ ary $10 day. Trans, furn. Write P.O. Box 181. Geneva. Curb Girl, Waitress. A Grill Cook, white, must be exper, Apply Chick 'N Treat French Ave. PONTIAC TEMPEST 4 DOOR SE D A N BUICK SPECIAL 2 DOOR COUPE 17. Male Help Wanted COLORED Night Dishwasher, Chick ’N Treat, Sanford. Colored man with some store experience, 23 43, must have drivers license. Good pay, otlicr privileges. Apply Midway Grocery, 2413 Sipca Ave. 4 JO 19. Situations Wanted HOUSEWORK or baby sitting. Ph. 322-3303. W ILL K E E P Small children lor working Mothers, my home. Reliable. 322-1982. PERSONAL Child Care my home. Limited number. Ph. 322 3920. 21. Beauty Salon* Spring Permanent Special 20 Percent off regular prices Cut 'n Curl Beauty Shop sia Palmetto Ave. Ph. 323-0834 Permanent Special 20% off Regular Prices Children's Haircuts $1.00 Ace Beauty Salon, Mayfair Hotel Ph. S22-SS26 TOTO'S Budget Wave $7.30; $13 Regular $10. Complete eve. app'ts. Free parking. 2nd A Oak H A R R IE TT'S B E A U TY NOOK 103 So. Oak — $22-3742 GOLF COURSE Built-la Kitchen with Disposal. Florida Baem, GE furnace and la equipped far air•conditioning. It'* truly OF NOW.. at Bill Hemphill Motors SALE One or Sanford's leading Automotive Paint and Body Shops. Successful A operating. Completely equipped. Write Box 81, San­ ford Herald. 103 Par Place, Greenbrier Of Lock Arbor Bedroom, 8 Bath Ham* Heme baa Thle levelly 4 Bedroom. haa a Completely LOT IN COMFORT IluHiitea* Opportunity 20. llahy till lent Owned Homes A TAKE YOUR VACATION IS. Female Help Wanted 19ot Park Avenue FA 2-3232 anytime Priced From $6,750 Down Payments Stenstrom Realty As Low As $100 322 3830 2383 Park Dr. Monthly Payments VA-NO Q U A LIF Y IN G From $43.50 M A Y F A IR AR E A R M tilrills s vf r t o t lt b ii Name W* the undersigned, being duty sworn, do herrby declare under oath that the namie of all pereone Interested In the business or profession carried on under the names of llOUt.INO !l!t,LS COUNTRY CLUB I" STATE* At P. O. Dog t If. Longwood, Florida, end the ta ­ lent at the Interest, I* aa followei Eateat af Nam* lateraal Frederick E. Slade Owner Mar B. Had* Owner Frederick E. Blade May E. Blade STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF SEMINOLE Swore to end eubecrlbed befar me thla 10th 8ey af May A. D. 1114. Wabber B. Balnea tr ex i.) Notary Public, State of Florida at Large Arthur H. Sack with. J r * Clerk *f Circuit Court My Commleelea Egplree Nov. I, till By: Martha T. Vlhlen o Daputy Clark Publleh May II, M A Juaa rubllah Juaa I. II. tl. >*, 11*4 I. II. till. ODU-aa •DA-48 Frame, dble. carporte screened hreeteway. big util room Ph. 322-0348 SALES BROKER I BR Furn. apt. Also 2 UR l'n8-HOOMS, Furn. second floor. (urn. house, kit. equipt. Ph. Pleasant, larga and airy. 322 3001. Osteen. J22-3771. 3 BR.. kit. equipt. 706 Chens UNFURN. 2 BR Apt. KU. kee Circle. Ph. 322-1630. 3 BR, 3 bath, newly painted equlpt. 108Mi W. 18th. Ph. Inside and out. Last 239' 1 BEDROOM Furn. huuae. wa­ 389 3932. deep Patio A Barbecue. ter furnished. $63 mo. Cao $14,500. Good Term* I Clean rooms for men. 801 be seen after 4:30, 2608 S. Magnolia Ava. $23-0720. Elm Ph. 322-2307. Legal Notice 2 New Homes juit minutes LA K E FR O N T from downtown Sanford 23 Beautiful WuudeU Acres— Each hat 3 Bedrooms, H i 000’ Lake frontage on Spring tile baUta and ao many outFed Lake. 10 minutes West alanding features that you of Downtown Sanford— 660‘ owe it to yourself to consider paved frontage on lliw ay 46 one of these homes before and only minutes from In­ Buying! PRICE $11,300 with terstate 4. A choice offer­ S330 Down. Low Monthly ing at $30,000—29% Down. Payments! C ALL US TO D AY! Stemper Agency 1919 So. French Ave., Phone. 322 499! 1901 S. Park Ava. FA 2-3232 anytime BY OWNER. la rg e 1 BR Seminole Realty SANFORD CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: VACUUM SERVICE Tuee., thru Frt. - 2 P. M. day 12333 S. Park 322 8311 before iasertioo. Moo. • Sat eooa. 8. Education - Instruction OPEN D A IL Y -N E W HOMES 3-BEDROOM. 1 bath home. Small down payment, as­ Ready for Octupancy— 3 A 4 sume payments. N. Orlando BD'ra — Liberal Financing —l-ow D o w n Payments, 322-8234. FHA • VA • In Servict 4 3 BR. 1 Bath, Cent. heat. Conventional. Built-in-atove. S c r e e n e d SANFORD AREA porch. $300 Down. $37 mo , ) Co West on 23th St. to la k e 1602 Selma Rd , Long wood Mary B lvd. left on Blvd 322-3181. to la k e Mary Fire Station, right one blk. to Office, G R E E N B R IA R 322 2714. Choir* lota availabl* in LONGWOOD AREA (trvenbrlar o f Loch Arbor 10 minutes South on 17-92 to overlooking golf court*. Dixie Bell Diner, right on ( ustom building to your Seminole Blvd. ooe block specification*. Greenbrier to Office 838 3911. developed by KINGSW OOD BUILDERS, INC. 202 Fairmont Dr. FA 2-80/8 T A K E Y O U R P IC K ! L M N Enterprises, Inc. Hera IS win m i m re­ sponsible lor mora than o m SPECIAL O FFER! lacorract iniertton of your ad, BUTTON HOLE MAKER and reserve* the right to re FREE viia or reject s i ; advartliemeat from wfcat ordered to With regular clcuninz. oiling and adJuaUng of your Sewing oeaform to the policies of this Machine this week only at paper. Tbt 12. Real Estate For Sale, 12. Real Estate For Sale a n n m iM Phone Classified 322-5612 425-5938 1. Loat & Found HOME FOR RAM BLER CLASSIC In What Size Would You HARDTOP Like Your Savings? Buy Now While Stocka Ar* The Beat O f The Year. Immediate Delivery On All Body Slylen. We Have The Car To Please You! o l e WE PRO U D LY FEATU RE SER V IC E . . . Both before and after the anle. FIN ANCIN G . . . tailored to your budfet, low Intereat. immediate delivery. EXPERIENCE . . . N o Jr. salesmen. Every salesman qualified. R E PU TATIO N . . . The best—nak your neighbor who doee business with os. VOLUME . . . b i* enough to nerve you . . . small enough to know you. 301 W. First S t Sanford ; n Ph. 322-0231 PONTIAC i $24,375 |^1 B U I C K -"[r a m b l e r �Herald Want-Ads Are ]Busy In Seminole County, Buying!1Selling! Renting! Use Them! i 23. Plumtiinjr Servlet* Contracting Repairs FR E F ESTIMATES R. L. H ARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-33S3 27. Special Service* 20. Automobile Service , JEhr franforb ijrralh Fr . June 6. ’64— Pape 11 .31. Article* For Sale By Nadine Seltzer SW EETIE P IE IN S T A LLE D Senknrik Glass nnd Paint Company 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4822 W agner’s Amoco OVER 23 YEARS AUTOMOTIVE • f Fine Workmanship in Up­ AIR-CONDITIONING holstering, Draperies, Slip­ INSTALLATION • SERVICING covers, Tim e Payments as Good Used Cars Sold little as $3 mo. Drapery 818 French Ave. 322-7765 Hardware Installations. — ------------------------------------Auto Glsas, Tops K U L P DECORATING SHOP & Set* Covers Ph. 322-2335 Piano Tuning and Repair W L. Harmon - FA 2-4233 AU TO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 304 W 2nd St. FA 2-8032 Berryhill Painting Contractor. A L L WORK GUARANTEED Commercial - Industrial • 31 A. Pets Residential. Free estimate. We Appreciate Your Busi­ CHIHUAHUA puppy, male. ness. 322-2287. 2427 Elm Ave. ion, $3.00 Call 322-2960 af­ Completely rebuilt. $395. $2100, Py mts. $72 mo. Kxc. ter 3 p. m. FR E E D E LIV ­ 1959 TRIU M PH Motorcycle, Cond. Will trade for older ERY W ITHIN SANFORD ear w. clear title. Call 322 low mileage, $593. C IT Y LIMITS. 4722 between 5 & 7 p. m. 1956 OLDS ••88” Hardtop. $495. No Down Payment Necessary 1 Air-conaitioners. Reverse Sanford Motor Company WHY Buy someone else* trou­ cycle, tt.5oo BTU. $125 ca. 800 French Ave. bles 322-4382 In operation now. Phone WHY Go to the expense of a 322-1989. second used car '62 VW. One owner, extra clean. $1293, 322-5278. 2103 WHEN You ran drive a brand PIANO upright, Wright wash­ new Vespa for $5.00 Key Ave. er. Oil heater, '55 Plymouth down and $4.50 per V-8 $195 3230145. ’56 FORD I Dr. R&ll, A/T. week, and get up to Ex. corn! $350. 322-0690. 135 m.p.g. ASSUME PAYM ENTS Transmission guaranteed for 1960 Dodge Dart. PB. PS. On Late Model Dial ZtgZag life. Good tires. $693. 645 W. 25th Makes buttonholes, sews on Ph. 322 4085. LEWIS SALES & SERVICE buttons, blind s t i t c h e s , 2517 Country Club Road monograms and embroiders. 1953 Plymouth 2 Dr. New tiro* 322-7928 With Guarantee. Take up I new brakes A- Paint. Must payments of $7 IS each. Ph be seen. $300. 322-6742. 1603 1958 Mercury Station Wagon. Credit Mgr. 322-9411. Wynnewood Dr., Ssnford. Exc. cond. $475. Reel's Paint & Body Shop, 10th & San­ ’57 Ford 4-dr. R&ll, auto, ford. trans., V-8. Nice. $493. Ph. Portable Typewriters 322 8202 after 5. For the Graduate, s must for college I-arge selection. All sale priced, as low as $8 down. $0 25 per mo, '59 Eng. Ford Sta. Wag $395 Powell’s Office Supply 117 Magnolia 322 5841 ’59 Chcv. P.U. Truck .. $893 ’61 Chcv. P.U. Truck .. $1091 DISHWASHER, portable Ken ’57 Pont. 4 Dr. HT. 1 tM Is* 81 t- Oft more 600. 1 yr. old. $100 fci>79*' owner ..................... $695 Air Conditioner, Friedrich, •56 Chcv. 4 Dr 11T . . . . 1595 “ Everybody got his lunch? Let's g o !" H* ton. $225. Phone 322-2162. ’6t) Falcon w A u t o ........ $793 34-A Swap or Exchange 58 Plym. 1 owner ........ $505 •S3 Old* 2 Dr. H T .......... $493 34. Article* For Sale 33. Furntlare 1957 CUSHMAN, trade for Mechanics roll-a-way tool Used furniture, appliances, TW IN Sire Bed. box spring box with some tools. Ph tools, etc. Bought - Sold. and mattress, ex. cond., $60. 322-6048 5-7 p m Till French Ave. 323-0721 Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Bookcase double bed, $25. 322-4416. Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. ,75. A r t ic le * W a n te d LAWNS renovated — Aerate PEKINGESE. 10 wks. old — Remove thatch — Chinch m *> . Black w white AKC Buy Spray (VC-13)—Ferti­ Reg Bom offer. 322 1737. lise—Ph. 322-4244. M AN SFIE LD LAW N SER. POODLES, Black or chocolate $35. 715 Magnolia. 322-8960. LAW NS MOWED. 322-2155. Free Estimates 36. Automobile* - Trurk* 36 Automobiles • Trucks 36. Automobile* • Trucks 37. Roat* • Motor* C LEAN , C LE A N CARS! J2. Flowers - Shrubs Switch Craft & Trlr. $550. See at 111 Hays Dr. after 5:30. 12 Ft. Plywood Boat, 7V* HP kicker It Trailer. $60. 312 K. 5th St., Sanford. 37. Iloat* - Motors 5l4 HP. Johnson motor. Exc. SAT. JUNE 8, 1 to 5 p. m. cond. $145. Ph. 322-2872. FREE BOAT RIDES— Demon­ strations at St. John's River, MOBILE Houseboat, excellent Lake Monroe Bridge Launch­ condition, sleeps 4, gas stove ing Ramp—Chris Craft Cor­ Ice box. toilet, 35 hp Evin sair 17'g ft. Utility Runabout, rude, complete with trailer Featured in June Popular $1,600. 668-5724. DeBary. Boating Mag.; V - B o t t o m Soft R ide—140 '.ip. Outdrive Gateway To The Waterway Top. Side curtains, floata­ Robson Sporting Goods tions. quiet It economical. Your EVINRUDE Dealer Save 20'~r. Theodore W il­ $94-8-8 E. 1st. Ph. F A 2-5981 liams. 979 Volusia Ave., Day­ tona Reach. 17 FT. 4 In. Swift. Epoxy painted, forward hatch, top1311. Trailer* • Cabanas and aide curtains, 75 John­ son. 2 tanks. Gator Trailer Apache Camping Trailer* '63 Porsche S90. Will sell or and many extras, $975. Ph. Cecil Sellers — 668-4811 trade. DrLand 734-856*. 322-4175 after 6 p. m. Clark St., Enterprise America’s Lowest Priced Sports Convertible Need a shelf, screen porch, CITRUS Trees for Sale. Will plant. Ph. 322-4145. new room, carportc, newhouse or remodel. B. E. Ripe hydroponic tomatoes, Link. 322-7029. 25c, also bearing tomato, cucumber & strawberry plants in containers for home growers. Grosser Hy­ droponic Farms, So. San PIA N O SVC. 4 TU N IN G ford Ave. Rebuilding • Refelting F R E E ESTIMATES DUE TO DIVORCE, We have DISCARDED clean c o t t o n 34. Article* For Sale 33. Furniture GENE CL'MIIAA a Repossessed '64 Model clothing & rags. 322-2750. 322-2661 — After 12 p. m. REPOSSESSED ZIG ZAG Swing Needle Dial-A-Stltch Sell Us Your Furniture. Sews on buttons, makes but­ Zig Zag, Makes fancy stit­ CASH for good clean Used Quick Service With the AIR-CO ND ITIO N ING ton holes, embroiders, and Furniture. Noll-Fumy Furni­ ches, makes buttonholes. Cash. SUPER TRADLNG By FEDDERS blind slitehea. With guarture, 901 W. First St., Ph. ‘59 Cadillac, $996 bat, $41 mo Sews on Buttons, Blind POST. FA 2-0677. H. B. POPE CO., Inc. '59 Mercury, $099 bal, $31 mo. 32‘>-659l. antee. Balance $61.40 or asStitches, Monograms, Em­ 200 So. Park Ave. 322-4234 For Uio biggest selection of '59 Olds, $578 bal. $29 mo. j sutno pymts. $6.20 mo. San­ broiders, Darns, Patches, .70. A u to m o b iles - T r u c k * '57 Chevy, std, $788 bal $35 m o.1 ford Sewing Center, Phone Guaranteed. Assume remain­ nearly new and used furni­ W ELLS D RILLED. PUMPS. 322 9411. ing 5 payments of $7.75. Ph. 1963 Rambler Classic 770. A/T. *56 Chcv. $181 bal, $24 mo.| ture, sec Noll’s Furniture S PR IN K L E R SYSTEMS Credit Mgr., Sanford 322Brokerage in Casselberry A/C, HAH, Bucket seats, '57 Dodge, $492 bal., $19 mo. All Types and Sires •60 Ford, $587 bal., $31 mo. on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 6. 10,000 BTU Fodders, 110 Volt 7457. new tires. $2100. 322 4757. Wc Repair and Service model. $95. Ph. 323-0623. •57 Chcv., $691 bal., $.11 mo. [ STINE 1961 Model Cadillac, 2 Dr. Ne­ '58 Chrysler, $691 bal, $31 mo. FREE E STIM ATE R E AD Y M IX CONCRETE Machinery and Supply Co. Upholstering It Mattress ren­ R EFRIG ERATO R - FREEZER vada Grey, loaded, even air, '60 Vauxhall, $507 bal, $12 1110. Combination, 20 cu. ft. $133. Patios, Floor, Free EstTma.js 207 W 2nd St. FA 2-6432 02 series, new tires, like ’60 Lark, $577 bal. $29 mo. ovating. New It Used Furni­ Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, Phone 322-7341. new all over. Ph. 322-2051. '55 Ford, $277 bal, $10 mo. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. sand, cement, rock, pipe, ATTE N TIO N ! Seen by appointment. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. 120 BASS Accordion. M. Bi'51 Pontiac, $299 bal., $17 mo steel, grease traps, dry SHS GRADUATES FA 3-2117. anchi, ex. cond. 322 7421 af­ wells. Stepping stones. Have your picture taken re­ If you w/ant people u> pay- '50 Dodge, $52 bal., $1 mo. ter 6 p. m. M IRACLE CONCRETE CO. ceiving your diploma at attention to your business, 309 Elm Ave. 322-5751 call FA 2-5612 and ask the Graduation Exercises. Con­ $1 per day rental for Electric tact Bill Vincent, Sanford 3 COM PLETE ROOMS Herald Staff about some at­ Carpet Shampooer with pur­ Check with O N LY $249 50 REPOSSESSIONS. INC. Herald. 322-2611 or 322-0922. tention gelling ads chase of Blue Lustre. Car­ CARPETS A'lu CARTE Easy Terms d ftp SAN FO RD A V E . roll's* Furniture. For the BEST Carpet Values Shop and Save The 29. Automobile Servlet O PE N EVENING S SANFORD HERALD anywhere. Samples shown Budget Way Portable typewriter, nearly COIIE.V RADIATOR SHOP in your home. new. Elec, roaster. 322-6295. W ANT ADS Free inspection, estimates, 1109 E. Colonial Dr. Orlande BRING FAST pickup, delivery. Recoring JUNE SPEC IAL: Towels, rvg. 241-8194 or 298 laingwood Plara 39c ca. now 3 for $1. Army- Leroy C. MscTavIsh, Owner 4c repairs discounted. RESULTS 17-92 Ph. 838 t583 N avy Surplus, 310 Sanford. 311*4 E. 3rd. 322-3443 322-55(5 Evenings Building Contractor USED CAR? FINANCE IT WITH US ♦ Low Interest Rates ♦ Low Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE BANK TRIUMPH "1200" BOB M cKEE USED CARS $ Bank $ Repossessions National F U R N IT U R E IUIZ BUDGET F U R N IT U R E CO. Phone 322-4503 Standard Accessories and Equipment Fitted Free of Charge JU N E 1-10 O N L Y $1949 Vinyl Upholstery, Full Interior Car­ peting, Dual Hun Visors, lorkshle Glove Compartment, Walnut Dash­ board with I'nddrd Top, Electric Windshield Wipers, Bucket Scats, Trip Hpeedometsr, Temperature Gusge, Adjustable Steering Column, Reserve Fuel Tank, 4-Hprep Gear­ box, Full Flow Oil Filter, Paper Element A ir ('leaner. Dual Horns, Bumper Guards. Sedan only: Washabla Vinyl Headliner. DELIVER ED SANFO RD HUNT LINCOLN- MERCURY 100 N. Palmetto — Sanford 322-4884 Winter Park MI 4-0209 10 DAY SALE! NO CASH SAVINGS I ON ic Montclairs ^ BRAND N EW Montcreys ★ 1964 M E R C U R Y Marauders ★ Comets VACATION SPECIALS! Cyclones D R A ST IC Here Are A Few Of Our Many Outstanding Used Car D IS C O U N T S ! & Truck Values — Inspect Them Today! XC4-28I 1964 Ford Fairlane 500 Hardtop. ( 18.000 M ile*). Power Air Conditioned. Steering. FC4-6.1A USED TRUCKS — U SED TRUCKS A ll Rise* K Models 7o ( hooae From XC4-|8\ Real Clean Car. 1962 Thunderbird 2-DiMir 1963 Thunderbird All Power and Air Conditioned, Near New. 1962 Ford Galaxie l-Door V-8, Autom itir Tr«n«m U »'on. Power Steering, Itadiu and Heater, A ir Conditioned. Trucks — Trucks — Trucks Trucks — Trucks — Trucks New & Used! V-8, Automatic Tran»mi»*|nn, Steering, Radio and lleatrr. Power 1961 Ford Ranchwagon V-8, and 1959 Jeep Dispatcher MC4-5A 1962 Falcon Futura XC 1-21A l-Dmir Hardtop V-8. Power Steering llrakra, Radio and Heater. You're Out Of The Rain In Thla One, 1962 Ford Ranchwagon CI-39A Tremendous C4-8IEI Landeau Hardtop l-Door Radio, Suvings C4-39A C 499 A 4-Door Sedan — 1100 Srrie*. Beautiful While Finish. Sedan, Standard Tranamlaalon, Heater. Kieeplional Ivronom). 1962 Falcon Deluxe XC4-51A 1963 Fiat 1-Hour 4-Dnnr, Standard Tran»mi«tl<>n. Radio, Heater. Beautiful Yellow FinUh. 1963 Ford (Cortina) 2-Door. A ra m 1961 Ford Foleo" Aulomatie Tranamiaaion, and Healer, Radio I-Iloor, Automatic Transmission, Radio and Heater, tlurkcl Seata. Courteous Salesmen To Serve You: “Ken” Kenyon, Jack Benton, “Nick ” Pasternack, K. Godwin Strickland-Morrison, Inc. 510 E. First St. WinCer Sanford Park — Ph. Ph. 322-1481 MI 4-8916 109 N. Palmetto Ave. Sanford — Ph. 322-4881 Winter Park Ph. MI 4-0209 �1J 9 P •n| j ; f j M i t : ' J j # 1 S I v i a » l ' rv \* Vi" T i • j . It • A */ ! • I- > }' *• M‘ /f^L, iTi$ i ' / K f COUPLES OR INDIVIDUALS - RESIDENTS OF THE SEMINOLE AREA -BOUGHT NEW 1964 CHEVROLETS, OLDSMOB1LES, AND CADILLACS FROM US. r;, i - AND FOR 401 DIFFERENT REASONS - VARYING WITH THEIR NEEDS, TASTES, BUDGETS AND PERSONALITIES. BUT ONE REASON THEY HAD IN COMMON - THEY ALL GOT B ; I II i t BETTER DEALS i'J t WE OFER THE FINEST CARS - THE LOWEST PRICES - THE BEST TRADE-INS - THE MOST CONVENIENT TERMS - AND THE MOST CAREFUL PERSONAL SERVICE IN HELPING! YOU SELECT THE CAR THAT IS ABSOLUTELY "RIGHT" FOR YOU! M-434 CARVAIR "500" SPORT COUPE MODEL 1404 CHEVROLET STEPSIDE PICK-UP WHITE SIDEWALL TIKES WHEEL COVERS BODY CAPACITY NEARLY 40 CU. FT. I1KATEK ft DEFROSTER MAXIMUM PAYLOAD RATING 1.500 LBS. SAFETY STEERING WHEEL EASY HANDLING 115 INCH WHEELBASE ENGINE IN REAR WITH 195 DOWN, ONLY AS LOW AS *1941” DOWN .55 AS LOW AS CHEVELLE MALIBU 4 DR.! SEDAN EZI-WINDSniELD POWER GLIDE 600 WSW TIRES I*. STEERING P. B. RADIO ELECTRIC CLOCKFOAM CUSHIONED SEATS BACK UP LIGHTS WITH 9105 DOWN ‘195 *1787" ’51” DOWN MONTHLY MODEL 5550 MONTHLY AS LOW AS L IS T 92843.15 DOWN AT YOUR CONVENIENCE AND ALL DAY SATURDAYS SAVE DOLLARS AT HOLLER'S HOLLER M O TO R SALES 2nd and Palmetto Avenue 5505 a / MWisiftllMi Park Drive Sanford 322-0711 « 6 • O WITH 9105 DOWN PAYMENT ONLY *2525 BY APPOINTMENT OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS A 25 MANY OTHERS - TAKE YOUR PICK - YOU'LL ALWAYS E V E N IN G S I or If you have a good used car to trade in your pay­ ments can be EV E N LO W E R than quoted above! 322-0861 �Grave Charges Shock waves from that delayed action bombshell — the now-it-canbe-told interview {riven by Gen. Douglas MacArthur to Scripps-Howard reporter Jim Lucas in 1954 —• are still echoing throughout the land. The most serious charge in this latter-day “ J’accuse” is the late gen­ eral's allegation that all his plans regarding Korea were relayed from Washington, through the British, straight to the Red Chinese. "Th e Chinese Communists decided to come Into the Korean war,” Lu­ cas recorded, "a fte r being assured by the British that MacArthur would be hamstrung and could not effec­ tively oppose them." All the rest pales into insignific­ ance beside this, and the ghosts of 60,000 dead American soldiers in Ko­ rea demand an answer. The standard explanation that MacArthur was relieved o f command in Korea because his insistence on winning the war with the Chinese would have set o ff World War III rings phony in the face of MacArthur’s statement that the Chinese would not have entered Korea at all but fo r this "G reat Betrayal." Unfortunately, there is an over­ shadowing aura o f extremism to the MacArthur revelation. It is replete with words like "Anglo-Snxonphiles," "le ftist press,” "conspiracies," "per­ fidy,” phrases like "those fools in Washington.” Worry Clinic The MncArthur document is all black and white. He wns right and nearly everyone else was wrong. Thnt may well have been the case of course. But why did he not speak out at the time? W hy did the others he named who agreed with him. Gen. Mark Clark for instance, hold their tongues as well? Is our democracy so delicately con­ stituted that it would have collapsed under the stress o f controversy? Or did more important considerations — the preservation o f Western un­ ity and harmony, perhaps — cause the general to keep his silence unto death? MacArthur did not say, and we will never know. "O f the dead speak nothing but good.” But n dead general has reach­ ed back from the grave to accuse the living, who now cannot call him to account for his words. Peggy baa aa odd aexeal complex, so study her can* very carefully. Moat wlveef crave a certain amount o f physical dominance In order Thought For Today For I delivered to you ns o f first importance what I also recieved. thnt Christ died for our sins in accord­ ance with the scriptures.— I Cor. 15:3. • • • M y interest is in the future be­ cause I ’m going to spend the rest of my life there.— Charles Kettering. Dick West’s Bruce Biossat — Ray Cromley The Lighter Side W A S H IN G T O N (U P I) — 1 had a brief chat with I t used to be that if a per* Clark before the five’s con­ form er wero chaied o ff the cert here and, being unable stage, it meant hit act waa a to think of anything else to ask him, inquired as to how flop. the tour had been going. Soma wera forced to take "M arvelous," Clark said. cover to avoid being pelted “ Just marvelous. We haven’t with over - ripe vegetables. finished a show yet." "H o w ’s that again?” Others wera yanked into the " I said we haven’t finished wlnga by the stage manager who kept a grappling hook a show yet. W e’ve had to stop it every night.” handy fo r that purpose. "N othing was w r o n g , " Lika everything else, this s i t u a t i o n apparently has Clark said. “ The audience changed. As I understand it, liked us so much we had to being chafed from the stage stop the show." I was aware the English nowadays is the sign o f a boys with trick haircuts tend amaah hit. Th lf new manifestation o f to send young American girls show buiiness success was as- Into frentled screaming fits, plained to me by a young so I assumed he was referring Englishman named D a v e to that. “ You mean they made so Clark, who Is currently tour­ ing in this country as the much noise you couldn’t con­ leader o f a group called the tinue?" I said. "Oh, no," Clark replied. Dave Clark Five. I f you have neither seen " I ’m not talking about the nor heard the Dave Clark noise. They rushed the stage." “ Rushed the stage? You're Five, it would bo useless for me to try to describe them. pulling my le g l" "N o t a b it They got out of Suffice It to say that if they are not following in the their seats and rushed down foot steps o f the Beatles, the aisles. They were trying then the Beatles are follow­ to get at us.” "W h a t do you do when they ing in the footsteps o f the rush the sta ge?" I asked. Dave Clark Five. Herald Area Correspondents Altomonto Springs Mrs. Julia Barton 838-1318 Bear Lake-Foreit City Mrs. Maryann MUea 838-3878 Casselberry Mr*. Jane Caiielkerry 838-8048 Chuluota Mrs. Joan Mafia 383-3743 DeBary Mrs. Adam Mailer 888-4418 Deltona Mrs. Mildred Haney 888-3831 Enterprise Miss Helaa Snodgrass 883-9933 ! Genevs )(ra- Joa. E. Mathieux 849-4824 U k * Mary Mrs. Frances Waster 322-8219 Lake Mo*roe Mrs. H. L. Johnson 333-4723 Longwood Mrs. Doans Eatas 833-3317 North Orlando Mrs. Doris Dean 823.1988 Oatoea Mrs. Clarence Snyder 822*4841 Oviedo Mrs. E velyn U n dy Qtye & a n fo r d f r r a t ii Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Friday, June 6, 1964 W S IT U A. OIBLOW, BOITOB Aim rt/BMSBBB rBANK VOLTOLUIB, CDeoletU* • fiuwsl m u x L. STBNSTBOM • O T OBEBM • Associate B4lter ■ A B B T I. JOHXIOR Managing Editor JtlOV W Bt.Lt Cnaaty Editor U V S B X KILLEBBBW ToUgraph Editor BOM il WILLIAMS Society Editor Advertising Manager MOT rtA T T Oen.ral Advertising Manager MAMHIKTT E. BTAVLKTOM Classified Director SAX IB BHOBKABES •■closes Manager Mecbanlcat SupL iv iic a ir n o s bates Delivery » r ***** Semloeie Coaaty At S ic Week M-M 1 Tear HIM t Tsar III < Mentha M l < Moaue At* ( Montes X.MI Moetke t.M t Moetk LN 1 Montk y , g- reals] negeUtlena provide tknt eU esell anbaer[ptisan So paid la advance. _______________ ______________________ "W e run," Clark said. " I t ’s the easiest way out." Since Clark seemed to re­ gard being chased o ff the stage as the ultimate compli­ ment, 1 didn’t deem it polite to suggest that there may have been n few outraged mus­ ic lovers in the posse. Barbs lly Hal Coehran It's dangerous to be a twocar fam ily if the second car is driven by a reckless, speed­ ing teen-ager. • • • Your Social Security stand­ ing is even more important than your social standing. • • • Little girls love to play house until Mom aska them to wipe the dishca. • • • When kids continue to make crarks with their bub­ ble gum we'd like to make one crack ourselves. • • • Wonder how you'd have if say exactly thinking. e many friends you'd always what you’re e • Mastering your troubles Is s lost art i f you’re lost st being s master. • • • They say you ran count your true friends on your two hands— and maybe with s few fingera missing. e • e The more a woman lets the dishes go fo r just a littls while the harder it is to do them hours later. . . . It seems naturul that hav­ ing the bellhop carry your grips up to ycur hotel room makes you feel Important. • • • Political Notebook The problem over the Cam­ W ASH IN G TO N (N E A ) — President Johnson is getting eron appeals court vacancy ii further aggravated by a cur­ pretty deep into the thicket rent move to split the Fifth o f problems that go with fill­ Circuit into two smaller cir­ ing important federal judge- cuits. The present circuit is ships. No Chief Executive es­ the second largest groprnphcapes this involvement for ically, and tins the largest work load o f any appellate long. region in the United States. His rcully thankless assign­ The Judicinl Conference o f ment is choosing a replace­ the United Stutcs, headed by ment for Judge Hen Cameron . Chief Justice Earl Warren, of Mississippi. Cameron, who recommended a split mnny died several weeks ago, was months ago. This official one o f the nine judges serv­ body o f top judges suggested ing on the U. S. Court of tho Fifth be divided so as to Appeals for the Fifth Circuit include Texas, Louisiana and covering Texas, I,ouisinna, the Cnnal Zone in one cir­ Mississippi, Alabama, Geor­ cuit, with Alabama, Missisgia, Florida and tiio Canul sippi, Georgia and Florida in Zone. tho other. Cameron’s one-mnn rulings A draft bill embodying frequently slowed or blocked these proposals is due for court desegregation orders is­ Senate committee study. But, sued by other judges In once again, civil rights and sehool cases. He was a key segregationists forces a r e figure In delays which pre­ earh suspicious they will ceded entry o f Negro Jnmes somehow suffer if this or Meredith Into the University perhaps any division is derid­ o f Mississippi in late 10*12. ed u|vin. Though recom m endations (Inn Justice department have been quietly filtering In lawyer comments that, even from senators representing without the controversy over some o f the affected states, a posaihle division, choosing as well as from outside a new judge In n difficult sources, no action on the area like the Fifth Circuit Fifth Circuit vacancy has can be tougher for the Presi­ been taken nr seems likely dent than naming a new Su­ in tha early future. preme Court Justice. The choice will not be easy. Not ell Johnson’s dealings Civil rlghte groups are say­ with the Judiciary are this ing plainly they do not want troublesome. Thus far in 1064 another Cameron. Militnnt he has nominated, and hnd ■egregatlonista will resist « confirmed by tho Senate, sevmoderate choice. I f talent en federal judges. Ho has scouts should consult both named another seven on camps in the search for aonic ■ort o f eompromlic, the result could be merely to fan their mutual suspicions and make any selection unpalatable to both. Ms pert of M r materiel, aswa or aeveruetag, of tkls edition • f Tko Sanford Harold etey bo reproduced la any wanner with­ out written permission o f the publisher of Tko Herald. Any Individual or firm re^eeslble for sueh reproduction will bo ooaoldored ns Infrlnslas on The Herald s copyright and will he held liable for damaging under the taw. Published dally eseept tu turds v. Sunday sad Christmas; published Saturday procoodlsg Q H itm u which netion is pending. There are ten spots to be filled on the federal bench at the distiict court level, end five in vnrious appeals courts front coast to coast. Four of the vacancies are the oldest on the list, dating from the creation o f 73 new federal judgeships in late Mny o f lOrtl. These posts, in other words, never have been filled. In two o f these rases, work loads are not great enough in the area to rreate heavy pressure fo r presiden­ tial action. GRAD'S DAY A N D FOR Am erican novelist James Fenimore Cooper entered Yale at 13, youngeit mem­ ber o f his class, but was expelled for a prank daring his junior year. " I could write a better book than that myself," Cooper is sup­ posed to have said to his w ife concerning a contemp­ orary novel and rising to the inevitable challenge, wrote his first noveL B U Y MDWOOD STAIN Casselberry P lu s 209 W. First Street Acquitted Sanford Furniture Co. FLEXIBLE B LA C K PIP E (fdeal For 8priakter Systems) A T REDUCED PRICES Vt*I)iam. (80 lb. pressure) 4c/Ft. or 2.95/100* 3/<t” Diant. (80 lb. prettnure) 7c/Ft. or 5.25/100' ( f t • 8" Dtam. Is Stock) W A L L SUPPLY Sanford, Fla. I l l N. French Ave. Stl-1411 Headquarters For 8priakler Byatoms. DAD’S DAY.. Gift Specials Electric Shavers . . . the most-wanted gift . . . • R O N SO N “BOO” • R O N SO N “200” t s r T0UCHT0N'S-i INTERIOR LATEX WALL FAINT IN INTERIM M OH WALLS CEIL. Ft ASTIR, WAliMARR, ETC. ,S!KL FREE California Vote Totals See Our Wide Selection O f Wonderful Gifts p a i n IMF ClfAM-Vr • 4” Tn Shakespeare’s famous “ Taming o f tha Shrew," you may recall that it wasn’t tilt her suitor finatly browbeat her Into submission that the heroine aubaided Into delight­ SAN FRANCISCO (U P !) ed submission. Final unofficial vole count in A nagging w ife Is thus a Tuesday’i California prim ary: first cousin to Ute heroine o f Presidential — Republican: that famous play by Shake­ Goldwater 1,107,307, Rocke. speare. feller 1.043,272. Presidential — D e m o crat For when a women subcon­ sciously senses that her mate (both alatea pledged to Pres­ is not as virile and sadistic as ident Johnson): Broom 1,686,she’d prefer, such a woman 144 Yorty 864.033. will then nag him. Senate — Republican: Mur­ Vaguely, she thus hopes to phy 1,075,887 X a iie r 669,777 incite him into more physical Hall 233,004. dominance. She isn’t even Senate — Democrat: Salinaverse to a violent laying on _>r 1,139,700 Cranaton 1,020,. of hands, for she cannot 7 ’ McClain 171,917 Engle Ji oct. tain her maximum erotic t citemcnt from a meek, ntous> male. In almost all species, the mating male is thui a vigor­ LA K E C IT Y (U P I )—A N e ­ ous, forceful creature, not op- gro preacher, Richard Henry poied to fighting if need be Webb, was acqulted Wednes­ to win hi* female partner. day of manslauibter la ■ traf­ And a craving fo r vigorous fic death. physical dominance la typical o f tha normal female, fo r Thomas Jefferson’* portrait females era endowed with a somewhat maiochlatic nature. appears on tha $2 bill of the In fact, wa psychiatrist* United Staten currency. find that many wives who may actually receive a black OVER 35 YEARS eya occasionally, seldom think At First A Palmetto o f a divorce, if they ara erot­ (Aloagside old poet office) ically satisfied. Y e t tha nagging wife eeeka divorce on grounds o f merely "mental cruelty." So send fo r my booklet ‘ ‘Sex Differences B e t w e e n Men and Women," enclosing • Carpets • Furniture a long stamped, return envel­ • Til* • Pianos ope, plue 20 cents. • Rental Beds (A lw ays writs to Dr. 1 4 95 MORE O NE • GET O N E Mcuu|Ca/ifc/i Crane In cart af this news­ paper, enclosing n tang ■tamped, addrented envelope and 20 cents to (over typin and printing costa whan yon send for ana af Ms booklets.) • SU N BEAM C LIPPER 11° Q— What weather fact do Leap Year has moved along nicely and by this time no we leern by etudying the girl should be without s bun­ width o f the lndlvldusl rings in the truck o f a tree? dle carrier. A — The degree o f relnincie Largest pike hatchery in or drynese o f the yeer. A the U. S. is at North Platte, thick ring shows the year was Nebr., home town o f Buffalo rainy; a thin ring, the year Bill Cody. wea dry. WHY PAY to obtain their maximum erotic thrills. For women ar• basically somewhat masochistic. N agging wiverf are thus trying to prod henpecked Henry* Into more forceful wooing! C ASE S-4B3: Tcggy P., aged 29, is u problem wife. "D r. Cruna," her worried husband began, "1 don’t un­ derstand my w ife at all. "She seems frigid and dis­ interested in marital relations unless I inflict soma mild cruelty upon her. "During our honeymoon, for example, iha coaxed me to use a hairbrush on her. "Thinking It wss some freakish whim, I did so, and then she melted in my arms. "B u t without my padding her with a hairbrush, she is disinterested and uncoopera­ tive. "Y e t I feel like a monster to paddle nty w ife like that. What's wrong with P e g g y ? " Peggy's Complex In a later lengthy interview, I found out P eggy’s secret. During her childhood, aha had been addicted to auto erotic practices. Her mother didn’t know what to do, so Peggy's father was called in to use a hair­ brush on her. And this paddling thus be­ came entwined with her erot­ ic excitement. Even after marriage Peggy thus craved punishment aa a prelude to marital affairs, for ■ha ia a good example o f a masochist. And because aha waa "con­ ditioned” in childhood to pad­ dling in connection with trotie thrill, sha coaxed her bridegroom to use a hairbrush on her rear plasia. In such a aituation, I simply urged P eggy’s husband to go along with her whim and be gratefuL M illioni of husbands would ba glad to find such a simple meana of changing a diffident or frigid w ife Into aueh a cooperativa mats! Many modern wives also obtain a greater erotic thrill from a mild amount o f fierce wooing. That’s why they talk about "cava man wooing." A henpecked Henry type of husband thus fails to produce tha psychological excitement engendered by a more mas­ culine mate. FOR TH E • Q 's and A 's Balsrsd aa ease a« etnas aaatisr Osloosr I t t i l t at U s rest Of flea of Sanford, norida. under tea Act o f Oaagrees of Merck. The UsrnM la * esessker of tfce Unites Tress wfclck Is eatitled sselusivsly ts the ass for rspuklleetlse of nil tks Isenl news printed In tkU newspaper. Dr. Crone’s 5ENOR, IT'S BEEN D R Y IN G UP EVER SIN CE THE REVOLUTION *6 9 1 «V «Y U 4 GAL FR EE TUne In on this documentary drams of tha part pstrlotitm has played in building our country. A full hour of entertainment far the entire family-soother Project 30 Production. Tues., June 9th, Channel 2, 8 p.m. E.S.T. Casselberry 838-7681 Sanford 322-3649 odA V CIA tT o^ 1— REXALL DRUG— 1 "The Prescription Our Primary Concern" CORNER 1st A M AGNOLIA — PH. 322-2482 . DOWNTOWN SANFORD * �\ : T B « • • --.a * ~ ill m m .? s -U r • P_ •• • • •• • • = m s e MB A ] B #■' I O �« f iR Baptist Church Of God THB SEVENTH-DAT ADVENTIST CHURCH Cornir Tth A Kim B. f* M a th iw i________P u tor IKRVtCBS SATURDAY— Sabbath School _ _ _ 1:11 a- m. W onhlp Service _ 11:14 a. m. Wodnnday Night P n y ir Sirvlc* _ _ _ T ill p. m. "W # Have Thli Hop*" radio n i i i i i t *ach Sunday a. m. St l i t ! over W TRR at 1400 • s your radio dial. JORDAN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH t i l l W. P in t Slraat Sunday School _ _ _ 11:0* a. m. Morning Wonhlp _ 11:11 a. m. Blbl* Study (Sunday) T ill p.m. Evangallatle Sirvlea Till p. m. Wad. P r a m Miat — T :ll p. m. Bill S lip h in a ___ ____Tailor A Cordial Walcom* to All CHURCH OP OOD OP PROPHECY 3101 Elm Avanu* Rav. R. L. Strickland __ Paator Sunday School _____ 1:41 a. m. Worahlp Servlet _ 11:41 a. m. Kr-.ngellatle Sarv.__T tll p. m. Wadnaaday: Young Paopl* V. la B. Barr. T:l« p. m. Blbl* Training Sarv 1:11 p m. Alliance CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH 14#t P ark A n . a t 14th St. Rav C. C. D in , Jr. — Paator Sunday School _ _ 1:41 a. m. W onhlp Servlet _ 11 :•• a. m. B rining Wonhlp _ Til# p. m. Attlane* Youth Fellowship (Sun.) __ 1:41 p. m. <W*d) Prayar Sarrlc* ----- T ill p. ra. Assembly O f God PINKCRBST ASSEMBLY OP OOD CHURCH Cor. ITtb and Kim K. M. Wlldar _ _ --------Paator ■onday School _ _ _ 1:41 *• m. Morning Worihlp — 11:11 a. m. Branlng Wonhlp — T ill p. m. Youth Sirv. (Sun.) _ 1:00 p. m. Mld-Waak Sirr. (Wad.) . T ill p. m. Baptist No worries, no responsIMlitlea! A lot o f us would gladly trade pi sees With Wendy, just to share that wonderful “joy of living’’ that children feel so often, and adults experience so rarely. “ But what fa there to be happy about?” you may be thinking. “ Maybe Wendy has no worries, but certainly have l” I Congregational CONOREO ATIONAt. CHRISTIAN CHURCH (United Church of Chrlat) Park Avanu* at 34th St. 1:4# a. m . ___ Church School 11:04 a. m. _ Worahlp Sarvlea 1:14 p. m. _ Chrlatlan Youth Mlniatry Rav. Walter A. R. MePharaon, Paator Perhaps we forget that this world fs In God’s hands . . . and that, with God, nothing is impossible. We wear ourselvca out seeking human solutions to our problems, when Divine help is always availablt i f We will only ask. Try i t Try bringing your worries and doubts to God this Sunday In your neighborhood Church. Hear God’s promise of guidance and comfort for ail who will give their lives to him in childlike trust And let the Holy Spirit fill your troubled heart with lasting joy. Episcopal FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OP CHRIST 1411 S. Sanford Av*. R. Varnon Pullar Sunday School _____ 1:41 a. m. Morning Wonhlp l t it t a. m. CHRIST CHURCH Church Street, Longwood Pr. Chart** W. Stawart, Jr. Vicar Holy Communion _ T :tl a. m. Sarvlea A iernon _ 1:10 a. ra. Church Of Christ CHURCH OP CHRIST Oanara Ralph Brawar Jr. Krangallat Blbl* School __ - 10:40 a. m. Morning Wonhlp _ 11:44 a. m. Eranlng Wonhlp _ TtSO p. m. Wad. Prayar Sarrlc* T:I0 p. m. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. 14th SL A O ik A**. 43*11 S m ith -----------------Paator •undir Behool .—_ 1:41 a m. Morning Wonhlp _ H i l l m. Training Uunlon _ l i l t p. m. Evening Itr v le i .---- 1:11 p. m. W id. P n y ir Sarvlea T ill p. m. Nursery Opia W T R R --------------- Til# p. m. •undir MU# B ro id c iii CHURCH OP CHRIST t i l l Park Aranu* Bart Brown ____ - Krangallat Sunday Blbl* Study _ _ _ _ _ 11:11 a. m. Morning Worahlp 11:00 a. m. Eranlng S a r r lc * 1:10 p. m. ■a* "Harold of Truth" 1 p. m. Sunday on Channal t Tuaaday Ladlaa Illbl* Claa* _ lOiOl a. m. Wadnaaday Illbl* Claa* _ ____ T:lt p. m. ELDER BPniNOS BAPTIST Old Orlando ltd. i t l l i i l i r Ava. B. Ilim lllon (Irlffln — P u tor Sunday School __ _ 1:41 a. m. Morning Wonhlp — 11:4# a. m. Training Union _ _ 1:14 p- m. K iln in g Wonhlp _ TUI p. m. fo B i/td Christian PAOLA CHURCH OP CHRIST Highway 44 Waal Morrla Ruby _____ Krangallat Illbl* Claa* _ ____ 10:41 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:04 a. m. Eranlng Worahlp _ 1:00 p. m. Blbl* ciaaaa* Wad. _ T ill p. m. PINECnKHT BAPTIST CHURCH Onon Itoid P u t o r _____williim J. nun* Morning Wonhlp .. 11:#0 i. m. ■ undir S ch ool------ 1:41 i. in. Training Union _ _ _ I I I ! P- >n. Evening Wonhlp ._ T:I0 p. m. Wad. O ffleiri A T n e h ir i M ilt in g ------------ 1:10 p. m. FftM/ OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH HWY. 411 Ph. Ill-Ill# Paator _ _ . Chaitar W. Plank Bunday School ____ 11:11 a. m. Morning Sarrlc* _ 11:41 a. m. Training Union _ _ 4:10 p. m. Earning Sarrlc* _ T ilt p. m. Wadnaiday Malting*: Organisation! 4:14 p. m. P r a y a r _____ — - T ill p. m. Choir —__________ 1:11 p, m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 111 Park Avanu* r. B. C h in e * ------------ P u to r Morning Wonhlp — 111! i. m. Sunday Behool —— 1:11 l m. Morning Wonhlp _ 11:11 a m. Training Union — f i l l p. m. Evening Worihlp - TUI p. m. Wad. Prayer Sarvlea T ill p. m. WKSTBIDE MISSIONART BAPTIST CHURCH Ith SI. A Holly Avi. P iu l M. C i l l i y ........ .... P u tor •undir School — 11:11 a m. •u ndir Morning Wonhlp — 11:11 i. m. ■undir B n n ln s W onhlp _ T:l# p. ra. W id n n d iy P n y ir sarvlea .— — T ill p. m. I Methodist Adventist HOLY CROSS 411 B. Park Av*. Pr. I.*roy D. Sopar, Raetor Holy Communion ._. T:It a. m. Family Sarvlea and Sunday School _ _ _ _ _ 3:00 a. m. Morning Prayar ( First Bunday — Iloly Communloa 11:11 a. m. TNI CHUICN 101 A l t . . * A U 90S TNI CHUICN Th* Church ta th* graataat factor on earth far lb* build­ ing of chararttr and good citizenship. It U a atorahouaa of apiritual value*. Without a atrons church, naithar democracy nor civilizalioa ran turvlvr. Thar* ar* four •ound raaanna why every perann ahould altrnd service* regularly and auppurl th* chunk They era: (II For his own aak*. (21 For hi* rhiU drrn'a aak*. (3) For th* aak* of liii community and nation. (4) For Ilia aak* of th* chunk Itaelf, which iu*d* hia moral and malarial support. Mas In i,o to thurtb regularly and raad y m Bahia daily. FREE METHODIST CHURCH Cornar 4th SL and Laural Av*. Xugana Shaldon ___ ___ Paator Telephone: I12*T43I Sunday School ...._ 1:4# a. m. Morning Worahlp __ 10:45 a. m. Evening Worahlp .._ 3:04 p. m. Wid. Prayar Sarvlea T ill p. ra. LUTHERAN CHURCH OP THE REDEEMER 111 W. tith Plae* •Th# Church of th* t.utharaa Hour" and TV "Thl* I* the L lf*“ Herbert W. Ooaraa ____Paator Sunday School _ _ _ 1:11 a. m. Worship Sarvlea _ lo:#o a. m. OOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH IIM A Orlando Drlva Harr. 1T-PS) Sanford. Florida 1I1-TI1I The nor. J. Uordoa P l a r y, Paator Sunday School ____ 1:11 a. m. Morning Worahlp __ 11104 a. m. Communion—First Sunday la Each Month KIXDKHUAHTEN AND NURS­ ERY Church Of God Methodist ■ Sunday I Samuel 1:8.18 I f onday I Kins* 8:51-61 Tuesday Fiat ms Wednesday 4:1-8 Isaiah 26:1-9 Thursday Isaiah 57:1421 Friday Matthew 17:14-21 FIRST CHURCH OP THE NAZARENE W. 2nd St. at Mapl* Ava. Paul Blckta _ _ _ _ _ -----Paator Sunday School — - 1:43 a. m. Morning Worship — 10:41 a. in. Youth _ _ _ _ _ ----- - 1:01 p. m. Evangallatle Sarvlea T ill p. » . Mld-Waak Sarvlea (Wad.) — T:M p. m. Third Sunday Slngaplratlon ___ 1:11 p. m. FIRST CHURCH OP THE NAZARENB Laka Mary, Fla. Bar. W. L Holcomb*, Paator Sunday 1:41 a. * . _ _ Blbl* School 11:01 a. m. _ Morning Worahlp T:40 p. ra. _ Evening Sarvlea 3:01 p. m. _ Wad. Mld-Waak Prayar Sarvlea* 3:04 p. m. __ lad Wad. Mltalonary Sarvlea Batmrday Galatians 8:28-29 FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OP LONOWOOD 111 Orange Street Rav. E. Ruth Orant — Paator Sunday School ___ 10:00 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:40 a. m. Sunday Evening _ 7:31 p. m. Wad. nibl* Study _ 3:31 p. m. Conquerors Matting Friday ------------ 3:11 p. " • Presbyterian FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sanford. Pla. Oak Av*. A 3rd St. (lrovar C. Sewell J r . _Paator Edgar W. Smith Jr. Aaalalant Paator Church School ___ 1:41 a. m. Sraalon Meats ...._ 1:4# a. m. Morning Worship 11:01 a. m. Pienaar Pallowahlp 1:00 p. m. Senior HI Pallowahlp 1:00 p.m. Evening Worahlp _ 3:30 p. m. Wad. Prayar Meat — 3:0* p. ra. CHURCH OP THE COVENANT I7TI South Orlando Drlva Thomas H. Makln —..... Paator W o ra h lp ------1:00 a. m. Church School ... - 10:00 a. m. TO L IS T YO U R CHURCH N O T IC E CALL 322-2611 -The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleT IIE 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 AD A M S T R A N S F E R A STORAGE Phone 822-0225 C E L E R Y C IT Y P R IN T IN G CO., INC. ;■ n SANFORD W E LD IN G ft FA B R IC A T IN G CO. Bill W hltly A Employees CH E LSEA T IT L E AN D G U A R A N T Y CO. 119 W. First, Sanford A . D UD A ft SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida GREGORY LUM BER o f Sanford H IL L LUM BER ft H AR D W AR E CO. Jimmy Cruppa and Employees N E LSO N ft 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 ARAG E Virgil C. Gracey ft Employees SR 46 ft Besrdall H O LLE R MOTOR SALE S CO. and S taff OVIEDO R AD IO ft E LECTRIC 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 A IR IE S HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sunford J. C. P E N N E Y C O M PA N Y C. L. Robinson and S ta ff STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. 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 B. EDW ARDS BU ILDERS SU PPLIES and Employees S M ITTY’S S N A P P IN ’ T U R TLE MOWER SALE S A N D SERVICE H ARO LD H. K A S T N E R CO. and Employees SOUTHERN N A T U R A L GAS CO. John Dunn and S taff W ILSON-EICHELBURGER M O RTU ARY Eunice L Wilson and S ta ff FOOD F A IR STORES, INC. Georgs Bailey and Employees H A R R E L L ft B E V E R L Y AUTOM OTIVE 209 W. 25th St-, Sanford B IL L H E M P H ILL MOTORS, INC. 801 W. 1st. S t, Sanford KILG O RE SEED C O M PA N Y 1400 W. 1st. St., Sanford PROGRESSIVE P R IN T IN G CO. J. M. Cameron and S ta ff LE E BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, A ir Conditioning T H E R ITZ T H E A T R E Bill Lovelace and Employees ZITTROW ER BROS. 1400 S. Elm LeR O Y C. ROBB CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. H IL L H A R D W A R E ft IM PLE M E N T CO. Bobby Newman and Employees S TA TE FA R M INSU RANCE Companies Irvin g L Pryor and S taff W ILSO N-M AIER F U R N ITU R E CO. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson ( i -SEMINOLE C O U N T Y A R E A CHURCH DIRECTORYBAPTIST Aallock Baptist Church, Oviedo Caatral Baptlat Church. 1111 Oak Ava. ChuluoU Plral Baptist Church ChutuoU Baptist Mlaalon SpurUmaa'a Club, ChuluoU Bldar Spring* Baptist Church. •IS Lahmen RS First Baptlat Church. I l l Park A t*. Friendship Baptlat Church t A lU n a a li Spring* RL III. AltMnonln Spriggs First Rnpllnt Church af DaBarr P in t Baptlat Church nf Oanavn First Baptist Church af leak* Mary First Baptist Church • ( Lake Monro# First Baptlat Church st Leaswsad. Oar. Church J# Oraat First Baptlat Church at Ovlada at Baptlat Church af San Kendo Springs t gallon Missionary Baptlat Church. W. H U SL Clip Baptist Charch Head Baptlat Church. Ovlada Bautbara Baptist Mlaaiea, Cbuluota Baptist Churah North RA Mlaaiaa BapUal Churah RA Ostaaa lag Olary Baptlat Church. Ocaava Harp. / Mt Oliva Missionary Baptlat Church, Baa Uindo Springs Kd_ Longwood Mt. Elon Missionary Baptlat, Slpaa Av*. New Mt. Calvary Mlaaleaary Baptist m i w. tith st New Islam Primitive Baptlat Ohurak, till W. tith St Now Mt Slaa Uaptlat Church, 1331 Pear Av# Oaklawn Baptist Chapel, 1341 W. lath a t Oataca Baptlat ChureS Plnacrast Baptlat Church, Sit W. Oncra Rd. Prairie L>aki Baptist Church, Rldgu Rd, Pern Park Progress Missionary Baptlat Churah. Midway Second Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church. Ninth Ik Hickory ■ t Jama* Mlralouary Baptlat Church Ste. ltd. til Oatccu ■ t Paul Mlaslouary Baptlat Churah, tth St ■ t Matthews Missionary Baptist Churah Caaaaa Haights BL John’# Missionary Baptist Church. I l l Cypress BL Tsmpl* Baptist Church. Faint Sprlags ltd. Altamonta Springs Waatald* Missionary Baptlat Churah, d ll B. Hally Ava. Slaa Map# Baptlat Church, Til Orange Ava# OATHOUO Church #f the Nativity, Laka Mary AU louts Calkello Church, I U Oak Ava. 4 St. Ann's Catholic Church, Pershing line#, Denary ■ t. Mary Magdalena Catholic Church, Mait­ land Ava, Altamonta gprlnga CHRISTIAN First Christian Church. 1003 S. Sanford A v a Congregational Chrlatlan Church. 3401 Park Av*. Narthslda Chrlatlan Church, F l o r i d a llavca Dr, Maitland CHURCH OP CHRIST Church Church Church Church cf of of cf Christ, t i l l S. Park Ava. Christ, Uanava Christ, Longwood Christ, Paela CHURCH OP OOD Church at Ood. I l l Hickory Church of Ood. I3SI A French Church of llod, Oviedo EPISCOPAL AU Saint* Episcopal Churah B. DaBsry Ava, Enterprise Chrlat Eplaoopal Church, lengwood All Balnla Episcopal, Entarprlac Holy Cross Kplacupal, Park Av*. #t 4th J LUTHERAN Ascension Lutheran Church, Ovarbrook D r, Caaaalbarry Good Shephard United Luther*. 33SS A Orlande Dr. Lutheran Church of th# Radaamar, I t l W. 31th Plica Maaalah Lutheran Church, American Lagloa llall, Pralrlt Laka, Pam Park ■L Luka* Lutheran church, RL 4>d Slavia METHODIST Barnett Manorial Methodist Church, B. Daliary Ava, Enlarprlaa Bear Lake Methodist Church llathat A.M.E. Church, Canaan Haights Caaaalbarry Community Mothodlat Church. Hwy. 13-13 A Plnay Hid** Rd, caaaalbarry Datlary Community Mathodlat Church W. Highlands. DtBary chrlat Methodist Churtb Kunland Estates First Mothodlat Church, 411 Park Av*. First Mathedlat Church af Ovlada Praa Mathedlat Churah, l f » W. 4th SL Oraca Mathodlat Church, Onora Rd. Orant Chapel A.M E. Church, Ovlada Oakgrav# Mathodlat Church, Ovlada Oataan Mathodlat Church Pa oIa Waslayan MathodlaL RL td W. at Paola ■L Jamas A.M.E, Sanford Av*. SL Mary's A.M.E. Charch SL RL 411 Osteen ■L Paul's Mathedlat C k u r a k Ostaaa Rd. Entarprlaa Stafford Memorial Mathedlat C h u r a h A Dollary SEVENTH DAT ADVENTIST Portal fek a Savantb-day Adventist Church. Hwy. 434, Poraat City Savanth-dAy Advantlat Church. Ualtland Avc, Altamonta Springs Savanth 4,,I’ " ,k ' 4* r Advantlat Church, N AZA RE N E OTHER CHURCHES P I ra t Church af the Naiarana, W. 3nd at Maple Pam Park Church of the Naaarena, O'Urlau Rd, Pam Park Lake Mary Ohurak af the Naaarena Allan's A.M.E. Church, Oliva A 13tk Church af 0*4 In chrl*L Ovlada Chulueta Community Church Church cf Ood of Prophecy, 3403 Etm A v a PRESBYTERIAN Community Preehyterla* Church, Laka Mary First Praabytarlaa church. Oak A v a * 3rd SL First Praabytarlaa Churah, Caaaalbarry Plral Praabytarlaa Church cf Dallary, K. Highland Praabytarlaa Church af Th* Ccvaaaat Slit A Orlando Dr. ■L Andrew* Presbyterian Church f i l l Lea­ nest Bob. Dr, Baer Lake Upaal* Community praabytarlaa Churah, Upaala RA Wastmlalalar Praabytarlaa Churcb, Howell Park. RL 43d SJ.V.*/ * » * ,„MU* •* Idttsr Day Saints, 3311 Park A,CI,rUl va Commonlty Chapel, Altamonta Spring. *V .‘*I* ° rth?4o‘ Church, SL John* CkryM>*tom Chapel, Hwy. 17-I3, Peru Park v ? r ^ 'y .^ f X *1* Israel, ISth A Magnolia L Chu/°h sf Chrlat, SclantlaL M L* 1 RA o*t aa* » .1 Pentecostal FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 411 Park Ava. John T. Adams Jr. „ Paator Morning Worship _ 1:11 p. m. Sunday School ____ 1:41 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:11 a. m. M TP Mattings _ _ 1:1* p. ra. (Intermedia!*, Senior) Evening Worship _ T ill p. m. t'opynaht 1*4, Kaiatar Advertising l u l l lac. Straaborg. Va. ] Nazarene Lutheran Christian Science l CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH Sunland Katatts Cltrua Heights Rev. Ray Ortgory, Jr.. Paator Church School — _ 1:4# a. m. Morning Worahlp __ 11:40 a. ra. M T P ___________ 1:1# p. m. Eva. W orah lp ___ 3:10 p. m. Wad. Prayar Sarvlea 7:30 p.m. Free Methodist FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST SCIENTIST 101 Boat Second Strait Sunday Sarrlc* A Sunday S ch ool---- 11:11 a. m. Hubiact: "(lod th* Only Caua* and Craatur" Wadnaaday Sam e* .. 1:04 p. m. Reading Room: 141 K. Pint. Weekday*: 10:10 a. m. - 4:11 p. m. Friday Kvanlngt Silt1:10 p. m. CHURCH OP OOD 3!nd A French H. C. Smith _ _ _ _ _ _ ... Paator Sunday Brhuol _ _ _ 1:41 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:01 a. m. Evangallatle Barr. _ T:I0 p. m. Tua*. Prayar Barr. _ T :ll p. m. Thura. Young Taopl* Endaaror - ....— T ill p. ra. ORACE METHODIST CHURCH Onora ltd., at Woodland A v*, Rav. John II. Hlrae Jr., Paator Church School _ _ _ 1:4#a.ra. Morning Worahlp _ 11:44 a. m. M T P ___________ «:## p. ra. churth sf Longwood Church. Oak Hill a ? » 5 w i •* Tht Salvation Army, 114 E. 3nd St. Daily Church a f San far 4. ltd E. U t SL I i �— — ■ v ------------------------------- ----------- I it * 4; I ^aufnrii Itmtlft FOURTH ANNUAL GRADUATION EDITION Changes Reported In School’s Role School Graduate Total Graduates o f Seminole H igh School can look back to a number o f events which have occurred during the past year— some o f them new, some o f them a continuation o f previous years and some o f which have been m erely rou­ tine in gettin g an education. That Of Last Seminole High School’s graduation weekend will see 257 students don the graduation garb and receive their diplomas. This compares with 213 fo r the previous cere* mony last year. AN D R E W BRACKEN . . . Principal The actual graduation rites will be held Mon* day night at 8 in the school’s gymnasium. The valedictorian and salutatorian — still to be an* The school had its evaluation by the Southern Association o f Colleges and Secondary Schools last fall. The school has expanded its tech­ nology course and emphasized a fast­ grow ing course in drafting. This was started during the previous school year but, since it is a two-year course, the seniors this year will be the first to receive full benefit from i t nounced at this writing — will be the principal speakers. The weekend o f activities got under way this afternoon with special Class Day events. Actual classes were to halt at noon. A series o f Class Dny events are planned te keep students busy for the balance o f the day. Nevertheless, Bracken says, many o f the one-year students have acquired positions with area firm s a fter having completed the initial period o f the course. Saturday they prepare for the two mnjor func* tions— the baccalaureate service and graduation. Baccalaureate services will be held nt the gymnasium Sunday night at 8. The principal speaker wil be the Rev. Herbert W. Goerss, pastor o f the Lutheran Church o f the Redeemer. Principal Andrew J. B r a c k e n paused at his desk the other day and recalled some o f the highlights o f the past year. S AN D R A S LA Y TO N • . . Cluss Treasurer A fte r the solemn ceremony the students wilt be guests o f several local groups for the annual FAG Night progrnm which will include a variety o f events ranging from a movie to spedul activities at Sanlando Springs. Other, more fortunate students who have completed two years o f drafting study have a fa r more fo r­ midable chance to acquire quick em­ ploym ent The Student Body issued a “ hand­ book” during the start o f the school year. In it were listed names and ad­ dresses o f all students; the officers and activities o f the various school or­ ganizations and generally an orienta­ tion o f the school and its facilities. A host o f local residents have volunteered to accompany the students in the night long round o f activities. The Student Council operated a bookstore with marked success, Brac­ ken recalls. HAROLD UNGER • • • Chaplain Members o f the walkway built to the other improvements variety o f groups in K ey Club had a library a;.d n an / were made by a the school. Bracken, looking to the future, says the school will function on a different daily schedule next year. There will be fiv e classes daily o f 70 minutes dura­ tion each. This season the school had six classes daily o f 55 minutes duration each. The change, it was pointed out, w ill give fa r more concentration on indi­ vidual courses and allow the instruc­ tors and students to have additional time together in following the educa­ tion pattern o f each student / • -• �Presenting P re s e n tin g ............. Jean Elizabeth Presenting Presenting Ann Masters Anne Jean ws* vice president of th# Glee Club, n member of the Triple Trio, the newspaper atnff. Future Teachers and Thespians. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Masters and she will en­ ter T ift College to study elementary education and m u s i e . Favcrlte pastimes are playing the piano and tinging. Aiken Glenda Faye Anne would like to be a Irgal secretary and will study at Jone* College In Jarkaonville. She waa the editor o f the school news­ paper, chaplain of the Trllil-Y , a member o f the Drama Club and the Sally staff. Anne is the daughter o f Mr. and Mra. Dick Aiken o f Sanford. Betty Jean Albert Glanda, who la called Glgi, la Interested In dramatics of any kind and will attend the University o f South Florida this fall to study dramatlr* and speech. She played the lead In Cheaper By the Doten; was business man­ ager o f the Smoke Signals; committee chairman fo r the Junior-Senler Prom, memher o f the Dramatics Club and a Thespian. Gigi alan layed four years of Powder uff football. She ia the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Thumas Albert. Pittard Betty was a member o f the Para-Medic*, the Future Homemaker* and the Glee Club. She plans to take n secretarial course at Jones Business Ccllej:e. Betty is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Georite Pittard and her pastime* are swimming and skiing. P Presenting Presenting Barbara Ann A lford Barbara wa* a member of the Glee Club and the Girl's Athletic Assn, for four years, and the Future Homemakers one year. She ia planning to go to work at the telephone company In Daytona Beach after graduation. Barbara'* hob­ bles are ewlmmlng and ten­ nis. She la the daughter of Mr*. T. R. Alford. Best Wishes, Class Of ’64! Nancy Seminole County Laundry Co. 811) W. Third Street 322-8253 K ay Antoine Nancy’* plans fo r the fu­ ture are indefinite at the moment but she will be seeking employment in San­ ford. She likes babysitting, movies and minature golf. Nancy is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Antoine. Downtown Cleaners & Launderers 113 S. Palmetto 322-5292 P res e n tin g .............. John P re s e n tin g .............. Michael Gulf L ife Insurance Company Bowes Wilson-Maier Furniture Co., Inc. Charles E. Toole, Supt. Robert Eugene Averett Ralph D. Ilackett, Supt. AG E N TS Mika waa a member o f the basketball team for three years, o f th* baseball team one year and th* I,etterman'a Club fur two year*. He would like to be a C PA and will begin studyIng fo r thla at Orlando Junior College In tha fait. Mike la the son o f Mr. and Mr*. F. C. Bowes and hia hobbies are softball and Now A ir Conditioned For Your Comfort Sanford, Florida 811 E. First S t Rill Kazee Frank C. Rowes Nat Rlchburg Howard E. Bass J. P. Wilson Fred J. Harris, Sr. Harvey Slayton Frank Bailey D. D. Gnmmage Ronald C. Horn Bobby baa a scholarship to Conner's College In Okla­ homa and there he will take a business course. A fter school he likes hunting, fishing, water akilng, gun collecting and swimming. Bobby is the ton o f Mr. and Mrs. E. E. A verett c f San­ ford. swimming. "C otton" Brown's Cowan’s .Village Inn “ Family Fashlona and Footwear" P re s e n tin g .............. Presenting . . • • . Diane Elizabeth Boston Diana la a member of tha Future T**ch#ra, the I.atin Club and the newspaper sta ff and Is planning to at­ tend Stetson University, majoring In elementary edu­ cation. Bhs la tha daughter of Mr. and Mra. J. 0 . Boston o f Lake Monroe and in her spare lime aha llkoa to read. 107 W. First St. Boston’s General Store Robert Phone 668-4322 P re s e n tin g .............. Macon Ballard Joyce Maureen will enter B rig­ ham Young University to study commercial art. She has been a member o f the Futur* Nurses, treasurer of th* Future Homemakers and chaplain o f the GAA in which she lettered. She was also a Candy Striper. Maureen’* parents are M{. and Mrs. A . G. Pitts and her hobbies are water snorts, drawing and dan­ cing. P re s e n tin g ............. Ann Beckham Jo.vra wa* a member of (be UCT Club and i* plan­ ning to study to b* a beau­ tician at the Daytona Beach Junior Collage. Shs is the daughter of Mr. and Mra. R. U . Beckham. Roseanne 201 N. Maple W illiam "M issy" was tha chaplain nf the National Honor So­ ciety, program chairman of the Science Club; vico presi­ dent c f the G A A and a member o f the F T A and tha l.atin Club. She will enroll at the University o f Houth Florida to study secondary education, majoring In EngILh. Missy is tha daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Natal* Belsito and In her apart time she likes to prattle* aynr h r n n i s e d swimming, go horseback riding nr boat­ ing. Ball Sanford, Florida P re s e n tin g ............. M. Brown Jr. A fte r graduation William la planning to enlist in tha U. B. Navy. A t Seminole High he lettered In football and track and waa * memher cf th* Letterman'a Club. He wa* a member of tha Glee Club and fo r two vears was a part o f the Double Quartet. William is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Brown and his hobbies ar* swimming and singing. Stephen G. Presenting Richard W ayne Benton Rick was a member o f tha band in hi* first and second year and o f the TKC Club In his third and fourth rear. Th# University of Florida la his choice and he plans to (Judy engineering. Rick ia the son o f Major and Mra. Damon Hawkins, Bassett Steve was a member o f the National Honor Society, the Key Club, G olf team, Bowling team and th* Letterman'a Club, holding two letter* in baseball. He alto worked on the school news­ paper at Seminole High. Steve ia planning to enter Georgia Taeh and major in a * r o n autical engineering. Hia parents are Mr. and Mra. W. H. Baaaett and bla hobby is bridge. P re s e n tin g .............. Belsito Douglas William was a member o f tha Future Farmer* of America fo r two year*. He la undecided about the fu­ ture after graduation. W il­ liam is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W . P. Ball o f Twin Lake*. P re s e n tin g .............. Maureen Pitts Mick/ was stage man­ ager of the Glee Club In hia junior and aenlor year* and a member o f the Glee Club fo r four year*. Ho alio served as librarian of the Glee Club and waa a mem­ ber o f the Spanish Club. Micky is planning to attend OJC and study education. He ia the sun o f Mr. ami Mrs. Franklin M. Ballard. P re s e n tin g ............. Burnup & Sims, Inc. Building Division Dellary, Florida P re s e n tin g .............. W illiam Sanford, Florida Sanford* Florida Gary Paul Gary hai not yat settled on hia choice of a college, considering either th* Univeralty of South Florida er Troy State Col|«g« |n Alabama, but he plana to study engineering and math. H* waa a member o f tha band and tha track team. His irent* are Mr. and Mra. C. • Bennett of Lake Monroe. e Bennett �•* Lewis P re s e n tin g .............. Presenting P re s e n tin g .............. Douglas Earl S. Black Jr. Bishop Kart earned letters for two years o f football ami track and one year o f hnsohall. He was a member cf the Letterman’s Club, the dice Club and the I.stin Club. He is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Karl Black Sr. and plans to enroll nt Frederick College in Portsmouth, Vs. He is undecided as to the rourse of study he will fo l­ low. In his snare time ha enjoys all kinds o f sports. Doug was manager o f the basketball team in the 10th and 12th grade and played junior varsity basketball ami football, lie was also a member of the band. A fte r graduation he will seek em­ ployment in construction or nuto mechanics. In his spare time he likes working on cars, swimming or playing softball. l)oug is the son of Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Dishop o f I’aola. . P re s e n tin g .............. Barbara Ellon Bolger Darhara has had many honors at S1IS. being chosen Miss Seminole High, Girls State delegate, and Junior C!a*s president. She was student body treasurer; sec­ retary o f the Latin Club; secretary of the KTA and a member of the Brain Bowl Team. Barbara was also a varsity cheerleader, a mem­ ber oif the Sally staff, the Nntinnnl Honor Society and the Anrhor Club. She was the recipient o f the DAR Good Citiicn Award, also. She will enter FSU this fall to study ninth and science. Barbara is the daughter c f Mr. and Mrs. U. L. Uolgtr. Raymond James Baker Having been a member o f the TKC Club, Hay is in­ terested in studying en­ gineering in college, but first he plans to enlist in the Armed Force* nnd finish his military service. He likes stamp collecting nnd model building. Day is the son o f Mr. nnd Sir*. Raymond J. Baker Sr. Presenting . . . . Presenting Shirley Ann Thomas Bowen Shirley, who Is nlcknnmed “ Do" was a member o f the G A A fo r three years and played four years c f Pow­ der P u ff football. She was nlso in the band fo r two years. She is planning to attend college Inter, hut for the present will seek secre­ tarial work under civil ser­ vice. She is the daughter of Mrs. Annie Ilowen and her hobbies sro softball, all kinds o f sports and dunring. David Austin Tommy has not yet de­ rided on which college ha will attend, but hr plans to study business correspon­ dence. Ho was a member of the Glee Club nnd his hob­ bies are horses, fishing nnd hunting. Tommy is the sen o f Mr. nnd Mrs. Uomcr Austin o f PnuU. Congratulations Presenting Presenting Allen Bowlin Randall Class of 64 “ Ran" has served a* treasurer, vice president nnd president of the Future Tenrhcr* Association; pre­ sident o f the Glee Club and was a member o f the stu­ dent council fo r three year*. Ran was presented with tha Student Activity Award In the U tli grade and was a member o f the awimming team this year. He is also an Kaglc Srcut. Ran is plan­ ning to lie an episcopal priest ami will begin study­ ing at FSU, Inter transfer­ ring to a seminary, tn his spare time he likes horselmck riding ami tailing. Ran is the sou o f Mr. and Mra. Randall Chasu. Duddy hns been a member of the I*utin Club, the Key Club, the Camera Club and the Dand. He is interested in becoming an electrical engineer and will begin study at Dade Junior Col­ lege in Miami. Duddy is tinson o f Mr. and Mrs. U. V. llowlin nnd his hobbies artdrag raring, awimming and water akiing. Presentinp Patricia Brantley Chase Company Patrieia Is presently em­ ployed ut Chase and Com­ pany as a DCT student nnd may continue them after graduation. She has been secretary o f the DCT and attended their state conven­ tion. She is also a member o f the National Honor So­ ciety and a graduation honor usher. Patricia is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. It. C. Drantley ami in her spare time *ho likes to cook or sew. Presenting P re s e n tin g .............. Presentinp Leon Dodson Carolyn Faye Estabrooks Carol was a member o f th e Future Ilomemukcra nnd after graduation, she will la-gin seeking employ­ ment in secretarial work. Carol’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. K l m e r Ka»talirooks nnd in her spare timu she likes hnrscbnrk riding, sew­ ing and puinting. I.ern Dodson was vice president o f the Future Farmers o f America and nfter graduation he plans to attend Trevecca Namrene College to study ma­ thematics. Leon is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Dodson and likes all types of spurts. Presenting P re s e n tin g .............. J e ffre y Graham Barlow J e ff 1* planning to enter Westminister C o l l e g e in New Wilmington, I'a. to major in hiitory. He wu* a ; member o f the Latin Club three year*, took fourth place in the Time New* Context, w u artist fo r tho school newspaper and lead­ er o f a comic folk singing group, J e f f * hobby i* study­ ing about the Civil War, stamp-collecting and sing­ ing. He is the son o f Cdr. and Mrs. John F. Ilarlcw. F. Brumbaugh Don Is Interested in scien­ tific research work and will enter the University of Florida in the fall, lie was .1 member o f the Science Club fo r three years and also o f the Spanish Club. Den is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Vance iirumhaugh and his hobbies are water spurts, fouthull, sports cars and golf. Presenting Jerry W illiam Cullum W riting Is Jerry’s main interest and hr was the win­ ner o f the Short Story Award In ItMMl; the Timn Mngar.ine Current Kvctil* Award in 10IVI; and lias had some o f his poems published in the National Anthology of High School Poetry. Jerry was a finalist in tha National Merit Scholarship Tests; served n* editorial writer for the achool news­ paper, was n member o f the l.ntin Club and DcMolny. In his spare time you'll find Jerry writing or doing re­ search or literary studies. Hu plant tu study journal­ ism at Florida Presby­ terian Colleg*. Presenting Sue Ellen Fulford Barbara “ Durkin" was vice push dent of the Spanish Club and also vice president o f the Futuie Teachers. She was a Hand Honor Guard in her junior year. Iliyhie is planning to enroll in a liberal aits course at Miami-Dadc Junior College. She is the duughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim lturkler and a ftrr schcol she likes to read, swim and study Span­ ish customs. Susan Irene Brown “ Susie B " was Junior representative to the May Day Ball, a Homecoming sponsor and a mn|nretto with the Tw irling Seminole* for three years. She nlso held membership in tJio Spanish Club, Heme Kr. Club and Glee Club. Future plans are to enroll nt South Georgia College in Douglas, (in., majoring in education with the aim o f being a math tenclu-r. A fter school she likes wnter skiing ami dnnring. She Is the daugh­ ter o f Mr. nnd Mis. J. A. Brown. Sue it making plans (o attend either Orlando Junior College o f MinmlDnde Junior Collegu part time and working part-time ss she studies Kngliah, his­ tory and art. In high school • he wns a member o f the Spanish Club and Future Homemakers and only miss­ ed one football game in two seasons. Af t er nehonl she likes to read, or draw and is interested in music, peo­ ple, sports ami hot rod*. Sue is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Fulfuid. Presenting . . . . . Don Chase Jr. Presenting Ann Buckler Terrance Terry w * « ■ member of lliu Double Quartet, tho Mixed Kntcmblc and sung for four year* with the Glee Club, lie wui a mem­ ber o f tho Drumulie Club and a Thespian and alao worked on the achool newspaper, Terry ia interested in psychology and will begin studying at Orlando Junior Collette. The eon or U S A F (re t.) Major and M ri. Harry llurkluw o f l.aku Mary, T e rry ’* f a v o r i t e ■■pare time activities inrlude wuter id.iiniT. swimming, tennis and akin diving. J. Bucklew Jr. �\V Ronald Dane Cash Gwendolyn Joyce Champion A S T ? -? Ronny l i planning to enllnt In tha U. S. Arm y following graduation from Seminole High School. Ho wns a member o f the Latin Club fo r two year*. Itonny la the aon c f Mr. and Mra. Darailc M anor. Gwen waa secretary of the Dramatics C l u b and a Thespian; business manager o f the Sally staff and secre­ tary of the Tumbling Club. She also held membership in the Trl-H I-Y and the Fu­ ture Homemakers and work­ ed on the newspaper staff. Gwen, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Champion Jr. is planning to study secre­ tarial science at South Georgia J u n i o r College after graduation. Favorite hebhies of Gwen's are bowling and dancing. Michael R. Roy Thagard Chance Boyd Thnd hn* been a member of the I.ntin Club nnd tho Glco Club nt school and other affiliations include DeMolay nnd the M YF. lip plans to enter Central Florida Junior College in Ocala nnd study business admin­ istration. Thad Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. It. T. Iloyd nnd nfter school he likes g clf and horseback riding. As a member o f the DCT Club, Michael has been working part time at the Florida State Bank and plans to continue his job there after graduation. He is the son of Mr. nnd Mrs. H. 0. Chance o f Lake Mary. Presenting . . . . . P res e n tin g ............. Lawrence Presenting Presenting P re s e n tin g .............. Presenting W ayne Congratulations Graduates Chester Larry la going to Join the US A ir Force after gradu­ ation. In high school he played Junior varalty fcotball and after achool he llkea flihlng, awlmming, horseback riding nnd drag racing. I.arry l» the aon o f Mr. nnd Mra. E. M. Cheater o f Lake Mary. Diana Seminole County Motors Sears Catalog Sales O ffice Dodge — Dodge Trucks — Renault Pinccrcst Shopping Center 1801 W. First St. 322-0614 Sanford, Florida Sanford, Florida Merrilyn Clause "D ee" was a member of the Triple Trio nnd nn officor o f the Glee Club. She was nlso a member o f tho Tumbling Club. A fter grad­ uation she plans to attend n beauty school. Dee is tho dnughtcr o f Cdr. and Mrs. Horrid Clause nnd in her spnre time, she likes swim­ ming, horseback riding and art work. Seminole Realty Hollywood Shops o f Florida Presenting . . . . f] Carol W. Dietrichs, Realtor Ann Carroll Sharon 114 E. First Street 1901 S. Park Ave. Leona Chaudoin Sanford, Florida Snnford, Florida Phone 922-5232 Carol was a member o f th e Future Homemakers and after graduation she would like to work In a doctor's office or a real eatato office. Sho la tho daughter o f Mra. Edith Carroll nnd her hobbles ara awlmming and sawing. Presenting . • • , . Alans Fabrics and Rugs 322-2071 Florida State Bank 200 W. First Street 2559 Park D rlv« Snnford, Floridn Rlinron was a member ef the Glee Club and as sho concentrated on businejs courses in high school, sho will seek employment ns a secretary or a telephone operator after graduation. Sharon is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. It. S. Chaudrln and after school hours she enjoys horsrbsrk rid­ ing, hunting, swimming and dancing. Sanford, Florida 1‘ Presenting Presenting Paula Cobean Gretta Coleman P re s e n tin g ............. Presenting Betty Lou Corbin Michael Betty I»cu wns a band o f­ ficer and participated in many band a c t i v i t i e s throughout high school. Shu wus ulso n member of the Spanish Club. Shu Is plan­ ning to enter Della College in Bay City, Michigan, ma­ joring in Home Ec nnd language and later sliu would llko to become uu air­ line slewurdcsa. Music and painting aru her hobbies and sho is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chsrles J. Corbin. P re s e n tin g .............. David Corbin Mike was named Moat Outstanding Musician in the Seminole High School Band last year. He is also artist for the school newspsper and president o f the TEC ('luh. Mike plsns to attend Pehn College In Michigan ami major in drafting. Ilis hobbles are music, swim­ ming and drawing and his parents are Mr, and Mrs. Charles Corbin. Susi Is planning to enter Ohio1- vVcilcyan University nnd major in secondary edu­ cation. A t Seminole High she was a member o f tne Anchor Club, Trl-H -Y, Futura Teschers, Spanish Club, Glco Club, Latin Club and Science Club, Susl was cn tho swimming team and the Rally ataff and a mem­ ber o f the National Honor Society. She la tho daugh­ ter or Nnvy Chaplain and Mra. It. L. Deal and her hohblea ara awlmming and water akllng. Audrey Candida P res e n tin g .............. Elisa Conder Candl wns chescn Mis* Seminole County in 1903 and was also DcMolny Sweetheart. She wns a member o f the Triple Trio, the Hpnnish Club nnd wns n majorette. A fte r tho many activities which followed her Miss Seminole County crowning, Cnndl hns chosen to continue her education by studying dramatics at the University o f South Florida. She In the daughter r f Cdr. nnd Mrs. T. 8. Conder. In her spare time you'll find Candl modeling, rending, sewing or wutcr skiing. Presenting . . . . . Presenting . . . . . Susan Elizabeth Deal If ~—T T [! f{ KT^ejag Gail Gall was president o f tha Futuro Homemakers Club; secretary nnd treasurer of tho Sophomore class and vice president c f tho Fresh­ man clnas. Sho wus a mem­ ber o f the pura-medics, tho (ilco Club nnd the Chnrnliers. Other activities o f Gail's Included licing n Cnndystriper, leading tho Junior Choir in church mid being a runner-up in tho U»f>l Queen o f Hearts eontest. A fter school, Gall likes swimming, skating, howling nnd aewing. She Is planning n nursing career and will attend nursing school in Miami, Paula was a cheerleader and a member o f the annual nnd nuwapnper atnff. Kh« him made pinna to enter Or­ lando Junior Collcgo and study business administra­ tion. Paula la tho dnughtvr o f l.t. and Mra. H. W. Cobeau o f Lnko Mary. ■(i- - — Presenting . . • . • Alan Herbert Bresnick Alan hn* been a member o f the TEC Glut) and plan* to continuo hi* interest* in that line by itudylng draftIng at Daytona Bearh Junior College, after gradu­ ation. He wa* also a mem­ ber o f the Tumbling Club ami tiiis, along with coin collecting is one o f hi* spuru time hobbles. A lso Is the ion o f Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bresnick. Presenting , . . . , Louise Decker Audrey was treasurer o f the National Honor Society nnd a member o f the Anchor Club and the Latin Club. 8he ia planning to major in psychology at A lbertua Magnua College in New Haven, Conn., after graduation from Seminole High School. Audrey la the daughter o f Cdr. and Mra. Edward A . Decker and her major apare time hobblea are playing the piano and reading. Geraldine Gere was president o f the Anchor Club, an Honor Roll student and played Powder i’ uff football. She Is planning to enroll at Barry College In Miami for a liberal arts course. Gere Is tha daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. W ally Dietrichs and in her spare time she likes water skiing, writing and collecting record albums. Samuel Lee Roy Copeland I I Sam Is mnking plans to attend Orlando Junior Col­ lege but hns not yet decid­ ed what course he will se. lect. He took part in tho play Cheaper by the Dozen and is interested in piano tennis, skin diving, gotf and basketball. Ram is the son o f Mr. nml Mrs. S. L . It. Copeland. Presenting Michael Mike's plans fo r the turo are indefinite at point, lie is thu son o f nnd Mrs. J. It. Davis his hobby is cars. Ray Davis fu­ this Mr. and Presenting . , . , , Paul W . Dennis I I Paul won first plnoe In the Drafting Design depart­ ment In llie Science Fair nnd served at treaaurer o f the TEC Club for two years. He will be looking for employment In drafting ar.d later plans to go to college and study engineer­ ing. He la the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Paul I)enni* and his hubby Is hand-cntfL. - hi » �Presenting . . . . . Mervin P re s e n tin g .............. P re s e n tin g .............. DeWayne Denton Jack Bridges Brenda Jack is planning to con­ tinue his education by be­ ginning the study of chemistry at OJC nnd then transferring to the Uni­ versity of Florida later. He was a member o f the Tumbling Club and the Latin Club and his hobbies are swimming and hunting. Jack ia the son o f Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Bridges. DeWayne w ai n member of the Seminole 11ikH TEC Club nnd plans to study mathematics nt It r c v a r d Junior Collette after gradu­ ation. His parents nre Mr. and Mrs. I). G. Denton of Geneva. Hobbles nre stamp collecting, dancing, swim­ ming and reading. P re s e n tin g .............. Joy Duggar Charles Dunn Danny was a member o f the Cbnrnliers, the Future Tenchern and the Science Club. Ho served cn the yearbook staff, and the stu­ dent council and was on the track team. Ho is interested in becoming nil x-ray tech­ nician nnd will study nt Grady Memorial Hospital. Skiing. bunting, fishing, football, baseball and piano are Danny's spnre time in­ terests. He is the son o f Mr. nnd Mrs. Donald A . Dunn Sr. Joy wns a member o f the Choralicrs and the Drama Club in her senior yenr and cf the Future Homemnkers In her Junior year. She plans to continue her edua t I o n by studring nt Woody's Brnuty School. In her srare time sbo likes to do hair atyllng, sewing nnd cooking or go swimming. Joy is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Duggar. Presenting . , . , , William Daniel P re s e n tin g ............. Hansen Cheers For Class Of ’64! Dursteler Willie I* Interested In at­ tending college, but has not decided where or what course o f study be will fol­ low. His major interests are In flying, skin diving, bunt­ ing nnd water skiing. Willio is the son o f Mr. nnd Mrs. William S. Dursteler o f Laku Mary. William Duxbury Bill 1ms been an nctive member o f the Sominolo High School bnml and the Future Teachers. Ho plans to enroll nt Ilrcvnrd Junior ( ’ollege after grnduntlon. Bill Is lire son o f Mr. and Mrs. Alton It. Duxbury nnd his major Interest is in music. Bill Hemphill Motors, Inc. 301 W. First Street A. 322-0231 Sanford, Florida P res e n tin g ............. P re s e n tin g ............. Brenda Sue Brown M argaret Ann It r e n d a was Seminole High’s May Day Queen this year nnd n Homocoming sponsor in lOCIi. She wns secretary o f tho Anchor Club and represented the Future Teachers at their state convention. Brenda has mnintained a B average through school and is en­ rolled in Orange Memorial Srhool o f Nursing, where she plnns to specialise in surgery. A fte r school she likes to tew or water ski. Brenda's parents nre Mr. sud Mrs. L. T. Brown. Sanford Auto Parts, Inc. "Featuring Fashions Just For You” 115 W. First Street Sanford, Florida 200 N. Park W . Atlee Burpee Co. Presenting . . . . . Henry Newton Finch Mary-Esthcr’s Touchton’s Rcxall Drug Co. Burpee Seeds Grow 207 W . First Henry ptnyed three years o f foothnll .and one year o f trnrk, was a member c f the Lettcrmen's Club and the Latin Club. His future plnn is to enter Daytons llearh Junior College and study some field o f science. Henry is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Henry J, Finch. Maureen Sanford, Florida 322-2182 Sanford, Florida uTItp ^ a i t f u r i i I j m t l i i Firestone Alice Fitts Presenting Presenting Lily Marie Flexer J Casselberry, Florida Presenting . . . . . Linda Louise Fitzwater Linds, who Is nicknamed “ F iU y " t r a n s f e r r e d to Seminole High in her Junior year, but in her former srhool »he look thu rhapter and state award o f the Fu­ ture Homemakers in her freshman and sophomore years and wes elected to the vice presidency of her state and nnlicnal projects. She ia planning to attend Trcvecca Natarene College In Nash­ ville, Tenn. to study psy­ chology. Linda It the daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fitzwater. Her hobby is reading. Foley Pearley is planning to en­ list in the U. 8. Arm y after redustlon. He pleyed footall and basketball in high school and In his spare time like* fishing, hunting and swimming. lie la the eon of Mr. and Mrs. Dlebold. C Robert Alan Boh wse a member o f tha bowling team and the ten­ nis tenm and his hobbles sro bowling and cnllsrtlng re­ cords. Bob plans to enter ■ technical college and study IBM operations. He ie the ion o f Mrs. Florence Me* Csrson, Jean Carolyn Fletcher Jean wns a member o f the Latin Club three years, newspaper sta ff nnd Drnunities Club one year. She Is planning to major in English at Hollins ( ollege. Writing and drawing nre her hobbles, .lean's parents nre Mr. and Mrs. 1). H. Flet­ cher. Presenting Presenting • • ■ s • Pearley L ily plans to seek em­ ployment In office werk after graduation. She Is the daughter o f Mrs. Marie Flexer end her hobbies are water sports and dancing. ✓ As a memlier o f the P C T Club, Alice has been work­ ing at Dearborn Electronics and plana to continue there after graduation. She Is also a Candystrlper. Skiing, swimming and surfing are her hobbies and alio is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs, W. A . Fitts, Don Is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. L. H. I’lnce nnd his Ini b h I e « nre taxidermy, hunting, swimming nnd spenr fishing. Future plnns sro uncurtain nt this time. Alton B. Duxbury P res e n tin g .............. Maureen will be getting married in July, hut while In .Sominolo High School she has served in ninny school activities, including three years in the Anchor Club and Futuro Teachers, two yeara on the yearbook staff, one year in the TEC Club nnd the T ri-lli-Y . Maureen waa a JuniorSenior From attendant nnd played I ’cwder P u ff foot­ ball. She was also treasurer o f the Junior Class. She is the d a u g h t e r o f Mrs. Dorothy Firestone end her hobbies nre sewing, hair styling, art, temiia and swimming. P re s e n tin g .............. Donald Lewis Place Sempla Pure Oil Presenting E. Mnrgnret plnns tn take a business course nt the Or­ i s n d o Vocntionnl School nfter graduation. She hns been n member of tho Fu­ ture Homemakers nnd a member of the Geneva Youth Cltih. Margaret's pnrents are Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W. Ellis of Grnevn nnd she liken bunting, fishing and must sports. 121 E. First Street Seminole Tiara P rw e n tln g .............. 322-2385 Snnford Ellis Frantzen Lloyd Lloyd has ehosen to en­ list in the U. 8. Nuvy after griiiluslinn, and Intends to go to college later, Hu was a member o f the le tte rman's Club with three years o f football nnd two years o f track. He wn* also In the F F A fo r one year. Lloyd lives with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sapp and his favorite hobbles sro football, hunting, fishing •nd skiing. Freeman �P re s e n tin g .............. P re s e n tin g .............. Dennis Lee Brown Bartholomew F. Dennis wss chosen A d ­ miral o f the Anchor Club and sophomora attendant nt the May Day Ball. He ia a member o f the National Honor Society, atudent council, Spnnlsh Club and Key Cluh and haa received two certificates for scholas­ tic achievement, n e also played four years of bas­ ketball. Dennis is planning to study medicine nt Deni­ son University in Granville, Ohio. He Is the son o f Mr. I,. Swartz nnd to play water P res e n tin g ............. Joseph Gazil Jr. "R o " played football and was a member of the Latin Club. He is planning to en­ ter the University o f Florlilny to study Inw. Ro is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gazll and in hla spare time he likes bowling, swimming, golf and tennis. P re s e n tin g .............. Patrick Galletta Fred wns a member o f the TEC Cluh in the lU h and 12th grade nnd plan* to at* tern! Orlando Junior Col* Irire after graduation. He la the aon o f Mr. and Mr*. II, F. Gnlletta and hi* hohhle* are tennis, swimming and sailing. John Emmet Stanley Garner Zeuli Pat made the third high­ est grade in the Senior Class on the Time New* test. He was a meml>er o f the CJlep Club and the .Spanish Cluh. Tat is the son or Mr. and Mrs. Philip Zeuli and plan* to attend Stetson University and study law. His hobbies are drawing, hunting and fly ­ ing. Stan has been n member of the DCT Club nnd the Future Fnrmers. He would like to work in the field o f electricity and hopes to ob­ tain employment with a power cempanv. Stan Is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Gamer Sr. We Wish You Every Success! K ader Jewelers Congratulations, Graduates "Registered'’ Jewelers o f American Gem Society Howe’s Fashions Sanford, Florida 2526 Park Dr. Sanford, Florida W all 1100 French Avc. Plumbing, Heating, A ir Conditioning 322-7053 Sanford, Florida Helen Manufacturers o f Smitty’a Tree Hoe Gleeson Ronald Arthur Goerss Toy Corral 2701 Orlando Drive Sanford, Florida Pinecrcst Shopping Center Ricky Giles 322-6562 P res e n tin g .............. P re s e n tin g .............. Penelope 1011 Sanford Ave. B & S M fe. Co. Sanford, Florida P re s e n tin g .............. Presenting . . . . . Rebecca Layne Sandra Dianne Getman Sandy was a member o f the Chnrallers for three yrars. A fte r graduation, she will seek employment, per­ haps in a bunk. Sandy is tho daughter of Mr. and Mr*. It. E. Getman und in her spare time she likes to go horseback riding, water akiing or dunclng. Douglas Frank Plapp Dougins Is the *nn o f Mr. mid Mrs. F. (1. Fliipp. His future plans are uncertain. Furniture Center, Inc. P re s e n tin g .............. P re s e n tin g .............. Reeky has been a mem. her o f the Glee Club and a library assistant. She hopes to attend South Georgia Junior College, but is not yet sure what course o f itudy she will follow. Becky is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Giles o f Lake Monroe and is active in the 5-H Club, church work, likea horseback riding, iwimming ano water akiing. Presenting . . . . . Charles Galloher Karen Dawn Green I i Penny lias served n* re­ porter o f the Future Home­ makers, ami treasurer o f the Drumntlc* Cluh. She wu* also a member o f tho Futme Teachers, the l.atin Club nnd the newspaper staff. Shu plans to attend South Georgia College nnd study education. In her spnru time, Penny, daughter of Cdr. nnd Mrs. It. G. GleeSon likes to fish, read, golf or cook. Tlonntd has served ** president of the I.ntin Cluh. ."hnplnin o f the Nationnl Honor Society; vice presi­ dent and treasurer o f the Key Club nnd wns on the honor roll. He is planning to study medicine at Emory University a fter graduation. Hcnnld is the son o f Kev. nnd Mrs. Herbert Goerss sml bis hubbies are fiahing and golf. Presenting P re s e n tin g .............. Roy Donald Green Jr. John K en t Gregory Ricky will enroll at Western Carolina College to study political science and h il * I n e s s administration sfter hls graduation from Seminole High School. He was a May Day attendant nnd a member o f the le tte rmen's Cluh. Ricky earned letters in swimming and baseball. He is tho son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles T. Galloher nnd likes water skiing and working on auto­ mobiles. Karen was a member o f the National Thespian So­ ciety and the Drams Club and served on the prom committee. She expect* to move to Spain a fter achool ia out ao her plans for the future aro indefinite. Karrn is the daughter o f Mr. and Mra. Robert E. Green and her hobble* are dula dan­ cing and water akiing. Presenting . . . . . P re s e n tin g .............. M argaret Deane Grier Gary Robert G riffis f Kent plans to study tech­ nical writing at the Univer­ sity o f South Florida. He bus hern in the hand two venri nnd the Drnmatiea Club two yearn. Ken Is the ion o f U 8 A F (r e t.) Col. J. O. Gregory nnd Mra. Gre­ gory nnd Ills hobbles are iluntlng, fishing, s k i i n g , boating, reading and listenmg to classical jjiusic. R ry Is student conductor of the Marching Seininoles, s 1st I.t. nnd Drum Major, lie is also a member o f the Science Club. Roy will enter Florida State University and major in law or biology. Ilu i. .on o f Mr. and Airs. Roy I). Green Sr. o f San­ ford nnd his hobbies Hru tennis, music and the study at Hawaiian culture and language. P re s e n tin g ............. Diane •5 § g r # P re s e n tin g .............. Roberta Hackett Diane served on the year­ book ataff and the baud color guard, waa a member c f the Spanish Club fo r two yrars and tha Future Teachers fo r three years. Although she has not de­ cided on her course o f study, she plana to attend Florida 8tate University. Diane is tha daughter o f Mr. and Mra. W. L. H o c kett and in her apare time likes to awlm, fish and listen to music. P eggy will take up premedical studies at Daytona Ilcach College In the fall. She has been a mninrette and • member o f the TEC Cluh, the newspaper staff nnd the Future Ilcmcmnkeis. P eggy’s parents are Mr. and Mra. H. II. Grier and aha enjoys water sports. Presenting Susan Elizabeth Halback Susie was ths winner o f the Florida State Teachers Scholarship tills year. She was associate editor o f the yeerbeok, s member o f the National Honor Society for three years; the Anchor Club, three years; student council, three years; Fu­ ture Teachers, three years; Tumbling Club, three year* and Latin Club, three years, Suale was vie* president o f the Junior claea and editor o f the Student Handbook. She is alio a member o f the iwimming team and a Worthy Advisor o f t h a Rainbow Girls. Sha ia tha daughter o f Mrs. Elizabeth Halback and W . C. Halback Richard D. H argrave t Gary is planning to work fur a year and then Join the military service. He played football, basketlwll nnd track at Mninlnnd Sr. High in Daytona and was a mem­ ber o f the DCT Club nt Seminole High. Gary is the son o f Mr. and Mra. A . J. G riffis. P re s e n tin g .............. Lynn Harrell r Richard w ill leave on August 11th fo r Parris Is­ land. S. C to Join the U. S. Marine Corps. He played football, waa a member of the Projectionist Club, the newspaper ataff and the Fu­ ture Teachers. He Is the ion o f Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Har­ grave and hls hobby 1$ wa­ ter akiing. His ambition is to cwn a fuel injected Cor­ vette. Lynn is Interested In medicine and music, both of which he will attempt to pursue in the military ser­ vice. He has been a member o f a dance band, a combo and the French Club. Par­ ents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Harrell and hobblea are iporU and music. �P re s e n tin g .............. Presenting P re s e n tin g .............. Howard Elizabeth’ Jean Hayea Ricky Harris Iticky will atnde educa­ tion with the ambition o f being n teacher when he en­ ter* Krntucky State College. He Is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harris and his hobby Is coin col­ lecting. He wa» a member of tha l.atin Club fo r two trrars. Sharon Bette waa a member of the Future Teacher* ami the Hand and will major in so­ cial studies at Virginia In­ terment Collrge. She I* the daughter o f Mr, and Mr*. Jams* M. Hayrs and her bobby la music- | P re s e n tin g .............. Lee Healy Michael G. Hendry Mika p l a y e d baseball, football and track was n member o f tha (llee Club and thn Imnd during hi* high school years. A fte r graduation ho pinna to work through tlm summer an<l then join Ilia military »crrlre In the fall. Camping out, fishing, hunting and •kilng are Mike's favorite pastimes and hla parent* are Mr. and Mrs. F. (J, llcmlry. Sharon was a member of th e Future Homemakers and the tilco Club and plan* to take n secretarial course at a school in Westcrt. Conn. She Is the aughtrr o f Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Ilealy and dancing, hnrsehnek riding and cookIng art her favorite pas­ times. S P ro .'en tin g ............. Barbara Jean Best Of Luck, Graduates! Heron Barbara was t member of the Sally staff, the Latin Club and the GAA. She plan* to be married after graduation. Itarhar* I* the daughter o f Mrs. Alice G. Heron o f Sanford and Dornnrd Heron of Winter GarJen. Ill her spare time she likes h o r s e b a c k riding, swimming and other out­ door sport* and activities. L a N e t t transferred to Seminole High from North Chicago High in January. At the Chicago school sho wa* a mcmhrr of the I'rom Court, l>rama Club, Stage Craft, and Technical direc­ tor of the Glee Club, A fter graduation she plant to at­ tend Woody's Hair Styling School. I a Nett Is th o daughter o f Mr. and Mre. Clarence Henning and her hobbies are howling, swim­ ming, dancing and skiing. Hunt Lincoln - Mercury, Inc. 109 N. Palmetto Ave. Sanford, Florida Ph. 322-4SS4 P re s e n tin g .............. P re s e n tin g .............. Sandra Y vette Hervish William Merrell Higgins Jim Hunt Realty llllly waa All Conference and A ll County th foot hull ss well as eo-captain o f the football team. I l « played three years of basketball and three years o f baseball, waa a member o f the Letterman's Club and th* Latin Club. Hilly 1* th* sen of Mrs. Carolyn Higgins ond pinna to attaint Murray State College in Kentucky, through he is undecided about his academic course. Skiing and all uthlcties uro hit pustimes. 2524 Park Dr. Secretarial science will be Sandy'e course o f study at Jane* lluiiness Collega in Jacksonville. She la the daughter o f Mr. and Mre. II. W. Ilcrvish and enjoy* water skiing and all out­ door sport*. Sanford, Florida Ph. 322-21 IS Lee Brothers W icboldt’s Camera Shop Plumbing, Heating, A ir Conditioning P re s e n tin g ............. Patricia Anno Holland Films — Cameras — Finishing SI!) Kim Ave. Sanford, Florida 210 S. Park Patricia was vice presi­ dent o f the DCT and has hem working at th# San­ ford Credit Bureau where •ho will ronllntia after graduation. She Is t h e daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. W ilfred J. Holland and her hobblaa arc Making and reading. Har-Car Aluminum Products Sanford, Florida Preaentlnfr.............. Carolyn Fuy Holloway Ph. R22-0852 A. J. Lossing Transfer & Storage Co. Orlando Drive Thone 322-3672 Sanford, Florida Carolyn would like to he a medical secretary and will study at Jones College. She has been a member of th* Future Teachers, th* stu­ dent council and th* Gtr* Club and parliamentarian of the Kutur« Homemaker*. She is th* daughter o f Mr. aud Mr*. A. D. Holloway and bar favorite pastimes a re swimming, howling, badminton and tenuis. Sanford, Florida Eugenia Ann Hoop Kenneth Lawrence P o ff Jnannle plana to he en English teacher and will be­ gin her studies at T ift Col­ lege In Forsyth, Ga. after graduation. She was a member o f the Glee Club and tha Triple Trio and served as a accompanist for the Double Quartet. Jennnie was also a member o f Fut u r e Teachers and the 8rlenre Club. 8he Is Die daughter o f Cdr. and Mrs. Louis B. Hoop Jr. and aha •Ing In the church choir, play* the piano, collects record albums and enjoys all outdoor aporta. Ken Is a member o f the National Honor Society and was on the honor roll three years, lie received Hi* Pilot Club Award In his freshman year. Ken was an officer of the Jumbling Club, a mem­ ber of the Selene* Club and the Spanish Club. He plana to study medicine and will enroll at the University e f Florida. Ken's parent* art Mr. and Mrs. I-awrenre P off and hi* hobbles are skiing, swimming, boating and camping. P re s e n tin g .............. P re s e n tin g .............. M argaret Presenting . . . Presenting . . . . P re s e n tin g ............. Mary Hurt A liberal arts course at St. Petersburg Junior Col­ lege Is Margaret's plan for the future. She has been a member o f the G A A and the student council, prom com­ mittee, stamp club and one of th# stage erew fo r the Junior Clase play. Margaret I* the daughter o f Lt. Col. Charlea Clyde Hurt (ret.) and apenda her apart time at golf, awlmmlng, snow cr water akilng and othrr eporta a i well a i slump collecting. Susan Linda P re s e n tin g ............. M argaret Hunt Elementary education will be Linda’s major at David Lipscomb College. She w it a mamber o f tha Glee Club, the Chorallers and the Triple Trio and took part In the Florida Music r'eatlval. Kha waa also a mem­ ber o f the Future Teacher* Assn. Swimming, painting, tawing and music ant tha favorite pastimes fo r Linda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, W. F. Hunt. Ilefora eoming to Semi­ nole High Sua waa a mam­ ber of the Futvire Business Leader* Club. She plana to b* inai i lad this summer. Sue is tha daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Jacks and htr hobbies a rt dancing and swimming. Dorothy Dottle ha» been a member of the band for four year* and the Latin Club for two years. She waa a winner In tha history event at the Latin Forum. She la en­ rolling In Orange Memorial School o f Nursing and plan­ ning to he an BN. Dottla’a hobny la ventriloquism and music and aha hai provided much entertainment for her rlaasmatea and other* with the form er hobby. She fa tha daughter o f Mr, and Mrs. C. T. Jardine c f Luke Mary. Hunt Marilyn was Homecoming (1 u c r n and I^Jlterincli's Club sponsor, at well as being a majorette, a mem­ ber o f the newspaper staff, tho Dramatlce Club, Fu­ ture Teacher* and the Glee Club and Triple Trio. At South Georgia College slio will malcr in education. Marilyn la the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hunt and she spend* her s|Mire time singing or water skiing. P re s e n tin g .............. Jacks Marilyn Presontinjr Alice Jardine John M. Jenkins John la planning to en­ list In the U. S. A ir Force and finish hia military earvies before beginning col­ le ge . lie U (flu son of Mr. add Mr*. John Jenkins and hia hobbies are surfing, football aud baseball. �I 4 » ^L- John Victor Jernigan A lfred Presenting P re s e n tin g ............. P re s e n tin g .............. Presenting . . * • . John Jiminez Berry Holland Johnson Helen Janet Johnson /irTr-’ i — r r * John waa a 1st L L In the Seminole High School band of which he wae a member for three year*. He waa alto ,-aptain cf the 8H8 bowling team. John I* the aon of Mr. and Mr*. Belton K. Jer­ nigan o f Sanford and U planning to atudy elec­ tronic* at the Unlvereity of South Florida. In hla apare lime you'll find.John bowlIng in three leagues, awlmmlng or working on aport* car*. Alfred ha* been a member of the Future Farmer* for three year* and plana to enter Trevecca Naaarene College in Naihville, Tenn to atudy math. He ia the ton o f Robert Jlminet and In hit apart tima h* likes to fish. Berry ha* played four year* o f ba*ketball and four year* o f baieball and been a member o f the Detterman’e Club for four year*. Ha haa been a member o f the Fu­ ture Teacher* for three years and wa* a May Day attendant in hi* freahman year. Herry will enter W es­ tern Carolina College in North Carolina to atudy business admlniatratfon. He U the ton o f Mr. and Mra. M. F. Johnson and hit pas­ times art water skiing and dancing. Janet was a majorette for two years and played the piano for the Chornller* for two year*. She is getting married in August but also hope* to become a secre­ tary. Janet is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Johnson and her pastime is piano. P rex e n tin g............. P rexen tln g............. Congratulations, Seniors! Malcolm L. Johnson Tonya Lee Ann Johnson rggra r Nicknamed Ducky by hi* freimU. thla young man will leave right after erhool it out to Join the Marine Corpa. Hr waa a member of tho F P A for three yee.ee and tiie DCT one year. Ducky ia the aon of Mr. and Mr*. D. Johnson and hit hobby I* hunting. Ball Brothers Trucking Co. Therm-O-Tane Gas & Appliance Co., Inc. 802 W. 13th Street 414 W. Ninth Street 322-2931 Sanford, Florida Ivey’s Shoe Store P resen tin g.............. Robin Sanford, Florida Tonya was chosen Sweet­ heart of the Seminole High Chapter of t h e Future Farmer's o f America. She has been a member o f the Glee Club for three yean. Tonya plans to attend col­ lege in Augusta, Ga. to itudy mining. She is the daughter o f Mr. and M n . Albert L. Johnson and sing­ ing and sports are her hob­ bies. Ted Williams Hardware Presenting 208 K. Firxt Street Ray .Jones 322-0204 Sanford) Florida Roliin Is Interested in the Nuvy’s I’ulnrie field launch­ er and would like to wolk there. He is the aon of Mrs. Pauline Jones. Phagan’s Grocery Pierro M fg. Co. 1600 Southwest Hoad 322-6888 Sanford, Florida P ru xen lin g............. P res e n tin g ............. Lois Anne Karnes Susan Sanford, Florida 402 Pecan Avc. P r e s e n t i n g ................. Phagan Sonya Sanford, Florida 205 E. 25th Street Raymond Leigh Jones Sonya was a member o f the Future Homemaker* slid the Future Teachers, the band, the newspaper stuff and tbe Trl-H i-Y. She will l.e seeking enipluynu-nt in secretarial work after graduation. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Runion and her pastimes are ten­ nis and dancing. P re s e n tin g .............. Millard K ing Thomas Charles King \ \ Su»an waa a member of tbe Future Teachers and the tilee Club. She will en­ roll in Hull June* Universlty in (ireenville, 8. C. to itudy elementary education. Huean le tbe daughter o f Mr*. Katherine I’ hagan and her hobblri are tinging and playing the piano. l.ol« win a member o f th* Dramatic Club anil attendi-il Seminole County Busi­ ness School. She plain to In- married nilur to gradua­ tion and will later work In Knoxville, Tenn. hole la Die daughter o f I.t. and Mra. Allen O. Kiime*. Her bobby la water akilng. P res e n tin g............. P rc o e n tin g ............. P res e n tin g ............. Edward Louis Kosky Linda Lee Kriz Linda waa aecretary of th* Freshman class, a mem­ ber of tha student council, Dramatics Club, I<atln Club, Spanish Club, Futur# Teach­ era and th* prom committee. She ia also a member o f th* Rainbow Girls. Linda is the daughter o f Mrs. D. R. Mellrycr and L. J. Kris. She pinna to study psychology at the University o f South Florida and her nobble* are water akilng and creative writing. Eddie was a member o f tiie Key Club and th* Science Club and played rurally football. lie will lake up th* atudy o f physics or chemistry at Auburn University in the fall. Eddie ia the son o f Mr. and Mra. Doula T. Ku*ky and his hobby ia tennis. P res e n tin g ............. Judy Louise Lavender Judy waa a majorette for two years and a member o f the newspaper staff. Sha will study IBM at Florida Technical College. Judy ie the daughter o f Mra. Curtis Lavender and the late Mr. Lavender. In her spar* time she enjoy* conking, read­ ing or water skiing. P re e e n tin g .............. Judith Marie Lewis Linda waa a member o f th* TrI-HI-Y and tha news­ paper staff and served *s secretary o f th* 8panlih Club, completing four years o f Spanish. She w ill seek aecretarlal employment a f­ ter graduation. Linda la Uia daughter o f Mr. and Mra. 1. K. Leggore and pastime* are swimming, bowling, roller skating and cooking. Raymond hae been In th* Future Farmer* for three year* and In the (ilee Club for two yean , lie if the ■on of Mr*. Dcaiie M. King and hla hobbire are hunting and flibing. Future plana are uncertain. Judi was a member o f Ui* Drama Club and is active In Scout work and church werk. A fte r graduation she will be looking fo r employ­ ment as a secretary. Judl I* tha daughter o f Mr. and Mra. Ted Lewis and music and cooking are bar bobble*. Linda Ley Linda plana to atudy boms economic* and fashion de­ signing at Florida 8tat* University. She waa secre­ tary of her sophomore rlaaa; vice president o f th* Future Homemaker, * mem­ ber o f the Trl-H I-Y and the Latin Club and a wlnnar o f th* Pilot Club Award. Linda Is tha daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Dry Jr. and her hobble* are skating and sewing. Tommy waa In the band three years and in the TEC Club one year. He plans to work at General Electric for a year and then attend Day­ tona Bcarh Junior College for the atudy o f engineer­ ing. Tommy Is the son of Mrs. Sara M. King and his pastimes arc fishing, swim­ ming and building models. P rex e n tin g ............. Norman Edward Leach II Norman was president o f the National Honor Society; vice president of tne Science Club and held sev­ eral offices in the band, in­ cluding that o f captain, earning a total o f 26 medals in his four years. Norman won the 1964 Florida A llStar Hand award, was a member o f th* 1964 Stage Hand amt the first Florida Junior S y m p o s i u m of Science at Gainesville, lie has two Sciencs Fair awards and six honor roll certificates. He was a mem­ ber r f tiie Latin Club and the National Junior Honor Society. Prexenting Diane Lynn Lipsey Diane waa a member o f th* board of directors and treasurer of th* Anchor Club, a member of th* Fu­ ture Teachers and worked in tha school office. Sh* will be seeking secretarial work after graduation, preferrably in tha Itgal field and hopes to go to college later. Diane is tha daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil M. Lipse^r. Water spurt* ara her in * �/* Presenting Presenting Ruby James C. Long Presenting • • • • Doris Dianne Low ery .Tames Is planning to en­ roll nt California State Polytechnic Institute n n d then attend M IT for a PHD, majoring in electronic en­ gineering. He received a letter of commendnticn from the National Merit 3 r h o I a r ship Foundation. James was a member o f the newspaper staff and in hi* spare time is a bam radio operator, likes photography and political science. James is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Walter Long. Presenting Dianne will enroll at. Or­ ange Memrrial School of Nursing to begin study for her career In that field. She wa* a member o f the Fu­ ture Nursea lor two years, the G A A and the Future Homemaker*. Diane's par­ ents ara Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Lowery. In her spare time she likes art, sports, sewing, listening to reord* and reading. Marie Luke Ann Allen Mahan Ann was named Miss Seminole County o f IPtU slid was Miss Florida o f the U 8TA in 1U03. She has served a* treasurer o f the Candy Striper*; chaplain o f tha sophomore rla**, a May Day attendant and an A Corps majorette. Ann also was a member o f the TriIli-Y und jilnyinl Powder Pu ff football. She is thn dsughter ef Mr. and Mr*. Roliert Malnn end has en­ rolled in Grmly Memorial School o f Nursing. She i* al.*o interested in modeling a* a career. In her spare lime she likes water skiing, modeling and twirling. "D uke" has been attend. Ing Seminole County Bustness School and will work in Oilundo as a legal secre­ tary. She is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Donald Luke and her hobbies are water skiing and painting. : i *1 P re s e n tin g ............. Presenting M ary Good Fortune To Manfredo You, Graduates! Shoemaker Construction Company Mary was a cheorlendar for two years and a member of the Future Homemakers. Her plans for the future arc indefinite at this time. Mary's parents are Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Palmer 211 West 25th Street Phone 322*3103 Scott Howard Malbon Scott wa* a member o f the band four years, thn Tumbling Club two year* and the Science Club two years. He will unroll at Florida S t a t e University and s t u d y science and chemistry. Music and water iports are Ills hobbies and bis parents are Mr. und Mrs. II. C. Malbon. Strickland - Morrison, Inc. 1 Presenting •T ou r • • • • Donna M aritta Dealer Since 1932* Presenting 308 E. First S t Markos Pli. 322-1481 Robert St. John’s Realty Co. Martin of 118 N. Park Avo. Sanford, Florida 322-6123 finnford and Seminole County, Ine. Larry’s N ew & Used M art Dick’s Appliance Sales & Service 216 S. Sanford A v«. 610 8. Sanford Av«. Adcock :| Rob will enlist lit Uni Navy after graduation nm| following completion o f bis service lime, pluns to study engineering at college. Hob wa* u member o f the band, Iho swimming team, (hn Future Teacher* and thn DCT Club, lie is the eon o f Mr. and Mrs. Roliert C. Martin o f f.ake Mary and enjoy* water sports, limiting and cars. Credit Bureau • • • • Linda C. Sanford, Florida Putinn has been in the Glee Club and the ChoraHers two years. Site is the daughter o f Mr, and Mrs. P, L Markos and plans to work as a civil aarvica soerutary. Her hubbiea arc swimming, art, reading and cooking. Presenting Ford • ■ IS Presenting Patricia Joann May 7 Sanford, Florida 322-1132 Sanford, Florida 322-7658 fl •j Linda plana to continue her education at Jones Bua|ness College where she will take an automation secre­ tarial course. Hit* hus been a member o f the swimming team, para-mtdlcs, student rouncil and achool news­ paper. Linda's hobbles are swimming and dancing. She is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Adcock. Tetrlcla wa* treasurer o f her school business club and plans to *cuk office employ, mant doing secretarial work or bookkeeping after gradu­ ation. 8h* is the daughter o f Mr. mill Mrs. Frank May and her hobbies uru sewing and knitting. A. J. Adcock Painting Gregory Lumber &Home Improvement Contractor Maple at 6th 1911 Magnolia, Sanford i : H Sanford, Florida •fl 322-9568 • U Michael John Daniel McCall Edward Dun w a» a member of the first All Conference team ami also o f the All County team; played three yeuri of football and was on the track team three years. He was u member o f the Let termen's Club, the Lutin Club, student council, lirarustic Club, Thespians, Glee ..... Club, Chnralirra and Science Club. He will enter Western Carolina College taking liberal arta course. Dan Is the son o f Mr. und Mrs. H II. McCall und hunting and all sports ure bis hobbies. Karen Lucella Earmin Metzler | 1 m ¥ Rena Faye L. M id k lff Jr. Eurmin ha* mad* plans t « work for the nest year und then enter Jones Business to study accounting. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kannln M idklff and a* partlmes he likes skiing, swifting, colli collecting and riding. Myra M. Meeks McKenzie Rena was a member o f the (I A A for four year*, and was elected president In her senior year. 8he was a mem­ ber o f the bowling team, the Glee Club and the Powder Pu ff football team. Rena ia the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Russell MrKeuxle and her hobble* ate skating, swimming end sports in general. fihs will ssek em­ ployment with civil service cr a* a secretary. "Mynnle* bus been a memof the T rl-lll-Y , the Dra­ matics Club, Latin Club, newspaper staff, Future Teachers, Candy Stripers, ami an honor usherette. She I* the dam,-liter of Mr. and Mr*. Charles Meek* and enjoy* water skiing, sowing und cooking . Him will enter Florida Stale University In the fall to study •U-nirntary education. Presenting P re s e n tin g .............. Karen plana to work for a year and then enter tiursea training. She has been a member o f the Kpanish Club, TEC Club, T rl-lll-Y , newspaper staff tnd Candy Htripers. 8h>- i» the daughter o f Mr, and Mre. Edward H. Ilennett and likes sewing, cooking and reading. 4 1 t; /■ -■> McClary Mike plsyed junior varsi­ ty basketball, varsity bas­ ketball and wa* a member of the LetUrman's Club, lie will enter Western Carnlinu Ccllege, majoring ill busi­ ness administration. Mike is the son » f Mr. and Mrs Vernon McCIniy and Ills hobbies are swimming and dancing. P re s e n tin g .............. Presenting Presenting P re s e n tin g .............. Presenting ;; Presenting John John was aerretnry.trea. surer of tha swimming team, a member of the I^-tlerman'a Club and of the Future Teacbors Club, lie is the eon of Mrs. Evelyn Mill* and roller!* stamp* snd reins. lie will study en­ gineering at Florida Htuta University. R. Mills William s « j) m f4 ITillcb w*s business man­ ager and also sang with thu Double Ipm itot ms wull us thr Glee Club. Hn plan* to study business adminlstiulion and management at J a Mr » Ilusiness College, Hutch Is the son o f Mr. urn! Mrs. Johnny Walker and bis hobble* are water sport* and motorcycles. James Mills �* ........... ........ . - ~ -------------------------------------------------- N ikki M ary Nikki wns vice president of the sophomore class, n member of the Future Teachers, (ilee Club, An­ chor Club, Tri-H I-Y, U U n Club, Student Council and the National Honor Society. She will study secondary education at Florida State University, beginning next fall. Nikki is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mor­ gan and her pastimes are awiming, ramping and sing­ ing. James Rolland Morris Elizabeth Morris David Morris Morgan P re s e n tin g .............. P re s e n tin g .............. P re s e n tin g .............. P re s e n tin g .............. |)«vid was a member o f Uic Marching Seminolcs for four years, Ha will enter the University o f South Florida, majoring In en­ gineering. Dave la the ion o f Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Morris and his hobbies are amateur radio, swimming and contemporary music. .lira was n member o f the band for throe year*. He will attend Daytona Bench Junior College but haa not decided on hla course of study. Jim la the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Rclland Morris and in his spare time he likes swimming baseball. Betty Is planning to go to work after graduation, but will continue her education by attending night school. She is the daughter o f Mrs. Elisabeth P. Morris and her hobbles are flow er ar­ ranging and ceramics. P re s e n tin g .............. P re s e n tin g .............. Damon Karen Morrison Best Wishes From !N Damon was a member of the Science Club nnd the Latin Club. He will attend the University o f Floridu but has not decided on his academic course. He is the son o f Mr. end Mrs. Jack K. Morrison and hit hobby Is amateur radio. Kenneth W . McIntosh Supervisor o f Registration Seminole County — Patricia Ann P re s e n tin g .............. Dean ^ Municipal Judge John L. Galloway -Karlyle Ilousholder Seminole County Tax Collector County Prosecutor P re s e n tin g .............. Rabun Pat has Iwen a member o f the DCT and plans to con­ tinue her present employ­ ment at the Sanford A tlan­ tic National Rank. She was nlso a member o f the Glee Club and the Future Home­ makers. Her parents nro Mr. uml Mis. C. M. llabuii Ir. Pat’s bobbles arc iin g ing and playing the piano. Betty Karen » n a member o f the hand and o f the Dra­ matic Club. She plans to study hairstyling at a hsirityling school after gradu­ ation. Knren is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris V. Nelson. Seminole County Leaders Mrs. Camilla D. Bruce Presenting Faye Nelson Paulette J. L. Hobby Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Sheriff o f Seminole County Clerk o f Circuit Court Compliments o f R. T. Milwee Gordon V. Frederick Superintendent o f Public Instruction Mack Cleveland, Jr. Joe Davis State Senator State Representative Seminole County Seminole County W. Hugh Duncan Mrs. M ary Earle W alker Justice of Peace Seminole County Tax Assessor Sanford Electric Company, Inc. Irvin g I. Pryor 11G Magnolia Ave. 107 Magnolia Ave. Norris Anne Marie Normand Paulette won a state teaching scholarship, but says she will not use it preferring to seek employ­ ment in the puhjic relations field. She was a member of the Tri-HI-Y’ , the Future Teachers, Spanish C l u b , G AA, Sally staff, band color guard and on the honor roll throughout her junior year. Paulette is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Lucien M. Normand and her pastimes are tennis, horseback riding, writing and playing the piano. Presenting Barry O’Mahony i Betty plans to get mar­ ried and to work nt the Jiicksnnville telephone com­ pany. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Snniuel Norris nnd her hobbies uro swimming and boating. 322*1562 Sanford, Florida Carol Oxford Kenneth Oyler Ken was a member o f the Latin Club. He will take a business course, ami possi­ bly study law later enroll­ ing first at OJC and then transferring to F l o r i d a Southern. Ken is the son o f Mr. uml M is. Kenneth Oy­ ler and in bis snare time be likes motorcycling, water ikiing and camping. P re s e n tin g ............. William Jay Payno wus secretary o f the rear nst year, elect ronla uthrrn Ga. Juy and Mrs. his hobspoil* cars nnd raring. P re s e n tin g ............. James Lewis Page Jr. Milton A lfre d Parsons i Carol Is the m in im i of a tritrhing echclnrsnlp from the State Department of Kduation ami plans to at­ tend the Univeraity of Floridu where she will ma­ jor ill math and iclenro ill preparation for leaching those subjects. She was cornptnin of the vursily cheer­ leaders, (iiiT s Statu dele­ gate in 11HI3, a member of the Nulional Honor So. riety, Anchor Club, T ri-IliY, Science Club, treasurer o f the Latin Club, student ccuncil representative and a member of the Future Teachers. Carol Ims also re­ reived thu Pilot Club Scho­ lastic Achicvcnt award. Presenting 322-5142 P r e s e n t i n g ............... P res e n tin g .............. Presenting Sanford, Florida Barry Is the ton o f W il­ liam P. O’ Mahony o f OrInmlo nnd his future plans are uncertain. Michael Skip helped to Set the school record for medley re­ lay swimming. He wus a member o f the wrestliug team o f William Penn Sr. High in York, Pa. Skip's >nrents are Mr. and Mrs. •'loyd Parsons. His piunn for the future are not yet set, hut his hobbies are wrestling and swimming. Jimmy plans to attend Cameron State College in LawLon, Oklahoma, major­ ing in history and secondary education. He is the son o f Mr. and Mra. James I,. Page and his favorite pas­ times are roller skating, bowling, water skiing and can. I Presenting James Petrunic Mike was a member o f the I.aUn Club fo r two years, played Junior var­ sity football ana basketball. He w ill enroll at South Georgia College In Doug, las, Ga., to study engineer­ ing. Mike ie the eon o f Mrs. Elisabeth Petrunic and his iastimcs are dancing, Gati­ ng, bunting and swimming. f Joanna P res e n tin g .............. Ruth Joann* w ill be seeking secretarial work after grad­ uation. 8he la the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack K sefer o f Lake Mary and her hobbies are ewimming and reading. K eefer John Ray John plans to start col­ lege at Orlando Junior Col­ lege and then transfer to the University o f Hawaii, studying in the firld o f liberal arts and education. John is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. 0. R. Pharr Jr. and hit hobbies are tennis and golf. Pharr �Dale P re s e n tin g .............. P re s e n tin g .............. P re s e n tin g .............. Edward Barry Alexander W ayne Douglas Barks Weldon Firestone Pou it will enter the U. S. A ir Force Academy and ma­ jor in nuclear physics after his graduation from Semi­ nole High School. Ho has boon n memhor of the N a­ tional lienor Society, presi­ dent o f the Science Cluh and earned two Junior Chamber o f C o m m e r c e Scholnstic Achievement Awards, with his overall four year averace of HS. PoUlt played three years o f basketball and was a member o f the I.ettermen's Club and the Spanish Cluh. He is the son o f Mrs. Dcrothy M. Fire­ stone ami his Jiohbios in­ clude Rolf, swimming and reading. Parry holds the school track records in the 440 yard dash, the mile relay and the sprint mfdJey relay. He was a track lettermnn for three years and captain c f the track team. Parry also has two year football and basketball letters, and served as secretary-treasur­ er o f the I.ettcrman's Club, He is planning to major in Phys Ed at Murray State College in Kentucky. Parry is the son o f Hr. nnd Mrs. 1). I,, narks of Sanford. In his spare time he likes water skiing. Dale was vice president of the Senior class, played two years o f varsity foot­ ball, was a member o f the Key Club, student council, F u t u r e Teachers, Science Cluh and maintained a II average at Seminole High. He plans to he a dentist and will enter FSU this fall. Dale is the son c f Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Alexander o f Lake Mary. P re s e n tin g .............. Maurice Irvin g Glad Jr. Mike is rnlering Georgia Tech to study industrial en­ gineering after his gradu­ ation from Seminole High School. He hnx l>ecn a foothull nnd basketball player, a member of the Letterman's Club and the Youth Council. Mike is the son of Cdr. and Mrs. 11. I,. O'Hara snd his hobby is fishing. P re s e n tin g ............. P re s e n tin g ............. Beverly Gay Good Luck Class Of ’64! Hunt Gay w*s on the yearbook staff and the newspaper staff, the Tumbling Club and the Latin Club. She is planning to attend T ift Coliege and study to be a free­ lance writer. Gay is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Hunt and her pas­ times are sewing and writing. Your Future I 1 Fredrick Noell I II Frank was president o f the Future Farmers; vice president of the Letterman's Club; All County Football team; 19(14; $25 Leadership Award nnd Star Farmer Award, 19(54; co­ captain of offensive footbnll unit; jointly holds school record for 111.1 yard relay in track;—bn? won four rib­ bons in conference swim­ ming; played football three years, was on the swim team two years. Frank is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean P. Taylor and he plans 1 to attend Eastern KentuckyState College to study industrial art c r veterin­ arian medicine. , | , Frank Is Tied To Thrift P res e n tin g.............. P re s e n tin g ............. Carol Ann Mary Samuel Carol was rnptain of the varsity cheerleaders and helped set three records in the swimming relay teams. She was also a member of the Tumbling Club, the TrlHl-Y, the Future Teachers Dramatics Club and Powder Puff football teams. She ir the daughter o f Mr. nnd Mrs. Lee Snmucl and plans to enroll at the University o f Florida to study blological science. Carol's hob­ bies are swimming and wa­ ter skiing. Scott Mary was assistant head majorette of the A Corps Twirling Seminoles, chap­ lain of the Anchor Cluh, Junior Cla.-s secretary, n member of the Future Teachers and the T ri-lIi-Y . ] She will enter the Universi­ ty o f Alahnma to study i education or English. Mary is tin* daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Scott and her hobbies are horseback rid­ ing, twirling and water ikiillg. It Starts At i Brightman First Federal P re s e n tin g ............. P re s e n tin g ............. Patricia M ary Savings & Loan Assn. Rice \ Tat Is a member e f tho National Honor Society, the Tri-Hi-Y, the Future Home­ makers. the Glee Club and the DCT. She will eonlinuc her present employment at Shtnholser and Logan law offices. Pat is the dsughter o f Mr. and Mrs. L. It. Hire and her hobbies ara swim­ ming and reading. 322-1242 Florida P re s e n tin g ............. P re s e n tin g ............. P re s e n tin g ............. Francine Lee James Frederick Touhy Jim will enter Furman University in Greenville, •S. C. oil a football scholar­ ship to study business ad­ ministration and political science. He was president of the Lettcrmen's Club, chap­ lain o f the Fighting SemiHides, member o f the l.atin Club and, the track team, and a sophomore class o f­ ficer. Jim is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. GeorRo Touhy and his hobbies are folk sinRinR, art, sports and cars. Sharon Wheatland Coni was secretary of the Student council, a varsity cheerleader, member of the Futuie Touchers, Science Club. Glee Club and the Tri-H i-Y. She is the daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Wheatland o f Lake Monroe. ( m l plans to attend nurs­ ing school, but is not yet sure which one she will choose. Her hobbies include sprrta in general. I [ I 1 Charles Richards Hob was both president ami vice president of the Spanish Club; president of the Tumbling Club; vice president of the Drnmatics Club, a member of tbs N a­ tional Thespians, the Fu­ ture Teachers and the news­ paper staff. He plans to study medicine, beginning at Orlando Junior Collegu and transferring to Dickin­ son. Iloh Is tin; son o f Mrs. Alice Hiehards and his hob­ bies are swimming, skiing slid nature study. 312 W. 1st Street Sanford, Robert P re s e n tin g ............. Diane Jackson Donna Dolores Newsom Sharon was a member o f the Anchor Cluh three years, served on the news­ paper staff and sutiR in the Glee Club. She plans to at­ tend H I r Ii Point College in North Carolina and study e le m e n t a r y education. Slim it is the daughter " f It A DM (le t.) and Mrs. Hubert \V. Jackson. Her hobbies ate sewing, swim­ ming and leading. Donna has been a mem­ ber o f the Future Teachers, tliu Latin Chili and the IICT Cluh, maintaining n II averagn throughout h i g h school. Site plans to continue her work at First Federal Savings and l.oim after graduation. Donna is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom II. Newsom and her hobbies are reading, cooking and swimming. P res e n tin g ............. P re s e n tin g ............. I P re s e n tin g .............. P re s e n tin g ............. John Henry Ray John will enroll at South Georgia College but has not vet definitely decided on his course of study. He was a member o f the swimming team two years, played one year o f football and one year of baseball, was a member o f the Letternmn's Club. John is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Simpson of Geneva and his hubby is skiing. I Donna Gail Sandage Donna was president of the Dramatic Cluh, treasur­ er c f the Tri-H i-Y and a member of the Anchor Club. She will continue her rduratinn by taking a sec­ retarial course at Orlando J u n i o r College. Donna’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. fhomus Sunduge and her Imhhlrs ate dancing, dra­ matics and outdoor sports. Betty Jean Hetty was a member of the Latin Club and the Glee Club. She plans to be a teacher and will enter Tieveceu Naiarcne College in Nashville to atudy ele­ mentary education. Hetty is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kaymond A. Sand.fer and her hobbies are sewing ind rooking. Sandifer John Laurens Sauls Jr. John was a member o f tho Seminole High School band, the dance hand, the Latin Club and the Glee Club. He is planning to enter the University o f Floridu to study business or music. John is the son c f Mr. and Mrs. John L. Sauls and his hobbies ate jazz arid dance bund playing on the clarinet and sax and hifi and stereo uischines. �I . ! f 44— ---* Barbara u Presenting Presenting Presenting Lee Robert H. Raynor Schoek Barbara » m chaplain at the Brunswick III k H School in Brunswick, Maine. A t Seminole High the was a member of the Drnmatics Club, a Thespian and a member o f the Tri-H I-Y. She plana to attend airline stewardess achool In Kan*a* City, Mo. Barbara'* parent* are Mr. and Mr*. Ilnrold Schock and her favrrite pn»times are cooking and dunling. B. Diane Elaine Sevigny Severance Wayne la planning to itudy IBM operation at Florida Technical School. Ha Is the eon o f Mr. and Mra. Charles M. Severance. 4 > Diane plans to study IBM operations at the Seminole Business School at night and work In the daytime. She is the daughter o f Mr. and Mra. Paul Sevigny and a member o f the Catholic Youth Club. Diane enjoys swimming, howling, skating, dancing, baking and collect­ ing coins. Presenting P re s e n tin g ............. Stephen • P re s e n tin g .............. W ayne Robert will enroll at Or­ lando Junior College to be­ gin the study o f engineer­ ing. H r has been a member of the bend, the swimming team and the TEC Club. Ha Is the son o f Mr. and Mra. tV. T. Raynor and his hob­ bies are skiing, bowling and all other sports. ! Grover Sewell Graduates - We Wish You Success! Marvin Sheffield i \ 4 Steve ha* served aa both vice president end president o f the Seminole High School student body; we* president of the sophomore class; vice resident of tho National lonor Society; secretary and. chaplain. />L-the JJev. Club; a member o f the Latin Club and a baskethai. player. In addition he ha» been vice president an> president of the St. John* Presbytery Sr. High Youth Fellowship and histotian of Florida SH YF. He Is the son o f Rev. and Mr*. Grover Sewell Jr. Steve will enter King College in Bris­ tol, Tenn. to study psy­ chology S Marvin was s member of tha battball team for three year* and a member o f the "L eitttw erte C h ib .-H r'p ia tir to study physical education ■t college, but has not de­ cided which one. Marvin ia the son of Mr. and Mrs. I. I. Sheffield o f Lake Mon­ roe. Sanford Atlantic National Bank- P re s e n tin g ............. Presenting • . • • • Marjorie Joyce Shepard Joan I) Dianne Shipman 101 E. 1st Street 322-6211 Joyce plan* to enroll at Jones Business College In Jacksonville to study secre­ tarial science. She was a member o f the newspaper staff at Seminole Ililgh. Joyce la the daughter o f Mr. and Mr*. E. J. Shepard and a n j o y a "outdoors" and “ keeping busy." f Joan was a member o f the Science Club, the Spnnish Club, the newspaper staff and • Futura teacher. She plane to study humanities at Dickinson College in Car­ lisle, Pa. She is the daugh­ ter o f Cdr. James L. Shipman and enjoys awimming, painting, cooking and read­ ing. Sanford (J Dairies P re s e n tin g .............. 2562 Park Drive 322-6354 Presenting . . * * * Julie Christina Silsby Renee Simoneaux Sanford Julie was a member o f the Choraliers, the Future Homemakers and the Fu­ ture Nurses. She will enter Daytona Beach Junior Col­ lege In the full to study to lie a medical secretary or a nurae. Julie la the daugh­ ter o f Mrs. Harry Silsby and her hobbles ore swim­ ming and reading. Jet Lanes Bowling Imperial Decorators Onorn Hoad 317 S. Palmetto Ave, 322-7542 Sanford, Florida Sanford 322-612! J Renee wae a member o f the track team two years and played Junior varalty football. Ha would Ilka to attsnd Louisiana State or Georgia Tech and study electronic engineering. Re­ nee la tha son o f Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sumner and on|oys swimming, tennis, bas­ ketball, football, baseball and customizing cars. i Presenting Presenting Richard George Sire3 Presenting Sandra Slayton Sandy w a i chosen a Senior Superlative, a Home:omlng sponsor, treasurer of the Senior class, a mem­ ber of the Trl-H l-Y, the Futute Teachers and th# year­ book staff. Nbe has made ilans t o enti-r Booth iecrgla College In Dnuglaa, Ga. majoring In education. Sandy i« the daughter of Mr. and Mra. W. II. Slaytun nml her hobble* art folk music ami jazz. Rick was a baseball play­ er, n member of the Letternian's Club, the (ilee Club and a tennis player. He will enroll in l.cesbuig Junior C cllfge to study phyi>. rd Kick is the sou of Mr. and Mr*, (ieorge Hler* and his hobble* are baseball, tennis, billiards and ping-pong. f P re s e n tin g ............. Jo Ann Sparks Jo Ann was * member of the Future Homemaker* and the Dramatic Club. She lans to work at llynnronlca after graduation. Jo Ann I* the daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Marvin C. Sparks and enjoy* sewing, swim­ ming and tennis. f Sherry Presenting Jerry Eugene Smith Jerry wilt begin hie higher education by enter­ ing Orlando Junior College to study education then transferring to Stetson Uni­ versity. Hu ia th* ion of Mr. and Mr*. Edward Smith Jr. and enjoys sing­ ing, riding and awimming. Presenting Gaye Spinelli Sherry wn* a member of tin- Science Cluli, I-atin Club, Anchor Club and chap­ lain o f the Junior class. She lan* to begin college at lot id* State University, then tiaii*ft-r to the Jullisrd School r f Music in New York, studying music and foreign language*. Sherry la the daughter o f M r. and Mra. Domt-nick A . Spinelli and her hobbies are collect­ ing rocks, dancing and all kind* o f sports. P » Linda Diane Smith Diane wae editor c f the 1004 Salmagundi; a member of the National Honor So. ciaty and vice president of the Latin Club. In addition the waa a Candystriper and vice president of the Y I’ E at her church. Diane will enroll In Junes Business College in Jacksonville studying to be a medical secretary. She is th* daugh­ ter o f Mr. and Mr*. Hubert Smith and enjoys playing the piano and all sports, es­ pecially baseball. ; i) fi Presenting Sharron Sue Stanul Sharron was a member o f th e Future Homemakers and o f tha Rainbow- Girls. Her parenta are Cdr. and Mra. Stanley Robert Stanul. Sharron will enter Colorado State College, taking a liberal arts course. Her hob­ bles are water skiing, swimming, tennis and sew­ ing. Shirley Shirley was a Homecom­ ing sponsor In 196.1, Key Club Sweetheart, a member o f the Future Teachers and the newspaper staff. She will enter South Georgia College to major in educa­ tion. Shirley’s parenta are Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Steed and ahe enjoy* water sports and fine music. 4 Steed IV / ”rp / - • J ll It 1 If - -j II 11 flf - �U ►\ r * Presenting P re s e n tin g .............. Presenting Sheryl Carol Jean Stemper Ann Susan Stemper Carson - Newman Collett* In Jefferscn City, Tcnn. is Sheryl's choice for higher education, though she is un­ decided ns to what major course she will follow. She was a member o f the Science Club, the Future Homemaker* and the Fu­ ture Teachers. Sheryl is the daughter o f Mr. and Mr*. Jack Stemper nnd the twi n sister o f Carol. In her spare time she enjoy* swimming, horseback riding and sew­ ing. Carol wbs n member r f the National Honor Society, the Tri-Hi-Y, Future Tench* rr*. Science Club, Spanish Club, ami Future Home­ maker*. She will enroll in Western Carolina Collette to study elementary educa­ tion. Cnrol, twin sister to Sheryl, is the dnutthter of Mr. nnd Mr*. Jack Stemper and in her *pure time she e n j o y s horseback ridinit, swimmint* and sewinir. Presenting Yvonne Stewart Ellen Stubbins Diane expects to move lo Ohio scon and will seek em­ ployment there. Sho is the daughter* o f Mr. and Mrs. John K. Stubbins ami her hobbies are swimming, read­ ing and traveling. Susan was a member of the l.atin Club and the Homemaker's Club. She is the dsughtcr c f Mr. and Mrs. Max Stewart and plans to enter Orlando Junior College to major in social stu­ dies. She enjoys sewing ami swimming in her spare time. P re se n tin g........... P re s e n tin g .............. Harold Diane Congratulations Graduates Raymond Sundvall Jr. Harold v.’f-wi't.-’ ihe- to be_. a barber and will enroll in the Orlando llnrber Collegelie is the son of Mrs. Marie II. Sundvall and enjoys camping and fishing. James Fredrick Freddie plans to continue his present employment in •!.%.. serj- a tvd- ~-W»e*.lcuUtvrv-. work. He is the son o f Mr. and Mr*. W. H. Swnggcrty and enjoys hunting anii fishing. LeRoy C. Robb -C o., Jnc C o n stru c tio n Swnggerty —- Pres«nting Presenting A lex Szabo Patricia Ann 2800 S. Sanford Szabo Ave. Sanford, Fla. Alex was a member o f the Future Farmer’s Club for four years, lettered in track anil is president o f bis Sunduy School class. He plans to work in a depart­ ment store. Alex is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Stabo and enjoys hunting, skiing, fishing, and softball. Pat was a memiter o f the Glee Club for three years. She is the daughter c f Mr. and Mr*. Alex Szabo and is undecided about tire future. She enjoy* singing. Ph. 322-5011 Chelsea Title & Guaranty Company Allen Sanford 110 W est First Street Presenting Thomas Taylor Presenting David A. Thomas Phone J22-439G Allen plans to continue working with hi« donee band in the future. H « is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Taylor and his hobbies sre efectronis, music, skin diving and water skiing. Sanford Rout Works M illlcr Machine Co. Engine Rebuilding Sanford, Florida Celery Ave. Phone 322-GG13 110*112 W. 2nd St. Sanford, Florida Dave w s* named Star Greenhand and Star Chap­ ter Farmer o f the Future Farmer’s o f America. Ho plans to enter Florida Tech­ nical School in Orlando tn study HIM operation. Ho ii the son o f Mr. anil Mrs. James L. Thomas o f Geneva and hia hohhirs are ma­ chinery nnd mechanics. Phone 322-8163 P re s e n tin g .............. Presenting P re s e n tin g .............. M ary Lynn Thomas John Christopher Thomas John was chaplain o f the Future Tearhers one year nnd vice president one year. He was also a member of the swimming team and the Glee Club. John will prob­ ably work for a year and then uttend the university of Connecticut, studying for teaching or the priesthood. John is the son of Kev. and Mrs. John Thomas and hia hobbies i n c l u d e guitar, twimming and folk music. Ann M argaret Thompson fa.*? I1 M | 7 Thomas Ann Toevs James W . M. Thomson Jim was a member o f the National Honor Society pud of (he Seminole High Drain Tram. He win n member of the Honor Doll three out o f four years. Jim plans to rnter lire IJ. 8. A ir Force Academy, majoring in m ili­ tary aviation. He is the sen of Mr. nnd Mrs. James It. M. Thomson snd his pas­ times are horseback riding, swimming and aviation. Nancy was a member o f the newspaper sta ff at Seminole High. A fter grad­ uation, she plans to enter Orange Memorial School o f Nursing. She is the daugh­ ter o f Mr. and Mrs. F. It. Thomas and her favorite pastimes arc swimming and reading. P re s e n tin g .............. Bobby K ay Ring Kenneth Andrew h T *x - * — Jennifer is the recipient o f a General Scholarship l.oan fo r the preparation o f teachers; secretary o f the National llunor Society; secretary of the senicr class, member o f the TriH l-Y and the Future Teachrrs. Sho plans to attend Florida Southern College m a j o r i n g in elementary education. Jennifer is the daughter o f l.t. and Mrs. George |„ Thump-on and her hobbies are reading and swimming. Carole Presenting Presenting P re s e n tin g .............. Jennifer Mary was a member of the Lntln Club f»r three years. She plans to enroll at Orlando Junicr College first to begin the study o f ele­ mentary education. Mary is the daughter of Mr. ami Mr*. A . I,. Thomas und her hohhirs are skiing and swimming. Nancy P re s e n tin g ............. •- •A ’ M argaret was a member of the Dramatic* Club, tak­ ing parts in Best Foot For­ ward and Cheaper by the Dozen. She was historian <>f the Science Club, a mernlrer o f the l.utin Club and a Candv Striper. She will en­ ter Mathrr School of Nurs­ ing in the fall to study medicine. Margaret is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. William F. Toevs and her favorite pastimr* are art and her membership in the Seminole A rt Association snd camping. Iiobiiy was the Seminole Indian member of the cheer­ leaders, president o f the tumbling team, a member of the Science Club and the swimming team. He is the son o f Dr. ami Mrs. H. K. Iting and will enter the Uni­ versity r f Florida in the fall, majoring In scirnce. Iloh’a favorite pastime* are swimming nnd tumbling. Ken will enter Brigham Young U n i v e r s i t y or Gecrgia Tech to s t u d y architectural engineering. He was president of the Fu­ ture Teachers, a member of the LeUerman's Club, Key Clilli. baaketlmll t c a tn , Science Club, Spanish Club and student council. Ken is the son of Mr. and Mr*. M. I.. Tyre and hi* hobbies are fishing, water skiing ami all outdoor sports. Tyre l. �I J %I — - i f s, Presenting . . • « . Presenting Harold Earl U nger Ruth P re s e n tin g .............. Presenting Karen W allstedt Harold was chaplain of the acnlor class, n member o f the Dramatic* Club, the trnck team and the bowline tonm at Seminole High. A t hi* former high school he layed one year o f football. larold la the son of Lcdr. and Mrs. Earl H. Unger and he like* all aporta es­ pecially water aklinic. Harold will enter Florida State University to study psy­ chology. He plan* to work fifo guard during the as n lift summer. Joyce Theresa Ruth wa* a member o f the Glen Club f.~r four years. A fter working fo r a year, she plan* to enter Southeastern llible College and study fo r a religious education. Ruth is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Wallstedt o f Lake Mary and her hobbies are sports, reading and sewing. R James W altz Joyce was a member o f the Future Teachers, the Future Homemakers, the G A A and the Glee Club. She ilan* to work for the Tern's pli River Telephone Co Co. in New Jersey a f t e r P graduation. Joyce is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Walts and her hobbles are read­ ing, dancing and sports car races. Richard W a rfel Jim wa* a member o f the bnnd for three years. 11c plan* to attend college nnd study math, but ha* not yet decided on which school he will cheose. Jim is the son of Mr. and Mr*. M. E. Warfet and his hobby is coin collecting. ti* i ; Presenting Presenting Paul Our Very Warmack Paul Is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Guy C. Warmack and his future plans sre Inde­ finite at this time. His hob­ bles are hunting and fish­ ing. Best Wishes! Holler Barbara Jo Watson Chevrolet Z19 E. Second Street Ph. 322-0711 Rarbara will begin study­ ing business administration at Orlando Junior College In the fall. She was n memiter o f the National Honor Society, the Tri-H i-Y, Span­ ish Cluli, student round!, Future Teachers, Tumbling Club, bowling trim , Future Hcmemskers and Science Club. The daughter o f Mr. nnd Mrs. P. F. Watson, liarbara's hobby is bowling. Sanford, Florida fii Presenting P re s e n tin g ............. Terry W illiam Watson T. G. Lee Dairy Inc. Tom ha* noT yet decided what he will do nfter gradu­ ation. He is the son o f Thcmas W ciis and his hob­ bies are woodcraft, fishing and uulomotivo racing. Ph. 424-7101 Lumber & Hardware Company 223 W est Third Street Presenting 1 Weis3 Orlando, Florida 315 N. Bumby Terry was a member of tbe Future Farmers. Ho plans to work at Winn Dixie nfter graduation. Terry is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Watson nnd his hobbies are hunting, fishing and baseball. Hill Thomas Phone 322-5581 Jill Howard W est Presenting . . . • • James Howard Westbrook Sanford, Florida Jill wns president o f TrlIli-Y , t r e n s u r r r of the sophomoro class, n member of the National Honor Sorloty, Anchor Club, Science Club and Future Touchers. Shu Is the daughter o f Mr. snd Mrs. J. J. West Jr. nnd plans In enter the Universi­ ty o f Florida to study modirnl technology. Jill's hob­ bles aro tennis nnd swim­ ming. DuBois Chemical, Inc. Jack Connor, Representative Phono G-17-G801 Lionel Earl Roberts Karen Sharon Gail Whigham Karen will enter Troy Stuto College in Alabama to major In education. She wns president o f the Future Teschert, and was a member three years. Karen Is tha daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Julian Whigham and her bobbles ure music and reading. Presenting . . . . , Lynn Whitten Patricia Sharon was a member o f the Glee Club for three yeurs. Bhe plan* to work at McCrory's in H a n f o r d . Hharon is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Whit­ ten nnd her hobbles are cooking and aew|ng. %&• / / K • — -fn f ( I y H •• j r tt — -ntcfci. Snnford, Florida Phone 322-02-14 Presenting . • • • • Earl will attend Orlando Junior College, but bus not yet settled on a courts of study. Ho was a member of Ilia Glee Club and thu track team. Karl’s parents are Mr. and Mr. L. E. Robulls of l.aku Alary, P re s e n tin g .............. First nnd French Winter Park, Fla. P re s e n tin g ............. Presenting Firestone Stores Anne W iggins Tat will attend Jones Rusines* College In Orlando, studying to be a legal sec­ retary. She was secretary o f the Future Homemakers, ■ member o f Tri-H I-Y, and the Future Teacher*. Dur­ ing her senior year, l'at maintained a U plus aver­ age. 8ha Is tha daughter o f Air. and Airs. Bhallv W iggins and her hobbles are swimming and reading. Jnmrs was manager of the track team. He is plan­ ning to attend Piedmont College In Demerest, G a , majoring in the field o f so­ but he plans to cial studies, ....................... work fo r two years first. James is the son o f Mr. nnd Mrs. Clinton Wcstbrcok nnd his hobbies are fishing, swimming and reading. P re s e n tin g .............. Jerry W ayne Whitmore Norma Jean Jerry was president o f tbe Key Club, a member o f the Future Teachers and tbe laitin Club, a three year baaehall player and a mem­ ber o f the Letterman ■ Club. Jerry Is tbs eon of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Whitmore and Ida hobbles are baseball and U-nnl*. llo plans to enter Florida State University and study math and science. Norma wns a member c f the Future Teachers, the Dramatics Club, the swim­ ming team, Glee Club and Choralirrt. She plans to be n beautician and will attend cosmetology school. She is the son nr Mr. and Mr*. 11. It. Whittem and her hob­ bies are swimming and reading. P re s e n tin g .............. Presenting . , . , . Shirley Anne S h I r 1 a y transferred to Seminole High lest year. She is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Wilder and she plans to attend a secre­ tarial school ufu-r gradu­ ation. Her hobbles ere swimming, bowling and tewing. Cam ley W ilder Michael David Mike would like to at­ tend the Air Force Acade­ my, but failing this will at­ tend the University o f Flori­ da, studying chemistry. Ho was a lab assistant in liia chemistry class; a member o f the Latin Club, the Glee Club and tbs Science Club, Was oh Ult! track team four years, played football two voara and was a member c f the Lettermen'a Club. Allko is the son of Air. and Mrs. C. S. Williams and hla hobby is stamp collecting. W hittem Williams �_ > _ Tf n P re s e n tin g ............. Presenting P re s e n tin g .............. Sharon Melinda Williams Barbara Jean W illiford Sharon was TTond M ajor­ ette of the Twirling Seminoles, winner o f the Hetty Crocker Future Homemaker Award, May Day Hall at­ tendant, member o f the Future Homemakers, the newspaper staff and played Powder Pu ff football. She is the daughter of Mr. anil Mrs. C. S. Williams and plans to attend Orlando Junior College mnjorinir in social studies. Sharon’s hob­ bies nro twirling and swim­ ming. She was born in Lon­ don, England. Presenting Stephen L. Willis Barbara was a member o f the Paramedic!, the Fu­ ture Homemakers and the Candy Stripers. She plans to work in a jew elry store in Key West a fter gradua­ tion. Durham is the daugh­ ter o f Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hofecker and her hobbies are skiing, dancing and bcwling. Jean * < i Wilson Joannle plnns to enlist In the Nnvy Waves in Septem­ ber. She holds the Seminole High School record for the back stroke and has been on the swim team four yenrs. She attended tho state meet In diving and back stroke swimming. Sho has also been a member o f the Glee Club. Jennnie is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson nnj her hobbies are swimming, div­ ing, dancing and horseback riding. Steve was n member o f the band and the DCT Club. He would like to work ns a machinist. Steve is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Willis of Lake Mary and his hobhy is automobiles. Presenting Presenting Fred Edward Graduates, We Salute You! Woods Fred was a member o f the Glee Club, lie plans to «ttetul_h*rher__ sr.hu-d . atjer graduation. Fred is tho son of M r . and Mrs. J. K. Woods and his hobby it weightlifting. .. — Alix . Of Rcva Mae W righ t Hevn has been Attending Seminole County Business School and after graduation expects to work under civil service, though sho has not y -t received her assign­ ment. Kevn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bartow W right and her hobbies are cooking and swimming. Sanford a Division o f Alix of Minntl Florida's First Nnme in American Fashion ---------- ----------T^resenting T . . Presenting Charles Yates Williams Gerald Young Congratulations Seniors! 1 Bill Is a member of the National Honor Society and received tho Pilot Club Award for Hcholustic Achievement. He was a member of tha Spuniah Club, tha Key Club, tho newspaper staff, and tho Future Teahers Club. Hill is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Young and ho plans to attend tha University o f Illinois to atudy elementary eduration. ilia hobbies aro r e n d i n g , gardening anil stamp collecting. Ritz Theatre Charles was a member o f the DCT Club and Is now employed at the Somlnclo Produce Kxchange, Inc. He Is undecided about the fu ­ ture at the present time. His hobbles ure boating, fulling and leading. Sanford, Florida Lumber & Gator Otto Garrett „ Otto was a member o f the band fer two years and tho TKC Club for two yenrs. lie plans to enter Southern Technical lnatituto in Marietta, Ga. to atudy civil engineering. The son o f Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Garrett, he likes fishing, camping and water spoits. 200 E. First Street 209 W. First St,, Snnford 322-5211 Butler Ho Is an active member of the .Seminole Timing A* •oeiatlon. Ho is tho son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. But­ ler .Sr. c f Hanford. Honey reeelveil the an­ nual award for Most Out­ standing Member o f the DCT Club, o f which she wus treasurer. She was also a number of the GAA, the Giro Club. Hand, Tumbling Club, Future llomrnutkera. sin- is tho daughter of Mr. Hurry Childs and Mrs. Dolores Chibls nml her hob­ bies are danring, swimming and horseback riding. A fter graduation she plans to do accrctnriul work in u bank. Mike played one yenr o f football and one year of baseball, sang in tho ChoraHera and was a member of tho DCT Club. Ho has not yet rnado any deflnlto plans lor tha luture, but lua hob­ bies are hunting, fishing, electronics, football and baseball. Mike is the sou c f Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Korgan. Additional Copies o f tho Sanford Herald 19P>4 Graduation Edition May Be Obtained by Calling or Coming by the Herald. 322-2611 or GA 5-5938 204 West First S t Hay was a member o f tha Pnra-Medieal Cl ub and rhuplaln of the DCT Club. Hu plans to continue work­ ing at Faust’* Drugstore after graduation. Ho Is the son of Mr. mill Mia. W alter Dennett of Hanford and his liohblea are fishing, hunt­ ing, swimming and pharinucy work. Presenting Flexor Donald Ray Sara linn been a mrmlier af the Marching .Seminclrs for four years. A fte r gradu­ ation she will work at th« llurgcr King and attend a beautician training school, Sura is Uu- daughter of Mrs. Murie Fleaer. Don played basketball amt was a member o f tho liramalic Club, lie is (be Sen of Mr. and Mrs. Chnrles Hobson, but Ills future plans sic uncertain at ibis Uni*. P re s e n tin g .............. P re s e n tin g .............. Maria 19/ Casselberry, Florida Sara Childs P re s e n tin g .............. Michael Anthony Korgan Highway 17-92 Presenting Honey Bennett l M ary Carter Paints Presenting Edwin Raymond Garrett’s Sanford, Florida James Presenting Ph. 322-7121 I Presenting Inc. Sanford, Florida 700 S. French Ave. Presenting TV Hardware, Annette Rowland Leonard Ross f Maria pinna to lieroma an airline atewardela and will enter a course o f study at Orlando Junior College. She was a member o f the Kuturo Teachers. Marla l» the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. W. I-. Howland and her hob­ bies are reading and water skiin g. I.en was on tha trark team three years, a mem­ ber o f the Lvttermnn's Club, Helenes C l u b , DrainaUcs Club und student council. Ilu titans to enter the Uni­ versity of Maryland to study aerospace engineer­ ing. Leu is the son o f Cdr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Rein­ hart and his hobbles are painting and sport* car races. Robson Reinhart t �Congratulations Graduates Presenting K u rt Anderson OVIEDO Kurt I* the »on o f Mr. nml Mr*. (5. II. Anderson and they make their homo p r e s e n t l y In Goldenrnd, though Kurt w n born In Providence. R. I. II* p lyis to attend college, after graduation, but i» undecided it* yet a* to which one he will choo»c. Music 1* hi* hobby. H IG H P re s e n tin g .............. W illiam Thomas Minter SCHOOL Nelson & Company Tom ha* made plan* to attend Orlando Junior Co|. lege where he will study agriculture. He played foot­ ball In his junior year, wns a member o f the yearbook sta ff and the O Club. The son o f C. K. Minter, he likes swimming and horsey back riding. Oviedo, Florida P re s e n tin g ............. Joseph Tallman W arden Jr. Phone 365-3231 The rampua o f Furman University in Greenville, 8. C. will be the future home o f Joe Warden Jr., a* he plans to enroll thcra to atudy chemistry. While attending Oviedo High School Joe Helved as t r e a s u r e r ^ the Senior Class, a member her o f the staff o f the Oviedinn and the school newspaper. He wns also a member o f the Beta Club and the Spanish Club. Joe is the son o f Rev. and Mrs. Joseph T. Warden o f Chuluota. P. 0. Box 218 Voigt Construction Presenting . . . . . Elizabeth M ilder L iz has no definite plans for tha future but while in aehool played basketball, werked on the Annual ataff, was a member o f the Science Club and the Pap Club. She is the daughter o f Mr. and Mr*. Andrew Mikler of fv ie d o and enjoy* baby-sitting. Co. Chuluota, Florida P. O. Box 56 P re s e n tin g .............. Dorothy Presenting • . • « • Louise Gulf L ife Insurance Company Boswell Dottle is the dnughcr o f Mr. and Mr*. S. 8. Roswell of Chuluota. In thn school she attended In Weat Vir­ ginia she was a m<-l>ibcr o f tiis A rt Club and the Spanish Club. She is making plan* to work a* an interior decorator and designer, which fits In wilh her hob­ bies of art, decorating, mualo and dancing. Cliurlcs E. Toole, Supt. Ralph D. Hackett, Supt. AG E N TS AGENTS Bill Knzeo Nut Richburg J. P. Wilson Harvey Slayton D. D. Gammage Frank C. Bowen Howard K. Bass Fred J. HnrriH, Sr. Frank Bailey Ronald C. Horn N onn a Oviedo Builders Supply Oviedo, Florida Phone 365-3702 • Ben F. W ard Jr., Realty Western Auto Associate Store Oviedo, Florida McClellan Suaia baa been very activ a in extra-curricular aehool funrtiona h a v i n g served a* president o f the Spnninh Club, treasurer o f the sophomore class, a member o f Student Council, the Honor Society, the Pen Club and the Annual staff. She plant to continue her education by studying his­ tory at the Univcraity o f South Florida. The daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mr*. C. It. McClellan her hobbies are s k a t i n g , swimming and dancing. Registered Iieul Estate Broker J. H. Staley, Associate Phone 3GG-3895 Oviedo, Florida Phone 365-3916 Presenting Presenting . s e e * Alice Jean Fox Alan Alire, who Is (omatimra railed "K ozin " was honored by being named Ml** OHS and sl»o Valentine tjuren at Oviedo High School. Bhn wns n Homecoming candi­ date, a cheerleader, aerreInry of tbe Senior Clans nml treasurer o f the Student Council. Her hobbies Include all outdoor aporti, dancing and awinuning. She is plan­ ning to attend Jones Busi­ ness College in Jacksonville to sillily secretarial prac­ tice. She Is tbe daughter o f Mr. and Mra. W. D. Fox o f Oviedo. L. D. Plante, Inc. O ff Highway 17-92 On the Dog Track Bond Ellison Bell Fuller Route 1 Box 167 K. R., winner o f the blue ribbon ami cun in tbe O vie­ do Science F a 'r ie active in many school organizations. Among them are tbe Drama Club, llcta Club, Science Club, Annual s ta ff and he served as secretary o( the Spanish Club. He ie prm#l or having once hern a member o f St. Rnrtboloinew'a Choir in his huinctown o f New York City. Tho son o f Mr. ami Mrs. Ralph Ful­ ler o f Chuluota, E. R.’a hob­ bles are raising parakeets, collecting stamps, making mobiles and being an amatore naturalist. He plans to attend the University o f South Florida P re s e n tin g ............. Dewey Daniel Jr. Danny I* an outdoorsman and an athlete, having play­ ed baseball, basketball and football. Ha plana to con­ tinue this course in life by attending Orlando J u n i o r College to atudy Phya. Ed and biology. He waa a memIter o f the O Club and the 10(14 annual staff. The ton of Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Gammage, hi* favorite leisure time activities include fish­ ing, hunting, water skiing and ik y diving. McCall Muitlund, Fin. Fhonc M I 7-79-19 A . L . Yatee J r , Preg. Highway 426 Oviedo, Fla. Presenting Phone 365-3723 Colonial W oodworking Jerry’s Market Furniture Built and Repaired Modem and Coloniul— Special Items Route 426 Oviedo, Fla. Oviedo, Florid* Phone 365-3498 Phone 365-3B03 Presenting . . . . . Diane Lee Gaydick Diene Ie looking forward to a career In nursing after her graduation. Sha haa been a member o f the Science Club, and was on tha yearbook ataff and tha Mona T a l a ataff. Tha daughter o f Frank J. Gay­ dick, her hobblea are cock­ ing, reading and swimming. A1 la Ihe anti o f Mr. and Mrs. F. W. McCall Jr. o f Oviedo and la planning to rnntinua hi* education at Orlando Junior College. In school he haa served aa * member of the student council and the annuel ataff. Hie hobbies are fishing and drag-racing. Dixie Gas Industries, Inc. Robert E. Parker Presenting . « « • . Gammage Phone 305-3212 Boule 1 Oviedo Between Sanford and Orlundo Edward H. Parker P re s e n tin g ............. W ayne Skate City Roller Rink Parker Bros. Grove Service ' Sue Sharon Jane Irene Lundy Jane la planning to con­ tinue her education at Or­ lando Junior College, where she will study psychology. An active student at Oviedo High School, Jane served ns a Homecoming attendant, vice president of the Spanish Club, secretary of the Drama Club, waa on the school newspaper sta ff two years. She was also a mem­ ber o f the Pep Club and tho Science Club. The daughter o f Mr. and Mra. John E. Lundy o f Oviedo, her hob­ bies are water skiing and reading. Presenting . . • , . Dorothy Sharon la th* daughter o f Mr. and Mr*. LcRoy Sim­ mon* and was b «m In Lakewood, New Jersey. Her fu ­ ture plana are to g e t mar­ ried. Sha waa a member o f the Glee Club fo r three yeara and th* Home Ee. Club for two years. She en|o y ■ swimming, skating, dancing, g o lf and ainging. Hand Judith Anna Judy's future plana are to study e o a m o t o l o g y at Woody'a Institute of Hair Styling. Sha was a Home­ coming attendant, a member o f the Drama Club, tha Pep Club, the annual staff and tha basketball team. Her hobblea are sports and read­ ing. She Is the daughter o f Mr. and Mra. John Jakubcin t t Oviedo. Jakubcin �P re s e n tin g .............. Sheila Our Very Best Wishes! Partin Sheila is going to work at the Citiren's Rank of Ovirdo after graduation. She niovrd to Chuluota from Kissitnmce and while in school played basketball, was vice president of the Junior Class, a member o f the student rouncil and the chorus. She likes cocking, lewing and reading. P re se n tin g........... Ann Elizabeth Ridenour Ann w a s Homecoming Queen of Oviedo High School this year. She was also a cheerleader, a mem­ ber o f the Valentine Court, held class offices in the 9th and 11th grades, was a member of the O Club, the I.ion's Tale staff, the an­ nual staff, the student coun­ cil and sang in the chorus for four years. A fter gradu­ ation, Ann plans to attend OJC part time, studying journalism, and work part time. She is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. John S. Ridenour of Oviedo anil her hobbles are cooking and writing poetry. i : A. Duda & Sons Slavia, Florida Phone 365-3211 P re s e n tin g ............. P re s e n tin g .............. Tommy Partin "T ip ” is planning to enroll in OJC to study agricul­ ture. The son of T. E. Partin, Tip was Mr. OSH In UWn-tVi, vice president of the Senior Class and presi­ dent o f the Science Club, i Tip enjoys atnletics and out­ door sports, lie was a j member o f the O Club ami i participated in football and track, was rn the 1004 Oviedian staff and a mem­ ber o f thp South Seminole Chanter o f the Order of DeMolay. Ha llsta among hla hobbles, water akiing, boating, hunting and sky­ diving. Leroy The Citizens Bank Woods T.eroy was the Roys State delegate front Oviedo while attending school there. He also played football, base­ ball and howled. Leroy plans to enter Massey Ilusiness College to study HIM Accounting. In his spare time he enjoys motorcycle riding, hunting and fishing. He is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. S. I , Woods. of Oviedo Phone 65-3131 Presenting Presenting Larry Pato Carol Ann Beasley Carol Ann has served on the Student Council for four yenrs, with one year as vice president. She was president o f the class in her sophomore and senior years; secretary in h e r junior year; runner-up for Miss OHS, a candidate for Homerenting Queen, and assistant rditor o f the school news­ paper. The daughter o f Mrs, I-ouise Hensley of Oviedo, her favorite liobhlea nro swimming mid music. Kite plaits to attend O.llt and major in elementary educa­ tion. Larry plana to hr a veter­ inarian and to begin thl» study ho will enroll in Or­ lando Junior College. Ho was a varsity football player, a member o f the unnunl staff, played bas­ ketball and waa a mem­ ber o f the 0 Club. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Koy Pate, he lists hunting, fishing and water-skiing among his hob­ bles. I Sandra Oviedo, Florida Tu set willow Road Pree«nting , , • * . M arie Peterson Ritter Bluo— Centiped® Wholesulo— Retail— Delivery Oviedo Farm Phont 365-3105 Phone 365-3601 Presenting •Tames Marlon Vfles Jr it ® * * " ' Sandy has not yet finned up her plans for the future, hut in srhool she has been active on the annual staff, the newspaper staff, the bowling team, G A A , Glee Club and Pep Club. Her favorlta pastimes are swim­ ming and howling. She is the daughter o f Mr. and Mra. William F. Tcterson. M ill’s Cash Grocery Oviedo, Floridt Goldcnrud, Fla. Phone 365-9107 P res e n tin g .............. P re s e n tin g .............. Tim Goldenrod Suprex Markets Pooler Tim has two courses c f action open to him for the future. He may attend Bre­ vard Junior College anil study chemistry or drafting or he may work at Caps Kennedy. Ourlng school inplayed two yvara o f football and tennis. The son c f Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Pooler, he enjoys playing the violin and water skiing and has spent much time restoring hit rar to ita original shape. Additional Copies o f the Sanford Herald 1961 Graduation Edition May Be Obtained by Calling- or Coming by the Herald. 322-2611 or GA 5-5938 V irginia Presenting Grace Stanko Douglas Reynolds Hutrh has not yet made up his mind just what he wilt do after graduation. He enjoys bowling and work­ ing on cars, lie is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Keynclds o f Oviedo, Barbara Ellen Saucer Barbara is msklng plans to attend the University of South Florida where (he will take a liberal arte course. She was presldeht of the Student Council, a member o f tbs Beta Club and the National Honor So­ ciety, the Oviedian staff and the Spanish Club, The ■laughter of Mr. and Mre. Jay Saucer, Barbara enjoy* swimming in her spare time. Tuhy PiTHonling Presenting P resen U n g ................. Lydia "I,yd ” bus unusual amhitiona fur the futute as she plans to study agricul­ tural economics or utiimal husbandry at O r l a n d o Junior College next fall. She is the daughter of Pastor and Mrs. Stephen M. Tuhy of St. 1.tike's Church and while ill school held membership in the Drama Club, Science Club, Pep Club, llftn Club and oil the Annual stuff. In her snare lime she enjoys horseback riding, reading anil curing fur her pet dogs. Virginia, who was editor o f the IlM-l Oviedian year­ book is plunnlng to contlnue her education at Flori­ da State University where she will study srience. A member of the Beta Club for three yi-aie, she was elected president in her third year. She was president of the Junior Class ss well. The daughter of Mr. and Mts. Andrew Stanko, Vlrginia'a hobbies lean toward tin creative uils and reading. 201 West First SL P re s e n tin g ............. Jim Is plsnnlng to study agriculture at K i l g o r e , Texas s fle r he completes high school. An athletic en­ thusiast, Jim participated In liasehall, football, and track, was a member o f the Science Club and the Annuul Stuff. In bis spare lime he likes water skiing and hunting. Jim is the ami of Mr. and Mrs. John J, Vile* o f Maitland. Brenda Brenda it undecided about future plan* after s he graduates. During schorl year* ehe served as secre­ tary of the Sophomore Class, was on the staff of the annual and the Lion’s Tale and a member o f the Drama Club. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Strickland, Brc-uda is fond o f dancing anil reading in her spurs time. Strickland Larry Tuck "P in o,, w aa twice a Science Fuir winner while attending Oviedo High, a* well as being eports editor o f the annual staff, trea­ surer of the Spanish Club and a member c f the howl­ ing team. A fte r graduation he plans to enlist in tha Army. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sullivan, "P in o ” enjoys as hobbies, model budding and elcctrunlca tinkering. �I • I 9 m t fo r ft f e r a lf c FOURTH ANNUAL GRADUATION EDITION School Applauds Record Session Triple Award Given The 1963-64 term at Oviedo H igh School has been one o f the most out­ standing in the school's history with records set in academics, athletics and club activities. Top Oviedo Student The SAC Award, given annually at Oviedo High School to the graduating senior who haa main* talned greatest achievement in scholastics, athle­ tics and club activities, will be presented this year to Barbara Saucer, salutatorian o f the cluss and one B A R B A R A SAUCER . . . SAC Winner of its top five graduates. The presentation will be made during Com­ mencement Exercises Monday night. Others to re­ ceive special recognition and take part in the pro* gram will l>c Virginia Stanko, valedictorian, and Alice Fox, Sheila Partin and Lydia Tuhy. Special recognition will be given Joe Warden and Ellison Fuller fo r outstanding work in a rigid academic program and Diane Gay dick will receive the D A Il Good Citizenship Award. Sponsor for the outstanding 28-member gradu­ ating c I b b s this year has been Mrs. Rebecca Webb, math teacher and sponsor also for the Student Council and Beta Club. In appreciation for her great interest and assistance, the 1064 Oviedian, school year book, was dedicated to her in special ceremonies held recently at assembly. f . Baccalaurcnte services will take place Sunday evening with Rev. Jack T. Bryant, minister o f the First Baptist Church o f Oviedo, delivering the ad­ dress. 4- m V IR G IN IA STANK O , . . Vulcdictoriun The Invocation will be given by Joe Warden and the Scripture by Ellison Fuller. Both students have received recognition for outstanding school work in a rigid academic program. Clyde Holder, principal, points with great pride to improvements in the academic field, listing additions o f courses in higher math, speed reading, driver education, shorthand and indus­ trial arts, some o f which are in the second year. During the year, also, a completely refurbished, air condition­ ed library has been completed and opened to students. Oviedo seniors topped the county in 12th grade test levels with three o f the 28-member class breaking previ­ ous records fo r highest scores in the school* This year’s fast grow ing athletic department achieved top honors in basketball with a 16-5 record against some o f Central Florida’s best teams and in baseball, the Class B Champion­ ship was lost only by a score o f 1-0 while the team’s overall record was 16-3 fo r the season. Other athletic activities included football, track and bowling fo r both junior and senior groups. The school is extremely proud o f the fact that more than half o f its athletes are “ B” average or better students. Five boys on the basketball team are members o f the Beta Club. Benediction will be given by Rev. Bryant. JOE W ARDEN • . . Outstanding Outlook fo r sports at Oviedo next year are even better since graduation will take only one member o f the foot­ ball squad and two each from basket­ ball and baseball. The Band, now in its second year, has performed admirably during the season and next year, in addition to being fielded fo r athletic events, will be entered in regional competitions. School organizations a n d clubs have included Senior and Junior Stu­ dent Councils, Beta Club, Annual Staff, T ri Hi Science Club, Los Picaros Club, Senior and Junior Library Coun­ cils, Drama Club, Future Homemak­ ers, Chorus and Band and s ta ff fo r the school’s newspaper, “ The Lion’s Tale.” L Y D IA T U H Y • • • T op Stu d e n t » I / S H E I L A P A R T IN • • • T op S t a t e * A L IC E F O X e • • Top U n d o * E L L IS O N F U L L E R i n O u tsta n d in g �/. A i H <t FOURTH i ANNUAL GRADUATION EDITION (ft I / Graduation Exercise Oilers New Format tt, \ / Lyman Shows Fast Growth Lyman High School graduation exercises this year will follow a some­ what differen t format than has been In Well Equipped Plant used in the past, honoring, during bac­ calaureate and commencement serv­ ices, the 10 top students o f the school. to £ ) Carlton Henley, new principal o f Lyman High School, has taken charge o f a fnat growing ami rapidly expanding school plant. “ Lyman High which is graduating lf».r> seniors this year, is fast building up one o f the liest-equip* ped and staffed vocational-educational high schools in Central Florida,” said Henley. “ In addition to maintaining high academic standards and producing students who rank well In National Merit Scholarship tests, our students are winning their share o f college scholarships, grants ami loans,” he added. Next year, the vocational education department o f Lyman High will be expanded to include courses in Cooperative Business Education, which will include office training, clerical, secretarial and stenographic procedures under the guidance o f n new teaching unit. This is in addition to the present classes in airconditioning and refrigeration, electronics, small motors, drawing and woodworking nnd the Distri­ butive Education classes. Two new science suites were added, two new shops opened and the home economics suite was remodeled nnd enlarged this year. The band and choral suites were also completed. Because o f entering the Orange Belt Confer­ ence, Lyman’s athletic teams did not fare as well as in past years, but they participated in organized track for the first time and sent three lioys to the state track meet. In bnskctbnll the Greyhounds won third place in the OBC standings. Sneaker for the recent Sports Banquet was Bill Wade all pro cpinrterback o f the Chicago Bears. On o f Lyman’s students is a member of the ndvnnced studies program at Rollins College. Roger Schmidt, a National Merit finalist also attended the advanced studies summer program at Stetson University. Student body president for the 19GB-GI school year has been Pete Carlson. He also served as presi­ dent o f the student council nnd vice president o f the Senior ( ’lass. Senior Class president was Phil Sechrest. (ft « r> The five leading students, all girls, will jointly give the commencement address, using as their central theme, C A RLTO N H E N LE Y Principal the memorable words from the late President John F. Kennedy’s inaguaral address: ! “ Ask not what your country can do fo r you, but rather, what can you do fo r your country.” <1 f 7 Led by Miss Paula Riddle, the fiv e girls will each explore a facet o f what < . today’s graduating seniors can do fo r 1 their country. Expounding on the theme will be Miss M argot Mitchell, PETE CARLSON Student Body President Miss Loicannc W agner, Miss Sylvia Chambers and Miss Marcia Lyons. Five other top students have been asked to serve in the follow ing official F duties: > i ' Miss Gloria Greene will give the commencement invocation and Miss r. •• ■ Donna McCoy will give the benediction i 'H at that service, which will be held Mon­ — ------ S ti day at 8 p.m. in the cafetorium o f the jj school. M ARCIA LYONS Quill uml Scroll A t the Baccalaureate exercises on Sunday at 8 p.m. in the cafetorium, Miss Susan BonEss will g ive the invo­ cation, Joe Pavelchek will read the -Jr- .... scripture and Miss M ary Mack will close with the benediction. The Rev. Leonard Jones will give & the baccalaureate address. r i (ft P A U L A RIDDLE Straight A Student L O IE A N N E W A G N E R Girl’s Stats S Y L V IA CHAMBERS Honor Student M ARGOT M ITC H E LL Beta Club Cl • V - - 77 - < - T •• �B I — Tana Jeanne Ashburn Jacqueline Tawny, as she is known to her friends, is planning on joining the Navy W A V E S after her graduation from Lyman High School. She likes art, roller skating and swimming, and in achool was a memlx-r o f tha Getman Club, and took part in the behind the scene* work of the Senlcr Class play, making up the cast for their parte. Tawny i* the daugh­ ter o f Mr. and Me*, b, J. Cohen. Presenting P re s e n tin g .............. Presenting . . . . . P re s e n tin g .............. Ann Atchison Jackie is planning to a t­ tend Florida State Univer­ sity after graduation. Dur­ ing hsr high school years, sha waa been a majerette. a member o f the Pep Club, and served as treasurer of th* student council. Her fa ­ vorite spare time activities ar* sawing and dancing. She is th* daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Atchison o f North Orlando. Richard L a rry Balmer Dick, who w * » president o f tha Lettcrman's Club this year was also captain of the Greyhound's football team. In hi* junior year he re­ ceived the Most Valuable Lineman Award. JuniorSenior Prom K;ng and Senior Christmas D n n c e King are two o f Dirk's other royal titles. Four years of football, with track in hia second year is also a part of his fine record. For spare time fun, he likes drag racing and water ski­ ing. He i* the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Clsre Balmer Jr. c f Casselberry and plans to attend Orlando Junior Col­ le t t in tha falL Jean Barnes *‘J. D ." has received quite a bit o f publicity with the Junior Achievement group o f Orange County, and as such has been railed upon often to speak at Orlando civic club meeting*. He is planning to start his college education at OJC and then transfer to Rollins College majoring In dramatics. His parents are Mr. and Mr*. J. R. Ramos o f Maitland and his hobbies are writing and swimming. * Presenting Presorting Barbara Graduates, We Salute You! Beaulieu Bennett r— Hilton has made plana to attend th# University o f j Florida in the fall to begin the atudy o f forestry, lie played four years o f foot­ ball, was a member o f the Lctterman's Club; also par­ ticipated in track for tnree years and baseball fo r one year. Two year* in the Fu­ ture Farmer’s o f America, three yenra in the band ana one year on the annual staff complete his record. Hilton enjoys ranch and farm work. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Bennett o f Longwood. Barbara worked on the school newspaper staff in her Junior year, hut her plana for the future are in­ definite at the moment. She it the daughter of Mr. and Mr*. C. E. Beaulieu Sr. o f Longwood. She e n j o y * horseback riding and art in her leirure time. Publix Markets fVMentlng * * * * * Nancy Hilton Berrington Presenting • a * * * Carlton Gerdts Beussee Carlton was chosen editor o f the 1961 Greyhound year­ book. He was manager o f the football and basketball team fo r two years, played junior vnrsity football and was sergeant at arma in the Lettcrnian's Club. He was also a member o f the Future Teacher's Club. He has been accepted at the University of Florida and will major in education, n c is the son o f Mrs. Martha Mcore o f Muitlund. Nancy already has a Job waiting fo r her after gradu­ ation at the Shelby Mutual Insurance Company. Dur­ ing high school she bus par­ ticipated in baseball, swim­ ming and dramatie plays. Her hobbies Include swim­ ming and sawing. Sha is tha daughter o f Mr. ami Mr*. C. H. Kgriwr o f Oak­ land Hills. Jim Birkenmeyer Deep South Product*, Inc. f e a M O t in g Congratulations Seminole County Seniors a s * a a C raig Biddle Presenting • t « • t Alan F o rw t Cfty, Florid* K en t Birkenmeyer Member Seminole County School Board Craig brought honor* to hia achool by being a second place winner in the National Mathematics Contest. He also won the Athletic Award in hia sophomore year, n e waa a member o f the Spanish Club for two years and on the track team for three yenrs. He has made plena to unler Georgia Tech to study physics. He la the *on o f Mr. and Mrs. T. Charles Biddle of Mailland. Spare time hnhhiea in­ clude skiing, track and sports in general. Presenting . * * * * fin e n n P n fV trr House o f Floors Balmer Motors Highway 17-92 Phono 838-6211 Casselberry, Florida Presenting Susan is one of Lyman's top students having received the P A R Award, the Span­ ish Club Award, th* Honor Roll Award and the Honor Student Award. She Is a member o f tbs Beta Club, mid the Student Council, honor escort, The daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Gordon II. BonEssn o f Winter Park, Susan enjoys rooking, driv­ ing and listening to music. She ha* not yet settled her plans for the future. Presenting . . . . . Allca, who la sometime* affectionately called "Squigtie s ” waa a member o f the Future Homemaker's Club and tha Lyman H 1K li Chorus. A fte r school her favorite apara time activi­ ties include bowling, swim­ ming and painting. Presenting Janet Carothers Jan transferred to Lyman from Mishawaka High Sehool In Indiana where she waa a member o f the YTeen* for four years, the Home Er Club, loitin Club, Library Club and the White Caps. Jan is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carothers and b e a i d a a studying Egyptian history she likes to rook and sew. She plans to work a* a nurse* aide until she can determine if she want* to go on to nursing school. Fern Park, Florida Presenting . • • • * Alice Brown B o n E S B fl Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Baker and Larry Linda Carroll Linni* was prasidsnt o f th* Futur* Ttaehtr’s Club this year, treasurer o f tha Spanish Club last y ta r and a member o f the Leader­ ship Council. Sha la plan­ ning to attend Florida Praabyterian College and atudy psychology. In bar free lime she likes U go skiing, or swimming, aaw or do oil painUng. She is the daugh­ ter o f Mr. and Mr*. R. N. Carroll of Maitland. William Birk is an all-round athelete, participating in vari­ ous years in football, bas­ ketball, baseball, track and bowling as well as being n sports announcer. In hia snare time hr add* skindiving and scuba diving to his other sports. Ho was the local and district winner o f the Jaycecs Driving Itoadco in 19(13. Speech and dra­ matics were part o f his school activities and sculp­ ture one o f his hohiiies. He is the ton o f Mr. and Mr*. J. A. Birkenmeyer and plans to attend OJC and the Uni­ versity o f Florida, majoring la business administration. Presenting . . * * * Burkhart Peter James Bill ha» been eery active on the athletic field, play­ ing football and baseball for thrae years and basketball for two years. In hia apare time, g o lf and skiing are ndded to hia sports activi­ ties. He plans to attend college, but has not yet decid­ ed where he would like to go. He is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Krnncth Burkhart. Known to everyone a* Pete, this young man has been a school leader. He rereived the Hill Proctor 1964 Scholar-Athlete Award. Be­ sides being president c f th* Student Couneil, vice presi­ dent of the senior clasa and the Spanish Club; a mem­ ber of the Beta Club on the ueudemic side. Oil the ath­ letic aide were his activities in football and truck. Pets took second place In tha 1963 Science Fair Award, lie is also an Eagle Scout. His hobbies include reading and all athletic*. To con­ tinue his education he plans to enroll at the University of Florida P re s e n tin g .............. Presenting . . . . . Dallas Lynn Cassell Dallas waa elected Prom Quean and Tangelo lluwl Queen and won the title of Moat Attractive Senior Girl. 8h* served on the student council and the Homecom­ ing Court, w » i a cheerlead­ er, a member of the Pep Club and the Future Teach­ ers o f America. The daugh­ ter o f Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dudtk o f Altamonte Springs, Dallas enjoy* danc­ ing, swimming umi reading in ner spare time. She's not sure if ahe want* to go to collage and will take her tim* deciding on what ahe will do after graduation. Sylvia Elaine lastic awards to her credit— uinong them two awards for the honor roll, and on* honor student, and also Spanish A w ard. Sha was treasurer o f the Beta Club, a majoiette and a member of the Student Couneil. A fter school houri, Sylvia rnjovs dancing, swimming, twirling for fun and listen­ ing to the Beatles. She plans to combine college and werk. doing both parttime, as ahe attends Jones Business College. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mr* James Chatnbera o f Wintci Park. Carlson Chambers • — • '. ! �Presenting . , . , , John P re s e n tin g .............. P re s e n tin g .............. Berry Haynes Dicki Jo Jeanie Christensen Jnhnnv wa* a Boy* State delegate, president of the Spanish Club, a member o f the annual staff and the student counril, played foot­ ball and track. A fter gradu­ ation Johnny plan* to enroll at Ilob Jones University to study education. His favor-, ite spare time hobbies in­ clude rending, chess, hiking and traveling, lie is the son of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Haynes of Longwood. Presenting “ D. J." I* a former majorette, A Future Teacher and participated in t h e Speech Class play. She uans to attend Orlando lunior College and study commercial subjects and a little psychology, too per­ haps. She is the daughter o f Mr*. Marie Brock of Longwood. J K ay Clarke Katy was elected presi­ dent o f the Pep Club, prom committee chairman a n d wa* a member of the Home­ coming Court, the ParaMedlcal Club and serves as president o f the Phi Kappa Delta sorority of Kngiish Kstates. She is making plan* to attend OJC, trans­ ferring to the University of Florida later, majoring in m a t h ami physic*. The daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. William Whitlock Clarke. Katy likes sewing and swimming in her spare time. Coates Philip would tike to study refrigeration, hut a f t e r graduation he plan* to en11*t in the l\s. A ir Force. Hi* hotdiy of repairing ’ small ga* engine* fits in with hi* future hope*. Philip i» the *on o f Mr. and M u. Coates of Maitland. Presenting P re s e n tin g ............. Charlie Best Wishes, Class Of '64! Cobb Charlie's plans for the fu­ ture are indefinite right now. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Hcorge W. Cobb, he was horn in Texarkanna, Arkansas and new lives in Longwood. First National Bank At Winter Park P re s e n tin g .............. Nan Philip Comstock Nnn was a member o f the A rt Club for two years at Pompano S e n i o r High School. She hus also been a member o f the Pep Club and ths FT A. She would like to lie nn art tenrher, so is planning to study education nnd art at Orlando Junior (Jollege. The daughter o f C. A. Comstock o f Apopka, Nan likes art and horse­ back riding. Connie Carol Comfort A four year participant In the Beta Club's Talent Show, Connie rnmr out n winner this yenr. She served a* secretary of the Future llomemnkrrs and nlso a* vice president. Connie was n Future Nurse for three years, a member o f the Pep Club, the Bowling Team, T ri-lli-Y , the school news­ paper staff, tlie annual staff and tock part in the Senior Class play. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Harvey Comfort of Maitland and likes horseback riding, bowling nnd danc­ ing in her after-school hours. She plans to attend nursing school. Presenting . . . . . Sharon “ Your Personal Bank” Lego Sharon ha* served as a member of the Spanish Club, the Prom committee, the (1AA, Hie Hire Club and as a cheerleader in tha nin*h giadr. She belonged to Phi Beta Chi sorority in the 10th grade. Sluiron is the daughter o f Mr. ami Mr*. A. Lego and her hob­ ble* are reading and danc­ ing. She is not planning to attend collrge. Congratulations to the Graduates From Tradewinds Cafeterias, Inc. P re s e n tin g ............. Romona Marie Seminole Plaza Shopping Center U. S. 17-92 South Ph. 838-7373 Cox Because she was horn in (ieorgia, Ramona is nicknamed for her heme state. Sho was been a member of the Journalism staff, the Future Nurses, and the Pep Club. She took part in the Junior Class play and the Speech Class play, "(ie o r­ gia " plans to attend Orlando Junior College and study Business Administration. In her spnre time, she like* rooking and painting. Sho is the daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. K. II. Cox of Orlando. We the Finest Catering Sheppard’s Rexall Pharmacy Casselberry, Florida Phone 838-2582 Paulette won the year honor roll award and was on the semester honor roll, took part in the junior class pinV and the speech class play. She was a member of the newspaper staff, the prom committee, the Pep Club and the chorus. Paul­ ette is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Paul Deak and after school hours she like* to sew and listen to musir. Florida K ris Alan Dane Kris Is planning to attend cither Florida State Uni­ versity or Florida Presby­ terian and study patent law. He wa* a member of the student council at Lyman High. Kris is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Dane o f Lak* Brantley. I I [ McCrory-Otasco Seminole l ’laza P res e n tin g .............. P res e n tin g .............. Paulette Deak Central j Crook P re s e n tin g .............. in i P re s e n tin g .............. Billie wa* a member of the Future Nurses, and the Spanish Club, took pnrt in the Speech Class piny ami served on the senior trip committee. The daughter of Mr. und Mr*. John It. Crook Sr., »hc plan* to continue her education by studying hairstyling. In her spate time, Billie like* to dance, skate or bowl. Service Donna . P re s e n tin g ............. Billie Provide R oger Dcppen ‘'Deride” has been a mem­ ber o f the March hand, the Stage band and the Con­ cert Band. He also won an honorable mention at the l.ymun Science Fair. He would like to take op the study of science further at Western Kentucky Slate College. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dcppen, '‘Her­ bie” likes jazz, loafing and girls. Barbara P res e n tin g.............. n.’iiun was secretary of the Future Nurse* ('lull and secretary of the Pep Club. She played on the Powder P u ff football team, was a member of ths Homecoming Court, on the Junior-Senior Prom committee, anil n member o f the Spanish ( ’ lull. The daughter of Mr. null Mrs. U. K. Crocker, Donna likes swimming, sew­ ing nnd horseback riding ill lie *pare time. She doe* plan to attend Orlando Junior College, hut lias not settled on a course id study. P re s e n tin g ............. Elaine Daniel Michael Leroy Barbara I* the recipient of a (curbing scholarship of $100 a year for four years. She plan* to attend Florida State University and study education llarliaiu was a member of the Bruin llowl team, o f the Future Teach­ er's Association, iilnl of the Spanish Club. She I* the daughter of MSHT mid Mrs. Harold K. Daniel of Longwood and enjoy* horseback riding and reading in her spars time. Mike I* planning to at­ tend Massey Technical School to study arrhitecturnl drafting. He is the son of Mr. anil Mr*. Perry Davies of Fern Park and ill his spare time likes to go swimming or work on auto­ mobiles. P re s e n tin g .............. P re s e n tin g .............. Donald DuPuis A fte r a short tcur o f duly with ths military forces, Don hopes to go into the study of air-conditioning nnd refrigeration. He wa* a member o f the Lyman Tech Club. In his spare time Don, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vlnrent DuPuis, likes scuba diving. Crocker John Warren John dors not plan to at­ tend college, but hopes to find employment witli un air-conditioning company. He is a member of the l.ymun TEC Club and hi* hobbies sre flailing and baseball. John ia the son of Mr. and Mis. It. F. Taylor o f Longwood. Davies Taylor �I J Michaeline Judy, who served ax presldent o f the Future Nurses in her senior year at L y­ man will continue her Inter* rat In that field by attend* In* nursing school at Day­ tona Ileacn Junior College after graduation. Judy waa also a member c f the stu­ dent council, a cheerleader, a member o f the Prom com­ mittee and the Letterman's Club. Her spare time hob­ bles are sewing and read­ ing. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Iiuard Estes of Altamonte Springs. Mickey was the winner o f the School Spirit Award, and waa i participant in softball, a r • basketball, chery and swimming. She member o f the was also Future Nurses Club and en­ joys working at the Winter Park Hospital In her spare time. She la tha daughter c f Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eu­ bank, o f Altamonte Springs. Her future plans are not yet definite. Clair Thomas Evans % Tom Is not planning to at­ tend college, but hopes he might work fo r the teleihone company. His favorte after-school sport Is g o lf and he is the son c f Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Ferrin o f North Orlando. Alton, who Is eometlmee called A l or Butch wee a member o f the band. Future plans are a little indefinite a fter graduation but may include some nurses train­ ing. Present home is with ardlsns Mr. and Mrs. mes F . M yen o f Cassel­ berry. f K Cheers For Class Of ’64! Palm er Fletter M argaret Denny waa eo-captaln o f th a Greyhounds football team in his senior year, and ployed four full years. He also won the Freshmnn Football award. Denny par­ ticipated cn the track team for two years and was u member o f the Letter-man's Club for three years. He took part In the Senior A fter graduation he Is mak­ ing plans to attend OJC and later transfer to the University o f Florida, ma* jorlng in Iluslness Adminis­ tration. Denny's parents arc Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Fletter. Winter Park Federal Savings and Loan Association Presenting ) I > « ) » J • Foreso Margaret was a member o f the Future Homemakers Club fc r four yeara at L y ­ man High and o f tha Span­ ish Club fo r two yeara. Tha daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Foreso o f Altamonte Springs, her hobbies are stamp collecting and sew­ ing. Presenting Glenn M ark Friddle Rein is Fox Rclnls was president o f the TEC Club at Lyman and formerly served as Its treasurer. He held member­ ship on the student coun­ cil and the newspaper staff and played football. A fter graduation he plans to at­ tend Alabama Christian Col­ lege and study engineering. Spare time hubby Is makIn model airplanes. He ie the eon o f Mr. and Mrs. Julius Fox Jr. and was bom lu Augsburg, Germany. North Branch' — Fern Park New England at Knowles A fte r graduation Glenn plans to go right ahead and enlist in tha II. S. Arm y. Ha la tha son o f Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Friddle o f Longwood and hla hobby la col­ lecting antique firearms, especially elvtl w ar ma­ terial. Congratulations Lyman Graduates! Lormann Realty Grant’s Track Repair Presenting 800 So. U. 8. Highway 17-92 James D. Friend Presenting . . . . , Lonnie David F rier J. Runsetl and E. Ruth Grant Cnttflclbcrry, Fla. 39 Phone 838-1707 Longwood, Fla. 575 Palmetto St. Jay, who llkre •motor­ cycling, cars and anything mechanical” plans to fo l­ low this Interest after grad­ uation by enrolling In Or­ lando Junior College end s t u d y i n g mechanical en­ gineering. llu is the sun of Mr. and Mrs. James D. Friend o f Maitland. Garrett Realty Continental Testing Laboratories Dennis Gnrrctt, Registered Broker Highway 17-92 Fern Park, Ha. 1st St. Altamonte Springs, Fla. / n ' <> Robert Ferrin Presenting P res e n tin g ............. Dennis Alton Eubank • Presenting . . . . . Presenting Presenting ) Phone 838-4240 Lonnie has been a mem­ ber o f the band fo r the past four years, as well aa serv­ ing as a Homecoming Queen escort one year, working on the Annual sta ff one yaer and singing with the Chorus one year. He also participated In one year o f football. The eon o f Mr. end Mra. R. W. Frier, Lonnie Is planning to attend Lake Sumter Junior College, but has not yet decided on hla major. f A • .# M argaret Louise Garrett Jack Margaret was a member of the Homecoming Court fur two years ami a cheer­ leader for four years. On the student council sho was treasurer III her senior year} took part In the Junior Class play, tho Speech Class play, worked on the Annual S taff and the Jour­ nalism staff, was a member of Die I'ep Club three yenrs and the Glee Club two years. Fcr spare time fun, ” 1 love dancing,” says Mar­ garet. She plans to attend the University o f Florida and study nursing. Mar­ garet is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Garrett o f Maitland. O. Glenn Jr. Jack plans to go ahead and g e l hla military service behind him by joining tha a fter graduation. Navy Then he Intenda to enroll at FSU and study electronic*. While at Lyman he was manager o f both the foot­ ball and basketball teams, a member o f the TEC Club end cn the newspaper staff. Hla hobby is being mechanic on a stock car. Jack Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Glenn Sr. o f Casaelberry. Green James Goplen Richard Gloria Green Grant • Richard has crowded a lot o f activity into hla yeara at Lyman High School. He was the winner o f the Im ­ promptu 8peeking contest I end took second in Public Speaking in the Fla. Feder­ ation o f TEC CJuba. He w s i co-editor o f tha newspaper, directed the 8peech class play: playad basketball and baseball, and waa a member o f the TEC Club, Pep Club and Letterman's Club. In hla ■pare time, Richard werked a* a sport* w riter fo r tha Sanford Herald and was ac­ tive In DeMolay. Sports, photography, singing and speaking are soma o f hie other nobbles. Jim played basketball and trnrk at l.ymiin and wits a member o f the lifts Club, A fte r graduation ha plane to anroll at tha University of Florida to study math and physic*. In hla spare time he like* to play basket ball, tinker with radios and build model airplanes. Jim is tha eon o f Mr. and Mrs. Hurlan Gcplln of Maitland. P r a w n t ln g .............. P rM tn tta f Eric Presenting Presenting Presenting P re s e n tin g ............. P r— Patricia Ellen Greene i tin g Obie Eugene G riffin ry . Gloria wae the winner of the Typing Award, a Var­ sity Cheerleader for two years and a JV cheerleader. She wee a member of tho Homecoming Court, the I.ettennen'a Club and tha Pep Club, worked on the prom committee and the Christ­ mas dance committee. The daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Green o f Winter Park, her spare time hobby is swimming. A fte r gradua­ tion shs plans to go to work as a secretary. Rick was a member o f the track team and the Spanish Club a t Lyman and In tho ninth ami tenth grades went out fo r cross-country track and was a member o f tlie student council, The son o f Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Green o f Winter Park, Kick spends his spare time canoe­ ing, skiing or fishing. He would like to study law and will enroll first at OJC, later continue at Stetson or at the University o f Florida. Of, 1 Pat was a member o f the annual e ta ff and after grad­ uation ahe plans to work In a business office. In her spare time, Pat likes to go bowling or awlmming. She la the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Green* o f Cas­ selberry. Gene Is going In the serv­ ice after graduation, though he's not aura which one he will choose. While in high school he participated In football, basketball, and baseball and was interested In music. He la the son of Mr. and Mra. O. B. G riffin o f Casaelberry, V M J / — — ■ — • — - j. i i : -jr- - y r- -v - / • �-------------- ------------------- — Presenting . . . . . Presenting , . . . ■ P re s e n tin g .............. Patricia Grimwood A lice Faye Pat was the assistant edi­ tor of the Annual S ta ff and was also u junior class worker on the same staff. She was chairman o f the prom committee, a member o f the Future Nurses and the Spanish Club. Her hob­ bies uro art, designing anil sewing nnd she wants to nttend Texas Woman's Uni­ versity with the Real o f earning a P H I) in psy­ chology and a minor In art. She Is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Albert Griinwood o f Casselberry. H all Presenting . . . . . Dana “ K itti” Is planning ta at­ tend Orlando Junior Col­ lege after graduation and take a secretarial course. In high school she was a mem­ ber o f the Latin Club, the Spanish Club and the G A A . A fter school heurs, K itti likes to go horseback rid­ ing, or skin diving, or read. She is the daughter o f Mrs. It. I.. Hall o f Altamonte Springs. L ee Hall Carol Hansson Pans, who was named 1004 Homeomlng Queen wus also chosen “ Most Popular Girl” at I.yman High School. She was a cheerleader, sec­ retory of the Lettermen's Club, a member o f the Spanish Club and the Fcp Club. Dana is planning to attend Manatee Junior Col­ lege and study data pro­ cessing. In her spare time she likes to sew. Sho is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. W . F . H all o f Cassel­ berry. | Carol received the Honor Award lo r being on the honor rcll all year in the ninth grade. She was a member of the Future Nurses In her senior year. After graduation, Carol plans to enroll in I.ong Is­ land Junior College and study art, which follows her spare time hobby o f paint­ ing, w riting and sketching. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ilrrtrnnd J. lianason o f Casselberry. 1 , Presenting . . . . Nancy Presenting . . . . , Jo Hardwicke We Wish You Every Success! Nancy Jo was a member o f the Para-Medical Club for four years and served ns vice president in her senior year. Sho was the winner o f the Speech Award in 1002-03, a member o f stu­ dent council, GAA and served one year as a aecretary with the DEC. Shs is presently working with a dentist and plans to work as a nurses aide at Florida San. Nancy Jo Is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Carl K. Stiles o f Altamonte Springs nnd her favorite hobbies I n c l u d e outdoor sports, social work ami art. Best Wishes to Graduating Seniors From Chenet Jr. Telephone Company Carol Highsmith Carol was tho president o f her Junior Class, a Senior Superlative, v I c a president o f tho Future Teachors, vice president o f the Pep Club, • member o f tho Hand, the student coun­ cil and played Powder P u ff football. Sna also partici­ pated In the Junior Class play and tho Speech Class play. In her spare time, Carol, daughter o f Mr. and Mr*. George Highsmith likes dancing, cooking and 132 E. N ew England Ave. W inter Park, Fla. Atlantic Terrazzo, Inc Presenting • • • , . Presenting . . . . . Eileen Hodges Sandy was treasurer o f the Future Nurses Club in 11)03 04; a member o f the Spanish Club for two years, on the Proin Committee and a member o f the Girls Athletic Assn. In her spare limo she likes to howl, go swimming or sew. Her par­ ents aro Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hodges o f A l t a m o n t e Springs. A fte r graduation she plans to work at the Shelby Mutual Insurance Co. In W inter Park. 181 Atlantic Driva M argaret Houck Piloian Farms P. 0. Box 212 Longwood Oviedo, Florida Glenn • Edward Dianne's after-graduation plans are to study automu(ion accounting ul Jours Husiness College in Orlando nnd later in Jacksonville. A t Lyman High she was on the journalism and unnuul staff, a member o f the Future Nurses and the Pep Club. Spare time fun for Dianne includes swimming, drawing, reading nnd w rit­ ing. Shu is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Houck o f North Orlando. • Ingram Glenn was the president o f the Distributivu Educa­ tion Club in 11)03-84 and his­ torian in 10O2-G3. He took second place in the 1001-02 Science Fair In the physics department. A fter gradua­ tion he plan* to continue hia work ne a Wise pot ato chip salesman. In his off-hours Glenn likes to travel, draw cartoons or go swimming. He Is ths sen o f Mr. and Mrs. George Huber o f Cas­ selberry. Hill played two years o f football, was in the TEC club two years, on the stu­ dent council In the ninth grade and a member o f the clasa reunion committee in tho 12th. Soon after gradu­ ation from Lyman he plans to join the U. S. A ir Force and hopes to study elec­ tronics. In his spare time, Hill likes all kinds o f sports, tars and drag racing. Ha is the aon o f Mra. Beverly Roberta o f Fern Park. Paula John Winter Turk, Fla. Johnny Is Interested In studying law and plans to enroll at OJC to begin. While at Lyman he was a member o f the Spanish Club, tho Future Teachsrs Club, the Journalism Club and the Track team. Ha la tho son o f Mr. and Mra. Joseph llopklns o f Longwcod. Florida Utilities Canton Ave. Presenting Huber Presenting . • ■ . • Presenting 838-2081 Mnltland, Florida P re s e n tin g .............. P re s e n tin g .............. Bill ■'■• ttw ir c The Winter Park Hill Is a sportsman and participated In football and bust-ball in school, with wa­ ter sports, more football, baseball and basketball in his spare time. He waa a member o f the Student Council nnd the Lettormun'* Club. Hill plans to start at OJC and finish at Florida State studying architecture. His pnrents are Mr. and Mra. Henry W . Chenet Sr. of Winter Park. Dianne r j m P ! —‘ 1 Presenting . . . . , William Sandra Hartshorn Phil plans to work at Publlx Markets after his graduation. During h i g h school he waa a basketball player. Phil la .the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hart­ shorn o f Casselberry. Presenting . . . . . Henry Phil Diane Riddle Paula has maintained a very high scholastic achieve­ ment record throughout high school, Iwing on the Honor lioll all four years. She was a member of the Ueta Club, the Pep Club, Spanish Club and the committee o f the Junior rises Carnival. She plana to continue her educa­ tion at William and Mary College, but lias not decided on a major. Slit ia the daughter o f retired piaster Sgt. and Mrs. R. L. Kiddle of W inter Park and her spare time activities include swimming, r e a d i n g and horseback riding. P re s e n tin g .............. Grace Hulbert Grace took part In the Junior Class play and the Speech Class play, played on the Powder l'u ff foot­ ball team, was a member of tha Psp Club, ■ student council alternate, a mem­ ber o f the Spanish Club and the Future Nurses. A fte r graduation she plans to study business administra­ tion at OJC. Hobhira in­ clude skiing, horseback rid­ ing and skin diving. Graca Is the daughter c f Mr. and Mra. R. P. Hulbert o f M ait­ land. P r in tin g Hopkins Hundley Frank waa voted Most Valuable Hack for the L y ­ man Greyhounds this year, and played three years of football. He took psrt In the Speeeh Class play and was a member o f the stu­ dent council. Right after graduation, Frank plana to enlist in the A ir Force. In his spare time, ha likea any kind o f sports. Frank is tha •on c t Mr. and Mra. C. W. Hundley o f Casselberry. . . • . • Sherry Frank P re s e n tin g .............. M arie Sherry waa the business manager of the school news­ paper, and a member o f tha layout staff of this year's annual. She was also a member c f the chorus and the Future Teachers. Later on ehe hopes to attend col­ lege, but a fter graduation will peek employment aa a receptionist or a depart­ ment store sales clerk. Her favorite apart time activi­ ties are rooking, srwing and swimming. Sherry is the daughter of Mrs. Hilda M. Kasky o f Casselbvrry , Kasky Roy Edward Roy played four yeara o f football, and was on tho track tleam two yeara. llo also took part in the Speech Class play. A fta r gradua­ tion he plans to anroll In Urlando Junior College but has not yat plnnad down a major courae of study. Koy'a hobbles era w ater akling and hunting and ha la the sen o f Mr. and Mra. Ed­ ward Kelsey o f Altamonte Springs. Kelsey �----------- i-> Si- P re s e n tin g .............. Presenting Sandra L Rae Kendall Jane Allen K ent Mildred Presenting Lucille Kerns Jean Idell K err * * - - Janie was captain o f one of the Powder P u ff football teams, a majorette two years, yearl>ook business manager one year, Spanish Club two years, Speech Class play one year and a member o f the Pep Club one vesr. In her spare time she likes to paint and plans to enroll in the Fashion Insti­ tute o f Technology in New York City to study fashion merchandising a f t e r her graduation f r o m Lyman High School. She is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. M. 0. Kent o f Longwood. Sandra was n member o f the CJlrl’a Athletic Assn. for three year*, the Spnnish Club for two nnd the Illhle Club for one. A fte r grnduatlon she plan* to he married. Sho enjoys most sports In her spare time. Sandrn is the daughter o f Mr. nnd Mrs. Itny Kendall o f Apop­ ka. >y Presenting David L. K in g Paul's *; ! Jeannie wan secretary o f the Future Homemakers in her senior year, and was very active with the Chorus for several years, being a member o f the Special En­ semble In the ninth grade. A fte r graduation she hopes to find work as a secretary '.i Winter Park. Jeanne is the daughter o f Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul M. Kerr o f Cas­ selberry nnd her favorite fun time activities are dancing, swimming and sew. ing. Presenting Good Fortune To You, Graduates! During his high school nears, David, who Is some­ times called “ Choo-Choo was n member of the Latin Club, the French Cluh, Hetn Club, Hand nnd Prom Committee. He also took part In the Junior Class play. David Is the son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Donald \V. King of Maitland Bnd likes swimming, water-skiing and traveling. After graduation from high school, he plans to attend the University of Florida nnd study III the arts and sciences. n In her junior year, M illie w as chosen outstanding Home Economics Student and received an award. She by-passed most extra-curri­ cular school activities in favor o f a heavy schedule o f church work, which in­ cludes Sunday School teach­ er and Youth Council and Training Union werk. A fter graduation, Millie hopes to obtain employment in a business office. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Kerns o f Fern Park and In he spare time likes to sew or swim or twirl. •• ■■ r r a m m W I- • v George K in g George, who transferred I to Lyman recently played varaily football in his senior year at Deseret High School in California. The son o f Lt. Col. Vernon C. King (re t). George plans to nttend Ilrevard J u n i o r Collegs after garduation. Paints Fern Plaza Presenting Presenting Melaine K irby Melanie has been a mem­ ber o f the (iiri's Athletic Association, the Latin Cluh and the Spanish Club. She is also n member c f the Phi Kappa Delta social sorority of Maitland. The daughter of l.t. Col. nnd Mrs. W. D. Kirby o f Mait­ land, Melanie lil.es sports and music in her spare time. She plans to attend Orlando Junior College and study liberal arts. Stephen Auto Clinic o f Fern Park Sum Else* 313 O’ Hricn Rd. N ick’s Paint & Body Shop 300 O’Rrien Rd. Kern Purk, Flu. Kern Purk, Kla. 838-5989 838-1972 Kish' Steve Is making plans to nttend Florida State Uni­ versity fo r the study of geology and cartography after his graduation from Lyman High School. He lists as his hobbies, moun­ tain climbing, photography and swimming. In high j school, he was a member of the chorus. Steve is the ton o f Mr. nnd Mrs, Alex Kish o f Fern Park. 0 Garden A rts Foliage Nursery LaBree and Osborn Plumbing Presenting P re s e n tin g .............. Patricia K linger Pat was a member o f the Future Teachers for four years; received nil honornlilii mention at the recent .Science Fair; served on the year Imok s ta ff nnd behind tho scenes o f the Speech Class play. She was also a member o f the Dramatics Club. In her spnrc lime, Pat, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Paul Klinger o f Mailland likes skiing nnd swim­ ming. She plans to attend Texas Women's University in Denton, Texas and study psychology. Luke Brantley Road Forest City, Fla. Florida State Bank Sanford, Florida Rte. 1 Box 52 Longwood, Flu. Phone 8158-2011 Thomas M oving & Storage Phone 322-1991 Sunford, Florida Barbara Lynn Komisar Hnrbsra was the editor o f the school newspaper nnd the winner of the American Legion Essay Award nnd was named Wittiest Senior. She was a member o f the Future Teachers fo r four years, treasurer of the Junior Class, a member o f the Spanish Cluh, the Howl­ ing team nnd the I’ep Cluh, a Powder I*uff football Pilayer, and on the Year II oner Roll. She plans to attend Wayne Slate Uni­ versity in Detroit, Mirhinn and study English and umanities. Durham is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Harry Komisar R Presenting 4 Presenting James Lamb Presenting . • a • ■ K ay Judy was a member o f the Girls Athletic Associa­ tion and the newspaper staff. Sht does npt plan to attend college next year, but plans eventually to go to Jones Uusiness College and take a secretarial c o u r s e . Meanwhile, she hopes to obtain employment at a bank. She is the daugh­ ter o f Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Letourneau of Longwood and hrr favorite hobbies a n bowling and tennis. Louise Lam bert Judy took a first pises la the biology division o f the 11*63-64 Science Fair and an honorable mention the year before. She was named best All-Around Girl Student in her junior year, and was a majorette in the 10th and 11th gmde. Judy was also n mem!>er o f the Spanish Cluh, the G A A , Future Teachers, Powder P u ff foot­ ball team and the Glee Cluh. She is the daughter o f Mrs. Use Lambert o f Mait­ land and plans to study psychology nr education at Orlando Junior College, in r' her spare time Judy likes to practice equitation, and baton twirling. Jim, who made the high­ est math score on the col­ lege board tests at Lymnn " gh, was first In the N a­ tional Math contest fur L y­ man and sixth in the Flori­ da high school senior U-sts plans to begin the study of engineering st O r l a n d o Junior College. He was on the liowling team, a mem­ ber o f the Spanish Club and took part In two dramatic club plays. In his spare time, Jim owns and oper­ ates the Prairie Lake Cabi­ net shop. He is the son o f Mrs. Frieda Patterson o f Fern Park. Judith Judy Presenting Letoureau Joan Joanl was a member o f the Pep Club and of the Future Nuraes. A fte r grad­ uation aht hopei to find employment in aecretarial work In Orlando or Sanford. She ii the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leater Levey o f Altamonte Springs and her hobbies are sewing, cook­ ing and swimming. Levey �S' £ P re s e n tin g .............. Presenting , . « • , Donna Louise Malcolm Lyons Lundgrert Donna was a member cf the Drain Howl train at L y ­ man, the bowling team, the Bible club and the Power Puff football team. She I* also a Rainbow girl and a member o f the Winter Putk Congregational Church Choir. Donna's hobble* in­ clude swimming and music. A fter garduation from L y ­ man High. Donna la plan­ ning to attend Steta.'n Uni­ versity with the aim of studying law. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mra. G. M. I.undgren o f Cassel­ berry. Marcia is a member of the Beta Club and the Quill and Scroll, served as an Honor Usherette, was a member o f the student council, the Future Homemakeis a n <1 the Spanish Club. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar I*. Lyons o f Fern Park and Is planning to en­ ter Orlando Junior College in the fall t j study political science. Marcia’s hobby is water skiing. W. Presenting McClellan Jr. Mar was a member of the Brain Bowl tram and the Bela riuh. He is planning to continue his education after graduation at ths Universi­ ty of Florida where ho will study political science and sociology. Mac is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm W. McClellan o f Maitland and Ids hebhies are water ski­ ing. boating and working on small engines. McCoy Donna was a member o* the Beta Club, the Quill and Scroll, the Spanish Club, the newspaper stnff and the annual stnff. A fter gradu­ ation she will study langu­ age or writing at Florida State University. Donna is the daughter of Mr. and Mr*. David McCoy o f Cns. selherry mid her hobbies mo writing utul swimming. P re s e n tin g ............. P re s e n tin g ............. Madeline K. Congratulations, Seniors! McFadden Robert A fter two years in the Future Nursea. Mickey is now planning to enter Dayton Reach Junlcr College and study nursing as a caierr. She was also a mem­ ber o f the G AA, the Powder Puff team and the Lyman Chorua for four years. Her hobby is hones. Mickey |» the daughter o f Mr. ami Mrs. .loa McFadden of Longwood. McGrath, III Boh wn« a member o f tne Lyman TEC club and plan* to enter the Florida State University to study en­ gineering. His hobbles are motorcycles, racing and cars. Boh is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGrath Jr. of Altamonta Springs. > Presenting • • s • • P r i n t i n g ................. Lynda Donna Anne McIntosh Patrick Inland Materials Lynda was a member of the yearbook staff, the newspaper staff, tha Pep Club, Future Nurses. Stu­ dent Council, and Library Staff. She also took part in tha Speech Class play. After graduation, Lynda plant to enter a modeling ■rhool with the aim o f he­ mming a model. Her hob­ bies ara Hawaiian dancing, reading and awimming. She is the daughter o f Mr. and M ri. Hampson (lim it Mc­ Intosh II o f Maitland. Francis James McLaughlin Pat, who was voted the Most Intellectual Senior at Lyman High School, was also Captain o f the Lyman Marching Band. He was granted the Bunker Foun­ dation scholarship. Pat wns a member o f the Beta Club, the Dance Band, the Dixie Band, the Marching Band and the Orlando Training Orchestra, where he played llie trumpet. As hobbies, Pat list* photography, model airplanes, trumpet I laying and biology lab work. A fter graduation, Pat will enroll st Hollins Col­ lege to study bio.chemistry. Ho Is the son o f Mr. and Mra. George McLaughlin Redi Mixed Concrete Longwood, Florida Crum’s Fuel Oil Service, Tnc. Owen Bros. Body Works Ileatins and A ir Conditioning I* IT. Andrews, Owner P re s e n tin g ............. M ary Ellen Mack ’’ W.UJUiL* t m m m 11 J.11 Mary was a mrmWr of tha Rets Club, the Chums and the Rowling team at Lyman High School. A fter graduation, Mary hopes to obtain a civil senrlre Job as Hark - stenographer. S h e Is the daughter o f Mr and Mra Glenn Hartwell o f Al tamonta Springs and her bobby la dancing. P re s e n tin g .............. Cnfl ns for any pmlilem In In-nting or (tlr conditioning Highway 17-02 CGI Clay SL l.ongwiMiil Winter Turk Carole’s Dress & Sportswear Shop Jeola Cards & Clifts Headquarters for Presses, Sportswear and Swint Suits Gifts for Gracious Giving & Living I/onjrwood Plaza Arlene Presenting Presenting P re s e n tin g ............. Frances Charlie Mason Thomas Gary Mannel Ray Massey Gary will be returning to Baltimore after graduation where he will participate In the Western Electric edurational work program. He hn*o been working after school In Longwood and doe* not plan to enter col­ lege in the near future. Ho i* the son of Mr. slid Mrs. Henry Itossela o t Long, wood. Presenting Sheri Mello John Merck _ Arlene was a memlier o f the llrain Bowl Team for two years, a member o f the Homecoming Court, an Hon­ or Usherette, a mrmher < f tha Spaniah Club and took part in the Senior class - play. lia r hobbies include norsehack riding, a w I m ming and sketching and she is planning to attend Or­ lando Junior Cotlega or F8U and study law. Arlene is the daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. Kdward Mason of j l.ongwood. Charlie has net settled on the college of hia choice hut hopes to lie a CPA someday, lie was a member o f the D Kl’A club in the 1 11th and 12th grade. Charlie's hobbles include swimming and danring and he is the son o f Mr*. Cora Massey o f North Urlando. Presenting Presenting Janet M erritt Sheri, who Is nicknamed "G ld get" Is planning to take a secretarial course at Jonr* Business College after graduation. A t Lyman she was a member of the Future Nurse*, I’ep Club, and took part in the Speech Cla** play. Her hobbles are dr* matic readings, sport* rar races, singing, water ski­ ing and rooking. She i* the daughter of Mrs. Betty Mello and lives in Winter Park. John la Interested In studying or working in re­ frigeration. He I* llie eon of Mr. and Mr*. Jack .Merck of Altnrn.nte Springs and liis hubbies are hunting and fishing. Presenting Pattio M erritt Presenting W arren Michaux Anno w. c ‘^ - j I . 1 i . | •• >t . <• -- 1 • Jan was tha historian of the Future Teachers and is planning to study teaching and education at Daytona lieach Junior College after graduation. Sha was a mem­ ber o f tha Senior Chorus, tha student council, the baikalbatl team, tha yearbook ataff and the senior graduation c o m m i t t e e . Spare time fun fo r Janet consists o f water skiing. tewing and awimming. She la the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Loon P. Merritt of Goldenrod. Pattio Is planning to be married soon after gradua­ tion. She was in the Lyman Chorus in 0th and 10th grades, singing with the group in the Christmas pro­ gram last year. He hobbles are baby-sitting, swimming, singing and music and read­ ing. Pattis Is the dsughter of Mr. and Mia. Jamas Mer­ ritt o f Fern Park. _____ U j H i I Warren was a member of tha TEC Club and hope* that he can continue this Interest by taking some re­ frigeration rouihca after he Joins the military service. ‘ He is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Michaux o f ' Longwood. Ann was the captain o f the Lyman High cheer­ leaders. vice president of the TEC Club, A r t Editor o f the annual staff, elected to the Homecoming Court two years, a member o f the I-ettermen a Club, (she was a cheerleader for six y e a rs ); u member of the I'cp Club, and llie Futuru Nurses. She plans to ho an airlines stewardess and will study at OJC. Ann's hobbies are modeling, swimming, dan­ cing and reading. She is the daughter o f Mr. und Mrs. W. W. M iller o f Maitland. M iller •\ �* P re s e n tin g .............. P re s e n tin g .............. Presenting Glenn M argot Mitchell Lynne Mitchell Margot wns a member of the Uetta Club at Lyman High School. She has no definite plans for the fu ­ ture, but her hobbles include herses and all outdoor, ac­ tivities. She is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mitchell o f Longwood. Glenn, who is nicknamed "T in y." was a member o f the High school bnnd for four years. He plana to go on ami study music at the Berkley School o f Music. Tiny is the son o f Mr. and Mr*. Eugcn* Mitchell of Casselberry . Richard P re s e n tin g .............. Thomas Morgan Sharon Myers Sharon, who was chosen Most Athletic at Lyman High School on t h e senior superlative list was a mem­ ber o f the G A A and played on the Powder P u ff foot­ ball and haseketbail trams. She was n member o f the student council, the annual staff, the journalism staff, the chorus and the Senior ernduatien committee. Her hobbies are swimming and tewing. A fte r graduation, Sharon pinna to study psy­ c h o l o g y at Indiana Univer­ sity. lUchard's future plans In­ clude studying electrical en­ gineering at Orlando Junior College fo r two years and them transferring to the Univeralty of Florida. He was a member o f the bnml and the bowling team. Rich­ ard Is the son o f Mrs. Lcuise Morgan o f Winter Park. Presenting . . . , , Presenting . . . . • Harvey Alexander Neufeld Nicholas Graduates - We Wish You Success! Alex expects to enroll at Orlando Junior College to study bumness administra­ tion. He was a member of the bowling team at Lyman High and his hobbles are sports cars und basketball. Alex is the son o f Mrs. Dorothy Nicholas o f Longwoed. narvey, who Is called "D u ffy" by his friends is ■nuking plans to enter Or­ lando Junior College In the fall to study busincs admin­ istration. He played base­ ball at Lyman High ami is interested in all sporU. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Neufeld and was born in Germany. Burgess Tire Company, Inc. Y e Old W rought Iron Shop U. S. Tiros, Wheel Alignment & Balancing Longwood, Kin. Phone 838-1641 Highway 17-92 Kern Park, Florida P re s e n tin g .............. P res e n tin g............. Donald Ann Nottingham ‘Sew and Save’* South Seminole Bank Don's plana ara to enlist in tho II. S. A ir Force after graduation f r o m Lyman High School. He played football and likes to tinker with nmntcur electronics, hot rods and to hunt. He is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Nottingham o f Longwood. The Remnant Shop Kern Park, Florida Highway 17-92 at Fern Park Marie O’Donnell Ann was the winner of the Seminole County Speech contest on the Voice o f De­ mocracy. She was also a member of the Future Nurses, the French Club, Senior privilege committee rhuirmnn, Knglish Club, uml Pep Cluli. She was a mem­ ber o f the Powder P u ff foot­ ball team and tlio Journal­ ism Club. Ann’s hobbies in­ clude w riting and swim­ ming. She is tha daughter o f Major and Mra. J. S. O'Don­ nell o f W inter Park and is planning to enroll in tho Daytonu Beach School o f Nursing to atudy nursing. Congratulations 1 Betty Co m P re s e n tin g ............. Bernadette Therese Nationwide Insurance Osiwala P re s e n tin g .............. Casselberry, Fla Phono 838-1000 Phone 828-3771 Casselberry, Fla. Bernadette was • member o f the Future Teachers for three years and served as treasurer this year. She will continue her interest in leaching by entering Or­ lando Junior College to study education. Bernadette is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. A lfred Osiwala of Muitlnnd. Her spare time activities include playing tiie pinno, reading or swim­ ming. Niblack Funeral Home A. C. R., Inc. Tom Peacock, Painting Contractor A ir Conditioning 954 4V. Fairbanks &Refrigeration 305 O’Brien Rd., Fern Park Winter Park, Fla. Ray McCord Presenting . . . , , Joseph Presenting . . , . . Pavelchak, Jr. Glenda Joey lim earned mtnv lumori during Ilia high school year*. Thl» year he won the Mint valuable Golfer award; won the M oil Improved llasi'hull Player award in 11102(13; the Cltizenihip Award in 11)01-02; the Proctor Scholar Athlete A wind two yeara in • row ami placed second for that nwuril lliia year. Joey wn* lloya State representative last year; Honor escort for graduation. Junior Class vice president; Yearly Hon­ or Kell uwnrd. In addition to membership in the Lettermen's Club, the lleta Club, Spunish Club and atudent council, Joey played football Presenting Ken Smith Presorting , . , , . Rene Payne Glsnda, who was a mem­ ber o f the Bata Club for three years aerved aa presi­ dent this year. She was alao a member o f the Quill and Scroll; won tha D AR Citi­ zenship Award and an hon­ orable mention In the 1063 Science Fair. Glenda was a member of the Future Homemakers, the Journal­ ism staff, and the Spanish Club. She will enter OJC and later 8tetson University to atudy education, major­ ing in biology and mualc. Her hobbies ara swimming and music. Glenda ia tha daughter o f Mr. and Mra. J. G. Payna o f Longwood Presenting John Evans Peterson Jacquelyn Brenda Joyce P etty • , 4 and a member o f the Pep ' f Club for four yeara. 8he ia * - if alao a member c f the Let* termen's Club o f which the served aa treaaurer; the prom committee and the Para-Medical Club. She took part in the Speech Claaa play. Brenda plana to con­ tinue her schooling in Miaalaalppl at tha Airline Ste­ wardess School. She ii tha daughter o f Mr. and Mra. W . C. Petty o f ITani Park. Faye Peacock Donald Don Intends to enroll at Florida Stats University whera he will take a general course for two yeara while ha decides on hla major. Don was a member of the Spanish Club and the Pep Club, the trark team and tha junior class play. Ha is tha son o f Mra. J. C. Philpitt and Ilkea swimming and boating and water ski­ ing. John Peacock John wns a member o f Lyman's Distributive Kduration group and though he plans to attend college, he does not yet knew which one or whnt course o f study he will follow. He likes to work on ears and la the son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pea­ cock o f Casselberry. , Brenda haa been a V a n ity "R ee'a" plans fo r the fu­ ture nre not difinlte hut she hopes to attend n business college and take h secre­ tarial course, or find some type o f secretarial employ­ ment. In high school her ac­ tivities included S p a n i s h Cluli, Pep Club, Girls Ath­ letics, Para-Medics, Theta Uho and Drama Club. Her hebbiea are sewing, collect­ ing postcards, hiking and rooking. lice has many church activities also, which include choir and training union. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Papa o f Casselberry. Presenting Jackla was a member o f the Future Nurses in the Bth and 11th grades and alao a member o f the Girls Athletic Assn. She plans to attend Palm Beach Junior Collcgo ill the fall. Jackie is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Tom Peacock o f Cas­ selberry and her hobby ia skiing. P r — a n tin g , , , , . 1 t cheerleader fo r three yeara Being a member o f the I,yinan High Schorl band, John Is Interested In con­ tinuing tiie study o f music at Florida Slate University at Tnllahassee. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bar­ nard Peterson of !.aka Howell llosd and bis hob­ bies include music, records and awiiuming. Servico Phone M l 4-6019 A la M arie Pape Presenting Philpitt Nancy Pinnock Nancy plans to enroll at Orlando Junior College and study journalism. She was on the school newspaper staff, and the student coun­ cil, took part in the speech class play, was a member of the Future Nurses and the Pep Club. In her spare time, she likes to write potery, play tennis and go scuba diving. Nancy is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pinnock o f Altamonte Springs. » �P re s e n tin g .............. Presenting Presenting Tony Bill Ponticelli Tony wn* elected to the Senior Superlative* and the Homecoming Escort honor* in hi* »enior year. He « u a member c f tn* TEC Club, of which he »*rved a* vice president last year and of the Pep Club. He w a» also a member o f the baseball team. Tony plans to attend the University o f Florida and study physics. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. An­ thony Ponticelli o f Lake Seminary Circle. Bill Is making plans to study business administra­ tion at Orlando Junior Col­ lege after hi* graduation from I.yman High, where he was a member of the TEC club and the trnck teem. He is the son o f Mr. tnd Mr*. Robert Pool of Orlando and likes swim­ ming. hasehall and boating. Stewart Posener James \V. Prevatt Jim w-as named Most Out­ standing Junior Band mem­ ber in tho 10th grade nnd wa* a member of tho dance band, a* well as the regular band. H* took part* in the nlaya of "Midsummer Night's Dream” and “ Our Town" and waa a member o f the track team. A fte r graduation he plan* to at­ tend th# University of Florida and *tudy law and management. Hie hobhiei ire altiing and swimming, lint i* the son of Mr. and Mr*. Jamc* Prevatt of Lake Shore Drive. Although he did not in- j dicatc hi* cour»o o f atudy Bob plan* to attend OJC 1 and the University o f Florl- j da. He was a member c f the track team and took part in the senior class play. Bob is the son o f Mr. and Mr*. Ted Posener o f Mait­ land and hi* hobby is water skiing. P re s e n tin g .............. Presenting . . • . * Linda Robert Pool P re s e n tin g .............. Marlene Best Of Luck, Graduates! Proctor Linda plans to work a* a receptionist or a beautician if possible after graduation. During high srhrol she took part in the Speech Cla*s pl»y, did office work, was a member o f tHe Fu­ ture Nurses, the Student Council and the Glee Club. Linda is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claud* Proc­ tor uf Casselberry. Constance Best Wishes to the Graduates . . . < Dry wall Tool & Supply Co. Pruitt Connl* waa namtd "Friendliest G irl” on th* Senior Superlative l i i l „ was secretary o f the Future Teacher*, a member o f the Tri-H i-Y, the student coun­ cil, the annual staff and the Pep Club. She plan* to seek secretarial work after grad­ uation. Connie i* the daugh­ ter o f Mr. and Mr*. William D. McGinnis o f Muitlnnd. Her spare time activities in. elude piano, reading, and water skiing. E. H. (Gene). Housel, Gen. Mgr. P re s e n tin g .............. Presenting • » • • • W illiam Ramsey M arla Complete Line of Gypsum Products Marla hope* to eventually become an airllno stewar­ dess, hut in the meuntime she will work a* a secretary and study Spanish at OJC. While at Lyman ahe wa* a v a r s i t y cheerleader for three year*, eerved a* editor i-la*» treasurer, wa* n mem*, her o f the bowling team, the annual stuff, the laittermen'a Club, Spanish Club and Future Teacher's Club. In her spare time Maria llkea to ski, nnd awint and dance. Football and howling are her favorite sport*. She ia the daughter of Mr. and Mra. F. D. Jones o f Altamonta Springs. and Tools for the Building Trade 838-7422 Bill would like to become a member o f the Highway Patrol. His hobbies are swimming and boating and he is the son o f Mrs. C. E. Shuck of Longwood. Phones Denicce Jones M l 4-0851 P. 0. Box 307 Altamonte Springs, Florida P laygirl Fashions ©1}? ^aufurii tffrralh Presenting . . . . . Bill Rodgers P re s e n tin g .............. Fern Plaza Shopping Center Morse Isaac Rowe II Phone 838-3515 Bill hopes to attend college, but not right away. H « is undecided about where lie would like to go, hut would like to study elec­ tronic*. He is the son of Mr. and Mr*. Vera Uudgcrs o f Casselberry. Maitland Plumbing, Inc. First National Bank o f Maitland 300 Maitland Avc. Maitland, Flo. Maitland, Florida Morse would like to 1>* a veterinarian und plana to atari HI* eollege education at OJC, Inter transferring to Auburn. He wn* a mem­ ber o f the Rifle Club and the Mnrrhlng Hand and hie spare time I* spent In swimming, fishing or rend­ ing. Moiae is the non o f Mr. and Mrs. Morse Row* o f Casselberry. M l 7-7096 P re s e n tin g .............. Presenting . . . . . Elma Ann Sheila Ruediger Elma Ann plan* to he a housewife with seamstress work as a side-line. Her fa ­ vorite activities are sewing, reading, dancing and snort*. She Is the daughter o f Mr. und Mrs. Russsil Ruediger o f MsitlamL Rupo Sheila hopes to enter a junior college later on, hut net right away, as the had not yet decided which one. She will probably take a business course. At I.yman High, Sheila was a member of tile Para-Medical Club for three year* and tho journalism staff. In her ■psr* time you'll find her at the piano. She i» the daughter of Mr. uml Mr*. Alonzo liupe o f Maitland, ; Presenting Presenting Gloria Ann Sindad Gloria wa* a member o f the Future Teacher*, the band, the prom committee tnd the Spanish Club. She i* planning to seek a sec­ retarial job after gradua­ tion. Gloria i* the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jume* I>. Sindad of Maitland and like* water skiing, bowling and swimming. P re s e n tin g ............. Presenting . . . . . Phil Sechrest Norecn Phil says he's going to Jcln the Air Force In Sep­ tember where he plan* to pursue the study of elec­ tronic*. At laiymtirt he wa* president of the enlor Class, a member of thp TEC Club, plaved football and basket­ ball. II* is also a member of DeMnlay, HI* hobble* *r* sport* and »ut<> racing. Phil i* the son « f Mr*. Helen V. Sechrest of Longwood. Skalsky Chris, whose hobby is oil painting was the A rt Stu­ dent o f January 11M53 and on the IbBt Greyhound A it staff. She win a member o f the student council and a Red Cross representative. A fter graduation frcni high school, Chris hope* to eventually atudy art at col­ lege, sometime in the fu­ ture. Until then *he will seek secretarial work. She i* the daughter o f Mr. and Mr*. L. V. Skalsky, U. S. Army retired. William Joseph ••Ski" was a member o f the bowling team, the band, tlie dance bund, the ParaMedies and the annual staff. A fter graduation he plans to entor Western Kentucky State Uuniversity to atudy medlrlne. His hobbie* are musir and art. lie is the son of William Skislak o f North Orlando. Simano Noreen ha* two plan* ahead after graduation— to get married and to go to benuty school. Her favorite activities are styling linlr, swimming and sewing. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mr*. William F. Simano o f Orlando. P re s e n tin g .............. Christine Louise Presenting Skislak, II George Donald D o n n i e is considering either Orlando Junior Col­ lege or Bievard Junior Col­ lege for Ihu atudy of math und Pliys Ed. He was namt-d the Most Valuublu Basket­ ball Player for two year*; was cn tile All-Orange Belt Conference Team this year, after four year* o f basketbull. He also played three years o f baseball and three years o f football. He was a member of the Lettei men's Club und the Student Coun­ cil. Donnie is the sou o f Mr. nnd Mrs. D. D. Smith o f Longwood und all kinds ol sports ara hi* hobbies. Smith �1 John Jerry W ayne Smith Jerry ha* been a member o f the Lyman High 8chool Bend for two yeeri, played one year of football and waa a member o f the DECA club in hla senior year. He la un­ decided at present where ha will go to college or work. Jerry's the outdoor type and likea hunting, fishing and sports. He is tha son of Mr. and Mrs. Joa Smith of Bear Lake. •^ Presenting Presenting • « • . « Presenting • ■ » . • Ralph Smith John does not plan to go to college, and It undecided about what alsa b« m ight do after graduation. His hobby la cars. In high school he was a member o f the Span­ ish Club. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. John 8mith Ir. of Winter Park. ;V- P re s e n tin g .............. Smith V Richard Smith Richard played baseball his third and fourth years in high school, was a mem­ ber o f the Spanish Club and the Lettermcn’s Club. A fte r graduation he plans to at­ tend Orlando Junior Col­ lege and study rirnwing. Richard is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Smith o f Winter Park. In his spare time he likes any sports ac­ tivities. Ralph la a member o f the DECA and will continue his job at the Super Value Store on Hwy. 438 after graduation. Ha is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith o f Longwood and hia hobbies are fishing, swim­ ming and hunting. Presenting . « • « , P resen tin g.............. Robert Good Luck Class Of ’64! * Elgin Bobby waa captain o f tha baiabal! team at Lyman High School and played on the team for four years. He also played two years of football. Definitely sportsminded, Bobby plays base­ ball, softball and water aporta In hla spar* time. A fter graduation he plana to go into the electrical field o f work. Ha is the ten o f Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Elgin o f Longwood. Sharon Taylor Sharon, who Is nicknamed "Shay* is planning to en­ roll in Orlando Junior Col­ lege and atudy business ad­ ministration. She was a member c f the Pep Club at Lyman and likes sewing, swimming and dancing. Shay's parents are Mr. and Mra. E. B. Taylor o f A lta ­ monte Springs. Altamonte Garage W atts A ir Conditioning Longwood Ave. Presenting W illiam B. Suburban Propane Chick ’n Treat Over 30 Years o f Dependable Service Drive In Ilestaurant Highway 17-92 Maitland Thone M I 4-1715 Loieanne Voland W agner Lote anna w a a Lyman'a delegate to Girls Slate and aha alto received a Letter o f Commpndetion from the National Merit Foundation. She served as an Honor Usher, was an Honor Stu­ dent. member o f the Beta Club o f which ahe was president In her Junior year and secretary this ysar. Sha was also a member o f tha itudrnt council. Loleanna plana to enroll in OJC to ■tudy business administra­ tion. She i* the daughter of Mr. and Mra. Leonard Wagnar o f Maitland. A fte r graduation from Lyman High School, Joe ia planning to enroll at In ­ diana State Teachers Col­ lege and will probably atudy education, nu ia the aon of Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Voland of Fern Park, and hla hobbles are hunting, fiihlng, reading and playing chess, Presenting P res e n tin g .............. T erry Cheryl W atts Ann W erley DeeDee was ths Christ­ mas Queen o f Lyman High, a member o f the Home­ coming Court, secretary o f the Senior Class, and Var•ity Cheerleader. Sha waa a mamber of ths Bsta Club, ths Pep C l u b , Future Nurses, Spanish Club, an­ nual sta ff and took part in the Speech Class play. DeeDee likes water skiing in her spare time. 8hf la tha daughter o f Mr. and Mra. 1. L. W erley o f Maitland. Sha would Ilka to study psychology and w ill enroll at OJC and later at tha University o f Florida. A t Lyman High Terry has been a member of tha luitfn Club, Spanish Club, Powder P u ff football team and the prom committee. She plana to enter Orlando Junior College and begin an academic course. Terry I* the daughter of Mr. and Mra. C. H. Watts Jr. Tom hn* been a member of the Lpuniah Club, the TEC Club, and played one year o f football. He is un­ decided about whether to at­ tend college at Michigan State and atudy electronics or to go in tile U. S. A ir Force. Tom Is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Robert Trudeau and his hobbies are swimming, model and full size cars, motorcycles and reading. Cathy Waltman Cathy Intends to be aa R N and will enroll at the Gordon Hollar School of Nursing In Tampa, A t L y ­ man High she was a mem­ ber o f the Futuro Nurses, was in the Chorus and on the yearbook staff. Her spare time hobbies include swimming and bowling. Cathy la the daughter o f Mr. end Mrs. Jack Waltman of Longwood. Sandy was the Captain of the school bowling team, a member o f the G A A , the Pep Club, the Future Nurses, the n e w s p a p e r staff, Future Homemakers Club snd the senior com­ mittee on clsss reunion. She is not sure whether or not she will attend college, but would like to take a course In IBM. in her spare time she likes to bowl, swim nr dance. Sandy is the ilsughter o f Mr. snd Mrs. Robert Watkins of Csssrlbcrry. Presenting . » « • • P res e n tin g .............. Verna Wheeless V em a waa layout editor for the Lyman Greyhound yearbook, a member o f Fu­ ture Teachers, S p a n i s h Club, prom committee and the graduation committee. She ie the daughter o f Mr. and Mra. V »m * A. Wheeless snd her hobbles are reading and music. Verna plana to attend OJC and later the University o f South Florlla to atudy elementary edu­ cation. Tim Joseph A. Zukowski Joe, who waa nicknamed "F e e t" played football and J u n i o r varsity basketball and was a member o f the Lettermen’s Club. He plana to attend the Hlngling School o f A rt in SaraaoU and atudy commercial art, cartooning and designing. Ilia spare time ia spent in drawing cartoons, water •kilng or drag racing. Ha i* the aon o f Mr. and Mra. Joseph Zukowski o f Cassel­ berry. ■ P re s e n tin g .................................... Presenting Gregory Burgin Crag Is some what unde­ cided about ths future, con­ sidering either joining ths service or looking fo r con­ struction work. H e is ths son o f Mrs. Evelyn Burgin and his hobbles are water ikiing, cars and record*. Douglas Doug playtd basketball four years and was a mem­ ber o f the Letterman's Club. 11a waa alto on tha Journal­ ism staff. Ha plana to att a n d tha Singling A rt 8chool In 8araaota and •tudy art, which along with hunting ia hia favorite hob­ by. Dour ia the i:n of Mra. Either Bartle of Longwood. . . . . W illett Tim ha* served on the Journalism stuff, was a memlier o f the TEC Club and played JV football, 11c hai become interested in the field o f refrigeration as a vocation and would like to find a job in that category. He is the son c f Mr. and Mrs. David Colbom o f Fern Park and his hobbies are swimming and horseback riding. ■! Presenting Trudeau P res e n tin g .............. P res e n tin g .............. Joe Phone 838-7818 Fern Pnrk, Ha. ............. Thomas Altamonte Springs, Fla. C P re s e n tin g ............. P re s e n tin g .............. Winter Park, Florida Tolson Bill received tha achool award fo r the Most Im ­ proved Basketball Player this year. He waa a mem­ ber o f the Lettermen’a Club and the Spanish Club and layed three yaara o f bsaethall. In hia spare time you'll find him swimming or attending or taking part in all kinds o f aporta and sporting events, lie plana Li enter Gordon M i l i t a r y School to atudy businesa ad­ ministration after gradua­ tion from Lyman High. Bill’a parents nra Mr, and Mrs. I t W. Tolson o f Oak­ land Shores. Phone 838-5378 Bartle I ——— — P re s e n tin g ............. Roger Eric Schmidt Roger w ai a National Merit Scholarship finalist last year, attended advanced studies program at Stetson University last summer, and ia presently enrolled In the freshman class at Rollins College, under the Honors Scholarship program. He ha*_ not yet determined the major rnurtr o f atudy he will follow. Roger is the son o f Mr. and Mr*. Rich­ ard Schmidt o f Orlaudo. �+ Eh? ^anfurii &ntld * Zip Code 32771 ) W E A T H E R : Fair through Tuesday with few showers in afternoon; high today 8(5-00; low tonight 70-73. \ VOL. 56 United Press Lousru Wire Kstnolisheil 1908 M ONDAY, JUNK 8. 1061 NO. 207 e io « * Graduation night fur 671 Seminole County seniors. • • • A fte r graduation festivities will bo filled with fun nnd frolic. We hope it's u delight­ ful time for all. There'll be lots of driving. We hope grads will do it carefully. We don’t wnnt to havo to write any tragic headlines for to­ morrow's edition. • • • Another active weekend in Seminole Memorial Hospital's stork department. Nine babies were born Friday through Sunday. Thoru were four boys and five girls. But that's not all. Over the weekend Seminole Memorial reported 41 admissions and 411 discharge*. Drew Warren, a resident of Lake Monroe, has called a meeting o f all citizens in the Lake Monroe and adjacent area who might be interested in organizing a volunteer fire department. The meeting will be held at 8 p. m. Thursday at the Lake Monroe Community Ilnll near the Lake Monrue Elementary School. Warren said he nnd those who huve planned the affn ir would appreciate any assistance from other volun­ teer departments ns well as any other interested parties. • • • Hubert F. I’ lutte, son of Helen 1*. Forshuy of Luke Mury, is one o f tit] Seniors who received degrees Friday night at Lafuyettu College in Easton, l ’a. Mrs. Forahny is a member of the faculty at Lake Mury K I e m e n t u r y School. • • • And from Snnfurd, Henry W ight Kirtley o f 2402 Myrtle Avenue, is receiving his III) degree from Emory Unlver•ity, Atlanta. • • ♦ Major Lee It. Itendell, USMC, son o f Mr. ami Mrs. Leroy 11. llendell o f 412 I ’ ruirie Lake, Fern I’ark, is one of n dozen Navy and Ma­ rina officers and enlisted men who will receive bachelor's and master's degrees during Stanford University’s 7!lrd commencement exercises at I ’alo Alta. • • • Another Fern I’ark youth, Airman First Class llowurd W. King, was a member of tha U. 8. A ir Forrc Honor Guard whirh Saturday partici­ pated in ceremonies marking tha 20th anniversary o f the Normundy Invasion. Memorial rates were held at the U. S. M ilitary Cemetery at St. Luurent • sur - Mer, overlooking Omuha Bench, at Sainte-Mere Eglisc; at Salntc-Marie-duMont, Utah Beach{ and ut the Cunudiun Military Cemetery at Beny-sur-Mer. • • * The 20th anniversary activ­ ities of the D-Day landings brought back many memories __to a lot o f Sanford men, too, who were there thut duy or who went over in later echelons. What un operation that was! You hud to see it to believe it. By the time of the capture of Saint Lu, the Allies hud Omahu and L'tuh covered with mountains of military supplies. We recall our first conversation with a German I’ W. Ho remurked, “ I f tho Feuhrer could only see this the wur would be over tomorrow." He didn't and the wnr went on. • • • The Fleet Reserve Associa­ tion meets ut 8 tonight ut the Hut on Seminole Boulevard to elect officers for the forth­ coming year. A ll hands have been urged to attend. • • • 10,000 Get Final Polio Doses Stations May Be Cut To 5 Next Sunday m w A... BRIEFS Deal With Reds LONDON (UB1) — Britain has been negotiating a nu­ clear reactor deal with Com­ munist Romania, it was learn­ ed here today-. North Orlando teenagers, 13 year* and older, who are not participating in graduation exercises, are usked to attend an 8 p. m. meeting today in the Civic Building to discus, plans fo r the summer recrea­ tion program for this age group. Barents also are usked to attend as are any other adult residents who aro inter­ ested in assisting with this program. SANFORD N A V A L AC AD E M Y gnuluntes ure shown here being con­ gratulated at commencement exercises Friday afternoon at the school. Shown are, from left, Col. II. J. Furman, Midshipman llarry Hray, Mike Anderson, Charles Crumbliss and Bill Schrocdcr. (licrald Photo) An estimated 10.006 persons received their second and final doses of Sabin vaccine Sunday at 12 “ feeding stations” throughout the county. MOSCOW (D P I) — Yugo­ Known us Sabin Oral Sun­ slav President Tito arrived in day, the Sanford - Seminole Leningrad today to discuss Jaycees spearheaded the drive the problems of the Commun­ in cooperation with the Coun­ ist world with Soviet Premier ty Health Department. Nikita S Khrushchev. The 12 stations wore man­ Circuit Judge Voile A. W il­ ned from noon to 5 p. m. and S A R IN O R AL SU N D AY was observed in the county yesterday as Santhis time the one ut the A & liams bus denied n new trial ford-Seminnlc Jaycees and the County Health Department cooperated in LONDON (L T D — ChristI' Grocery Store drew the to C. It. Lowdermilk of A lta ­ the project. Checking details after the 12 feeding stations were closed ine Keeler, the playgirl of largest number of persons, monte Springs who wns con­ are, from left, Mike Richardson, Clyde Long. Jnyceo President Jim Smith victed Inst December on five Ilrituin's Ptofunio sex-amiJiiyccc officials suid. and Jim Rowe. More than 10,000 persons took part in the program and Last April when tin* first counts in an alleged citrus security scandal, walked out received their vaccine against polio. (Herald l’ hoto) o f the two-part project was swindle at the Hi-Acrea con­ of prison a free women today I held, the station drawing the centration plnnt. — her nine-month sentence for The case involved a Florida greatest number was Florida perjury shortened by good State Bank. The total taking Department o f Agriculture conduct. tho vaccine Sunday compares employe, Alim Tymlnll Hall favorably with the total on of Orlando, w ho turned j the first Sunday, Jaycoe lead­ state’s evidence and testified HOUSTON (L’ PIt — Fun­ ers report. against the defendant. eral services were held today 1 Jaycoe President Jim Smith I.owdermilk’s two attorneys, for William P. Hobby, a said his group is considering Kd Kirkland and Martin Se­ Texns patriarch who was gov­ Following Sunday's baeca- j day for the presentation of reducing tkc number of sta­ gal, both o f Orlando, filed nn ernor at age 31) and rose from laureate services for a retort! diplomas at four commence­ an $K a week circulation C LE V E LAN D (U P I) _ For­ llions for the makeup Sunday extensive 17-count brief spec­ 671 graduates of Seminole worker through reporter to ment exercises tonight. mer President Dwight D. to about five. He said Hu- ifying ground* in support ?f County's four public high five may lie able to handle the motion for ii new trial. owner o f the Houston Post. Two hundred and fifty-sev­ Eisenhower threw Ids weight schools, plans were made tothe persons based on experi­ All were denied by Judge against a budding Stop-Golden seniors will get “ siieep. ences gained during the first Williams. skins'* from Principal Andrew water movement Sunday alt­ makeup Sunday. er apparently starting the Ill conclusion* pn-sented SEOUL, Korea (U P1) — Bracken at Seminole High's Everyone except those who with movement 24 hours earlier, tt the decision against Tho South Kon-a government Fleming Gymnasium. received the vaccine yesterday was iliseloseil Indus granting a new trial, Judge moved against corruption in At Oviedo, Principal Clyde 'm ay take part in Hie iiiakup The former President was Williams listed 12 d lffe re it high places today in nil at­ W. Holder will hand diplomas to Sunday next week, officials opinions. tempt to pacify student pmj to 28 graduates ut exercises to authoritatively r e t r ie d j say. They are urging all perhate restrained Gov. W,llini| I During Hie trinl Hall con­ tests aimed at ousting Pres­ SW ARTH M O RE. Pa. (U P I ) |he held at Hie school's audi­ W. Scranton of Pennsylvania,1sons to take the vaccine even fessed that he and Lowd*-rident Park Chung Hoe’s re­ I if they missed tho April feed— President Johnson spoke torium. milk had an arrangement in gime. Principal Carlton Henley in a telephone call from ta k -1 out today against "phantom ' ing. which Hall juggled pounds will award diplomas in L y­ mg the lead in any attempt tu fears . . . that the federal A fter a suitable waiting pc •lend off Sen. Barry M. Goldo f solids report* on Lowderman High School's auditorium government lias become n ma­ i in,I Hie persons taking the water's stretcli drive for the | ntilk f i uit going into Hie JACKSONVILLE (UPD — jor menace to individual lib­ to 166 graduates. vaccina for the first time Itcpuhliran presidential nonilH ie Florida depnitnient of the erty.” At (.'rooms Academy, Prin­ next Sunday then ran get tho Ill-Acre* plant to reflect a American legio n Bt its 4flth Douglas will nation. aceon-l lose from private phy hlghur vrunds o f solids prlct"Thin is not so," Johnson cipal II. I. Eisetilio* H talked to M.,g.iannual convention hero elected declared in nn address pre­ award diplomas to 121 mem­ tlion the fruit' was worth. si- inns, it was reported. W. M. Edwards o f Daytona pared for the 100th anniver­ bers of the graduating class. t<m Sunday beiore the goternNeither Ilnll nor laiwdnrJaycees arc seeking a dona­ [leach commander to replace sary c o III til e n e e III c u t of All four exercises will lw- or ap|K?ared on a national tion o f 60 cents for the dos­ milk have appeared for sen­ John J. Adams. The Legion Swnrthmore College. gin at 8 p in. None of the television program at (lie be- age but emphasize this is not tencing. Following his guilty graduating classes will hear a gining o( the annual Govern- compulsory. The 60 rents will plea, Ilnll hns been free un­ also voted Pompano Reach The President diil not ident­ or.*' t'naference whirh at the Post 1 12 the state’s finest. help defray the cost o f the til pre-sentence investigation ify the source of such fear*. commencement speaker. In­ time was rife with stop-Goidstead, outstanding students and l.owdeiimlk pending the vaccine, they explained. Hut Sen. Barry Goldwuter, water talk. Amateur radio operators outcome o f the new trial mo front-running contender for have been selected to speak An authoritative source said w i * on hand for Sunday's tinn the GOP presidential nomina­ on a theme appropriate to the Eisenhower t o l d Scranton project and kept the rommuiltion. has said Hie Republican various sellout*. however, that he had received It was explained today that i, at ion setup working in fine CHARLESTON. S. C. (U P I) party emphasizes “ individual one of the reasons for not bav­ a number ol calls after then stylc, Jaycees say. —A Navy training plane miss­ liberty" while the Democrats Saturday meeting at Gcltys ins commencement speakers ing on a flight from Florida to favor “ extension o f govern­ is that graduating classes burg, Pa., at which Hie for Rhode Island with three men mental power." have become so large tnerc is mer President asked Scran alaiard w a s found today not enough time to devote to ton to make himself "mnri wrecked on a South Carolina available" for the presidents W A SH IN G TO N (U P I ) — a speaker. beach. Two Ixxlirs were found nomination. More Hum 200 eonstitutioiiol in the wreckage. In Ills Sunday call, it wa lawyers charged today Hint The Navy had ident.fied reliably reported, Elsenhnwe proposals to overrule the Su­ C A P E K E N N E D Y (U P D those aboard as Ens. William Theft of money from the A house owned by Clarence suid he did not want to parti — Picket lines were thrown preme Court decision* against II. Goolsby, 27, Ocala, the pil­ Hopper Elementary School Winn at 21)0(1 Grandview eipate in a stop-Goldwatc up at every e n t r a n c e to Ililde-rending and prayers in ot: and Lts. (J r .) Edward II. was K|a>rted to police this Avc. was ransacked over Hie movement. Hie nation's space port to­ public schools could set a pre­ Strain, 26, of Rome, Ga., and with Hie vandals morning by school o f f i c i a l s . weekend day, threatening the third cedent endangering all tho William F. Trozzo Jr., 3u, of <A soft drink machine was spilling sugar and' cleunsiiig wink stoppage this year on liberties guaranteed in the Itillteu, Pa. T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I ) — building for America'a prolw Constitution. The Coast Guard spokes­ |broken open nnd $8 taken, powder over the floors. Ali The l a w y e r s , including o f the rooms were ransacked Florida's cigarette tux collec­ to the moon and the* program man said it was not deter­ city police suid. deans o f 66 law schools, filed tions totalled $4.81)9,06(1 f< > to orbit n manned space lab­ by the person said by city Tlie burglar then entered mined which of the tiiree a statement with the House crewmen were found in tin- 1(he principal's office and took polire to cither la- ''sick or April, according to the hew oratory. A t least some of the 4,000 Judiciary Committee urging eiagr department. drunk." wreckage. another ft. construction workers building Congress to reject any pro­ a giant, $110 million verticul posal* for a ropstitution.il assembly building fo r the amendment to reverse the ■noun launrli mid a $40 mil­ court’s rulings. lion rompex for Hie Titmi-3 “A grave lesponNihillty Sanford's Reconnaissance A t­ Friday at the Sanford Naval ficer for the past year. Cdr. V A II-9’s 28(1 officers and niei I piogrnm honored the picket rest* upon Congress in tak­ Shipman will report to the und an address by Captaii lines, Imt the cxuct number ing this first experiment on tack S<|un>li.m 9, destined to Air Station. James O. Mayor, commands \was not immediately deter- our liberties," the statement A t to a. m. Cdr. James L. Arm y Wur College ut Carl­ become the first unit to oper­ Heavy Attack Wing One. i mined. said. “ Whatever disagree­ ate the new RA6C Vigilante Shipman turned over his com­ isle, Pa., to prepuie for high­ Captain Mayo cited th< The pickcta were inenila-is ments some may have with with the Sixth Fleet In the mand to Cdr. James A. de- er rommund. squadron's record o f ex re I of the Brotherhood of Mnintethe llitile prayer decisions, we Thu full dress ceremony leia-e in all o f its missions am ' nam e of Way Employes re­ Mcditerianean, conducted a (iuiinhl, who has served as believe strongly that they lo colorful change o f command the squadron's executive o f­ feutured un inspection of praised Cdr. .Shipman's lead newing a piutcst by unions not justify this experiment." urship whirh led to RVAH-9'i i over tin- use of a governmentThe committee ha* ended winning the 19(13 Douglut owned spur unto Hie Merritt public hearings on a variety Wing Commander's tiophies Island space complex by the o f proposals to |M-rmil pray­ Bombing Tropy and the Winj strikebound F l o r i d a East er* in the schools. It has not ('iiimmindcr'a tropics. Coast ltailway. yet given any indication on Cupluill Mayo stateil Hint when it might take further ( ' d r. detiunalil's cxlensivt action on the proposals. background with S s n f o r i Williams Denies New Trial For Lowdermilk Tito In Russia Christine Free 571 Seniors To G e t Diplomas Tonight Ex-Governor Rites Korea Acts Ike Pulls Back On Movement To Stop Goldwater Johnson Hits 'Phantom Fears’ Legion Elects 2 Bodies Found In Jet Trainer Money Stolen From School Picket Lines Up Again Al Cape ‘Sick Or Drunk’ Bible Prooosal Seen As Threat To Guarantees J Smoke Tax DeGanahl Takes Command Of RVAH-9 Bids On SR-427 Asked June 25 A T I Mike Thomas, 304 Hol­ ly Avenue in Sanford, lias 30 more day* in the Nuvy. On July 9 he’ll retire after 20 years o f active duty. • • • » SANFORD, FLO RID A Heavy Attack Sl|Uudrons wet ■pialifies him for the demand Bills will lie o|M-ncd by the mg tasks ahead as tie leudi Reconnaissance Attack Squad •Statu Bond Department on rmi 9 in its assignment to dr June 26 for work on a numf highwuy projects in ploy us the first unit in III-1 ber Sixth Fleet equipped with III- Hie state, including work on Interstate Routes 96 and 4. RA6C Vigilante. In Seminole County bids Cdr. dcGunahl was giadu ated from the U. S. Nava will be sought for work on Academy with the rluss o State Ruud SR-427 between 1947 and following a tour o Highway 431) in Altamonte duty in destroyers was des Springs und Molnur Avenue igmited a naval aviator i in Longwood. The hid opening will lie I960. (Mr. deGamitil is n stranger to Sunfoni. He l „ . ! conducted in Tallahassee. gun his tour in Hruvy Atluc in 1968 and completed tout AM E K SH AM . E n g l a n d o f duty with V Ait-6, V A II-I and served as training o ffi (U P I ) — I July Attlee, the rnr on Heavy Attack Win; wife o f Britain'! posUWorld One sta ff before reporting t Wnr II primr Minister, died RVAH -9 as executive office? in a hospital here Sunday. Lady Attlee Dies CHANGE OF COMMAND ceremoniea were held lust Friday ut the San­ ford Naval A ir Station when Cdr. Junies A. deGunuhl, left, took over com­ mand o f Reconnaissance Attack Squadron 9. The commander succeeds Cdr. James L. Shipman, at rih'ht, who is Iwinjj assigned to the Army W ar College at Carlisle, Pa. (Herald Photo) 21 Midshipmen Given Diplomas At Academy Twenty one midshipmen oft Col. 11. J. Furman, acad* Hu* Sanlurd Naval Academy cmy superintendent, present­ received diplomas Friday aft­ ed graduation certificates to ernoon In Impressive cere­ the 21 members of the eighth monies which were hig.ilight- grade and listed the year-end od by a talk by Capt. Janies |athletic and academic honors. O. Mayo, commanding oflicer 1 Midshipmen honored f o r of Heavy Attack WIiir One. ' academic standings included Midshipman I.t. ( j gi J e r r y 1Judson Hobby of Sanford, Boj U- of Cape Canaveral de­ sixth grade; Walter Porzig of livered the valedictory ad­ Staten Island, N. V., seventh dress as the commencement j grade; Jerry Boyle and Lloyd marked the end of the first Ixiw, Sanford, eighth grade; year of operation o( the lead- |Chris Wilson, Sanford, ninth etny. grade. Athletic awards went ta Docature Company for basket­ ball and baseball, Truxton Company for Imating and Per­ ry Company for soccer. Individual athletic awards were made to Wilson for win­ ning the tennis singles compe­ tition, Michael 1). Anderson of Sea Island, Ga., and M. A. Bids are expected lo lie Joiner for tennis doubles and aw anted tonight at tin- City Jeff Sargent for swimming. Each member of Hio bri­ Commission meeting on the $800,000 water improvement gade was officially designat­ ed a “ plank ow ner" of the program. The hills were opened last institution, likening them in week and have been analyzed Navy tradition to original and catalogued for com mis­ mcitilicrs of the ship's crew. sion action. Twenty firms A bronze plaque signifying showed interest in doing the this was donated to the acad­ work which will increase the emy by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Itichtcr of Sanford and was water system in Hie city. T Ii e commission agenda unveiled at that time, In memorial tribute lo the shows a variety of actions to he taken during tonight's late Hear Admiral Paul John­ meeting. Among the items son, a staunch supporter o f the academy, the midshipman are: Condemnation hearings of who displayed through the year those nf(iccr-l!kc quali­ 16 structures. Kc/ntting of Hie area north ties ol Admiral Johnson was o f K. Zttli Street, soutii of awarded a trophy bearing Cottage Hill and Grove Man­ that title. The midshipman re­ or subdivisions, west ol Mel- ceiving it was Lt. Jerry Sar­ lonville Avenue, and east of gent of Chuluota. In a morning program pre­ the ACL Itailroad from R-1AA ceding the commencement, lo ILIA . Request by the Lions Club Copt. Hubert M. Ware, com­ for a fireworks display per­ manding oflicer of Sanford Naval Air Station, inspected mit for July 4. Discussion of possible cur­ the brigade. tailment of the •summer rec­ reation program or a transfer ol funds resulting from school liersonnel not being available to the city. Request of Grover Todd utid An installation banquet is Ansel Snow for a lease .it the set for Saturday ut 8 p. m. uiuniripal pier for marina de­ ut the Civic Center for o ffi­ velopment. cers of the Sunforil-Semtnola Request of Hal Washburn Jaycees. for an easement to dredge The now officers will tie in­ and to cross city property to stalled by Flank Foster, new fill property at l.ako Ada. statu Jayreo president front Approval ol city forces to West Palm Bench. A social install un eight inch water hour will follow the ceremon­ line to Hie Williams building ies in tho Fleet Heservs in the IIL II industrial area. Building. Reservations should Transfer o f funds for re­ be made by Wednesday ut 5 construction work at the dog p. in. by culling tho Juyces Building. pound. Wafer System Bid Awarding Due Tonight Jaycees To Hold Installation e n it e u s UL/AVQ rFIRST iR Q T D l IA I IT V ALWAYS QUALITY ™ FATHER’S DAY JUNE 21 Accord Averts Actors Strike N E W YO R K (U P I ) — An actor's strike which threaten­ ed a prolonged Rininlw.iy blackout was tentatively set­ tled today. Mayor Robert F. Wagner succeeded in getting an agree­ ment in pre-dawn talks with both sides at his home. Cities Homhcd BOGOTA, Colombia (UPI) — A rash of terrorist bomb explosions in four Colomuian cities lis t night left one dead and (our Injured, police said today. Four persons were ar­ rested. > STOCK UI» ON D U A L IT Y COTTON K N IT S ! size* 8, M, Softer, stiougcr combed cot Inn now in new sur­ face interest Chcosr the stitching! several quality, fdilutes . . . with all cost - more (or less! * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 05, 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/46a8da64ea784c61f522a5020bf5ef4a.pdf 67dca552291d3799c914489fc6e95d59 PDF Text Text Gtff Girl Scouts Attend Annual Camporee Hunt Cited For Sales Record Hunt Llncoln-Mcrcury Inc. o f Rsnford has been cited for its sales record by tha Ford Motors Company. Willis F. Hunt bas been swarded a 10-day European vacation trip for his outstand­ ing sales performance, ac­ cording to Grorge F. Montagnet, I.lnculn-Mrrrury district sales manager of Jacksonvil- la. Two other men affiliated with tbe local firm, Ray C. Winfrea and Jack L. MorganStern, were Issued "Inner Cir­ cle" membership cards as top dealership salesmen in the Jacksonville district. A ban­ quet was held In Hollywood, Fla., Saturday to honor thu local men and 13 others in the district. Post To Meet VFW Post 10060 o f Casselberry will hold Its regular meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Land O'Lakea Country Club. Officers for the coming year will be nominated for tha election scheduled for the Thursday, April 23 meeting. WrralB P«Pf* 12— A p ril 18, 196- 8207 Auxiliary Has Election Of Officers Stop Reading Word By W ord Junior Girt Seouta, fourth, fifth, and alxth irradcra, from Troopa 606, 678, 200, 248, 466, 202, 382 and 144 attended the recent annual Spring Cam pore* at Camp Tlcochee in Barbenrllle. M an/ activitlca were plan ned for the girla enjoyment In­ cluding trail blaring, awlm mIng, outdoor cooking and a trip to the old cemetery locat­ ed on property Just recently acquired for primitive camp ing. Saturday night the girl* presented an Impreailve camp fire program with many Im­ promptu akita and ringing of numeroua Girl Scout aonga. At the conclualon of the program, the glrla enjoyed their favor­ ite dessert, “ Soma Mores," which consist of t o a s t e d marshmallows and chocolate b a n between graham crack­ ers. Sunday morning, Troop 667 presented a "Scout's Own," for the en tin camp In the outdoor chapel, a beautiful natural setting under very old oak trees. The chapel has been formed by adding a lashed bamboo altar and p l a n k benches. The Camporee was planned by Miss Frances Cobb and was Staffed by Mrs. Lois Jackson b ln . Carolyn Layendcr, Mrs. Trudy Woods, Mrs. Gludys Downey, M n . Marti Uanklcfs, Mrs. Marlon Farella, Mrs. Joan Hensley, Mrs. Mary Haneyt Mrs. Jesse Andrews, Mrs. Louisa Lord, Mrs. Ulggs, M n . Joyce Crow, M n . Joan Oglesby and M n . Edmonds. Assisting w e n memben of Miss Cobb’s Senior Girl Scout Troop, Misses Judy Lewis, Nancy Itogen, Susan Orsono, Vicki McCardlc, Mary Jean Turner, Susan McCaskil! and Donna Danklefa . Business Brief VittftrrH Ask No Questions, Get No Answers! Time yonr reeding of column and compare your speed with that indicated at the end. The expected speed assumes s dally five per cent Improvement. If you have a fairly decent grasp of pre-reading from our preceding column, you'll find that unconsciously you have been practicing the next tech­ nique: questioning or selfquizzing. Questioning is the natural follow-up of pre-read­ ing and the final step before thorough reading. This Is how questioning works. From your pre-reading precise as the questions you raise. There is this further advantage in proper question ing: you have completed your summary of your work In question form. Turn them Into answers and your summariz ing is a very simple matter Our next article will be concerned exclusively with speed. Concentrating, pre reading and questioning arc more closely related to un demanding than to speed, but they do add speed to your reading by making under­ standing easier, lip to now u c have concentrated on the RICHARD LEE Rennett, non o f Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Lee Ben­ n e t t , 220 Woodmere Boulevard, wan named on the denn’n lint at Clark Memuriul Coll e g e o f MinHinnippi. Bennett, a ministerial ntudent, wan recently elected secretary of the colleKe’n ministerial as­ sociation. Stetson Gets $29,3(7 Check of the title page you ask: What Is the precise subject and what angle Is to be treat cd here 7 How Is this partlcu lar author qualified to deal with it? You pre-read the table of contents—the author's outlino of his book. You saw the whole and all its parts there. You also pre-read at least the l>eginning and end of his pre face, which is his declaration of pu rpose. Such questions as these will hnvc to be an­ swered In your thorough read­ ing: What is the order of the hook's development 7 What sections are stressed more than others? Why? Does the author prove as much as his preface says he'll prove? Write them all down. Your pre-reading gave you many answers, but it is at its best when it raises as many right questions as possible. In chapters whore pro-reading gave you little or no help, here's a good way of framing the questions. Turn topic sen­ tences in these troublesome areas Into questions of "how " or "w hy." Questions such as these will suggest themselves from prereading most chapters. What evidence does the author mar­ shal? Does he appear to gloss over certain controversial areas, possibly evidence dam­ aging to his case? Why? What authorities does ha cite and are they all from the same school of thought? How does this part of the third chapter relate to his final conclusion? These arc only a few sample questions. The main thing Is to write the questions down In clear form. I’re-rcading is your road map; questioning is the steer-1 Ing wheel. You will gel the right questions from your at­ tentive pre-reading; you w ill' get answers from your final reading that aro as many and mind in this eye-mind rcla tionship. Now we shall begin to work with the eyes, to read in phrases, to enlarge the eye span in your reading. Helps to concentration, prereading and questions will help you all your life. Use them first in your assigned reading, hut use them also when you read the newspaper. Use them every day. tYou should have completed tills reading in 75 seconds.) NEXT: Too Many Eye Jerks Around Here.) This Informative series Is available In book form. Splral bound and illustrated, the book not only features all 20 articles In the series but also II exercises for "Speed a n d Comprehen­ sion." Order a copy by send­ ing your namr, address and tl to: Stop Heading Word by Word, c /o The Sanford ller. aid, P. O. Box till, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York II, N. Y. DEI.AND — A check for 129,307 from The Charles E. Merrill Trust has been receiv­ ed by Rtetaon University, Stet­ son President J. Ollle Ed­ munds has announced. Tbe money representa Htetson'a share through September 1903 In the annual income from a trust established by the late Charlea E. Merrill, Stetson graduate In 1903. Merrill wna the directing partner o f the Investment firm Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith. Long a warm friend of his alma mater, Merrill in 1954 established the Chair of Amer­ ican Studies at Stetson with a gift of 1100,000. Tho Merrill Program of American Studlra offers a mn, or In Stetson’s College o f Lib­ eral Arte, purpose o f which is to give students a fuller un­ derstanding o f the American democratic system. Under­ graduate courses emphasize the principles upon which this nation w h s founded nnd has grown great. A graduata program designed for p u h I I e school tenchers lends to a master's degree In American Studies. New officers were elected at the regular monthly meet­ ing o f tha Auxiliary Unit to South Semlnola VFW Tost 8207 held at the Post Home on the old Dixie Highway north o f Longwood. Elected unanimously were Mrs. Virginia McManus, pres­ ident; Mrs. Geri Hltsmsn, senior vies president; Mrs. Eva Wynn, junior vlca presh dent; Mrs. Sophia Dryant, treasurer; Mrs. Edna Norman, chaplain; Mrs. Harriett Har­ ris, conductress; Mrs. Martha McEIvy, guard and Mrs. Ruth Hopkins, three year truatee, Mrs. Lucy McGuire, two year trustee and Mrs. Donna Estes, one year trustee. Named to represent tha auxiliary at the district conventioa to be held April 26 at Melbourne were Mrs. Hltsman and Mrs. Irena March, delegates, and Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Wynn, alternates. Mrs. Bryant will serve ai delegate and Mrs. Hltsmsn alternate for the Depart­ ment Convention scheduled June 11-14 at Cocoa Reach. Officers will he Installed May 28 with place and install Ing officer to he announced. Following th e buslneti meeting refreshmenta o f cake, coffee and tea were served, 1?ie next regular meeting will he May 14. ?J) £ p e e in f c . • MON. • TUBS. • WED. 25th Cr PARK, SANFORD “ KELLOGG’S** CEREAL “ REG. SIZEpi> VARIETY PAK MODESS PKG. OF 12 PKG. OF 10 Limit: One With Your S3 Or More Food Order Pleas# Limit: One With Your 13 Or More Food Order Please B R IN G Y O U R A JA X C LEAN SW EEP COUPONS H ER E! ‘THRIFTY” “ SAFE SUDS” DETERGENT BLEACH Association To Meet fly Mra. Adam Muller The April meeting o f the I DeRary Civic Association will he held at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday | at the Community Center. The Illustrated story o f the I Missile Test Center at Patrick | Air Foree Rase will bo pjcsented by Col. Peter Romo. AJAX GIANT PKG. QUART JAR 'ostponement The April meeting o f the I Rear Lake Community Club has been postponed from this Thursday u n t i l Thursday, April 23, due to conflict In reservationa o f the Florida Power Corporation Employes (Tub House. Limit: S With Your |3 Or More Food Order Pleas# LIMIT: ONK WITH YOUR S3 OR MOItK FOOD ORDER PLEASE ‘FOOD KING” QUARTERS The bald eagle la the ayrabol of the United Statci. "a ja x - l iq u id 0LE0 CLEANER 15 OZ. M L. LB. PKG. "A J A X - » CLEAN ER LAnr.E I’ Kfi. "AJAX " CLEANSER RE O. CANS Limit: One With Your S3 Or More Food Order Pleas# FRESH! "100% FURE" "FRESH *N CRISP- GROUND “ Great Savings On Easy Terms’* FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE LETTUCE M A T H ER of Sanford 2 HEADS -KVF.HFRF.SH" HAMBURGER BUNS LEAN “ CENTER-CUT- BED ROOMS • Early A w n ic ia • Franck Provincial • Modern M58 o" EASY TERMS at __ MATHER Open Fri. Nights of Sanford Sanford'* Only A ir Conditioned Furniture Store 208-09 E. let ST. FA 2-098.1 PORK CHOPS 50 EXTRA LIl. GOLD BOND With ThU ' Coupon 4k Th# Purchase Of "Riche*" CHOCOLATE ST A M P S ECLAIR* '• Os. Pbg. 49* |Coupon good at your "Thriftway" ( Only, Thru Wednesday April 16 PKGB. ?F 8 "CARNATION- INSTANT DRY SOT. M IL K ,,KU- 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With Thia Coupon A The I’ urrhaae Of "Minute Maid" ORANGE ST A M P S DELIGHT 3 6 ox. cant 19c Coupon good at your “Thriftway" Only, Thru Wednoaday April IS £B*3anfifUR3SMNMHNlRStf �Q JJL GOOD OL‘ FASHIONED Cracker Days Cornin' CRACKER DAYS u li r r H - E •L •P t I Somewhere in mothballs in Herald-land there is a "prop” The Herald would like to bor­ row. We have a pretty girl all lined up to emphasize "Cracker Days" and we’d like to photograph her in a bath­ ing suit. Definitely not a bi­ kini . . . but a bathing suit of the vintage of 1900-20. Can anyone help us? Call R. E. Torter at 322-3612. • • • From the mailbag: "Dear Mr. Porter, First of all, I would like to say that I read your column and enjoy it very much. (Thank you.) However, in your article April 9 (in the section about Pres­ byterian churches) you stated that the two now churches in Seminole County were 14.5 per cent of the 29 new church­ es. I think if you will check it that two is only 6.89 per cent of 29 (divide two by 29). Being a former school teach­ er, I couldn't help but notire your error. (Oops — goofed again.) Keep writing your in­ teresting column. Mrs. Doris Schautteet. PS: I had been meaning to write anyway and ask why there is no sign in­ dicating how to get on French Avenue or Highway 17-92 from the road along Lake Monroe (going w est)7" • • • Political candidates have been Invited to the Voters League meeting at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Wilson School. This meeting Is for all voters, especially District 5, of any political faith. Democrats are having a county-wide meet­ ing, with all candidates in­ vited, at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Jai Alai Fronton. • • • Local registered nurses are presenting what should prove a most entertaining program at 8 p.m. Saturday at Semin­ ole High School auditorium. It's the Orlando Accordion Symphony Orchestra. An 18member all-accordion group, who placed first in the state accordion championship in I960, 1961 and 1902. and first in 1961 and second in 1962 in the national accordion cham­ pionship. • • • Science students of Semin­ ole High School arc inviting their parents, friends and the general public to an open house display of their work between 7-9:30 p.m. April 21. • • • Bill MacLauchlin's contri­ bution, via the Lions Pause; Nursery teacher, "Everyone in this country is free.” Little boy, "I'm not free; I'm four." • • • And quoting some of Bill's philosophy: A m e r i c a ' s downtrodden class is comprised of those people who don't have remote controls for their TV color sets. Success often means getting up one more time than you It's sort of late, now that l< Woodruff building is Bl­ ast down but — why doesn't u city or the contractor put some sort of a handrail ing First Street to protect 8 pedestrians from vehicur traffic t Especially since to parking is allowed along it part of the sidewalk tekrd to pedestrian traffic. • • • rhlrtcen anglers really are eating out the news from lwaukee. They've taken 16 h from Lake Golden, all aring Schlitz fishing derby ;s, which range in value >m $25 to $10,000. One chap, Navy chief, hooked four of > moneyed fish. And, to 1c, these are the only tag:) fish taken in Seminole unty. • • • fhe Honolulu tycoon who ight the North Orlando npany has yet to put in his pearanre but a press conence has been called on subject by another chap this afternoon. See Wedday'* paper. Band Parents The Seminole High Band Parent Association will meet Tuesday at I p. m. in the Band Hatl for the last official meeting of the school year. 1 Zip Code 32771 iim t lit > Off Again Viet Nam First $85,000 Budget Approved By Casselberry United Tress Lcnsrd W re Established 1*J08 TUES., ATR1L I t. 1661 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 168 County O Ks Hospital Expansion m w A .57-Mill, 3-Year Tax Voted To Raise $350,000 ... BRIEFS Ground Shepard HOUSTON (UPI) — Alan It. Shepard Jr., wobbly from the same inner ear inflamation that forced his former comrade John Glenn Jr. to quit politics, has been ground­ ed temporarily. Seminole Memorial Hospital will be improved with a new $1 million, 60 bed wing with In the next two years. County Commission, after a one-hour 45 minute discuss ion this morning, approved by a 4-1 vote a .57 of a milt ad valorem tax for three years CHICAGO (UH> — Attorto raise $350,000 in matching ncya for Teamster Union funds to meet a $650,000 fed President James It. lloffa eral grant under tl\e Hill-Bur­ Monday were denied a re­ ton Act. quest for a delay in llnffn’s Nearly 50 persons in the scheduled April 27 trial on audience when the Commlss multi-milliun dollar f r a u d ion commenced the liospltal charges. public hearing at 10 a. m presented petitions and other­ wise voiced opposition to the CAPE KENNEDY (U P I)— tax levy, claiming "no bene Troubles with a 200 • pound OPEN HOUSE in observance o f National Library Week was attended by fita" for residents of South spacecraft Monday night forc­ Nnvy and civilian dignitaries Monday afternoon at Sanford Naval Air Seminole County. ed the third postponement in Station library. Pictured from Die left: Mayor A. L. Wilson, Librarian Commissioner John Alex eight days o f the Project Catherine Stovvell and Capt. Robert M. Ware, commanding officer of ander was the lone dissenter Fire shot that is to examine SNAS. (Herald Photo) to the tax levy, asserting the the heat returning moonships necessary $350,000 could be will encounter. raised by paring the hospital's operating budget and from ex Iras" in the county'a budget WASHINGTON (U PI) — For the first time in Its or hy a bond issue. Defense Secretary Robert 8. history Cassellierry has a fis Motion for the levy was McNamara said in congres­ cal budget. Stonday night the made by Gen. J. C. Hutchison sional testimony released to­ town council put Its stamp of seconded by John Fitzpatrick day that he had "stripped the approval on an $85,000 budget An appeal for 12 pints of anil concurred in hy Lee Gary military assistance budgets which will govern expend! and Chairman James I’ everywhere around the world blood to bolster the recovery lures made thus far during rident involving injuries the Avery Jr. CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) to put money into South Viet of a former local insurance the current calendar year plus At least ciaht persons were Air Force lias incurred at this Chairman A. 1 1. Peterson Nani.” executive has been made in spare center. Injured, several seriously, Sr., hospital board of trustees those for the remainder of the area. "Preliminary reports indi­ opened the o e ir two-hour dis­ 1964. when the third-stage of a Ih e IvrTesl single Item of Guy C. Warmork <j/ Route Delta roc? t apparently l.i cated ''rat it (the initlnn) re­ cus’ ion hy pointing out the WASHINGTON (U P !) — curred while the spacecraft present hospital was com anticipated receipts listed in nited today during an indoor 2, Sanford, is a patient at Pennsylvania Gov. William was being mated to its third mcnced in 1952, that $350.noo Ihe budget Is $45,100 expected Scranton oft-mention“d as a Orange Memorial Hospital, test, the Federal Space Agen­ stage engine for a series o( Is needed to meet the $650,000 from Cassclbcrry’f share of cy announced. possible Republican president­ Orlando, where he recently un­ the cigarette tax and the larg Six persons were admitted pre-launch tests," the spokca- federat grant. He also said ial nominee, said today he derwent major surgery. two years will lie required est single Item of expend! to hospitals and a Space man said. doesn't want to be elected lures is $20,700 for roads and Mrs. Warmark has appealed Tile Delta rocket is consid­ to complete the new wing. President this year or any for at least 12 donoia to visit Agency spokesman said two bridges within tlie corporate Robert llessercr, hospital ered one of tile most reliable of them were "in the operat­ other yrar. limits. This figure will not in the local blood hank so that administrator, said the pre in the U. S. arsenal. The third ing room” undergoing surg­ elude $15,000 which the town the blood may he credited to ery. It was the first major ac- stage is a small rocket that sent facility has 108 beds his "account" at Orange with another 12 to he added will borrow to pay Its share of gives the satellite the final WASHINGTON (U PI) — Memorial. Any type blood will when Ihe now pediatrics wing paving Winter Bark Drive kick Into orbit. Senate GOP Leader Everett Ite welcome, she said. is completed, lie said the from SR 430 north to ScinlnTlie third stage of Ihe solid M. Dirksen said today he had Wnrinack retired about four fuel rocket engine was attach­ hospital imputation runs from ola Boulevard. modified bis most controvers­ years ago after having serv­ The Council approved tlie ed to an orbiting solar observ­ 99-103 patients per slay and at ial civil rights amendment to ed as staff manager of In­ one time this month was 101 borrowing of the $15,000 at a atory scheduled to be launch­ assure that a state agenry terstate Insurance Company 3.8 per cent Interest rate from ed next Tuesday, and it was per cent. rould not tic up a job discrim­ with offices in the Sanford He addisl accepted planning the Florida State Hank of aboard the three stage Delta ination rase for more than six City Commissioners Monday Atlantic National Rank. Is that a hospital not have Sanford. Council Attorney Ken months. night ratified changes in tho rocket more than 80 per cent of Its McIntosh was scheduled to Tile accident occurred in­ Sanford Fire Department and beds occupied to meet any notify the County Commission side a room where the upper made at an earlier executive this morning of the Council's stage and the spacecraft are disaster. Vandals ruined temperature The theft of several articles session meeting. The changes tested tor balance in a simu­ The new wing, he said, will action and request that the switches on eight coin operat­ from two area homes is being will hi ing the department up lated (light. house offices, laborato*ies, paving work begin as soon as ed washing machines at John­ investigated tty ecunty de­ to full strength and permit etc,, on tlie first floor and 60 possible. NASA said six persons were son's Coin I-aundry in the puties, The burglaries were more routine time o ff for per­ taken to the Patrick Air Force beds on the second and third In other action, the Council Casselberry Shopping Center, repotted over the weekend by sonnel. floors. It will he constructed voted to name Dentzcl Long Base Hospital and two more The fire chief, Mark N. Immediately west of tlie pre as the town's new building In deputies reported today. The Thomas Mero of Twin Lakes Cleveland Sr., was authorized to the Cape Canaveral Hospi­ vandalism occurred over the and Mrs. M. L. Grogan o f W. sent furltity. apector, advertise for a pub tal. to bring the department up Florida law permit* the lie w o r k s weekend, they say. First Street. superintendent, The Delta rocket lias three to n 2.r>-niiin force by somo County Commission to assess leave the current dog prob­ new men and replacements stages. The first is powered five mills for not more than lem up to Mayor Owen Anstcy for those who have left the by liquid fuel and the second 15 years for hospital construe until the Council cun find a ami third by solid (ucl. local service. tion. Present mlllage, Bess solution and authorized the The accident occurred short­ A full "K elly Day” —an erer said is .8 of a mill. The extra 24-hour day o f f —will ly after 10 a. ill. EST, NASA new assessment will increase Iowa clerk to advertise fur bids to puve two sides of a said. Ite allowed and the chief will this lo 1.37 mills. triangle at the Intersection of prepare a vacation schedule First opponent In speak Queens Mirror Circle and with the men "to harmonize against the assessment was Winter Park Drive. with the work schedule and Tom Moses, city planning en The Council approved an to post the vacation srhcdule gineer for Winter Park, who ordinance annexing the area :tu days before tile effective said he spoke for property commonly known as Seminole date.” owners in English Estates, Plaza to Hie Town of Cassel­ The fire chief i* also In Casselberry, Fern Park and berry. County Commission a n d work closely through the rily Tanglewood. The Council arerpted from manager's office and to keep Cassellierry t o w n officials lie stated the proposal "Is the Commission informed on have reached agreement fur not pro|ier’* from a practical the town's zoning hoard a the department’s status and the paving of Winter Park economical standpoint, it was comprehensive zoning ordi­ nance. Councllmcn agreed to Drive. activities. imprudent to compel South meet with County Zoning Di­ Kenneth McIntosh, town at­ Seminole residents to drive 18 rector Robert Brown before torney, informed the County miles to the hospital and ad making a final decision on tlie Cominivsion the town is ready vocatcd the proposal lie fin proposal. to place $20,700 in escrow fur anred from a hospital district, Several petitions for annex­ materials for the improve­ removal of hospital funds ation from various property ORLANDO (UPI) — A Flor­ ment, with the county to per­ from the county budget ansi owners were presented to the ida industries exposition o|wns form the actual work. construction of hospital farlli Council which Instructed At­ Commission direrlcd Coun­ here today with everything tics in .South Seminole County. from handbags to missiles on ty Engineer William Rush to Only South Seminole rest torney McIntosh to request display—and must of the draft plans for a sidewalk dent to sjieak in favor of the rulings from the attorney along SR 15 for pupils of tax levy was Mr*. Rob Brad general before any decisions items for sale. Gov. Farris Bryant was on Lake Monroe School, in re- ford, who added she doe* not can he made. hand for the ribbon-rutting for­ sponsr to a request for par­ use the Seminole hospital hut mally opening the exposition. ent* as presented by Mrs. A1 doe* use the Orlando and Win­ Officials earlier had set a Dotidney. ter Park facilitici. T h e Commission passed $t million goal for one day of Dr. Gordon I). Stanley, who telling Florida product* at over s renewed request hy said his office is across the English Estates residents for street from the local hospital the annual show MIAMI (UPI) - Brazilian SCOIJTORAM A display* last weekend at the On ihe eve of the exposi­ paving of the south aeress staled 30-35 per cent of his Adm. Carlos Pennabotto, who Sanford Armory attracted Reneroua crowds on to English Estates patients arc from South Semi­ played a prominent role in tion, the topic of a one-day road both days, Friday and Saturday, and offered a industrial development con­ School until the next budget. nole and use Seminole hospi­ the recent anti-Communist re­ graphic example o f the work and talent of scoutference was how to bring The residents said $9,000 Is tal. He also stated the local volt in Brazil, will be among era in the St. John’s District. Here checking one in participating hospital la available to not the speakers at a Cuban exile more industries to the state. avallsble o f the exhibits are B. F. Ganas, left, district ac­ The emphasis was on what funds, and more will be forth­ only South Seminole physi­ rally Sunday to ” pay homage tivities chairman, and Thomas G. Albert, district industries look for in seeking coming later for improvement cians but also to Orange to the antl-Caatro Cuban reexecutive. (Herald Thoto) new locations. of the north access road. County doctors. I aiaUoce movement.” Hof fa Loses Blood Sought <8 Hurt As Rocket For Sanford Man Explodes At Cape Scranton: ‘No’ Ev. Gives In Fire Department Changes Ratified Vandals Busy 'CRACKER DAYS $800,000Sanford Water Job Gets Green Light An $800,000 water system Improvement program got the green light Monday night of City Commission and bids for the project will be received June 1. Commissioners approved on second reading an ordinance which will allow the sale of bonds for $800,000; money which will be used to place another pumping station at the Mayfair G o l f Course which will service wells to be sunk there. Tho ordinance, which re quired nearly a half-hour for City Atty. William C. Hutchi son to read, was declared an "emergency ordinance" and all legal technicalities will be expedited to bring the project into being. Tlie bids will be advertised for as quickly as possible and all will be subject to confir­ mation of the court on the ordinance and awarding oi certificates by tha bonding company. This is believed to be i formality but city commis Manors insisted that the city not be bound to any contract should a snag appear In the procedure. Considerable discussion was WEATHER: Tartly cloudy through Wednesday; high todn.v in high 80i; low tonight 65-70. VOL. 56 GOOD OL‘ FASHIONED 2 Homes Robbed Agreement On Paving Reached given to the hiring of a rest dent engineer to give daily supervision on the project one of tlie more energetic ones undertaken by the city in years. Cal Conklin, representative of the engineering firm hired by the city for the project, said he is establishing “ per manent” residence in the city but declined to agree to "con slant" supervision of each step in Uic operation. He added his firm would agree to Inclusion of such handling In the contract it now has with the city, but added such a requirement is noncxistant to this date. Commissioner* agreed to Increase the proposed salary of a city engineer from $6,600 to "up to $7,800' annually so that a competent person can lie hired. It is expected tha new engineer would be abla to take care of the day-to-day supervision demanded by Commissioner Earl Higgin­ botham. Higginbotham cited past in­ cidences in which the city hud, as he put it, “ been stuck for a considerable additional outlay of city funds" when snags developed in tha pro­ jects. The commissioner said ho was not insinuating Conklin's firm would do this but ho wanted tlie assurance spelled out in "unmistakable lang­ uage." ★ ★ ★ The water plant now aerving the city and located al French Avenue and W. 13th Street was built by private en­ terprise in the 1920s and later acquired by the city. It will continue to function but be augmented by the new plant scheduled to be built west of Highway 17-92 and City Manager Warren E. south of Onora Road. Know-lea was asked Monday night by the City Commission to seek a "firm commitment" on the selling price to the city of the water system in Sunland Estates. Developer of the housing project, Bralley Od-ham, had asked whether the city Is in­ terested In obtaining the sys­ tem, noting that It already United Pres* International owna and operates the sewer Fred O. Dickinson of West system there. Palm Beach and Sen. Scot* He previously had offered Kelly of 1-akeland were blast­ the water system to the city ed by a fellow candidate for for about $190,000 hut no firm governor today on charge* figure had been set, the com­ they are trying to fool th« mission noted, for the useable voters by promising to reduce portion of It. automobile tag fee*. Knowles said he had made Sen. John Mathews Jr., an appraisal of that part of Jacksonville, leveled tha the system which could lie charge in Fort Lauderdale, connected to the city's setup saying the lost of Uiis $50 to and came up with the figure $70 million In revenue would of $91,564.01. mean that a sales tax on gro­ "Tti'-J;" lie said, "cover* Ihe ceries and medicine would distribution system only with have to be aubstliuted. the fire hydrants and the ac­ "Dickinson and Kelly know tual house services and me­ this full well but they ara ters. The cost figures include not telling you,” Mathews city Installed costa with labor, said. equipment, supervision and "An extension to lncluda Insurance.” food and medicine waa advo­ Knowles' $91,000 figure was cated by some the last session declared "too high” by Com­ of the legislature and I be­ missioners Earl Higginbotham lieve it would have passed and James H. Crappt who had not the tag tax raised suggested the city offer $50.- muoli of the money needed.** ooo "lock, slock and barrel” But Dieklnaon sniped back for It. at opponents pessimistic about They noted the pumping reducing tho license tag cost stations and other water sup­ and removing price control plying material would be use­ powers from the state milk less to the city should it ac­ commission. quire the system. An additional outlay of $38,000 would be needed by tlie city, It was pointed out, to lay an eight-inch line from An old fashioned political the present city lines to Sunland. rally In behalf of the cam­ Commissioner Joe Baker paign of Sen. John Mathews argued in favor of the pur­ for tha Democratic nomination chase, stating the city would for governor will be staged at realize $23,000 yearly from 7:30 p. m. Wednesday at First users and under present wa­ Street and Magnolia Avenue. ter rates. He noted the cost Speaker will lie State Sen. could be paid off by the city John McCarty, of Fort Pierce, in a relatively few years. who will be introduced by Dr. After considerable more dis­ W. Vincent Roberts, Seminole cussion, it was deckled that County co-chairman of tha Knowles confer with Odham Mathews campaign. A high hi gel a firm commitment on school band also will bo leathe project. lured. City Asks Firm Commitment On Sunland Offer Mathews Blasts Promises Of Car Tag Cut Mathews Rally Set Wednesday len n eu f f t ALWAYS m tS T QUALITY ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY Orlando Opens Industry Show Exiles To Hear Brazil Officer Men’s Quality Leather Belts Print N* Solid Cotton Percales 2 for *1 4 yds *1 New styl* buckles first quality and s 8«v* p l e n t y on these cn* piece beautiful on* tlm* machine w uhable, eolov- buy that you don’t want ful cottons ao right for to miss. Siaea 28-44. new sprint faahtonel horsehld*. A dress lengths, T �Bomber A M ust, LeM ay W arns President WASHINGTON (UPI) Geo. CnrUa E. LeMay Mid io testimony modi public today be bad wanted president Johnion that national eecurHy "demands" a oew bomber to replace Amartca'a aRing B52s end BS8s in the 1*70*. The toatlmoay before the B oom defense appropriation* eobeommlttae ahowed the Air Force chief of etaff offered to revamp till aervice’a budget to fat started oo the new •lane. "I told the President when we appeared before him that I felt so atrofigly on tM»— in view of hia low budget this year . . . that I would repro­ gram some other money to do ft If K was necessary," LeMay testified. Congress has authorised an •stra isi million (or tht air* craft's design over the objectiona of Defense Secretory Robert I. McNamara, who feels more studies are needed before euch a step le taken. But LeMay Mid enough etudiet had been made already and the delay could hold up development of the bomber by a year. As for tha Air Porea’a exist­ ing bombers, LeMay Mid: "They easaol last tor- la perfect PTA Council To Elect Officers By Jells Bartot The Seminole County Coun­ cil of Parent-Teecher Asso­ ciations will elect and install new officers at a meeting !o be held Thursday at the Bear Lake Elementary School be­ ginning with a hospitality per­ iod from • until l:M a.m. Tha business meeting will convene at 1:30 a.m. Officers will be installed by Altamonte Mayor Lawrence Swofford. Speelal gusst speakers will be tha candidates for tha office of county superintendent of schools It. T. Mllwee, incum­ bent, and bis opponent, Sam* tools High Coach Jla Pigott. Awards for PTA member­ ship during the past year will be presented. AQ members art tovitod to attand this Im­ portant meeting. Majorettes Get Twirling 'fl Score LYMAN SCIENCE FAIR winners are, from left, Judy Lambert, first biology; Kay Clarke, second biology and Jud! Kacar, third biology. Stand* Ing, Richard Leonard, best overall project; Carolyn Thomas, first physical sciences; Richard Lombardi, second physical sciences and Deme* trios Therraanoa,'third physical sciences. (Herald Photo) Seminole Hlg High School me* orettee In competition at Jacksonville Beach under th* sponsorship of the U. S. Twirling Assoeintlon ptoeed m follows: Duets — Connie Colvin and Peggy Miller, flreti Fat Ms* Kail and Sharon Bail, oeeondt ■mall corps, Pat MeKall, Sharon Ball, Patsy Foy and Susan Stein, first: soloists, Vlckia MeArdle, third; Susan Stein, fourth: Pat MeKall, fifth, and Sharon B a l l , seventh, and strutting, Vicki* MeArdle, second. missile—and ha J - -t akla QOIlDlM HUB— ** *il m ----- «— OOUOVf would dad Heelf to a "musclebound position" without bombers. "You are endangering (he defense at the country by de­ pending os (hit weapon eye(cm missiles alone because you have no flexibility," Le­ May eaid. "You only have two choices. You ate either off too button and art at pMce, or you a n on toe button and you are at war " LaMay, who once beaded the Strategic Air Command, Mid M action wore taken now, too fleet operational squadron at new bombers could be on the Job by UTS. fb r toaofarh Brralh Page 2 — April 14, 1964 CTP COMMITTEE MEMBERS in charts o f planning tha Spring Festival to bo hald April 18. 1*7 p.m., at South Bomlnole Elementary School am, aaatod from left. Mrs. Bradford Lyon. Mrs. Ralph Moore, general chair* man ______ and Mrs, Elisabeth Dunn t standing, Laird., Mr. Laird, ___ ufl|r» Mra. Joseph . Mra. Frink Latst, Mrs. Channel, Mra. Elleria Cadla, Mra. Richard Htlntalaman, Mra. Rani Toonk, Mtaa Virginia Neal* and Mrs. Carroll Scott (Herald Photo) BUI Hemphill Motors of Sanford hit been notified that Bulek hai won three out of four classes In the Mobil Gas economy run. Bulek pieced first to tha ipeelal V4 clan with 25.2&M miles par gaUon, spacial V-g clasi with 23.7441, and "Best of Any V 4" with the LaSabra getting 21.2070 miles a gallon. Hemphill notes that this is “proof posiUve of Bulek en­ gines and Bulek pioneered torque converter tranimlistons and, to Buick, gas mUeage is Just tha beginning of economy." Though Kuwait, sandwiched between Iraq and Saudi Ara­ ble. covers only S.ooo square miles, it Is the wotld's fourth largest oil producer. tail or bring this coupon ATTENTION NEW PTA OFFICERS at Bear Mrs. Frieda Herota, preaidant; Principal Gnorge Dabbs, second surer. Not present fo r the photo FORD OWNERS Laka Elsmentary School are, from left, Mrs, Kay Vlata, first vice president; vice president and Grant Mueller, trea* was Mrs. Ernestln# Forward, secretary. and have the Sanford Herald MONEY BAYING SPECIALS 4 FOR APRIL GENUINE FORD SPARK delivered daily to your door PLUGS GENUINE FORD ALUMINIZED MUFFLERS for Only . . 194» • 51 FORDS 1 9 5 2 .6 1 PEE WEEK FORDS HONORABLE MENTION WINNERS in tha Lyman High School Science Fair were, seated, from le ft Hannah Williams, Nan Comstock, Pam Eldridge, Elalns Haynl# and Pat Kllngtr; standing, Earl Rishall, Roi Deppen, Pat Me* Laughlin, James Goplen, Jeff Heath and Bob (Herald Photo GENUINE FORD ) North Orlando Charter Board Holds First Public Meeting By Dmfe Dean The first meeting ef the North Orlando Charter Beard, which was officially elected by registered voters o( the village oa March IT, was held Saturday with Bob Desn, chairman, presiding. There ware 20 persons in attend* tritrated a mimeographed let­ ter pertaining to the charter board and to alleged state­ ments of the former mayor, was invited to attand the c h a r t e r board’* executive meetings, as well as the reg­ ular maattogi, to order that the people eould be "well laformed" as to Just what the aace. Among proposed changes to board is doing at all times. An executive session win be the charter Wrought before tha held Saturday to consider board at this time were Former Mayor W. W. Andersoo—<1) change tha meth­ od of electing a mayor so that all registered voter* may cast a ballot to this race; (S) make provisions for s recall elec­ T h e annual membership tion and (I) make it •manda­ meeting o f the Central Flori­ tory that any and an forms da Tubareuloais and Respira­ of hooded indebtedness bo put tory Disaaae Association Inc. to vote of the people. Mrs. Mary CampbeU sug­ will be held April 25 at 1 p.m. gested that Article 2, Section at tha Robert Meyer Hotel, as, bo changed to prohibit any Orlando. Dr. Luther L. Terry, sur­ ordinance being passed by three consecutive readings geon general of the U. 8. duriag a stogie meeting aad a Public Health Service, will Mr. Ctrawaa stated that ha apeak at the Florida TB and would llho ft spalled out to HMlth Association aeaalon at the charter that ao taxes or 11 a.m. that day. This pro. iu au n A iti could be livicd gram will be uaed for the tha paapla by the atari of the Central Florida y gftet a referendum. group1! meeting. The business aeaalon o f the staff of "The Informer," which dis- latter group will follow it. TB Associotion Meets April 25 SHOCK ABSORBERS EACH proposal! mad# at tha drat I meeting win ha held at T p.m., meeting. Tha aaxt public I April 21, to tha Clvio Building. S J ** GENUINE FORD OIL FILTERS AREA DIRECTORY AIR CONDITIONEft AUTO A PROPERTY For The Fiaeet Yssr Around Weather Conditioner FXDDKRS All Llnaa Written Bates — Service Bring Your Insurance 200 B. Park Avo. Sanford Problema To Ua — PA 2-4234 IN SU R A N C E BAU-BLAIR AUTO SBftVICE HARRY ADAIR’S AGENCY t i l 8. Park Ave. FA 2 514’ SANFORD. FLA. GULF SEftVICE Tires - Battorlaa • Accessories PLUMBING Road AAA Ssrvlct Guaranteed Brake 4 Muffler a LHARVEY Bervie* PLUMBING French 4 1st. FA 8-0021 FA t-WS2 FEEDS Sinford Flour and Feed Store Jim Dandy Feeds Timothy Hs£^Cottoa Seed Complete Installations • Repairs Bathroom and Kitchen Fixtures Water Pump* Free Estimates --------Ssnfoi ‘ rA «4 h »l VACUUM CLEANERS SANFORD Cow Food |l-40 par 100 to. V acuum f l a t i t r Service Pawning and Fattening Cakes. * i J R R I f J S U I ISO Sanford Ave. EACH $24110 54 * 56 FORD ORD INSURANCE H. B. Pope Co., Inc. 57 • 62 Ford & Falcon Sanford Free Pick Up Ph. FA M M EACH * 2 05 BRING THIS AD TO OUR PARTS DEPT. NOTICE Your Friendly Ford Servlet A Parts Departments Open TU 4:1* Sat. Aftsraaana Strickland Morrison, Inc. SOI E. FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLA. PH. 822*1411 Wintar Park Ml 4*9919 �A WbtBntmh (» Irratt April 14, 1064 — Pape 8 New Officers Recommended For DeBary Fishing Club Lyman High Approves New Constitution Editors Note: The fo llo w Inf report i n written and submitted by Danny Casselberry, mrmber or the Lymsn High School Student Council. • • • Lyman High School Student Council has produced its con* Hospital Notes APRIL 10 Admissions Alice McMillan, Saul Abram­ son, Amelia E. LcKils, Louise W. Rowan, Bartlett E. Goodnough, all ol Sanford; Paul Tctschner, DeBary; Belly Jean Hamilton, Oviedo; Car­ olyn Chcisa, Maitland Births Mr. and Mrs. Robert LeKils, baby girl, Mr. and Mrs. John George Pharo, baby girl, all of Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. James Hamilton, baby girl, Oviedo; Mr. and Mrs. James Martin, baby boy, Osteen Discharges Lillie McCloud, Donnabelle Wells, Tom Crews Bolt, Olga Z in a, Lita Bell, Chris L. Matthews, Bruce Allen Scott, Penny Lee, Robert Hosford, Betty Benton, Willie Nixon, Dale Van Dusen, Bonnie S. Peirce and baby boy, all of Sanford; Evelyn Disbrow, Os teen; Wanda Enloe, Lake Monroe; Lillie Tillis, Lake Mary; Ronald Pine, Titus ville; Jimmie Young, T cxar kana, Texas APRIL II Admissions Earl Dean McIntyre, Willard Sessions, Willie Jones, Curtis James Mathews, Dave White, Pauline Muirhead, Kate Quattlcbaum, all of Sanford; Anne M. Porter, Harriet FltxRaadoipb, DeBary; W i l l i a m Booth, Lake Mary Discharges Richard B. Vining, Gloria Robinson, Anthony Benjamin, Dewey Straughn, Alonzo MeCalley, Martha Boss, Willis Magdalene Johnson, all o( Sanford; James Lucas, Or* lando; Martha Tinsley, De­ Bary; Albina M. Grady and baby boy, Casselberry; Sarah Conner and baby girl. North Orlando; D a n a DeLanccy, Mims APRIL IS Admissions Lonnie Sampson, Mary Ann Senart, Marie Miller, William Parks, Curtis John Hall Sr., Rose Jacobson. Wanda Keen, Rosetta VanZant, all of San­ ford; Dorothy Sllkwood, Longwood; Mary S. Elmer, De­ Bary atitution for the governing of the student body. The council constitution committee had as its chairman Ruth Wright, app o i n t e d by president Pete Carlson, who presented the document to Principal Carlton Henley for appruval. Upon his approval it was presented to the council for discussion who in turn pre­ sented it as representatives to their classrooms for a vote whether or not to ratify the constitution. It was required that three-fourths of the classrooms be in favor o f rati­ fication. Friday, the Constitution was passed and will now provide a modified and unified document to aid the Student Council. The constitution gives the or­ ganization the name— Student Council Association o f Lyman High School—o f which all atudenta, teachers and admin­ istrators o f Lyman shall be considered members. In addition to the constitu­ tion a new point system has been initiated by the adminis­ tration and generally approv­ ed by the Student Council As­ sociation. It is hoped that this system will give more students the opportunities to exert their leadership abilities as well as restricting a student to a certain amount o f school activities according to the student's grades, the time the activity involves and the year a student is in school—Soph­ omores i pts.; Juniors, 7 pts. and Seniors, 9 pts. It is felt by both the council and the ad­ ministration that these addi­ tions will make for a better student government and in turn a better Lyman schooL The Council sponsor ia Mrs. Alicia Schmidt. By Mrs. Adam Mailer A recommended slate of officers for the DeBary Fish­ ing Club was presented at the April meeting by Bertrum Gould, nominating committee chairman. Names were Norvln B. Roach, president; George Coons, vice president; Ella Bowers, secretary; Archie Long, treasurer; John Weiner and Vernon Catoe, two year BETTER VALUE 1*1 ft GALLON SMALL HAND GARDEN TOOLS High, quality Btrel With Ash Hindis# BROOM GALVANIZED 237 59L SHOVELS 1.79 LAWN RAKE 1Y UNION 198 I DUST MOP GARDEN RAKE SQUARE PT. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL members of the Future Farmers of America have entered the ‘Challenge 304’ corn-growing contest through the co­ operation o f a number of ureu companies and institutions. Checking some o f the material are, from left, Dr. Harlan Roades o f the Central Florida Experiment Station; Don Farrens, local FFA adviser; Louie Rotundo, FFA president; and Richard Pickles, experiment station farm manager. The chapter members will plnnt a half-bushel o f seed in an ucre plot on the school farm and hopes to yield 100 bushels in late summer. UNEEDA Create** Broom Value Ever Ea. ROUND OR FLORAL RAKE EACH 2.29 Industry a balanced economy 1.49 ALLENTOWN UNION H * LAWN SPRINKLER . . 88c PARK SPRINKLER . 1.98ea. \ | W b CLOTHES DRYER Al.l. ALUMINUM CHANNEL ARMS. GALVANIZED POST, 1M’ PLASTIC LINK Each 8,s POWER TOOLS / FISHING EQUIPMENT BLACK & DECKER DRILL ^ OLD PAL BAIT BUCKET UNBREAKABLE FLOATS UPRIGHT, NON-SINKABLB BACH J l. _____ havn brought about a new balance between Florida's growing tourism and bar even-faator-growing industry. Though it would seem that our greatest industry b space exploration and defense, the maarive buildup at Capa Kennedy has served not only to strengthen Florida’s industrial base, but to denxxwtrata Florida’s ideal dims to — both in terms o f waaUwr and economy— for industrial location in general. And an m r - increasing number o f noo-defeoM faduririaa followed puit, to make Florida their new home. * Industry b power — and industry tm dt power. And Florida's industry can rely on Florida Power and Light Company to hasp pace with growing needs. New power plant units, scheduled for operation this year and next, will add 1.3 million kilowatt* and boost our system capability to nearly 4 million Kw •••• 48% increase in two years. Yea, Florida Power and Light Company- baa power to share, now and in the future, tv to help keep Florida— and America — pouerfuU 0. 297 PLANO TACKLE BOX With Pad, Cover And Elect He Outlet A REAL BUY! PLASTIC PAIL 44 Ea. « PAINT ROLLER Vi Inch EACH SET ALSO BLACK ft DECKER SAWS, SANDERS AT SPECIAL PRICES! GATOR LUMBER A N D HARDWARE ROLLER SPECIAL PRICE SPRUCE SPRAY ENAMEL MANY COLORS RODS. REELS, LINES. ETC. 11 QT. 7 88 1" c 207 Magnolia Ave. IR O N IN G TABLE “Cash and Carry” EACH OR HOMH USB i ^ RID-JTD Ptastb With Trey FOR FISHING W . S cott Burma, M gr. 39 GARDEN HOE -u . __ > Bryant ban proclaim*! the >Bob April 14 thru April 19 na t Appreciation Weak through* Florida. FPAL b proud to join tkb tribute to Anrtricaa —-and i — industry. 77 BRUSH SPECIAL Colors LAWN SPRINKLER . . 3.48 M IST R IA L APPRECIATION WEEK Yarn Asst. Ea. WAVE MAETKK I FOE1TIOW (T) Cotton SCRUB OR BOWL BRUSH WEED CUTTER R W T tls f High Grade 77‘ G ARDEN IN G SPECIALS FM a * Diplomat John Foster Dulles, U. BSecretary of State during Dwight Elsenhower’s admlnia* tration, also held diplomatic positions under three Demo* cratic presidents: W i l s o n , Roosevelt and Truman. If HOUSEHOLD GARBAGE CAN Births to SANFORD Pezold moved the benchea to the rsmp site. A report on the recent Deep Sea Fishing Trip out of Day­ tona was given by Archie Long. Three guests from Deltona were present for the meeting. All fishermen-in the area aro Invited to these meetings of the club which are held at the Firemen's Recreation Hall on Colomba Road. BASE PERSONNEL of Sanford Nnval Air Station have won the John H. Rear Memorial Safe Driving plaque for the second consecutive month. The pinque, originated five years ago, ia presented to the command of the base with the best driving record. Cdr. Stanley R. Stanul (right), sta­ tion executive officer and chnirman o f the Safe Driving Council, presents the pinque to Cnpt. Robert M. Ware, base commandant. (Navy Photo) Mr. and Mrs. Mack A. Chiesa, girl. Maitland; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Sllkwood, boy, Longwood Discharges Cherie Ann Waters, Nathaniel Ricbburg, Iris Messer, Betty Erickson. Rebecca Tanner, Edna May Wirick, Melford Hayes, all of Sanford; Linda Diane Martin and baby, Os­ teen; Donald Fisher, DeBary; Robert Keeth, Loch Arbor; Betty Jean Hamilton, Oviedo; Marvclla Owens, Longwood; William Booth, Lake Mary me Sheas asf ter a directors and Clyde Wright I Elmer Thompson showed and Richard Long, three year the color film, "The Search for Speckled Trout," which directors. Guest speaker was County showed beautiful scenes of the Commission Chairman Harris Northwest and Canada along Saxon who spoke on duties of Ihc waterways and inlets. A special vote of apprecia­ his office and the need for more and better roads. Sa­ tion was extended those mem­ xon pointed out that drain­ bers who helped Install the age problems In the Central new benches donated by the Florida area require addition­ Club for use at the ramp al maintenance methods to in­ at High Banks Road W. on the St. Johns River. Francis sure better roads. Lumber and Building Materials “ West Coast Lumber Our Specialty” 700 FRENCH AVENUE Telephone 322-7121 SANFORD, FLORIDA SALE ENDS APRIL 20th PAINT BRUSH �I t 1 Still A Forked Tongue Political Notebook No one could foresee that the U.S. population would multiply 45 times in 170 years. No man dreamed of the mechanization, the rapid trans­ portation and all the other things that place a laigcr human gap be­ tween 1964 and 1794 than existed be­ tween the infant United States and the Roman Empire. One thing the Indians cannot un­ derstand. however, is why it should take so long for them to be paid for their land. A $20 million reparations and rehabilitation bill passed by the House (and cut down to #9.1 million by a Senate subcommittee) still lies in limbo, sidetracked by more press­ ing business. Some 140 Indian families must find new homes by Oct. 1. They no longer refer to the President as the Great White Father, but us far as they can tell, the white man still speaks with a forked tongue. Governments, like young suitors, should not be taken seriously when they use a word like "forever." In 1794, the nation of the United states signed a treaty with the Sen­ eca Indian nation granting it a res­ ervation along the banks of the Al­ legheny River in western New York which the Senecas were to enjoy un­ disturbed forever — or at least "as long as the grass grew green.” In 1964, the Indians are being dis­ possessed because most of their land will be submerged under wnter when the Kinzua I)am flood control pro­ ject 27 miles downstream is comple­ ted. The Indians may, in their wis­ dom, understand that the living can­ not always l>c bound by the promises o f the dead. In 1794, America west of the Atlantic coast wns a great wil­ derness that Thomas Jefferson thought would take a thousand years to settle. - I WASHINGTON — (N EA) —In attempting to build better waapona, U. S. acientist* are running into major rap* in thtir knowledge. Yat Defense Secretary Ro­ bert McNamara i* making plana to alow tha pace of mil­ itary acientifie research spend­ ing. Report* from Moscow show Khrushchev la taking a dif­ ferent tack. HI* military expenditures roughly equal ours. Although he lags in intercontinental ballistic missile o u t p u t . Khrushchev is not Investing heavily in today's lCBMs. On the day he announced budget plans for cutting his conventional armies, he made clear be was sharply increas­ ing the pace of Soviet military scientific research. That in­ crease m »y be equivalent to half a billion dollars a year. Under MeNamsra there has been a growing tendency to cancel out research for which there is no clear, foreseen, strong military usefulness. TbU la good business applied to tha automobile Industry, it is sot good In national de- Committee Due Thanks Recently a winter visitor here aid a compliment to the civic and usiness leaders o f Sanford and Sem­ inole County. "When you were threatened," he said, "with the possibility of losing your Naval Air Station, your com­ munity leaders didn’t piddle around with the problem. Instead, you sent your best men right to Washington to deni with the Navy and your Con­ gressional delegation.” He continued, "W e faced the same problem where I live in the north. They are closing our base. I like the wny you people down here do things." The visitor was right. The Semin­ ole County Chamber of Commerce did send its best men to Washington. State Senator Mack Cleveland and Randall Chase went to the capital aJong with John Krider, manager of the senior trade body, and accom­ plished their mission. The Nnval inHtallation will stay. It may even be­ come a permanent fixture. As most people in this area know, this was not the first time the possibility of losing the base hnd come into thu spotlight. In Septem­ ber o f 1956, for example, a move was afoot to move the installation. On this occasion Senator Cleveland, Rrailey Odham and Andrew Carruway went to Washington. The result was soon known — the base would remain. In 1957, the problem arose again. Consideration was given to moving the installation to northern Florida, or possibly to a site in south­ ern Georgia. The Chnmber o f Com­ merce here raised #8,475 in a mat­ ter of minutes to keep a representa­ tive in Washington in an effort to retnin Sanford Naval Air Station. It’s still here. Much can be said about those who have sucessfully fought to keep the base in Sanford. Rut not enough has been said about the individuals who from time to time have served un­ selfishly on the trade body's armed forces committee. During the most recent and suc­ cessful fight to keep the base. Sen­ ator Cleveland led a committee composed of Carraway, Kurlyle H ou se­ holder, A. K. Shoemaker Jr., Howard Hodges, James Smith and Dr. W. V. Roberts. All of these men are to be "appreciated” for their efforts. In addition to these, thanks is also due to Odham and Gene Tucker. Although they are not now members of the committee, in previous years they were ready, willing and did utilize their time and talent to help San­ ford remain the home of this import­ ant air arm of our national defense. E Thought For Today Yet they did not listen or incline their ear, but stiffened their neck, that they might not hear and receive Instruction—Jeremiah 17:23. Through the fre«> competition of ideas wo arrive at truth. — Robert E. W ilson . Russell Koy Too Late To Classify Revolutionary m erchants, lag method* have merchant* of the world in a ditlier. Not only are American merchant* frantically trying to find the answer, but the problem i* spreading to every continent. Just a* the Individual mer­ chant with his privately own­ ed and operated grocery «torc, butcher shop or bakery found himself out of the picture when cliain operation* took over, now the chains are seek­ ing the answer to ever In­ creasing competition f r o m giant operators who control finances that enable them to move ahead ami command patronage. The American supermarket that haa replaced the individ­ ual store ha* apread to Europe, Africa, Asia and Austra­ lia to say nothing of South America, where Venezuela I* constructing a shopping center to end all shopping center*. A gigantic aet up that be­ comes a city in itself. fighting with their backs to the wall, downtown mer­ chants In a hundred cities are trying to meet the competi­ tion of the suburban aupermarket with malls, enter­ tainment, prize* and what ha ia you. So far they have been fighting a losing battle. Hie automobile and trend to Use suburban development has ruled out Use city mart. The housewife want* to ahop where also can park her car with ease, find a place to park her children while she shops, and can dreit as she pleases in anything from a mother hubhard to a bikini and nobody will lonk askance. Herald Area Correspondents i Altamonte Springs Mrs. Julia Rartoa (138-1318 Bear l.ake-Furrat City Mra. Maryann Miles 818-3678 Casselberry Mrs. Jane Casselberry 838-5016 Chuluota Mra. Joan Magin 365-3712 Dellary Mra. Adam Muller 6C84410 Deltona Mra. Mildred llaney 668-5631 enterprise Miss Helen Knodgraas 668-1132 Geneva Mrs. Jos. K. Maihleus 211-4821 Lake Mary Mrs. Frances Wester 322-6219 Lake Monro, Mra. II. L. Johnson 322-4722 Longwnod Mrs. Donna Kates 838-3317 North Orlando Airs. Doris Dean 322-1989 Osteen Mra. Clarrnre Snyder 322-1841 Or irdo Mra. Kvrlyn l.undy 365-3610 ' ! I z 1 ft m fr r ft Ir r a t t i Page 4 Sanford, Florida Tues., April 14, 1964 w a i .t c n a . u iu l o w , k im to m FIIA.VM V U I.T O I.IV K . C l t r s I t t U s JU LIA V U IT U V IT H U II Associate Editor P lU tU V A * ' TK I.T Xta n aglo g iiA iim i. E ditor jo iiv su s City Editor J l III i / V / ii I I! II • O unty M K I.I.S Editor p o m s asii.i.iAisa assist* Editor a .v u - e - i n i .i s i i e h t .r a r r u l ISiB S|*r lin y UNKKS A d v e r t i s in g Xtauagsr uuy s- i a t t U s n s r s l A <1v s r t U l n i ' M* ns*sr I I A I I H I I I T T SC. J U I I V S U V Classified J A fttK Director S II U t :M A H E M ilualntos I'H K U Mtnogsr W E l.L a . M etAtaiw l fu n k J V Tile change In modern merchandlomg 1* ao rapid that no one can aay what the morrow will bring. Hie credit card or chnrge-a-plate that has helped downtown .stores is now being adopted by the neigh­ borhood supermarkets In live form of credit cards that can be used for anything from hair-dos to groceries. Some big operators are looking to tiie future ami see the day when HIM machines will enable them to eliminate the old delayed checkout sy»tent and enable them to sim­ ply display a sample of each item offered. The customer will pick up a ticket covering the items ami on reaching the checkout desk will find the lie in a they selects] awaiting them. Hii* may sound fan­ tastic but it 1* In the experi­ mental stage and can be ex­ pected in the future. There are bugs to he eli­ minated but Indications are, modern merchandising even In our present supermarket* will undergo numerous chang­ es all designed to make shop­ ping easier and simpler for Hie customer through tiie use of modern machines ami mechanical devices that will permit the shopper to save both time and money to aay nothing of Inconvenience. The neighborhood supermar­ ket or shopping center will I Income a complete and com­ prehensive service c e n t e r where the customer can se­ cure any product or service from poodle washing to gulf Icaaonj. Just as the modern kitchen differs from tiie one grand­ ma knew the slipping pro­ blem will advance to where the housewife would find her­ self served as no one hat ever been served before. Site can ahop with case and comfort, her children cared for, her cre­ dit established, and her pur­ chases tabulated and deliver­ ed with unbelievable speed. It may not happen tomor­ row or the next day but it is coming and merchants are aware that if they hope to survive they must foresee the future and prepare to meet it or go down at victim* of marcbaodiautf progrM* Bruce Biossat— Ray Cromley M O R E A C T IO N T H A N T H E FIGHT Barbs BT HAL COCHRAN Even the story about the 0-y*ar-old boy who awallowed a pen knifa la hard to digest, Dr. Crane’s a Worry Clinic N’(«l)w e d s, if you want to he sure to aeoid divorce, then attend church tofrthrr the* first Sunday during your honeymoon—and keep it up till you dir! Tor reli­ gion la the b«wt insuranrr for happy marriage since it eitrovert* ua by lesrhing consideration for othrr*. CASK Mike Douglas it the versatile TV artist whose network TV ahow ia looming. For an hour and a half, he mlxee comedy and mu*n- with ■erioiis dramatic content. Thua, Mika o f f e r s what might well be called a 7-Course mental "menu." Recently he invited Morey Amsterdam and myself to par­ ticipate on hia rollicking ahow. Morey added tha music and comedy while my |>art cona la t e d of a psychological “ amorgaebord” on marriage and family problrini. A liva audience in tiie atudio alto prodded us with queslions. "D r. Crane,” one of the ladice began, "what’s the le-st antidote for a marriage that ia going on the rocks?” And my answer was "Rell. glon.” After counseling millions <d marriages, both in parson and via the newspaper*, 1 know what religion* doe* to a mar­ riage. For when husband and wife liecome active together in tiie sum* church, there will rarely I* a divorce. In fart, a non-church couple has an estimated 50 times as great a clianc* of divorce. Why? Well, religion Is extrovertivo. It teaches us to consider the welfare of others, which means we are tutored in kind­ ness and generosity. And what better foundation can matriage have than un­ selfish, considerate nttitudes of both husband and wife? True lov# differs from sexuni infatuation in one main item, namely, tha unselfish­ ness of trua love. When teenagers get involved in a torrid romance and even threaten to elope, it is usually due to selfishness. They nru thinking primarily of SKI.F; not of what is best for the other party to that romance or even their future unborn children. A girl of 17 who thus tries to pressure her high school hoy friend into eloping, is ac­ tually very- selfish. For if she truly loved him, slic'd not wish to jeopardize Ids future business or profes­ sional career. Instead, she’d be willing to deny herself in order that he could go on to college and prepare himself to support a fam­ ily. lint she is selfishly afraid if he goes away to college, he will then forget her und mar­ ry another! So her Imperious demands for an elopement arc usually based on her own gr«*dy with to get • wedding ring and flaunt her conquest before her high school classmate*. Teenager*, stop, look and listen, for you are definitely NOT in love if you place your own selfish interests ahead of what is best for both of you, plus your future unborn bab­ ies. Religion widens our horizon* by making ua awara of tlio needs of people even on other continents. It it thus A whole­ some, extrovertlve fore* that helps insure happy marriage. When husband and wife ac­ tively participate in the same church, they also develop mu­ tual Interests and friand*. Church activities than k come both their mutual hobby, a* well aa their chief recrea­ tion I So tend for my 200-point "Testa for Husbands and Wives," e n c l o s i n g a long stamped, return envelope, plus 20 rents. Then rata ’em before you data ’em! (Alwayd *rrlta to Dr. Crane la car* o f thia ne»apaper, eneloaing a long stamped, addressed envelop, snd 20 cents to cover typing and printing costa when you •end for * m o f hit book­ let*.) • Thera will b# a lot fewer auto accident* If people will quit drinking any given amount. • • • People who let their ac­ count* f* t overcharged when shopping toon get shocked by tha bill*. • • * An Ohio youth was intoxi­ cated when ha gave hia girl an engagement ring. She was stoned, too. • • tromagnetic w arei (|tt*ilbls key to break-through* in anti, submarine warfare and mis. sile defense). The thought Is now bein; posed that McNamara m aj* a serious mistake in canceling research on the Skybolt—an airplane-carried ballistic mis­ sile which could be fired 1,00) miles to target. If the United States should decide to go ahead with a ikyborne "Polaris," a hovering plane that could stay in the air for three to four day* on constant alert, it would have to he armed with aomethin.’ like the Skybolt. But cancella­ tion of the Skybolt research some time back, means such a plane may not be feasible in the reasonable future. An opportunity may hav* been lost. Air force officer* would say more research Is needed on a new type of long-distant u bomber. 1i Research is not costly. It of­ fers huge savings by keeping defense production from costly blind channels. A few hun­ dred million dollars mor* a year on such research could bring a b o u t revolutionary changes. Hie money could be acquired without increasing the military budget by slowing development and produc­ tion. We’d have fewer but bel­ ter weapons. AZALEA SALE! VALUES FROM *1.00 TO »5.00 BACII PLANTS UP TO $1.00 4 FT. TALL a*. G rapovIIle N u rse ry 2221 Grepevill* A t *. 322-0886 "Scott* Dealer" C l UinllLU - w l L'f! tiifl.’. .C: • It's fortunate that all the girls a fallow take* in hia arms don't wind up on hi* hands. a a • Statistic* show that the average man get* 112 letter* from hi* wife a year. Won­ der how m*ny he forget* to malL 'jr.tiv'ir i ) i'll •hi',I) SANfllBU. I t n Wi l l A •> Let's Return Experienced, Capable SPESSA R D L. HOLLAND TO THE U N ITED STATES ■NATOS MOUANO IAYS* Letters Tli# ll#r#ld w flr*M ta !#! • U r # f r « « It# r # # d # r # pub* Hr a f f a i r # , 'III# t v r l l r r mmmy mm# a | t a a a m # p r o v i d e d Iter I r i •rr alMM r a r r l r # IN# w r i t e r ’ # Ira # a a m # a a d addr###. I . n i r r # • f f e w e r t b a a *&«• w a r d # w i l l be a lien prrfrrr*rr. I.n ir r# addreMMed •« m f c r r a a r t a r r e p I alil# p r o * Ided t k r y d o a o l d e a l l a p r r M o a a l t ll r a . I W t r y U a o l published I f I k # H erald. • fense. Thb attitude, under a previou* defense lecretary, enabled Khrushchev to beat the United State* to the inter­ continental ballistic missile. The Russians, on the con­ trary, are spending a good deal of money and effort in "way out" and "esoteric-' re­ search. Moit of it will fail. But one tucceti, like their achievement* with the 1CBM and Sputnik, could give the Reds a major advantage. Though Soviet military re­ search if lecret, the Russian approach can be seen in the Khrushchev space program. The Russians are concen­ trating their work In a few critical field*. They're letting the United State* carry the bulk of the work load in com­ munication*. meteorology and navigation and taking our re­ mit* "for free.” They are launching more scientific aatelites than we, with a comparatively high j percentage of successes. In the area of planetary explor­ ation. the Ruislan effort is clearly much greater than ouri. Results of their ipecialized work are being kept accret; much of our* isn’t. They thus have the benefit of much of our work and all of theirs. Their use of our results en­ ables them to concentrate. It mean* their research ruble can go further. They can gamble large lums for a break-through in risky but po­ tentially profitable fields. Military men. In random examples, say McNamara la spending too little on research aimed at: 1. A revolutionary type of missile to replica Polaris and Minuteman. 2. Radical new methods of propulsion. 3. Learning more about tha basic characteristic* of elec­ A A r ro u t I ’J Editor, llcrald: The Glndervtlle Volunteer Fire Department, Inc., wishes lo express it's thanks and ap predation to those who supiwrtcd the Department in it * sponsorship of the hells and Gray Circus. The financial returns re ceiled from this endeavor will greatly aid the Depart ment In procuring much need­ ed fire fighting equipment necessary to adequately serve tiie people in it's Jurisdiction. The requirements for a ful­ SAVE IIFRE W ITH S A bfT Y ly equipped lire department AND EARNING POWER. are great, and help, both in manpower and financial assis­ YOUR CASH AVAILABLI tance, will always be evident. WHEN YOU W A N T IT. Hie Department meet* every first and third Thursday of each month at 7:30 p. in. in the Ebcnezer Methodist Build­ ing on the Old Orlando High­ way. All those Interested are cordially Invited to attend. Lorrcy V. Black 4 a M M a S M M 3 £ u M s k S t tb # E v -J A * > o 4 c I m r H f ft Secretary, (iauiarvilig Fire Dept. at First Federal SENATE Senator Holland has served as your U. S. Senator since 1 9 4 1 During these years he has at­ tained seniority ranked twelfth among 67 Democratic Members of the Senate. This seniority has placed him an three major senate committees . . . each one o f which Is o f par­ ticular Importance to Florida and every one o f its citizens. Your vote May 5th will keep him in this powerful position to help Florida as well os our great country. "A# ihto momanr, I should be wHh you In Florida. . . seeking your support In the coming Dem­ ocratic primary In my bid for renomination to the United State* Senate. Instead, I am in Wash­ ington on urgent business . . . more Important to us a l l . . . be­ cause I feel the Civil Rights Bill now before the Senate would be bod legislation for all our citi­ zens and one which, even if passed, will be doomed to failure by the fact o f its very coercive nature. This bill would put such fantastic power In the hands of the Attorney General that w e could coma close to being a p o ­ lice state. For this reason, I am spending my campaigning time In Washington. . . doing the |ob you sent me to do. In the mean­ time, I warmly ask you to con­ sider my post service to you and our great State of Florida and return me to the United States k n O t as your senior senator.” >! (.♦ 1 SMSSAID L HOLLAND It e Hw Senate Apprapsterlime ^ ir Mambas a# lb* 4k Mesabae af (fee Statelng Ca— ilttea. 4k Member af lake i Kan a t ------------ ( M PoMM ItM fem m ) RE - E L E C T S P E S S A R D L. HOI LAND U . S . s E N A T O R ) l< �The Seminole High. Junior Senior Prom Scores Sensational Success JIM THOMPSON’ , Debbie Walker, sophomore hostess, Carol Oxford and Cathy Westbrook, hostess. FARRELL Hickson and Hetty Turner, Juniors MRS. LOUIS KOSKY serving punch to Sue Ilrewington and Daly Smith The Civic Center was the scene of a magnificent extra­ vaganza and ball Saturday night when the Juniors and Seniors of Seminole High School held their annual prom. "Camelot" was the theme fo* tlie festive affair. Camelot is a curious place. It has the bitter-sweet qualities of what might-have-been and the dif­ ficulties an idealist encount­ ers when faced with the im­ perfect humanity. Camelot is centered around King Arthur, who was a noble figure of s huff, good-hearted man, who conceived, with the help of Merlin the Magician, the Idea of changing the Dark Ages dedication from "might is right" to "might for right" with his Round table order of Chivalry. Guinevere is a lovely, wist­ ful queen appearing with Sir Lancelot, who was a man giv­ en to a full measure of purity an-l passion. In preparing for this un­ usual program, the student* have depicted with the sett­ ings and pageantry of Cam, clot, a medical castle sur­ rounded by a moat, the forest of Simon Lrgreo, The Gar­ den of Camelot, the Dungeon of the Castle, the Sword in the Stone, the Great Hall En­ trance. the life of the Nobles and Knights of the Round Table, and the beautiful songs and dances of the times. "Don't let it be forgot, that once there was a spot, for one brief, shining moment, that was known as Camelot." The guests entered a corri­ dor of the Great Hall with crossed swords and shields placed at focal points, and were greeted by two knights in shining armor A large sign. "Welcome To Camelot" was above The Sword in the Stone, where each guest signin. The entire auditorium was transformed into a medieval picturesque fantasia, with an authentic pink foil castle atop the stage area, surrounded by water and greenery. A draw bridge spanned the moat, which was an ingenious re­ plica so descriptive in the legendary and romantic King Arthur Tales. In the blue irridescent light­ ing of the dungeon, a ghastly lifelike monstrosity, electrical­ ly operated, rose at fifteen minute intervals, from an Iron Maiden, covered with spikes. A iMiiling vat filled wilth dry ire produced an un­ usual smoke effect, as a be­ headed figure lay lifeless on the guillotine. The rear of the auditorium was converted into the en­ chanting Forest of Morgan le Fay, complete with a fluores­ cent dragon spitting fire from the cave entrance. I'nusual lighting effects crea'ed an aurora borealis front the wa­ terfall. Miniature silver war hel­ mets and the summary of Camelot were placed on each table, complete with plare cards and napkins embossed with pink castle*. The dainty sandwiches were shield and floral shaped, and each in­ dividual cake was centered with a miniature sword, sym­ bolic of the Sword in the Stone, The authenticity ot the Medieval era was exposed to the final minute detail Jeri Wheatland, popular vo­ calist. represented a comely princess, attired in a pastel pink gown and a sparkling tiara, furnished the musical program, featuring two arias from the album of Camelot. Debbie Dalton. talented dance artist, presented a classical toe ballet to the Camelot Overture. V. B. Proehl Of Registration For 2 Longwood Dies CHARLES Hunter and Diane Powell, Juniors NAS Gets New Swimming Pool Capt. Robert M. Wore, commanding officer of tbc Sanford Novel Air Station, will cut the ribbon which will officially open the new NAS swimming pool nt -I p.m. to- Pee Wee Golfers To See Action Tee Wee golfer* from 3 to 15-ycuri-ohl will see nction this lummer in Orlando ns the 18th Nutional Pec Wee Golf Championships get un­ derway June 23 24 at Rio Pinar Country Club.' Former c h a m p s Andrew McConnell, 6, from England; I.nnny WudLins, 13, from Richmond, Va.; and Janie Faasinger, 10, of New Wil­ mington, Pa., nre among the many Pee Wee veteran* »cheduled to compete again tnis year, according to tourna­ ment ilirector W. F. "Bill" Cairn*. The annual golfing event features five age division*, with separate competition for boys and girls. Regional qualifying rounds for boys’ 10-12 and 13-15 uge divisions are scheduled for six Florid* counties, Colum­ bus, G*., and Dothan, Ala. Last yesr the youngest Pc* Wee age group, the .3-5 division, Andrew McConnell of England won the boys' championship with a score of 12 for three pitch-arid putt holes. Cara Dee Cnrmicun, 5, o f Orlando, lock the girls’ first place trophy with a score o f 17. In 1863 in the oldest P*e Wee division, the 13-15 group, l.anny Wadi-ins of Richmond, Vk., won the boy*’ chainpiiiuihip with a record break­ ing- 86-hole 139 on the 72 par, 6,586-yard O r l a n d o course. Linda Morris, 15, of Orlando, won the girls' 13-15 bracket with a 161 score. The Pee Wee is open to any golfer from 3 to 15-ycars-old. There is no entry fee. day. The L-shapcd Olympic-*!** pool, beside* providing recre­ ation for the enlisted person­ nel am! dependents, will also serve important needs for water safety, life saving and swimming instruction. Nuvy personnel, their wi­ ves and children will he treat­ ed to n showing of the latest in swim wear — and wearer* — during u water show which officially opens the new pool. Parading in 1961’* new swimsuit fashions will lie wives of officer* and men assigned to Sanford's Heavy Attack Squadron* Threo and Five. Many of the new styles urc being displayed publicly for the first time. On the same program will ho demonstrations o f teaching techniques, s c u b u diving, speed swimming and diving. Of interest to all parents will be a feature called "Teaching Johnny to Swim," in which Mrs. Sandra Knott of Winter Purk will demon­ strate step-by-step the new “ bihlc" of swimming instruct­ or*. Classes for children o f en­ listed personnel have already been set up for 8:30 a.m. to 11 a m. Tuesday through Friday. Adult clusses will begin May 12. Horse Show Set Sunday Vincent n. Proehl, 83, of 182 Lake Avenue, Longwood died Sunday. A native of Summit County, Ohio, and a memlier of the Methodist Church, he came to Longwood 19 years ago. Survivors are lus wife, Mrs. Sadie Proehl of Long­ wood; a daughter, Mrs. Thel­ ma Wagoner of Kent, Ohio; a brother, Earl G. Proehl of Ravenna, Ohio and two grand­ children. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday from Niblack Funeral Home ehapel in Casselberry with Rev. Delma* Copeland offi­ ciating. Burial will be in Glen Haven Memorial Park. Paintings Due By April 22 By Mr*. Adam Muller Member* of the Dellary Arts nnd Craft* Club arc re­ minded that painting* for ex­ hibition ut the Man*ion Hou*e, beginning April 26, mutt lie turned in not iuter than April •PI Tile exhibition will he open­ ed by tin* rluli with a reception at the Mansion Hnti*r from 2 until 5 p. m. April 26. The puldic i» invited to attend. War Protest I’ AI.O ALTO, Calif (UPI) — A spokesman for folk sin­ ger Joan Baez said Thursday she ha* refused to pay 60 per cent of her income tux as a protest against federal mili­ tary expenditures. Summer David Lanier, student body Vice President, introduced Joel Fehd, Junior Class Pres­ ident. who cordially welcomed the guest* to Camelot. Joel presented A n d r e w Bracken, principal, and after a brief address. Bracken turn­ ed the program back over to Joel. Eddy Kosk.v was the first senior introduced, and deliver­ ed an introductory address, and each senior was individ­ ually Introduced by Joel, and escorted across the arched bridge by the Knights, Jim­ my Dodson, Jimmy Burks, and Tom Hemphill, in a most colorful and impressive back­ ground. Hostesses for the evening were sophomore girls beauti­ fully gowned in multi-colored chiffon, and wearing conical glitter hats. Bonnie Caolo ami David T-anier were cohosts for this splendid program, and were assisted by various commit­ tees. who expended endless hours to successfully execute this monumental production. Mrs. Mae Forte was overall councilor, and she was cap­ ably assisted by Mrs. l/ii* Plumlee and Miss Alice Ste­ wart, Jun.or Class sponsors. STEVE Harris, Sophomore, Carol Torres and Roth Vihlen, Juniors. Camps Open counselor - in - training pro­ cellent preparation for at­ tendance ut the Girl Scout gram. Roundup to tic held next year. Deer I-ike Camp, located in Mis. Boyd L. Johnson will the Ocnln National Forest nt direct both ramps with an Okluwaha, will he in opera­ tion for two two-week ses­ sions from June 21 to July 18. Here special interest activi­ ties will augment the regular scouting program. Emphasized will he mas­ querader* unit* for drama­ Bartlett E. Goodnough, 83, tics — acting, directing, mak­ nt Drattlrhorn, Vt., died Mon­ ing costumes and scenery. day night in Seminole Memor­ The Olympic unit will stress ial Hospital, active sports—softball, volleyIn Sanford to visit his step­ hayy, tumbling, archery, re­ son, Henry Tenney of 1216 lays and increased water ac­ Randolph Street, Mr. Goodtivities. nough had been a winter visit­ The primitive unit enters or In Florida for a number to older experienced Cadcttes of years, lie was a retired and Senior Girl Scouts tc give Civil Service employe. Other survivors arc his them a chance to set up and ‘ By Mr*. Adam Muller Gertrude Good­ Tlie April meeting of the maintain a primitive camp wife, Mrs DeBary Home w/cmunilrntlon home for mi extended period. nough of Ilrattlcboro and a Chili will lie held Thursday at Tlie units will give girls ex­ brother, Clinton II. Good­ nough of St. Cloud. the Community Center begin­ Tlie body will be forward­ ning with a workshop nt 10 ed Wednesday to Brattlctioro a. in. Beverage for tho noon for services and burial. Gramluncheon will lie provided by kow Funeral Home is in the committee. charge of local arrangements. By Mr*. Adam Muller Members will reconvene at Tho Women's Society of 1:45 p. in. for thr program on "Carpets" which will explain Christian Service of the De­ choice of fabric, color, proper nary Community Methodist Airman Audie L. .lfudnell, cure, etc., for various rooms in Church will sponsor a "Bring and Buy" sale in tlie social of tin- Navy nnd son of Mrs. the home. 120 hall of the church this Tliuis- Annie Mae Shnmpcr, I Academy Avenue, is serving day. Members are asked to bring aboard the attack aircraft any article* that can be re­ carrier USS Shangri-La out sold such as linked goods, of Mayport, Fla., currently Funeral service* for Macks handicrafts, pickled foods, jel­ deployed to the Mediter­ W. Iteid, who died Sunday in lies, jams, preserves, Jewelry, ranean on a seven-month Orlando following a lengthy aprons, etc. rruisc with tlie Sixth Fleet. illness, will he held at 10:30 a. in. Wednesday at Rrisson T h e re i« no Hulmtitule fo r ex p erien ce Fune*al Home with Bev. Fred Chance officiating. Burial will he in Oaklawn Memorial Park. Survivors are the widow, Mr*. Shcrra J. Hcid; mother. Mrs. Pearl Jordan, both of Sanford and a brother, Clyde Bernard Reid of Apopka. Registrations have opened for tiio two summer camp* sponsored by the Citrus Coun­ cil o f Girl Scout* Inc. C a m p Ticochee, located near Baibri ville, will he in operation for three two-wreck sessions between June 21 ami Aug. 1. Brownie, Junior, Cudettc and Senior G i r l Scoots will have a program of scouting activities — hiking, cooking over campfires, s w- i m m i n g , boating and canoeing, horseback r i d i n g and many other outdoor ac­ tivities. The camp will also offer a HELEN MANN, Joel Felul, John Todd and Michelle Jones, Juniors B. E. Goodnough Dies In Hospital experienced, tiaim'd staff at each camp. Response of applicants has forced the Citrui Council o f­ fice staff in Orlando to i d lip a waiting list for the first and second sessions ut Camp Ticochee. Limited spnee is available in the Special In­ terest Units at Deer Lake Camp and the third session nt Camp Ticochee. DeBary HD Club Sets Meeting GLENDA Gamble and Hcnjamin Joints, Juniors Charter (Granted S At I, Associates, Inc., of Altamonte Springs, has been granted n charter by Secre­ tary of State Tom Adams to operate a ear wash business. The firm will issue 100 shares of common stock at $100 per share. Incorporators urn Frederick W. Lawrence, o f A 11 u in o n t n Springs, mol Lewis Solomon, of I'liiludelphiii, I’a. More owners of low-priced cars are moving up to Olds than ever before! 'Bring And Buy' Sale Scheduled On Carrier Macks W. Reid Funeral Set ELECT Dusty Boots Riding Asso­ Hugo Grotiui, Dutch law­ ciation will hold it* April Horse Show, Sunday ut 1 p.m. yer and statesman, is consid­ at the Dusty Boot* Arena on ered as being the founder of Oner* Rd., Tony Austin, international law. show director announced to. day. Registration will open *t noon, and all aiea riders are CALL Invited to participate. A full slate o f riding competition events will be held Austin said, with D*cem!>*r and January high point tro­ phies to be awarded. M O V IN G AN D S T O R A G E C O ., INC. Spectator* are invited to attend without charge, ample parking is available and the 5 0 4 C e le y A v e . ’ S a n f o r d , F la : ccnccssion stand will be open. aM O V IN G ? I I FA 2 - 9 511 Oldsmobile's new Jetstar 88! Priced below BO models with low-prico tinmen! H o iis U a full-size 123-inch wheelbase! S|x>rln h 330-cubic-inch Jethro Rocket V-ti! ~ W. LAWRENCE SWOFFORD Sensational performance for everyday owner driving! COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 3 SEMINOLE COUNTY b m iw s *? TWt wO M M M M . . , V 4 l t TM| M M IIMiltf Hr-idrnt of rounty .10 years. Seventeen yrara experience in rounty and Municipal government. Three trrm councilman. I'Ue term Mayor. Now serving sixth trrm as Mayor of Altamonte Springs. Four year* County Commissioner, District 3 Seminole County. Will give full time to the offlre. HI.lilt A Mill III tit it ill GOVERNMENT. I'd. Political A d f. I 0 t TMl IIWIMt M I M t > WHlRfIHHACII0IUIS! m t. •tu tut tttu uimu’ii Miami (Mint Mini., iiiiioiriit ut »'»ni imv lit it tint »• iinaxu.anui i mnuM.i »»••••* H O LLER M O T O R SALES CO., Cor. 2nd & Palmetto ■ tOOKINB rot A OOOO UilD C A I t LOOK rot IHI VAlUt X M lU " SIGH A t TOUt O l U i D I A I U »l~r------. �ar_ h I Sir* S A ssfari Pape 8 — April 14, 1964 R rrtll Reception Tea Welcomes The Sopers To Holy Cross Convenes A cordial, warm reception, combined with grace and ele­ gance, welcomed Father and Mra. Leroy D. Soper to Holy C ron Epiacopal Church Sun­ day afternoon at the parish house, with Mrs. Joe Baggerly, general chairman, ar­ ranging the colorful reception. Mr. and Mra. Charles Beglater, official church hosts for the year, greeted the guests at the door, and M. V. Parry, Senior Church Warden, and Mrs. Parry were at the head of the receiving line. The decorations were under the direction o f Mrs. Paul. Johnston and Mrs. W. E. Kircbhoff. Beautiful arrange­ ments of assorted white bou­ quets were placed at vantage points throughout the recep­ tion area. * The buffet table was over­ laid with forest green, cover­ ed with white net, gracefully draped with white carnations interspersed among the drape folds. Centering the table was an artistic arrangement of white carnations and snapdra­ gons In a genuine milk glass vase, surrounded by crystal coffee service and sliver trays Ailed with tempting homemade delicaeles. The mint green punch was served from a sparkling silver bowl with matching cups. Mr. aod Mrs. Stanley Poloskl were In charge of aervlng, assisted by Gary Dangleman and floating hostesses, the Misses Mary Williams, DanneUe Wright and Peggy Bower. Mrs. Soper (Joyce) is a na­ tive of Florida, having lived in Orlando most o f her life. She is possessed with charm, grace and sophistication, as­ sets which well qualify her ! ! i' ; i !I By Mlmoea Circle No garden is complete with­ out a bed with a few of the many verities of Geraniums. Geraniums like cool nights and warm days for their best growing and blooming period and will atand quite low tem­ peratures without damage: However, frost will have to be kept o ff them. The rooting and planting time starts In the fall after the rains, and ean continue as lata aa the first o f April. If you already have plants that have grown large and leggy, examine them at the base o f the items to ascer­ tain If they have rotted; If not, they can be cut back to shape, leaving a few leaves below the cut. Plante over a year old usually give better results by sUrting new plants. Take six inch tip cutting and root them. Hormone rooting powders are usually too strong for geraniums and should be diluted with equal parts o f talcum powder; in­ sert cuttings about one Inch deep in moist builders sand. Keep sand moist and In about three weeks roots will hsve sprouted and they are ready for the bed or pots. Beds should be located so they will get a half days sun or filtered sun throughout the day. Peat and well rotted cow manure, bone meal and a little Dolmlte to counteract the add in peat should be mixed in the soil. For potting, the soil ran vary just as long as proper drainage Is provided. Water thoroughly so the water runs out the l>ottom. Do not water again until soil is moderately dry. Clay pots make the belt tontainers. F e e d monthly with a complete or ganle base fertiliser. Geraniums are almost di­ sease free and most trouble romes from ovcrwatrrlng. Sprinkling every day la not recommended; once a week to wash the dust from the foli­ age Is beneficial. Do this in the morning so that the Iravcs can dry before night­ fall. Casselberry Personals By Jaae Casselberry Mr. and Mr*. Wilbur Mo­ rey of Lake Ellen Drive have recently had the following bousegueits: Robert Rohr, Dunkirk, N. Y .; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Scboles, Sberbumae, N. Y., and Mrs. Marie Simmona, of Smyrna, N. Y. / In Tavares Wed. On April 18, the Spring Dis­ trict Worihop meeting of the [for the First Lady of Holy [people In general. over satin, with belt and bind-1 were fashioned In a beautiful I two children, Joy, 11, who Is j lor High. The Sopers are fav Florida United Church of Cross. She is an avid bridge Her reception ensemble was ing of satin, complete with corsage to complete her at- in the sixth grade at South- orably impressed with San- Chriit Women's Fellowship player, enjoys playing her I a stunning champagne era- matching patent accessories. tire. side school, and David, 11, an ford and the wonderful people will be held at the Union Con electronic organ, and loves I broidercd organxa s h e a t h . Champagne colored orchids j Father and Mrs. Soper have I eighth grader at Sanford Jun-1 whom they have m et gregational Church, Tavares. Mrs. Walter McPherson Is president of Sanford Congre­ gational Christian Church, and Rev. Walter McPherson is pastor of the Sanford Church. Registration will be at 9 a m. with the meeting at 10 a.m. Luncheon will be served by the women of the church. At this meeting the women will learn about the responsi­ bilities of their office or chair­ manship; about new mater­ ials for study in the notebook called “ Program Opportuni­ ties" and about the methods and techniques of presenta­ tion. Mrs. Fletcher C. Lester of High Point, N\ C., secretary of the Council for Lay Life and Work of the Southern Region FLOATING HOSTESSES from, left the Misses Mary Williams, Peggy Holy Cross Episcopal Parish House. Mrs. Joe Baggerly, overall chairman of the United Church of Bower and Danelle Wright, assisted by Gary Dangleman serve refresh­ is shown with Father and Mrs. Soper and Mary Williams. Christ, will be speaker on the ments at the reception for Father and Mrs. Leroy Soper, Sunday at theme “ The Growing Christ­ ian la our Changing Culture.” Workshops on the three areas o f work, Spiritual Life, Edu­ cation and Witness, will be conducted by district depart­ ment chairmen: Christian social action, Mrs. M. Robin­ son, Mrs. R. Hammond; ma­ terial aid, Mrs. R. Lossing; Christian education, Mrs. W. Koeller; missionary education, Mrs. 0 . Nordgren; spirit­ ual life, Mrs. G. Schmah; stewardship, Mrs. G. Chabot and Miss D. Heath. Workshops on planning local meetings will be conduct­ ed by Mrs. Lester and on of. ficer responsibility by Mrs. G. Harold Martin of Fort Lau­ derdale, state president of the United Church of Christ Wom­ en's Fellowship. Mrs. Adra Jockinsen from Lake Byrd Bookstore of Avon Park will have books pertain­ ing to study areas for this year on display and for pur­ chase. All women in the churches are cordially invited to enjoy the fellowship of these meetings and attend workshop sessions of their choice. Ollie Yelinek Honored At Bon Voyage Coffee The VAH-ll and Dct. 8 re­ cently held a coffee at the home of Mrs. J. R. Dennison, with Mrs. C. A. Allen serving as co hostess. Mrs. B a r t Bartholomew, new first lady, conducted the business meeting and intro­ duced the following guests to the group: Mrs. John Barlow, Muskeegon, Mich., mother of Cdr. John Barlow; Mrs. Ed­ ward Ochs. Detroit, Mich., mother of Mrs. William Y e­ Woman’s Club rjaJid&n $aJt& i Spring District Workshop T o Hold Covered Dish Luncheon MBS. WILLIAM IIULS, left, o f Showlow, Ariz. was lionorce of n bridge luncheon Ri ven by her mother. Mrs. Claire Fellows, standing, o f Naranja ltd. DeBnry. Mrs. Hnrold Lynch and Mrs. Robert McGee were among the other guests. CjcUudsw “ A corsage is for festivity and should complement a woman's appearance, not atand out and cry “ Hey! Look at me. I’ m a corsage!'*, Mrs. Joe Mathicux of Genrva told members of the Woodrove Circle of the Sinford Garden Club at the April meeting. “ Any materials ran be used to make a corsage," Mrs. Mathicux continued, "hut it really makes me unhappy to see a corsage worn upside down." She emphasized that the rorsage must lit Into a lady's total appearance and always asks the color o f the dress with which it will he worn and also the color of the girl's hair. In her three years of making corsages at Mona's Flower Shop, she reports that only one has been unsatisfac­ tory; that was because the man was color blind and gave her the wrong information. Some customers are orcas. ionally unhappy admlti Mra. Mathicux, or "Aunt Liz" as she ia affectionately known to the prom-going let of teen­ agers here. One woebegone young boy came In recently to say that he had put two orchid corsages In the freez­ er. Needless to tay, when ho took them out on Easter he had two unlovely brown flow­ ers and a long face. (Marie Walker rrported that her husband John did the same thing to her Easter corsage so perhaps the males need aome instruction on refriger­ ating rather than freezing flowers.) Fresh orchids take a com­ mercial spray very well, the speaker said, and this gives them longer life as well as enhancing or rhanging the color. Before using an antique gold spray she advises a cop. per solution which acts like a sealer and keeps the gold from sinking into the orchid flesh. Another lovely shade Mrs. Mathicux mentioned is the pearl tone. The spray comes in many colors and the orchid may be any color be­ fore being sprayed, ibe said. Since orchida are a "pro­ truding" flower, not all types o f figures are flattered by them. To illustrate her point, Mrs. Mathicux told of being (fjb u d b iA asked to whip up a double corsage of orchids some time ago for Jayne Mansfield. Since Miss Mansfield Is rathcr amply endowed, Mrs. Mathicux felt that flat flow* era would be more tasteful. Among the favorite fiat flowers for corsages arc ca­ mellias and gardenias ami roses are always safe, sho said. Some people inay wear fussy corsage, others need a tailored effect, while those who look like they play left field really should not wear one at all, according to Mrs. Mathicux. For summer she suggested pastels and for the winter sea­ son the beige, orange and brown tones are preferred with the ribbon blending in the tones. Mrs. Mathicux is a firm be­ liever in imagination whether expensive materials cun he afforded or not. To illustrate she told o f once "doing" a wedding fur twin girls for the sum of five dollars. The girls wanted a church wed­ ding and had ordered white dresses from a mail order house (or one dollar a month, Mrs. Mathicux saw to it that they had a lovely wedding I Using two lovely standard mums and a few small flow­ ers on top of prayer books edged with lace, she made their bouquets and then cut hay trees from the woods for church greenery. Always bruise the ends of fresh plant material, Mrs. Mathicux suggested, t h e n soak it in water. She uses a dab of moistened cotton to kerp cut flowers fresh. Among materials she used In her demonstration w e r e fresh flowers, flora tape (which should be pulled taunt as it is twisted on wire rather than rolled), tubette, and ligustruin leaves. The Circle was delighted to have Mra. Alburn Rector, in­ coming president of the San­ ford Garden Club, and Mrs. Frank Woodruff III as guests at the meeting held at the home of Mrs. Lee R. Salce. The Circle voted to send each circle president to a Presidents' Convention dur­ ing her term of office. New d rclo representative on the* building committee of the Sanford Garden Club is Mrs. John Parker who replaces Mrs. Phillip I^)gan. Includes: • Cleaning A Processing Frit • Brand New Cover for Mattrra* 0 Brand New Inaulatloa where needed D A V Auxiliary Meets Tuesday A t Chapter H om e The Disabled Ararrlcsn Vet­ erans Auxiliary will hold its monthly meeting T u e s d a y night at the Chapter Home on the Orlando Highway. Margaret Scott, auxiliary commander, requesti that all member* attend this import­ ant meeting. Sanford Personals Mra. Virginia Anderson, Mrs. Sarah Policy and Mr*. Henrietta Haines have return­ ed from Jacksonville, where they attended the Grand Chapter of tiie Order of Eastern Star. Five Sanford ladies recent­ ly enjoyed an outing at Cypresa Gardens, followed by a trip to Lake Wales, where they attended the Paislon Play. Tiie ladies enjoying the entertainment were Mrs. tear Boyette, Mrs. Agnes Crans­ ton, Mrs. Pearl Boyd, Mrs. Effic Cranston and Mrs. Betty Shcltjm. M lu Cheryl Ann Sherrill, from Brunswick, Ga., was the weekend guest of "Sunny" LOOK ! ! Innernpring Maltreats Renovation Special The Civic Depsrtment of the Sanford Woman’s Club will hold s covered dish luncheon Wednesday at noon. Hoatesses will be Mrs. B. T. C. Moore, Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith, Mrs. Fred T. Williams, Mrs. F. E. Bolz, Mrs. Durwood Walker and Mrs. Richard Glee son. At 1 p.m. the social depart­ ment will have a bridge and ranasta party with Mrs. Fred Harris, Mrs. C. L. Redding, Mrs. E. M. Hoke and Mrs. John Eicke as hostesses. * 14 5 0 Skinner at her home on Mag­ nolia Avenue. Cheryl is "Sun­ ny's" roommate at college In Jacksonville. FREE PICKUP and DELIVERY ed aboard were Mrs. Mar­ The wlnnera o f the VAH-ll garet Ziegler, Mrs. Philip bridge tournament were in­ Bectoa and Mrs. Bichsrd troduced by Mrs. William Cook. Yelinek. Firit place winners were Mra. Chester Fitzpat­ rick and Mrs. Vincent Mon­ roe. Mrs. F. J. Harris and Mrs. Charles Bone were sec­ ond place winners with Mrs. G. A. Hughes and Mrs. Clark Bruestle in third place. The invitation to Mallie Barlow's tea to be held Wed. nesday at the Maison Jardtne, was presented, and the clever unique design is by Mrs. Yelinek, which features a gold cherub on white paper. Mrs. Donald Munday pre­ sented Mrs. Marshall Werner with a baby gift and the ladlca voted to have a wines party, with Jan Beat as chairman. In concluding the meeting, Kay thanked and bid Ollie Yelinek farewell, and present­ ed her with an engraved sil­ ver Revere Bowl. The whito checkered card was created by Cdr. and Mra. Bartholo­ BRIDGE TOURNAMENT winners o f V A H -ll D o t S reflect enthusiasm mew, and on the cover waa us they are awarded prizes by Mrs, William Yelinek, who conducted the addressed “ To Ollie, Checkertournament. From left to rigjit are Mrs. Clark Bruestle, Mrs. G. A. tail Wife of the Y ear." Inside Hughes, Mrs. F. J. Hurris, Mrs. Chester Fitzpatrick and Mrs. Yelinek. were cartoons of little mice crying checkcrtall tears, because no one could fill Ollie'a shoes. A delightful aocial hour fol­ lowed the business meeting By Mrs. Clarence Snyder W. B. Whidden recently re­ with refreshments o f coffee, Mrs. James Wallin left turned from Immokole, where cola, coffee cake and assorted he was on business for two Wednesday to join her bus* pastries. weeks. band In Lincoln, Neb. She By Evelyn Lundy was honored Saturday even­ Miss Suzanne Partin, daugh­ Mrs. H. C. Disbrow has re­ ing when a group of friends turned home from Seminole ter of Mr. and Mrs. James joined her at a dinner at Nor­ Memorial Hospital where she A. Partin, of Oviedo, has won r t it lM it jO U M /j wood's in New Smyrna Beach. underwent surgery and was a many honors during her first They were: Mrs. Eva Wil­ patient for 17 days. year at Florida State Uni­ F O R iV IR liams, Mrs. Hazel Gilhuly, versity at Tallahassee. Mrs. Eicta Von Brockle, the osKols She was lnlUsted recently lionorce and Mrs. Clarence in the Kappa Alpha Theta Snyder. Social Sorority and wai one of 60 freshmen to be selected Mrs. Carrie Darres has refor the Alpha Lambda Delta turned to her summer home Honorary Sorority. She was in Belfast, Me., after spend­ tapped for the Sophomore ing the winter at her home The Wekiwa Chapter of the Council for next year. Suz> CAMERA SHOP here. DAR, DeBary, will meet at anne also made the Dean'a 210 S. PARK AVE. List for the last quarter. the home of Mrs. Dsnlel Mrs. Harry Osteen has been Pough, Maple Avenue, De­ confined to her home wiUt an nary, Wednesday, April IS at injured ankle. Itecent callers 2 p.m. The program will be wera Miss Joyce Shepard and on "World Government Ver­ her grandmother, Mrs. Clinksus National Government," scales. and will be presented by Mrs. Robert N. McGee. The Osteen Home Demon­ On April 30 at 1 p.m. the stration Club will meet Tues­ A ewlm-worthy collection o f exciting new DeBary Wekiwa Chapter of day afternoon with Mrs. Mary the DAR will aponaor a des­ Barnhart on Enterprise Road. sty lea In the neweet fabric*, color* sert card party at the Com­ The program will be on the munity Center, and there will and ahapea of the eeaaon to cornel care and cleaning of rugs. be table and door prizes. Buy now for the best selection 1 Mrs. Alvin Seagraves re­ Osteen Personals Suzanne Partin Receives Honors A t Florida State DeBary Wekiwa Meets Wednesday With Mrs. Pough Wieboldt's Get In The Mr*. Margaret W a l t e r * , president of the Rebekah As­ sembly of Florida, recently celebrated her homecoming week In Tampa. Attending the festivities from Sanford were Mr. and Mrs. Alburn Rector, Mrs. Elizabeth Hannum, Mrs. Tha great symbol of the Mae Myers, Mrs. R. A. Fu- cently spent a weekend visit­ treli, Mrs. Mary Jameson and ing ber brother, C. Y. Tolbart, Iroquois Indians waa tha bald and family In Nicholson, Ga. eagle. Mrs. May Rubow. We Feel Our Product Is Superior — Before You Buy Give Us An Opportunity To Prove Our Point! WE C H R Y S L E R a n SANFORD 119 Magnolia Avenue Phone FA 2-6321 linek, and Mrs. Joseph Corsi. New members were pre­ a resident of Pensacola, who sented to the group, and Kay traveled down for the Change Bartholomcw gave a brief of Command ceremonlei. background of each. Welcom­ VIRF INVITE COME IN YOU Fashion Swim Sizes 8 to 18 By - O IIx OF MIAMI! And Beach Party From — ||-95 to 2|-9S TO T O ------ SOUTHERN AIR “EXPERT 2513 PARK DR. SERVICING” SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 322-3321 • Opea FrL Evening* • Accredited Charge Account* Wekowtd �♦ anforB (Dsuah MOST EXCITING event In this week to be held at the the N*vy crowd this week is home of Mrs. Clifford Nelson, the opening of the new pool they will finalize plans for today, beginning at 4 p. m. this. Capt Robert Ware will cut Present at the board meet­ the ribbon to open the pro ing were Robert Ware. Mrs. gram, which will begin with a W. E. Yelinek. Mrs. It. S. demonstration by Mrs. Sandra Beate, Mrs. John Williams, Knott and her six year old Mrs. Nelson. Mrs. A. M. daughter on teaching children Campbell, Mrs. James Olson, how to awim. Mrs. A1 Weeks, Mrs. Marlin Next on the agenda willl be Sheridan and Mrs. William a diving exhibition and then Maliznwski. • • • there will be a speed swim zning demonstration, a scuba VAH 9 Enlisted Wives held diving exhibition and a basic their covered dish luncheon at swimming demonstration by Lake Golden Wednesday with the Winter Park Swim Club a bountiful table of many deli­ Following all this will be cious corn ed dishes of all a fashion showing of swim kinds. The kiddies came along, too wear from Millie's Fashions by eight Navy Wives Including and played games in the park six ladies from VAll-5 Sava and on the beaeh while the gettes— Mrs. Calvin Getz, ladies got acquainted. New members who Joined Mrs. Gerry McDonald, Mrs. Carroll Conneely, Mrs. Mike the wives for the day's festivi­ Reh, Mrs. Ron Manning and ties were Faye Bellamy and Jo Kiddwcll. Mrs. John Gregg. Others present Included Two officers wives, Rainy Olson from VAH-5 and Sherri Mrs. Beverly Noto, club pres­ Bolte from VAH-3 will join ident, Klainc Kusner, Dec the others to show the latest Rose, Phyllis Moore, Alice Howard, Beverly Trembl, Laiand smartest In pool wear. After that, I guess every la Harris and Milllccnt Wig. * * « one can jump in. Making arrangements for all LAST WEEK a club mem­ this interesting program to ber wx>n a bridge game, but open the new pool have been this week the guests are at It Lt. Sam Dow and Lt. (jg ) L. again. D. Frazier; CWO F. G. Plapp. At the VAH 7 Officers Wives special services officer and bridge, held at the home of Ira Jarrell, athletic director. Mrs. Bob lavender, high went * • • to a guest, Mrs. Jack Taylor THE FRIENDLY DRAGON and second to Mrs. L. N. was the gay title bestowed on Dion. Mrs. Ray Murphy at the VAHOther guests at the bridge 3 coffee last Thursday. were Mrs. P. E. O'Gara, This is a new title, the Mrs. W. L. Goodman, Mrs. brainchild of Billie Kimmons, E. W. Peterson. to designate the Three wife The hostess served coffee, who goes around and intro* candies, mints and nuts to duces herself to new mem­ them along with the Seven bers is chosen as "it" and wives who were Mrs. Dick when the third person comes Wright. Mrs. E. W. Foy, Mrs. up ami greets and welcomes J. E. Robinson, Mrs. D. C. her, " it " tells Mrs. Kimmons Ord, Mrs. R. L. Merritt, Mrs. who then rewards the Friend­ B. B. Brown and Mrs. Donald ly Dragon with a pretty rose­ Dcnault. • • • bud and a bud vase in which BROILED LOBSTER was to put it. As it happened, Mrs. Mur­ the piece de resistance at the phy was a neighbor of the VAH-ll Hoot Owls cookout, lady who was "It," Thursday. recently. The three new members This served as a going-away were Mrs. Keith Tourney, welcome *board party for a Mrs. James Durbin, and Mrs. number of the guests. Some are not going very Samuel Scobean. and Mrs. Thomas Busy Three wives are con­ far. Lt. tinuing their plans for the Quillin, Lt. and Mrs. R. H. Blubber Club and the Square Crookes, Lt. (jg ) and Mrs Dance Club. There will be Philip Becton and Lt. (jg ) and another "weighing in" soon, Mrs. Patrick Kear are 'olng •o the Blubber Club can gel to other squadrons aboard the started on their diet and exer­ station and Lt. (jg ) Jon Disler cise competition to see who is leaving the Navy. All were can lose the most in a month. presented with silver tray*. Welcomed aboard were H ie Square Dance group t i n gotten to the point of Lcdr. and Mrs. C. C. Smith, having appointed the teachers, Lcdr. and Mrs. Joseph Zebrowho will be Lt. and Mrs. wskl, Lt. (jg ) and Mrs. 0 . P. Craig Moore and Mrs. James Burch. Special guests included Cdr. Parotte, all of whom have studied and/or taught square and Mrs. G. W. Kimmons;. dancing, and are very compet­ Lcdr. and Mrs. Charles Youngent. The dancing will begin blade and Mr. and Mrs. Jack shortly, probably the last Meredith is a North American week in April or the first representative. Served with the delicious week in May. Suggestions for a theme for broiled lobster were salads the forthcoming change of and baked beans. Chairman board coffee in July were of the party of Lt. 11. L. Kline. • • • made, and the next decorating CO-HOSTESSES for the course, which Is to be on how coffee Wednesday to decorate children'* rooms VAH-ll were Mrs. A. O. Karns and was discussed. Hostesses for the coffee held Mrs. J. 0 . Shipman. Mrs. T. E. Quillin and Mrs. at the Afterburner were Mrs. Robert Ashby, Mrs. Leroy P. N. Becton who are being Hawkins and Mrs. James transferred to Det. 8 received Griffin. The door prize, a bas­ silver candy dishes as going ket o f fruit was won by Mr*. away gifts. Special guests Included Mrs. Charles Youngblade. Over 50 wive* attended and D. J. Youngblade, Mrs. C. C. all were intrigued by the Smith, and Mr*. D. M. Sulli­ clever and amusing signs van who will be Joining Ele­ made up by the Blubber Club ven shortly. Others present who enjoyed committee to create Interest In the project. Some of the the coffee and punch, sausages signs were uqite hilarious and and rolls, sweet rolls and ham very much to the point, and and egg hors deorves served all showed the imiginative by the hostesses included Mrs. J. A. dcGanahl, Mrs. G. L. Ideas of their creators. A squadron party will he Thompson, Mrs. T. E. Chrisheld on the 24th, the monthly well, Mrs. J. J. Moynihan, Hail and Farewell for offic­ Mrs. J. M. Hinson, Mrs. F. E. Lynch, Mrs. Stan Pochers and their wives. For the wives there will be ordo. Mrs. R. H. Cook, Mrs. a covered dish luncheon at J. F. Dunn, Mrs. William Lake Golden on April 16th Mallcaowskl, Mrs. G. E. Mor­ and a bridge party on May row and Mr*. G. L. Atkinson; Mrs. Shipman presided at T. The luncheon will have unusual door-prizes—delicious the business meeting and the and different pastries made program for the month was by the hostesses, Mrs. Mar­ set up. The bridge party will be tin Sheridan, Mrs. Tom Hite held at the borne of Mrs. G. and Mrs. Fred Stipp. • • • L. Atkinson on April 22 from NO DATE has yet been set 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. • • • for the VAH-ll Enlisted Wives SAVAGETTES, VAH 5 En­ Club meeting which was can­ celled last month. We’ll let listed Wives met Thursday at the NAS ballroom and made you know. • • • plans for their annual big NAVAL OFFICERS WIVES party at 7 p. m. May Bth at Club held their regular board the Acey Duecy Club. The group also changed meeting Tuesday at the home of Mrs. J. 0 . Mayo, making their meeting time and place tentative plans for a fashion to the second Monday of the show and luucheon to be held month at the Acey Duecy in May at the Orlando Air Club. Next meeting is set for Force Base as a Navy Relief May 11th at 7:30 p. m. A decorations committee for Benefit. Navy Relief Day i* the party was appointed May 20th. At a special board meeting which includes Mrs. Gerry April 14, 1964 — P ar* 7 W mTI G bby. DEAR ABBY: This is an "I love my husband—but" letter. My problem is that my husband seems to get a tremendous pleasure out of teasing our little threeyear-old son until he cries, For instance, he will stand in front of him and step from side to side to keep him from pass­ ing through a doorway. Or he’ll hide a toy the baby is playing with. I can't figure this out because I know my husband loves the boy as much as 1 do. I have asked him to stop it several times. He'll stop fur a while, but pretty soon ho’a back doing the same thing. I wonder what effect this will have on the child later in life? SEEKING HELP DEAR SEEKING: You are wise to notice and to attach some importance to your husband's excessive tensing. It frustrates the child and will surely not enhance the child's love for his father. He is "compet­ ing" with the boy, and flaunting his "superiority" • Here is a duck play from Mrs. Files’ article in the American Bridge Teachers Assn. Quarterly. The play is designed to keep the other side from get­ ting tricks; not to make tricks for the one who ducks. South's jump to three notrump is right from every standpoint except that o f the actual result. West opens the ten o f hearts and South notes that, in spite of the combined total of 26 points between his own hnmt nnd dummy, he may be n for some stormy weather. He wins the trick and promptly leads a diamond in order to finesse dummy's jack. If East is even half way up By Abigail Van Buren — which Is Immature. Ex­ plain this to your husband and insist that he grow up, or his son will become a man before his father does. • • • DEAR ABBY: I am In the seventh grad*. Every­ body picks on me. I try to tell them to leave me alone but that just leads to more trouble. I am not as strong as some o f the boys and not as tdg, either. Can you tell me what to do? TICKED ON DEAR PICKED ON: You have three choices: (1) Talk them out of it. (2) I.earn to fight back. (3) Run. • • • DEAR ABBY: T have a dear friend who ha* a twoyear-old son. Whenever she comes to visit me with the boy, fhe starts rearranging all my knlekknacka, plants and anything breakable. I resent having a planter that is meant to be on the floor, ending up on my mantel­ piece. la there some nice way I can tell her to taach her little boy not to touch everything in sight? I have (fa co b y children of my own, snd have never needed to put things up and out of reach. RESENTFUL DEAR RESENTFUL: Perhapa you should be thankful that your friend it to considerate of your possessions. Of course the should "teach" her child not to touch, but apparently the finds It easier to move things. I don't advise at­ tempting to educate a wo­ man who won't educate her asm child. • • • C O N F I DENT1AL TO EVE: Listen courteously to what a man SAYS—then judge him by how he LIVES. * * e 14 A 842 ¥8541 ♦ AQJ43 ♦ 8 WEST EAST 4KQ7 A 10B5S ¥ 109873 ¥ J ♦ 1089 4K03 ♦ 87 A Q J 1053 TUESDAY P. M. *:*• (t ) Ktwatopa (I ) Ni w i , Sports, tV n th ir (I ) Ntwollno * :lt (*) Newt—Waltor Cro»kilo ( ! ) H untley T OO ( ! ) U - H q u a il 7:1* 1:00 S:I0 l.o* l:IS 10:00 11:10 11 :!! 11:10 11:11 Rrlnkley WEDNESDAY A. M. 1:00 ( ! ) Alan Oa 0:1! ( ! ) Hunehln. Almaaaa (Ol Aunohln* Almnnao 1:10 I) Grot*. Farm Hoport 1:10 ( ! ) World Clvlltistlnn (0) Aunrlra Brmaotor 7:00 (1) Today (0) Waka Up Xtoylos 7:1* (I ) Klim Fostur** ( ! ) Xllcklo Kvana * * * 7:11 (0) I-oral N#w«. Woathar 1:00 (I) Captain Kanaaroo For Abby's booklet, "How I SO ( ! ) Cartoon* To Hsv* A Lovely Wed­ 0:00 ( ! ) P lvorc. Court (1) American History ding," send 60 rents by Ah( ! ) Eiorelao For Worn#* by, Rox 8365, Beverly Hill*, •ilB ( ! ) Cartoona !:J0 IS) Knmptr Room Calif. 11:00 ( ! ) Bay Whoa (I) Ni k i ( ! ) Apanlah 10:11 It! N « * l 10 : 1* ( ! ) Aay Wham (•) 1 I.ot# I.ury ( ! ) Darimbrr llrtd* 11:0# ( ! ) Concsntratlon (•) McCoys ( ! ) I'rlca la Tttsht ( ! ) Mlsalna Llaka 11 : 1 * Once he makes this simple (Color) little duck play, South will (I ) I’ rto And Gladys ( ! ) Tha object la be doomed. South will prob­ By Oswald Jacoby ably try a heart lead to hia WEDNESDAY P. M. king first too see if hearts 11:00 ( ! ) Ynur Flral Impraaiwill break 3-3. In that case, Ion South would have nine tricks (0) l.ora of t.lf* ( ! ) Aavrn Keys without having to try a sec­ 1I:!S (1) Nowa ond diamond finesse. 12.10 (0) fiaarch for Tomor­ BOOTH (D) row East will drop a small ♦ A J8 (0) Father Knowa Itaal spade on that heart lead and ¥ AKQ ( ! ) Truth or Constquonroa ♦ 76 South will abandon that me­ 1 1 : 0 (1) (luldlna I.tsht ♦ A K 843 thod o f attack. 1 1 : 0 ( ! ) N1IC Nowa Both vulnerable Ha may rafuse to try a 1:00 (I ) llacholor Fathar Saatfc West North East O ) Krnl# Ford second diamond flncssa and 1♦ Pass 1 g rasa ( !) Nowa Woathar settle for down one, but he ( ! ) Focus 1 : 1! 3 N.T. Pass Pass Pats 1.10 (I ) Aa Th* World Turn* is far mors likely to try the Opening lead—¥ 10 I !) Nowa finesse and go down two ( ! ) Aclonra (9) Cartoona 1 : 0 on hia toes, ha will let that whrn East produce* th* king. !:0* <l) I’ aaaword rard hold the trick snd ssv* South will be unable to reach ( ! ) Ann Ao(harn his king o f diamonds for lat­ dummy and he has three clubs (!) l.at'a Mak# A Pral (I ) llouaa Party 1(10 er. and two apades yet to lose. ( ! ) Pay In Court (1) (I) (!) (!) I :!S ( ! ) a so ( ! ) 1:00 We Jh s - (S) Advrnturoo la TaraSlot ( ! ) Hobel (Z) Mr. Novak (S) Combat (*) Hr J Skelton ( ! ) Tou Pon'l Sajr ( ! ) XlrHalra Navy (!) Tha (Iroatoat Show On Forth ( ! ) HIc-haH Hoi-no Show (t ) I’ atticnat Junction (I) Jack lionny (SI Oary XI,mra ( ! ) Andy Williams 8hn» ( ! ) Tha Fiislttv* (!)(• ) K iw i, tvaatktr, Sporta (I ) Mld-Fl*. Now* I) Thrator of (ho BLaro ( ! ) Tnnlaht dhow (Colnr) (I ) Movla Get it o ff your chest. For a personal unpublished re­ ply, write to AHBY, Pox 8365, Beverly Hill*, Calif. Enclose a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelop*. O n (B h id q si NORTH Television d iiqhUqhJtA W om an:By Ruth Miiiett Men—particularly husbands —are always claiming that it is impossibla tor a man to understand how a woman's Nonsense. It's really aimmind works when it comes to money matters, pie, if a man will just bother to learn a few basic facta of feminina finance. F or instance: Anything bought at a supermarket ia charged up to "groceries”— even though th* cart may b* half-filled with such items as cigarette*, cosmetics, nylon stocking*, a horn* permanent, and an on. Just remember, men, if it is bought at the supermarket it’s chalked up to food. Too, a woman lisa a differ­ ent idea o f "saving." She "saved" |25 when the didn’ t buy that fancy apring hat that tempted her. She "saved" another (20 when she sotd a table that cost her (100 to a second­ hand dealer. And that maant that ths table she ia buying to replace the discarded one will actually only coat (160, instead o f the store price— (170. Now you understand about saving*. But you still may not un­ derstand a b o u t bargains. Whenever a woman can claim, ” 1 got it at half prica" or " it was marked down 20 per cent," that's a bargain— and don’t try to argua that it never was worth tha original price. Tilings that don't cost any­ thing ar# things aha can gst you to pay for which ordinar­ ily would com* out of her household budget. If you pick up th* dry cleaning or bring horn* th* steaks for dinner or "land" her (10 when she runs short— *11 such things are "free," anil tha mor* tha bet­ ter for it stretch** her house- Haney, Mrs. A1 Hutto, Mra. Ray liillier, Mrs. Jerry Rahrer, M n . Gene O'Neill, and Mra. Jim Pitman is to make the name cardi. On the nominating commit­ tee are 31ra. Jerry Rohrer and Mr*. O’Neill. Five of the Savagettes shapllcst cals will model batiilng suit* from Millie's Fashions at the open­ ing of the new pool today. Their namei are listed else­ where in this colunm. Guest for the meeting was Sharon Woodruff, which was closed with a prayer by Helen Tyre. • * • FRESH STRAWBERRIES on cheesecake was th* delicious repast served at the VAH-7 Wives coffee Thursdiy which was hostessed by Mrs. Zeke Rums and Mrs. Roy McLain at the Bums home In Mait­ land. Mrs. B. B. Brown conducted th* business meeting and the group organized a bowling team, which began play at Jet Lanra, Monday. On April 10th, the group will view a hair style show put on by Odette at the Ace Beauty Salon In the Mayfair Hotel. After the show, they will adjom to the home of Mrs. Burns for dinner. While the husbands are in the Med. most of the stay-athome wives ar* busying them­ selves with the coming Navy Relief show and the needs ot the Thrift Shop. But following th* ship ar* these wives who were recently in Cannes, France, but who have now probably moved on to the next port of call— Mra. Tom Joiner, Mrs. Dick DunWavy, Mr*. Lee Croke, Mrs. Larry Cox. Mra. Mike Lebeddeker and Mrs. Jerry Drummerhausen. Those attending the coffee Included Mrs. Jerry ChapedaWine, Mrs. Dave Sharpe, Mrs. George Dresser, Mra. Bob Donaldson, Mra. Kenneth Enney, Mrs. Don Ord, Mrs. Dick Conn, Mrs. Rick Martin, Mr*. Paul Marcott, Mrs. Tad Cann, Mrs. Ed Fou and Mra. Donald Denault. • * * hold budget. Only a clod would expect his wife to re­ imburse himThers ar* some other im­ portant points in feminine finance—but those a b o v e ought to gst you thinking along th* right lines, so that you'll understand how a wo­ man's mind works when it cornea to money matters. Oviedo Boy Wins Honor By Evelyn Lundy Jonathan Lukas, Oviedo sen­ ior high student who won first place in the local Science Fair and placed In the Region­ al Fair in Mt. Dora, won a Certificate of Merit at the recent SUt* Selene* Fair held In Jacksonville for his project on conservation. Jonathan was accompanied to Jacksonville by Mrs. James Palmer, Science teacher. While there they attended many Interesting lectures, of which were presented by the Florida Talent Search and Florida Foundation of Future Scientist*. Cubs Enjoy Field Trip By Jane Casselberry Cub Scouts of Den 1, Pack 540 of Casselberry, receotly went on a field trip to Orlando where they visited the Merita Bakery, Pepsicola Bottling Plant and Swift’s Mast Pack­ ing Plant. Cub* who want on th* trip were Jay Krall, Jimmy Blrkhelmer, Tommy Balmer, Chuck Johnson, Steven Miller, Byron Coleman and Arthur Newberg. They were accom ­ panied by Den Mother Caro­ lyn Miller, Mrs. Lon Miller, Mr*. Ruth Newberg, Timmy, Patti and Todd Miller and Ray Miller. VAH-1 enlisted man's wires club la busy buying drapery materials in preparation for their redecoration of th* bar­ racks recreation room. The next meeting of the club will be at 7:30 p. m. at the NAS ballroom, Ihuroday. COMING EVENTS Wednesday, April i f CPO Wives meet at • p. a . Thursday, April I f VAH-3 O Wives covered dish luncheoo at Lake Golden VAH-1 EM Wivca 7:30 p. a . Ballroom VAH-7 EM Wives Acey Duecy Club, 10 a. m. Sunday, April 18 VAH-7 EM Family picnic at Lake Golden Tuesday, April 31 Staff Wivea luncheon Side | Door, Mt. Dora, noon L iq u o r (S) (9) 4:00 ( ! ) (I ) (!) I :!l ( ! ) 4:10 ( ! ) (i) 1:0* ( ! ) (!) 1:10 ( ! ) (I) Th* Doctors To Toll th* Trutk (lontral Hospital 1-orett* Young Nowa You Don't Hay (Color) K,Ib * of Night (Juoon Fur A Pay Match (lam* Hat-rat Storm 1 1o ilm a .i.r Nswi Ilurn* and Allta t'nrl# Walt Ilaat of (Irourho Ilourbon Htrtat Halt Nawa t-oava It To Haavar Lyman High Majorette Wins USTA Contest M ill Barbara Diggs, hesd majorette of Lyman High School, look first place In Senior Strutting, first in Ad­ vance Solo Twirling and was Grand Champion Twirler in the third annual Welcome Day Strutting and Twirling Con­ test, an open USTA sanctioned contest, held Saturday at Jacksonville Beach. Sponsor of th* event waa the Florida Crown Reaches Drum and Majorette Corps. Barbara, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Ralph Diggs of Al­ tamonte Springs, won th* same honors in last year's contest snd now has a collec­ tion of 48 trophies and a host of medals. Two of her students, Betty Soball of Oviedo and Paula Howltt of Winter Park, also were participants In the event. Betty won first place in Be­ ginners Solo Twirling ami Paula won third in Advance Solo Twirling. Double Star A double *U r le a pair of itara which revolva around a center o f gravity between them. Often they are ao elot* together that they appear to ba a aingl* atar. Double stars also ara called binaries. 7:36-8:30 p.m. ABC. Com­ bat. "The Infant of Prague." American aoldicra safeguard a nun and three of her charg­ es against the powerful Gor­ man military machine in this interesting hour. Little more need be said than that God is on our side. Jeanette Nolan (a refuge from the defunct Richard Boone series) gives a compelling performance as the nun. Loudon do a sketch on shop­ ping in a discount itore; Moore and Kirby do takeoffs on television news reporters and later a spoof on a trip to Europe on a reduced budget. 8 9 p.m. CBS. The Red Skclton Show. Borrowing a plot from Charles Dickens, Red Skelton adopts his "Forsooth" character to burlesque the days in Jolly old England w h e n juvenilo delinquency was a way of life. It's a wild and noisy sketch with the best laughs coming whrn Red forgets the script and breaks up his fellow actors. You won't have any trouble idrnti* tying Vincent Price with "F a ­ gan" and Bobby Rydell with •Oliver Twist." 8:30 9 p.m. ABC. M clU lc'i Navy. "Ensign P a r k e r , E.S.P." Considering how val­ uable have been the contribu­ tions of Ensign Parker (Tim Conway) to thii aeries, he de­ serves billing in the title. In this wild story, Tarter, a hu­ man divining-rod on a hot streak, locates gold under Captain Binghaniton'i (Joe Flynn) office. Tho problem: how to get It. 99:30 p.m. CBS. Petticoat Junction. If you're satisfied with consistent chuckles, you won't miss the lack of clever comedy in this plot. Penniless Kate (Bea Renadcrct) is threatened with foreclosure and arcs as the only chance for saving her Shady Rest Hotel the surprise tenancy of t h e town's social leader (Doris Parker), one good wurd from whom could turn the bankrupt hotel into a pop­ ular resort. 9-10 p.m. ABC. Greatest Show on Earth. "Tills Train Don't Stop Till It Gets Thrrc." If this were Burke’ s Law, to­ night’s story would bo a chuckle-filled adventure. But this circus nobody wi t h lsughs, so It's a grim cloakand-dagger type yarn with government agenla vs. Inter­ national crooks. Oh yes, there is an all-star guest enst in­ cluding A g n e s Moonhead, Shcrcc North, Rory Calhoun. Deborah Wallcy and Spring Byington. to il p.m. CBS. The Garry Moore Show. Broadway star Gwen Venlon and Jazz pianist Erroll Garner supply the mu­ sic tonight and comedian Norm Crosby, Dorothy Lou­ don and Duruard Kirby sup­ ply the laughs, with the uccent on laughs. Crosby dis­ cusses taxes, the peace corps and politics; Klrhy snd Miss 10-11 p.m. NBC. The Andy gene Coea heads a guest list that includes comic Bob Newhart, the Osmond Brotheri and the Good Time Singers, Williams Show. (Color) Iraw Banking t.oaJ, Fi. . ( . . .Ikor LAST 2 DAYS ^ 1 y - :' ' ■: L -• ■." 0 — V- — Ample Free Parking — Smoking Area — L eal I k o n la a "w in T o a lto noon i i h i Iss l a S ir I I * * " — C o lo r “ T o C a le b A T k l o C C o lo r w m T "m in e . C a r lo a d I '* * * M i r * - T A H X A * M illie T O ISf III A " J o r k a u k . m r r — C o lo r - T i n : C O I I IT M III* O F K IM IIIS’ a F A T I I F .l l" M l * . . 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SOX XOTICH o r R V l l X III BTATK ROAD DEPARTMENT o r FLORIDA an Agency of the l u t o o f Florida, and SEMINOLE COUXTT, a PollIleal Subdivision o f tha Btata o f Florida, Petitioners, ALICE BASS at a l, Dafandanla. HOTtCB o r EMINENT DO. MAIX PROCEEDING: IX THE XAMM AXD BT THE AUTHORITY o r THE STATE OB rLORIDA, TO ALL WHOM IT MAT CONCRRX, and to all parsonb and partial elalmlns or having any right, tltla, Intaraat, av­ iate, mortgage or other lien to or on thoie certain parcel! o f land hereinafter deecrlbed, and tha follow ing parsons, to* gather with all unknown per* lone claiming by, through or under known pcreone who are dead, or who are not 'known to be dead or atlvoi b e c t io x m ie -a a o e _ state MOAD l - « T — SEMIXOLE COUXTT — XAMES A A D . DHRSSBS Walter Footer 41 Woodland Street Rocheetar, New York SRD No. 111.1, 111.1 J. C. H aitlngi la tl Creecent Drive Beverly llllla, California SRD No. ll l .l Mildred Haittnga l i t l Creecent Drive Beverly Hill*. California SRD No. ll l .l Annla Mae Jama* 111 Shavlll Street Osnsvs, New Tork SRD No. l l l .l , 114.1 larael Jonea Addraee Unknown SRD No. 111.1, l l l .l , 111.1 l ll .l . Ooorga MarahaR Addreia Uunknown SRD No. l l l .l , l l l . l Thomaa Marehall Addraaa Unknown SRD No. l l l .l . l l l .l Kllaabath McBride « / o Avledo Wllllama S ill Bhorowood Btreat Philadelphia. Penn, SltD No. 141.1, 141.1, 141.1 *1 John Mcllrlda ' a /o Avledo Wfltlame S ill Bhorewood Street Philadelphia, Penn. SRD No. l ll .L 141.1. 14M Fred Rlchardeon Addreea Unknown SRD No. l l l .l . l l l . l • Willie Rlchardeon Addraee Unknown SRD No. l l l .l , l l l . l William Thomaa f i l l claarvlew Street Philadelphia. Penn. BUD No. l l l .l , 111.1 Roea Leo Turner 14 Joiner Street Rocheetar, New Tork BIID No. l l l . l Willie Morrta Turner T4 Jloner Btreat Itorheater, New Tork SRD No. l l l . l Eddie Wlleon too Joeeph Avenue Rocheetar I. New Tork SRD No. 111.1, l l l .l , l i l t Ruby Wlleon Addreia Unknown SRD No. l l l .l . 111.! s e c t io n m to-a ood — s t a t e R O A D * - « T — SEMINOLE COUNTY — DESCRIPTIONS SRD No. 104.1, 104.1 BIOJIT OF WAT A atrip of land o ff the Weet aide of Lot 14, Frost's Addition to Alta* monte No. I, according to plat In Plat Book 1, page II, public recordi of Bemlnole County, Florida, being 10 feel on the South line and 41 teat on the North line. Containing 10,110 square feet (.140 acre) more or leva. OWNED BTl ESTELLA BEN­ JAMIN Joined by her hus­ band JEHBEK BENJAMIN SUBJECT TOl Intereet, If any, o f LAURIA JAMES. Singlet LILLIE MAE FAULKNER and husband ELIJAH FAUL* KNKRi ANNIE MAE JAMES. Singlet ROBERT BENJAMIN JAMES and wife FLORENCE JAMES; JUANITA BLAIR and husband V IltaiL BLAIR * i i \ u i / h SltD No. 104.1 IIIOIIT OF WAT That part ef: Lot 11. lose the North 10 feet of the South 111 feet of tha Weet It feet, of Froet'a Addition to Alta­ monte No. I, according to plat la Plat Book 1, page 11, public reoorde of Bemlnole County, Florida, lying Westerly ef the center­ line of conetrnctlon of State Road 8-4IT, Section 11110. and lying Easterly of and within 40 feet of aald centerline, said centerline being deecrlbed an followet Begin at the Southwest cor­ ner o f Lot 11, Frost's Addi­ tion to Altamonte, accord­ ing to plat In Plat Book 1, page tl, publlo records of Seminole County, Florida; run thence North O'll'OI" West, a distance of 1441.10 feet to tha beginning ef a curve roncav* t° Ik* South­ easterly, having a radlue of 1111.11 feet, run thence along said curve, thru a cen­ tral angle of I l'lT 't l" , a die. fence o f 010.11 feet to the end o f eald curve, and the beginning o f a curve con­ cave to the Northweatarly, having a radius ef 11,410.11 feet; run thanes along eald curve, thru a central angle o f S 'lF ir* a distance e f lee feet to the end of aetd curvet run thence North ll'U '4 4 " East a distance o f llt-10 feet to tha beginning ef a curve concave to the North­ easterly having a radius of 1144.11 fasti run thence along aald eurva thru a central angle o f 11*01', a dlataaoe o f lll.IT feet to the end of aald curve, run thence North 4l*!4‘4 r East a distance of 1404.01 feat to a point on the Kaelerly eatenelon o f the North line o f Lot l-A , Block B. First Addition to Replat o f Lake Mobile Shores, ac­ cording to plat In Flat Book I. page Tl, said point being I I I feet Kaelerly from the jy rlh eea t corner o f aald Lot, Legal Notice Legal Notiee Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notiee Legal Notiee Legal Notice o f n * ir 4 l" , a distance ef Northeast oorner o f eald forth In the Petition filed TX TKK CIRCUIT COURT ner o f Lot t l, Frost's addi­ OWNED BT: JOHN MCBRIDE run thence North 4I'24'44" T-TLLA 414.11 fast to the end of said THK NINTH JUDICIAL CIR L o t run thence North 42* tion to Altamonte, according and wife ELIZABETH MC BUBJECT TO: MORTGAGE re herein. East, a distance e f IN feet curve, and ths beginning of 24*44*" Eaet. a dlstane* of c u r r , i x a x d f o r b k h l WITNESS my Hand and the to plat In Plat Book I, page BRIDE to the and o f this eentercorded In O. R. Book 424, a curve concave to the 104 feet to th* end of this 14, public records of Hem! SUBJECT TO: TAX CF.nTI Una description. pege 422 In favor o f CHAR Beal of snld Court on this 12th XOLK COUXTT. FLORIDA. Northwesterly, having a ra­ center line description. l a w x o . aasr note County, Florida; run FICATB No. *1714, Bala of Tha land heroin deecrlbed con­ LE8 RUDD. Bit. and wife day of March, A. D. 1144. dius of 11.414-34 feet, run Th* lend herein described con­ thence North 4*ll*0|" West (BEAL) 1-21-41. described In DB 111 XOTICK OF RULR XIII tains T ill square feet, (.141 IIKHHIE RUDD: and. MOIIT thence along said curve, thru a distance o f 1144.74 feet to Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. page 171 held by DAVID STATE ROAD DEPARTMENT tains 772 equare feet, more or GAGE recorded In O. R. acre) more or leva a central angle of l'14'OC". the beginning of a curve ROME; and. TAX CERTIFI Clerk of the Circuit Court, OF FLORIDA, an Agency of Book 424. page 144 held by OWNED BT: CECIL MERniTT a distance of 140 feet to the OWNED BT: LEIDA BELLE In and for Seminole Coun concave to the HoutheeetvcPATE No. 777, Bale o f 1444, the Btata of Florida, THE COMMERCIAL BANK and wife BERTHA MER­ LAWRENCE and husband, end of said curve, run thence described In DB IT page 142 ty. Florida. 1y, having a radius of 1417.14 and AT WINTER PARK; and. In RITT. E V E R E T T MERNorth I4MF44" Bast a dis­ LEWIS C. LAWRENCE By: Handra B. Johnson A DII 111. page 172 held by feet, run thenea along said SEMINOLE COUNTT. a Poll tercet. If any. of IIAIttCII RITT. unmarried, MILDRED tance of 441.14 feet to tha SUBJECT TO: MORTGAGE re­ curve, thru a central angle Deputy Clerk PETER II. JOIINHON and tlcal Subdivision of the Btate CHEMICAL COMPANY as to HASTINGS and husband J beginning of a curve eoncorded In O. R. Book 4. page or 11*17*44", a distance of HAROLD F. JOHNSON wife RUTH M. JOHNBON of Florida, an unrecorded option to C. HASTINGS, A L V O T D cave to the Northeasterly 121 held by RUTH E. OAQE. 444.14 feet to the end o f TAKE NOTICE that a Decla County Attorney Petitioners, purchase. MERRITT and wife AMAN­ having a radius o f 1144.14 as Executrix of Estate o f Drawer Z eald curve, and the begin­ ration of Taking has been fll BRD No. 121.1 DA MERRITT. feet, run thence along said Avis Lambrakls. deceased, ning of a curve concave to ed In the above-styled cause RIGHT OF WAT Banford, Florida HARRY OOFF at al., SRD No. l l l .l , 111.1, l l l .l . curve thru a central angle and L a m b r o s Demetrtoe and the Northwesterly, having a by the Petitioners, the acqulr That part of: Defendants. 111.4 of 14*14', a dletance of 1I1.4T Lambrakls, deceased. radius o f 11,414.14 feet, run Ing authority of these pro Lot II, J. A. Blstllne'a Ad JACK W. PIERCE XOTICK OF KKIXKXT DO RIGHT OF WAT feet to the end of said curve, thence along said curve, ceedlngs, of the taking o f the Holland Building dltlon to Longwood. ac MAIN PROCEEDING That part oft run thence North 44*14'41’1 thru a central angle of I* above-described lands, for the cording to plat In Plat Tallahassee, Florida IX THK XAMK AXD RT THR PARCEL NO. 172.1 Lot 4, Block A, Gooden's East, a distance of 1414.44 14*04", a distance of 104 feet purpoaa sat forth In the Peti­ Book 1, page 4, public re­ Of Counsel for the Petitioners, AUTHORITY OF THK BTATE RIGHT OF WAT Addition to Altamonte, ac­ feet to a point on tha East­ to the end of said curve tion In this cause, vis: As Publish March 14, tl A April That part o f: cords of Bemlnole County, OF FLORIDA, cording to plat In Plat erly eatenelon of the North 7. 14. 1214. run thence North !4*14'4i right of way for a portion of Lots 22. 22, 24, 24, Block Florida; TO ALL WHOM IT MAT Book I, page Tl, publlo line of Lot l-A , Block B. East, a distance of 411.44 State Itoad No. B-427, In Beml­ lying within 40 feet Exeter CDB-42 B. Midway Heights Subdi­ CONCERN, and to all persons records of Bemlnole Coun­ First Addition to Replat of feet to the beginning of a nole County, Florida, and that ly of the survey line of State vision, according to plat In snd parties claiming or hav ty, Florida, Lake Mobile Shores, accord­ curve concave to the North tha Honorable Voile A. W il­ Itoad B-427, Bectlon 77114, said IX TIIK COUXTT JUDGE'S Ins any righ t title. Interest r ia l Book 4, pag* 41, pub­ lying within 40 feat Westerly ing to plat In Plat Book 4, easterly having a radius of liams, one of the Judges of survey line being deecrlbed as COURT IX AXD FOR BEMI estate, mortgage or other Hen lic records of Bemlnola of tha centerline o f construc­ page Tl, said point being 1144.14 feet, run thence along the Circuit Court o f tha Ninth follows: County, Florida; XOLE COUXTT, FLORIDA. to or on those certain par tion of Btata Road S-41T, Sec­ 41.4 feet Easterly from the lying Easterly of and lying eald curve thru a central Judicial Circuit of Florida, will Begin on the South line of IX FROHATK cels of land hereinafter dee tion Title, aald centerline be­ Northeast corner or said Lot. angle o f 11*11', a distance on the 14th day of April, A.D. within 4* feet Westerly of centhe NW l( of Section 4. TownIX RK THE ESTATK OF cribed, and the following per ing described ae follows: run thence North 44*I4'44'‘ o f 141.47 feet to tha end of 1444, at 2 o’clock P.M., In the ship 21 South, Range 14 PAUL VANE LORD, a /k /a P. sons, together with alt un tsr tins o f construction o f negln at the Southwest cor­ Eaet, a distance o f 101 feet aald curve, run thence North Bemlnole County Courthouse at State Road 8-427, Bectlon East, at a point .44 feet East V. LORD, know peraons claiming by, ner of Lot It, Froot’a Addi­ to the end of this center line 77110, said center line being 44*21*44** East, a distance of Banford, Florida, consider aald o f the Houthweat corner of through or under known per Deceased, tion to Altamonte, according description. 1444.41 feat to a point on Declaration of Taking, appoint aald NW14 o f said Bectlon 4 NOTICK TO CRKDITORa eons who are dead, or who are described as follows: to plat In Plat Book 1, page Tha land herein described con­ the Easterly extension of the appralsera, and make such Begin on th* Easterly exten­ (Boutheast corner of the Te nil creditor* aad all per- not known to be dead or 14. public records of Semi­ tains Order aa the Court deems pro­ North line of Lot l-A , Block sion of ths North line o f 1444 square feet, (.414 NKt( of Bectlon 4 of said sane havlast rlalma er deaeaada alive: nole County, Florida, run B. First Addition to Replat per. All parties to the suit Lot I-A. Block I), First Ad­ Township and Range); run acre), more or less. against aald eetalei BECTIOX TTXIO-ZS44 — STATE thence North l'tt '4 4 " West, OWNED BT: WILLIE MORRIS o f Lake Mobile Shores, ac­ and all parties Interested may dition to a replat or Lake thence North 4*12*44" West, You, and each o f you, are ROAD B-427 — SEMINOLE a distance o f 144I.TI feel to appear and be heard at the oordlng to plat In Plat Book Mobil* Shores, according (• TURNER and wife ROSA a dlatance of 442.44 feet to hereby notified and required COUXTT — NAME* A AD tha beginning of a curve I, page 71, said point being time and place designated. plat in Plat Book I, pag* 71, the beginning of a curve to present any claims and de­ DRKeeEB LEE TURNER concave to the Southeasterly, 44.1 feet Easterly from the public records of Bemlnola Tou. and each of you, are concave to the Weetsrly, mands which you, or either of having a radius o f 141T.1I BRD NO. 114.1 Frances B. Faber County, helnx 44.4 feet East Northeast corner o f said Lot, hereby commanded to appear having a radius o f 4724.44 you, may have against the feet, run thence along said RIGHT OF WAT West Chester by riling an Answer to the of th* Northeast corner o f run thenea North 44*14'44” feet, run thence along said estate of Paul Vane Lord, curve, thru a central angle That part or: Butler Co., Ohio aald Lot l-A, run thenea East, a distance of 144 feet Petition heretofore filed In curve thru a central angle a /k /a P. V. Lord, deceased, late "Begin I I I chains East, o f I l'lT 't l" , a dletance of BRD No. 172.1 to tha end o f this center this cause In the entitled North 4 !‘ 24'44" Eaet a die. o f 2*44*20", a distance of of Bemlnole County, Florida, and 4.4T chains South of 111.10 feel to the end o f eald line description. Court on or before the Ith day tance o f 4*1.24 feet to th* 244.17 feet to the end of to the Hon. C. Vernon Miss, Southwest corner of NE14 curve, and the beginning of Ruth E. Gage, Individually beginning of a curve con­ of May. A. D. 1444, to show The land herein described con­ aald curve, run thence North o f BW14, run North T.I4 Jr.. County Judge of Bemlnole a curve concave to the and as Executrix of Estate cave to th* Northwesterly 1*22*14" West, a distance of County, at hla office In ths chains, East 4.14 chains, tains 1440 square feet, (.447 what right, title, Interest or Northwesterly, having a ra­ o f L. D. and Avis Lambra having a radius of 1422.42 Hens you. or any o f you, have acre), more or less. 1221.24 feel to the beginning County Courthouse In Banford, South T.ll chains. West dius of ll.4 l l .i l fasti run kls. deceased. feet, run thsnee along said o f a curve concave to the Bemlnole County Florida, with 4.II chains, Bectlon T, OWNED BT: CHRISTA ORANT In and to the above-described thence along aald curve, thru 20177 Santa Rosa Street curve thru a central angle Northeasterly, having a ra­ In six months from the date and wife GRACE GRANT: lands and show cause why the Township 11 South, Rang! a central angle of f'll'O e", Detroit II, Michigan of 22'21‘SO", a distance o f same should not bs taken for dius of 1724.44 feet, run of the first publication hereof. EDDIE WILSON 41 East." a distance of 141 feet to the BRD No. 141.1, 144.2, 142.2, the usea and purposes set 424.12 feet to end of said thence along said curve thru All claims and demands not end of said curve: run thence lying within 44 feet Westerly BHD No. 114.1. 114.1 142.1, 142.2 forth In the Petition filed curve, run thence North 24* a central angle of 1*11*27", presented within the time and North JO'12'44" East a die at the center line o f construc­ RIOIIT OF WAT herein. SI'14" East a distance o f a distance o f 112.41 feat to In the manner prescribed tanco of 141.11 feet to the tion o f State Road B-41T, Bec­ That part of: I^lda Bella Lawrence WITNESS my Hand and the 1242.24 fast to ths beginning a point on the North line of herein shall be barred as pro­ "Beginning at a point 114 beginning of a curve concave tlon 7TI14, aald center line be­ 14 Second Street Heal of eald Court on this 14th of a curve concave to the eald Hectlon 4, being 72.2 feet East and 70 feet North vided by law. to the Northeasterly having ing described aa foltowai Atwater, California Northwesterly, and having a feet West of tha Northeast of Southwest corner of day of March, A. D. 1444. Dated March 24. A. D. 1144 a radius o f 1144.11 feet, run SDR No. 144.1, 144.2, 142.1, Begin at the Southwest cor­ radius of 1144.22 feet, run (BEAL) corner o f said Hectlon 4, EH of NEH o f BW H. Bee/ * / Paul Edison Lord thence along said curve thru 142.1, 142.2 ner of Lot 11, Frost's Addi­ thence along said curve, thru Arthur If. Beckwith. Jr.. for the end o f this survey tlon 7, Township 11 Houth, Aa Executor o f tha Last a central angle of 11*01', a tion to Altamonte, according Clerk of the Circuit Court, a central angle of It'21'10", line description. Range 10 East, run thenea Will and Teatamsnt of dletance of 111.IT feet to the to plat In rial Book 1, page Lewis C. Lawrence In and For Bemlnole Coun­ The land herein described con a distance of 412.44 feet to North 1IU feel. Weal 114 PAUL VANE LORO, a /k /a and of said curve, run thence 14 Second Street 14, publlo records of Bemlnole ty. Florida. th* end of said curve, run tains 744 square feet, more feet to Eaet side of llrlck P. V. LORD. Deceased. North 4I'I4'44" East, a dis­ Atwater, California County, Florida; run thence By: Handra B. Johnson thence North e'22'14" West, or less. Road thsnee Southwesterly CLARY A MATTINGLY tance of 1414.11 feet to a HRD No. 141.1, 142.2, 141.1 North e'11'04" We s t , a Deputy Clerk a distance o f *22.24 fast to OWNED BT: HARVEY M. Attorneys for Petitioner along said Brick Road to point on the Easterly exten­ 142.1, 142.2 distance of 1444.T4 feet to HAROLD F. JOHNSON a point, run thene* North SMITH, point on North line of said By: /a / Bruce E. Clary sion o f the North line of Lot the beginning of a curve e'22'44" West a distance ' o f BRD No. 114.1. 214.1 "Mary Jackson" land, County Attorney 102 Weet Rich Avenue 1 A. Block B. First Addition Leila M. Willoughby concave to the Southeasterly, 1*14.48 fset to th* North Ha* DRAINAGE EASEMENT thsnee East 114 feet along Drawer Z to Replat o f Lake Mobile DeLand, Florida Address Unknown having a radius o f 1417.14 of ths SW ti o f Bectlon 4, LATERAL DITCH R I G H T Publish Mar. II A Apr. T, 14. eald West line to point of Banford, Florida Shores, acoordlng to plat In BRD No. 122.1, 121.4 feet, run thence along aald Township 21 South, Rang* and (EAHT) STATION 244+74.44 II. 1244. beginning." Plat Book I, pages Tl, said BECTIOX 77110-20*4 — BTATK curve, thru a central angle 2* East at a point .24 feet JACK W. PIERCE (PART) tying within 40 feet Easterly CDS-24 point being 41.1 feet Easter­ R O A D B-427 — BKMIXOLK of 11*17*41", a distance of Eaet of the Northwest cor­ Holland Building That part of: ly from the Northeast corner COUNTY — DESCRIPTIOXB 414.14 feet to the end of of the center line of construc­ Tallahassee, Florida ner o f aald S f f l i o f aald Lot 4. Block D. Maine Ad­ IX THK CIRCUIT COURT OP PARCEL NO. 144.1, 144.2, 142.2 of said Lot. run thence said curve, and ths begin­ tion of Htate Road 8-417. Sec­ Of Counsel for the Petitioners. Section 4, for tha end o f this dition to Longwood. accord­ North 4»'24'4U' East, a dis­ TIIK NINTH JUDICIAL CIR RIGHT OF WAT ning of a curve concave to tion 77114. said center Una be­ Publish March 24, 11 A April center line description. ing to plat In Plat Book Cl'IT OF TIIK BTATK OF That part o f: tance of too feet to the end the Northwesterly, having a ing described aa follows: Th* land herein described con­ 1, page 22. public records FLORIDA Begin at the Houthweat cor- 7. 14. 1444. of this centerline deecrlpIX AXD FOR Lot 22, Block A, lleplat of tains 4*4* square feet, (.421 radius of tt.tl4 .il feet, run of Seminole County, Flor­ BKMIXOLK COUNTY. ner o f Lot 11. Frost's Addi­ CD8-I2 tlon. Lake Mobile Bhores, ac thence along aald curve, acre) more or lean ida. tion to Altamonte, accord­ The land herein described con­ CHAXCKRY XO. U A H cording to plat In Plat OWNED BTl FRANCES B. FA* thru a central angle of ing to plat In Plat Book 1. IX THE CIRCUIT COURT OF lying within 14 feet of a ditch CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK tains 4TI square fast, mors or Book 2, page 41. publlo I 'l l 'l l " , a distance of 441 BER page 14, public records of THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIR survey line described as fol­ OF BT. PETERSBURG, a Na­ less records o f Bemlnole Coun­ feet to the end of said curve, Bemlnole County. Florida; Cl'IT, IX AND FOR BKMI. lowsi OWNED BT: ISRAEL JONEB; tional Banking Association, ty, Florida; run thsnee North IOMI'44' PARCEL NO. 122.1, l l l . l 1 Commenre on the South line run thence North 0*ll'04 NOI.H COl'NTV, FLORIDA. and ERNESTINE JONES East a distance of 441.44 feat Plaintiff, lying within 44 feet Souther­ RIOHT OF WAT ’ of the NWH of Hectlon 4. Vs. West, a distance o f 1444.74 L a w no . a e n SUBJECT TO: MORTGAOE re­ ly o f the center line of con­ to the beginning or a curve That part o f: ’ NOTICE OF RULE NISI Township 2t Houth, Itanga feet to the beginning of a corded In Mlg. Book lot, struction of Btate Road 8-417 concave to the Northeasterly The North 121.2 fast o f th* 20 East, at a point .11 feet CLYDE H. WILLIAMS, St ux. Bectlon 77410, said eerterllne curve roncava to the Houth- HTATE ROAD DEPARTMENT page 104 In favor of TIIK having a radius of 1144.14 etc., Bouth 2*1.2 feet of th* East of the Bouthweat cor­ easterly, having a radius of OF FLORIDA, an Agency of SANFORD ATI-ANTIC NA­ feel, run thence along eald Defendant being described a* follows: East H o f Lot 2, Block ner of said NWI4 of eald 1417.11 feet, run thence a- the Blate of Florida, TIONAL BANK; and. TAX Begin at ths Southwest cor­ curve thru a central angle XOTICK OF SUIT A, Brutt'a Addition to and Hectlon 4. run thenea North long said curve, thru a cen­ CERTIFICATE No. I ll, Sale ner o f Lot 21, Frost's Addi­ of 14*04', a distance of 111.IT THK BTATK OF FLORIDAe Longwood, acoordlng to 0*22*44" West, a dlatance of tral angle of !1*!T*44". a die- HKMINOLE COUNTT, a Point of 4-11-41 held by D. D. tion to Altamonte, accord­ feet to ths end of said curve, TOi Any unknown spouses, plat In Ptat Book 1, page 442.44 feet to the beginning tance of 414.14 feel to tha cal Huhdlvlalon of the Hlata DANIEL; and TAX CERTI­ ing to plat In Plat Book 1 run thence North 44'14‘ 44 heirs, grantees, lelnors, credi­ 21, public record* o f Beml­ of Florida, o f a curve concave to the end of said curve, and the FICATE No. 1711. eale of IEast, g distance of 1414.41 page 14, publlo records of nole County, Florida, Petitioners, Westerly, having a radius tors. trustees, assignees, or beginning of a curve con­ 14-41 held by It.W. SCHOOLBemlnole County, Florida; lying within 44 feet Westerly feet to a point on the Kael­ others claiming by, through, v. o f 1724 44 feet, run thence cave to the Northwesterly, CRAFT run thence North 0*I2'0tr erly extension of tha North under or against CLYDE H or th* survey line o f Btata along aald curve, thru a having a radius of 11.444.10 HUBAN UAUUAZON at at.. Bit!) No. l l l .l , 111.1, l l l . l West, » distance of 1442.74 Road 8-427, 8*ctlon 77414, said line of Lot l-A , Block It. Defendants. central angle of 2*44*10", a WILLIAMS and 8ARAII B. feet, run thence along said RIGHT OF WAT feet to the beginning of a First Addition to Iteplal of WILLIAMS, his wife, and/or survey line being described aa distance of 244.17 feet to the curve, thru a central angle XOTICH OF RMINKNT DO­ That part of: curve concave to the South­ follow s: !.ake Mobile Shores, accord­ end of said curve, run thence the real property subject mato f 1*10*00", a distance of MAIN PROCKEDINGi The Houthwesterly It feet ing to plat In Plat Bonk 4, easterly, having a radius of tar o f this ault Bsgln on the South line o f IX TIIK X.tBK AND RT TIIH North 1*12*14" West, a die 400 feet to tha end of said of Block II, Gooden's Addi­ 1417.22 feet, run t h e n c e page Tl. said point being 44.4 You are hereby notified that th* NW14 of Bectlon 4, tance of 44.42 feel to the curve, run thence North 10* AUTHORITY OF THE STATE tion to Altamonte, accord­ fret Easterly from the a l o n g aald curve con a ault has been filed against Township II South, Itanga point of Beginning, from 14*44" East a dlatanre of OF FLORIDA, ing to plat In I'lst Book T, cave to the Southeaster­ Northeast corner of said I<ot. you and each of you, by CIT 24 East, at a point .24 feet TO ALL WHOM IT MAT said point of beginning run 41140 feet to the beginning page 71. public records of ly, having a radius of run thence North 44*14*44'' East of th* Bouthweat cor­ thence Houth 47*42*14" East, IZENH NATIONAL BANK OF of a curve concave to the CONCERN, and to all peraons Bemlnole County, Florida; East, a dletance of 144 feel 1427,12 feet, run thence aHT. PETERSBURG In the ner o f said NW14 o f eald a distance o f 472 feat te a Northeasterly having a ra­ and parties claiming or hav­ lying within 41 feet Westerly to the end of this center long eald curve, thru a can Bectlon 4, (Bouthesat corner point, run thence Houth 44* above entitled cause; and that dius at 1144.2 B feat, run ing any right, title. Intereet, of tha center line of construc­ tral angle of SS’ 27'42", a dis­ line ascription. you are hereby required to o f th* NEK o f Bectlon 4, o f estate, inortgaga or other Hen O l'll" East, a distance of tion of Htate Road S-41T, Bee- The land herein described eon tlitnce along said curve thru tance of 214.10 feet to th* aald Township and Range); 124.44 feet to a point for the (lie your Answer with the a rental angle of 14*01', a to or on those certain parcela tlon TTSI1, eald centerline be­ tains 1410 square feet, (.441 end of said curve, and ths Clerk of this Court, and to run thene* North *'22'44" end of this survey line de­ distance of 141.47 feet to of land hereinafter described, ing described aa follows; beginning of a curve con­ acre), more nr lees. serve a copy thereof upon the West, a distance of 212.22 scription. tha end of said curve, run and the following peraons, to­ Begin at the Southwest cor­ OWNED cave to tha Northwesterly, BT: WILLIAM or P laintiffs Attor­ feet t* th* beginning of a thence North 44*It'44“ Eaet, gether with all unknown per­ The land herein described con­ Plalntllf ner of Lot 11, Frost's Addi­ TIIUMAB, EDNA DUNCAN, having a radius o f 11,442.14 curve concave te th* W est­ a distance of 1414.44 feet to sons claiming by, through or tains 771 square feet, more or ney, whose name and address tion to Altamonte, accord­ feet, run thenea along aald also known as Edna Dunk­ Is: ALBERT C. WEnLT, At­ erly, having a radlue o f a point on the Easterly ex­ under known persons who are less. ing to plat In Plat nook I. curve, thru a central angle lin; and THOMAH MAH4722.44 fea t run thence apage 14, publlo records ‘ of tension of the North line of dead, or who are not known OWNED BY: EUGENE DEN- torney at Law, l i l t Central Mil ALL G E O R G E MAR­ o f 2*14*00", a distance o f 400 long seld curve thru a cen­ MARK and wife JOYCE Avenue, HI. Petersburg, Flor Bemlnole County. Florida; Lot 1 A. Block II. First Ad­ to be dead or alive: feet to th* end o f aald curve, SHALL; FIIEI) RICHARD tral angle o f 2*41‘ie " A dlsIda, not later than May Ith, DENMARK run thenea North l'It'0 4 " dition to lleplat o f Lake SECTION TTMO-XOOt — BTATK run thence North 22*12*4* BON, If alive, or If deceased 1244. dance o f 2*2.17 feat to th* m o a d a-err — b k m ix o i . k SUBJECT TO: MORTGAGE re West, a distance of 1441.71 Mobile Hhorea, according to any unknown heirs, devisees East a distance of 442.40 end o f said curve, run thence It you fall to do so. Decree corded In O. It. Book 171, feet to the beginning of a plat In Plat Book I. page COUNTT — XAMK A ADand/or other claimants unfeet to th* beginning o f a North 2*21*14" West, a dlspage 444 In favor o f CARL Pro Confeasq will be entered curve concave to the South­ 71, aald point being 40.1 feet D R E S S E S dsr said THOMAB MAR­ curve concave to th* North tance a f 1222.22 feet to th* against you for ths relief de Carl C. Craig C. CRAIG and wife RUTH easterly, having a radius of Easterly from the North­ easterly having a radius of SHALL G E O R G E MAR­ beginning e f a curve con­ manded In the Complaint. 24114 Longbrock Road E. CRAIG 1417.It feel, run thence aeast corner of aald Lit, run SHALL and FRED RICH­ 1144.21 feet, run thence along cave te th* Northeasterly, The nature of said suit be­ Cleveland 21, Ohio BIID No. 224.1 long eald curve, thru a cen­ thence North 44*I4'44" East, ARDSON said curve thru a central having a radius o f 4721.44 ing for foreclosure of mort­ BRD No. 214.1, 224 1 DRAINAGE EASEMENT tral angle of i!* !7 '4 l", a SUBJECT TO: Interest of Lula a distance of toa feet to angle of 12*04', a dletance feet, run thenea along said gage recorded In Official ReLATERAL DITCH It I O II T dlelama of 114.11 feet to the the end of this canter line Marshalls Ernest Rlchardeon, o f 221.47 feet to th* end of curve thru a central angle Ruth B. Craig (EAHT) STATION 244+74.44 cords Book 212, page 442, Pub­ end of eald curve, and the description. Willie lllrhardaon. Edna Dosaid curve, run thence North o f I ' l l ' l l " a distance o f lic Records of Bemlnole Coun­ 20114 Longbrock Hoad (PARTY) beginning o f a curve con­ The land herein deecrlbed con­ nry, Perils Gibson 42*I4'4t" East, a distance of 122.41 feet to a point on th* ty, Florida, covering: Cleveland 21, Ohio That part of: cave to the Northwesterly, SltD l l l .l tains i l l square feet, more or 1414.24 feet to a point on North line o f said Bectlon Lit III, OAKLAND IIILUL HltD No. 214.1, 214.1 Lot 10 and the West 10 having a radlue of 11,414.14 DRAINAGE EASEMENT lees. th* Easterly extension of th* 2. being 72.2 feet West o f according to plat thereof, feet o f Lot 11, Block D, feet, run thence along said LATERAL DITCH (LEFT) OWNED BT: EDDIE WILBON North line of Lot 1 A, Block th* Northeast corner e f said Louis J, Jadln recorded In Ptat Book 12, Maine Addition to Long­ curve, thru a central angle WEST STATION 111+4144 and RU1IT WILHON. It alive B, First Addition to Replat Beotlon *, for th* end o f pages 12 A 44, Public Re­ 1412 East Central wood according to plat In of 1*14*00", a distance of 104 That part ef; or If deceased, and any un­ o f Lake Mobil* Shores, ac­ this survey line description. cords of Bemlnole County, Green Bay, Wisconsin Plat Book I, page 22, pub. feet to the end of eald known heirs, devisees and/or “ Begin 4.44 chains Ksst cording to ptat In Plat Book Th* land herein described con­ SRD No. 211.1 Florida; together with the He records of Bemlnole curve; run thence North other claimants under the and 4.4T chains Houth of I, page 71. said point being tains 1212 aquara feet, (.442 following described Items County, Florida; lo*ll'4 t'' East, a dletance of Estate of aald Huby Wlleon ths BW corner of NEli of 40.4 feet Easterly from th* acre) more or lean o f property which are lo. Allen G. Lilts lying within 14 feat o f a ditch 141.10 test to the beginning BW14, run North T.ll SUBJECT TO: TAX CERTIFI­ Northesst corner of said Lot, OWNED BT: K. A. SCOTT and cated In and permanently 2>o Mulberry Place survey line described aa fol­ of a curve concave to the CATE No. 1144, 8ale of chains. East 4.11 chains, run thence North 4!*24'44r' wlfa EULA M. SCOTT Ridgewood, New Jersey Installed aa a part of the lows; Northeasterly having a ra­ May 11. 1441, D. B. 101. page South T.ll chslns, West EaeL a distance of 100 test SUBJECT TO: Internet. If any. BRD No. 144.1, 144.1, 140.1 Improvements on e al d Commence on the South line dius of 1144.11 fast, run II, held by WILLIAM I4.14 chains. Bectlon T Town­ to the and of this center o f LEILA M. WILLOUGHBY land: o f the NWti of Bectlon 4, thence along said curve thru IIARVET, JR. and ALICE ship t l South, Bangs 14 line description. TAKE NOTICE that a De­ Martha C. Lilia Township t l Bouth, Range Jackson Oas Hot Water Th* a central angle of I t 'l l ', a BABB East," land herein described eon- claration of Taking has been 224 Mulberry Place Heater, Model C 222, Bar14 East, at a point .14 feet distance of III.IT feet to lying within 14 feet Northerly, HUD No. 141.1, 141.1. 141.1 tains 240 square feet, more or filed In the abov*-*ty|*d cause Ridgewood, New Jersey lal No. 21247 East of the Southwest cor­ the end of said curve, run and lying within 4 feet South­ RIGHT OF WAT less BRD No. 140.1, 144.2, 140.1 WITNESS my hand and the OWNED BT: LEIDA BELLE by tha Petitioners, th* acquir­ ner of said NW l( of said thence North 4I*!4‘ !4 " East, erly of a ditch survey line, That part of: ing authority of these proceed­ Bectlon 4. run thence North seal of this Court, at Banford, a dletance of 1414.11 feet to described aa follows: "Begin at a point 141 feet LAWRENCE and husband, ings, o f th* taking o f th* Harvey M. Smith a point on the Easterly aae*2I‘ 4t" Weet, a distance of Bemlnole County, Florida, this North and l i t feet Weet bf Commence at tha Southwest LEW12 O. LAWRENCE abovs-descrlbed lands, for th* Bog i l l , Winter Street 121.12 feat to ths beginning 2rd day of April, A.D. 1244. tension of tha North line of Southeast corner of NEU corner of Lot tl, Frost's Ad­ BUBJECT TO: MORTOAGE re­ purpose set forth In the Peti­ West Farmington, Maine Lot l-A , Block B, First Ad­ of a curve concave to ths (COURT BEAL) of BW 14 of Bectlon 7. dition to Altamonte, accord­ corded In O. R. Book 4, pag* tion la thl* cause, vis: Aa BHD No. 114.1 dition to Replat o f Lake Westerly, having a radius Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr., Township 11 South, Range ing to plat In Plat Book 1, III held by RUTH E. GAGE, right o f way for a portion o f o f 1711.44 feat, run thence, Mobile Shores, acoordlng to Clark of the circu it Court 14 East, run North 14 feet, BKCTION TTB14-SBA4 — BTATK page 14, run thencs North aa Executrix o f th* Estate State Hoad No. B-427, In Bemlplat In Flat Book I, page Tl, along aald curve, thru a cen­ By: Martha T. Vlhlen Weet 44 feet more or lees H O A D g-dST — SEMINOLE I ' t l ' l l " West, a distance of of Avia Lambrakls, deceased; nola County, Florida, and that said point being 40.1 feet tral angle of 1*41*14”, a dis­ Deputy Cterk to right-of-w ay of Brick COUXTT — DESCRIPTIONS 1444.74 feet to the beginning and L a m b r o s Dsmetrloa th* Honorable Voll* A. W il­ Easterly from tha Northeast tance of 111.17 feet to the Publish April 7, 14, tl, t l, 1214. Road, Southwesterly along BRD No. 140.1, 140.1, 140.1 o f a curve concave to tha Lambrakls, deceased; and, liams, on* o f th* Judges o f and of said curve, run thenea CDT-14 oorner of said bet, run road to point Weet e f be RIGHT OF WAT Boutheaatarlp, having a ra­ MORTGAGE recorded In O. th* Circuit Court e f ths Ninth thsnee North ll'll'O O " East, North I ’ l l 'l l " West, a dis­ ginning, East 144 feet more That part ef: dius ef lllT.tS feet run thsnee R. Book 224, pag* 272 held Judicial Circuit o f Florida, Ths South IH ehalne e f a distance of 144 fast to the tance o f 44.41 feet to the IX THK CIRCUIT COURT OF or less to point o f beglnn along aald curve, thru a by C. W. COPPERSMITH. will on tha 14th day o f April, tha BWIi o f N B li, East Point o f Beginning, from THK RIXTM JUDICIAL CIR* end of this centerline des­ central angle ef ll*tT‘ 4l", a InB" A. D. 1144, at 2 o'clock P.M. o f Road o f Bectlon 7, cription. eald point o f beginning, run Cl’ IT, IX AXD FOR BRMI* PARCEL NO. 142.1, 112.1 distance of t t l.lt feet to the lying within 44 feet Easterly In tha Bemlnole County Court­ XOLK COUXTT, FLORIDA, Township II South, Range The land herein described con­ thence Bouth I7 *ll‘ l l “ East, end ef aald curve, and the of the centerline of construc­ RIGHT OF WAY house at Banford, Florida, con­ is East, Except the North tains tile square feet, more a distance o f 474 feet to a IN CIIANCKRY NO. 1*882 beginning o f a curve con­ tion of Htate Road B-41T, Sec­ That part o f: sider aald Declaration e f Tak­ nr less. 44 feet thereof, point, run thence Bouth 44* JIMMIE L ALLEN cave to the Northwesterly, tion 77414, eald centerline be­ Lota 24. 24 and 24. Block ing, appoint appralsera, and lying within 44 feet Souther­ OWNED BT: MAJORIB LE801*14" East, a distance of Plaintiff having a radius of 11,44440 ing deecrlbed as followsi A, Replat o f Lake Mobil* make such Order as th* Court TEIt and husband HAR1M 114.41 feet to a point for tha veBsgln at ths Southwest cor­ ly o f the center line o f con­ feat: run thsnee along eald Shore*, according lo plat deems proper. All parties te LEBTER; MINNIE COLLINS; and of this survey line des­ CLARA ALLEN ner o l Lot 11, Frost's Addi­ struction of State Road B-417, curve, thru a central angle In Plat Book 2, pag* 44, the suit snd *11 parti** Inter­ WALTER FOSTER; cription. Defendant tion to Altamonte, aeoordlng Section 77410, said center line o f t 't r t t " a distance o f 444 publlo records o f Bemlnole ested may appear ar'. b* SUBJECT TOl TAX CERTI­ The land herein described con­ n o t ic h o f aurr to plat In Plat Book 1, page being described as followsi fast to the and of said curve; County, Florida; heard »t th* time and place FICATE No. t i l l , sals of Begin on the Easterly ex­ tains 144 square fast, more or BTATK OF FLORIDA, (iREKT* It, publlo records o f Beml­ run thsnca North 44 'lt‘ 44r' lying within 40 feet Southerly designated. 4-II-II held by MARJORIE IXOB tension o f the North line of nole County, Florida, run East, a distance o f 144.41 of th* center line o f construc­ Tou, and each o f you. ar* LESTER; and. TAX CERTI­ Lot l-A , Block U, First Ad OWNED BT: LOUIB J. JADIN TOl CLARA ALLEN thenea North 4*11*04" West, teat, run thsnee North tt* of Btate Road B-427, flec­ hereby commanded to appear FICATE No. 1TII, aale of dltlon to a replat o f Lake unmarried; HAROLD JENReeidenoe and addraaa tion a dlstanoa e f 1444.74 feel to 44‘ 14" West, a distance of tion 7741S, said center line be­ by filing an Answer to th* 4-11-11. held by MAItJORIK Mobile Shores, according to QUIN end w ife MYRTLE unknown: tha beslnnlng o f a curve 40 feet for the point of be­ ing described a* followsi Petition heretofore filed In LESTER plat In Plat Book I, page JENQUIN TOU ARB HEREBT NOTI­ ginning. from aald point of concave to the Southeasterly, Begin at th* Bouthweat cor­ this cause In th* entitled Court SRD No. 114.1 71, publlo reoorde e f Beml­ TAKE NOTICE that a De­ FIED that ault for divorce beginning run thanes North having a radlue o f 1417.11 ner e f Lot 21, Frost’s Addi­ on or before th* 2th day o f RIGHT OF WAT nole County, being 14.1 feet claration of Taking has bean has been filed against yon In IS 'lF ld " Weal a distance of feet, run thsnee along said tion to Altamonte, according May. A.D. 1244, te show what That part o f: East o f the Northeast cor­ filed In the above-styled cause the Circuit Court of the Ninth curve, thru a central angle ITS feet te tha end of said to plat In Plat Book 1, pag* right, tltla, interest or liana "Begin 441.T feet Eaet and ner of said Lot l-A , run by the Petitioners, the acquir­ Judicial circuit. In and For survey line. of I l'lT 't l" , a distance or 14, publlo reoords of Beml­ you, or any of you, hav* la 411.4 (eel North of South­ The land described herein con­ thsnoa North 44*I4‘ 44" East ing authority of theso pro­ Bemlnole 114.10 test to the end of County, Florida, nole County, Florida; run and to th* above-deserlbed west corner of BBli of tains 1444 equare feet. (.474 a distance of 441.14 feet to ceedings, of the taking of the Chancery No. 12122, wherein said eurva, and the beginning thene* North 4*!!'04" West, land* and show causa why th* BWVl of Beotlon T. Town­ acre), more or lass. tha beginning of a curve above-described lands, for the JIMMIE L. ALLEN Is Plain­ of a curve eonosve to the a distance of 1442.74 fast to same should not be taken for ship It South, Range It It la agreed that the drainage concave to ths Northwesterly purpose set forth In the Peti­ tiff and CLARA ALLEN la Northweeterly, having a th* beginning of a curve th* use* and purpose* sat East, run 41 feat. South herein provided fop will not having a radius o f 1411.44 tion In this cause, vis: Aa Defendant Tou are hereby re­ radius of 11,444.14 feat; run concave to the Southeasterly, forth la the Petition filed 111 feet, Weet 41 feel and bs obstructed by future deve­ fast, run thence along aald right of way for a portion of quired to file your Answer thence along said curve, thru having a radius o f 1427.24 herein. North l i t feet to point of lopment. curve thru a central angle Btata Hoad No. B-417, In Beml­ and/or otherwise plead In ac­ a central angle o f !*I4'44, a feet, run thenea along aald WITNESS my Hand snd tha beginning; AND o f ll'U 'lO " , a dlatance of nole County, Florida, and that cordance with the law with OWNED BTl WILLIAM THOM­ distance o f 444 feat to the curve, thru a central angle Beal o f said Court on thl* 12th Begin 41T.1 feet East and AS. EDNA DUNCAN, also 111.11 feat to the and o f eald tha Honorable Voile A. WII- tha Clerk of the above entitl­ and o f said curve; run thenoe o f H'27'44", a distance of day o f March. A.D. 1124. l l l . l fast North of South­ known aa Edna Dunklin, curve, run thsnee North M* llama one of tha Judges of ed Court and to serve a copy North !4 * ll'4 t" East a dis­ 244.10 feet to the end o f eald (BEAL) west corner of BEH of THOMAB MARSHALL 11*14" East a distance o f tha Circuit Court o f tho Ninth of same upon Frank A. Taylor, tance of 141.44 fast to the curve, and th* beginning Arthur H. Beckwith. J r , SW ti ef Section T, Town­ GKOItaE MARSHALL) 1414.11 feet to the beginn­ Judicial Circuit at Florida, Attorney for Plaintiff, 112 beginning o f a curve con­ o f a curve concave to the Clerk ef th* Circuit Court, ship 11, Range 41, thence FRED RICHARDSON, It *cave to the Northeasterly ing of a curve concave to will on the 14th day o f April North Magnolia, Orlando, Flor­ Northwesterly, having a ra­ in and for Bamlaol* Coun­ run East 41 feet to Banlive, er If deceased any un­ the Northwesterly, and hav­ A. D. 1414, at I o'clock P. M, ida, on or befora tha I2lh day having a radius o f 1144.11 dius ef 11.442.1* feet, run ty, Florida. ford Brick Road, thence known helra, devisees and/or ing a radius o f 1144.11 feet, In tha Bemlnole County Court­ o f April, A. D. 1244. Other­ feet; run thence along aald thence along said curve, By: Sandra S. Johnson Southwesterly along nrlck other claimants under said run thence along aald curve, house at Banford, Florida, wise a Deeres Pro Confeaao curve thru a central angle thru a central angle o f 2* Deputy Clark Hoad 141 feet. North to T H O M A S M A R S H A LL o f 14*44'; a distance of thru a oentral angle o f 14* consider eald Declaration of will bs antersd against you 2**0*", a distance of 4** feet HAROLD F. JOHNSON point o f beginning. Bastion QSOKOE MARSHALL aad appoint appraisers, for your failure to e* serve 11'IC", a distance o f M ela Taking, III, 47 feat to the end of to th* end of said curve, run County Attorney T, Township II, Range IS." FRED RICHARDSON eald curve, run thence North feet to the end o f eeid curve, and make such Order ae tha and file your Answer and/or thane* North S4'12‘44" East : H aver B lying within 4e feet Westerly SUBJECT TO: Intereet e f Lula run thence North I ' l l ' l l " Court deems proper. All par­ other defenses, aa required by 41*14'44" East, a distance ef a distance e f 442.4* feet to Banford, Florida o f the center line o f construc­ Marshall; Ernest Richardson, 1414.44 feet te a point ea West, a distance of* 111.14 ties to the ault aad all par­ law. th* beginning ef a curve and tion o f State Road S-4IT, SeeWillie Riehardson, Edna Bo* feet to a point, run thenea ties Interested may appear aad ths Easterly extension ef WlTNEBB my hand aad tha concave to th* Northeaster­ JACK W. P1ERCB tlon TTIll, aald eenter line be­ nay, Perils Gibson. the North line o f Lot 1A. North I ' l l ' t l ' West a die- be hoard at tho time aad official seal o f said Court la ly having a radius of 11*4.22 Holland Building ing described as follows: SRD NO. l l l .l lanes e f l l l t . l l feet to the place designated. Block B. First Addition to Banford. County of Bemlnola, feet, run thence along said Tallahassee, Florida J Bagla at tha Southwest cor­ RIOHT OF WAT Kcplat ef Lake Mobile Tou, and each of iron, are Btata of Florida, this 24th day North line of tha BWti of curve thru a central angle Of Counaal far tha Patlilopera ner o l Lot II, Froet'a Addi­ That part of: Shores, according to plat In Beotlon I, Township 11 South. hereby commanded to appear of March. A. a 1244. o f 12**4'. a dlatance o f 241.47 Publish March 22, 21 A A f)U tion to Altamonte, according Boulk Tl feet o f West 111 Plat Rook 4, page Tl, aald Range te Eaet, nt a point by filing an Answer to tho (BEAL) feet to the end e f aald curve, ", 12. 1222. to plat la Plat Book 1, pegs feet at E li a t NEU ef point being 44.1 feet East­ .11 feet Bast er the North­ Petition herotoforo filed In this Arthur H. Beckwith. J r . run thence North 42*24*44" CDB-St 14, public reeerde o f Semi­ SW ti of Seotlea T, Town­ erly from the Northeast cor­ west eornsr o f said ■WI4 o f cause In tha entitled Court on Clerk of the Circuit Court EaeL a dletance of 14*4.22 note County, Flerldai run ship 11 South. Reaps II ner o f eald Lot, run thence eald Bectlon I. for the end or before the Ith day o f May, By: Martha T. Vlhlen, D.C. feet to a point on th*. East­ thence North I ' l l ' l l " West, East, lying East o f Read; North 41*14'4t" Eaet. a dis­ ef this center line deecrlp- A. D. 1141, to show what Frank A. Taylor erly axtenaloa of th* North a distance o f Illl.Td feet to lying within 41 feel Easterly II job vast paopla to par title tance o f 140 feet to the end right, title. Interest or Hone 220 North Magnolia Avenue line at Lot 1A. Block B. the beginning e f s curve at the eenter Uae ef State e f this centerline descrip­ The land herein deecrlbed con­ you, or any e f you, have la Orlande, Florida First Addition to Raplat of -iltftU ti I# jrottf feuflsasii concave to the aeatheseterly, Read S-flT, Seetlea TTIll. tion. tains I I I ! square feet, (.111) aad to the above . described Attorney for the Plaintiff. Lake Mobile Shores, accord- soil tk M U Bad aak tbs having s radius e f IIIT.il eald neater Hue being des­ The land herein described con­ acre) more er le|a lands and show cause why the Publish March 24. II A April lo t to plat In Plat Book S. feet, run thence along eald cribed as fellewst tains 1414 equare fact (.44 OWNED BT: ALLEN O. U L - same should not be taken for 7. 14. 1244 P * p . »». eald point being Harold t u n about b o m atcurves thru s central angle Bests St U s S eu U w iit aor- acre) more or leea LA and w ife MARTHA C the usea aad purposes get COS-74 14.1 (set Easterly from Ute tOBtiBB gSttkBI ads. �1 1 Angels, Colts Riding High For A Day Anyhow ho Rotary Team Defeated By Lake Mary Tribe To Play 3 Metro Tilts Like Mary took advantage of aomc Ineffective fielding on the part of the Rotary Club Bine to grab a 13 to 1 victory over the Rotarlan* in Junior Boy* League play Monday afternoon at Sanford'* Me n o d a l Stadium. Charlie Lytle got credit for the mound derisions, hi* seeond of the aeaton without revcrial. The victory moved Lake Mary into a two-way tie for tccond place with the Ki laanl* nine. Meanwhile, the Kiwanlan* were grabbing their accond victory of the aeaaon by tak ing a B to 0 win over the Ehrlnera. John Latherow, on the hill for the Kiwaniana, toned two-hit ahutout on the heel* of hi* no-hitter laat wreck Latherow atruck out 10, up­ ping hie two gam* atrikeout total to 24. He iaaued four paaae* while going the route Latherow, Steve Gordie and Lealie Green were the big hittor* for the Kiwaniana. The line acorea: Lake Mary 301 110-11 • 4 Rotary 000 001— 1 4 6 WP—Lytle (2 0), L P -B u d dy Stumpf (1-1) Xlwanl* 031 122—B 4 1 Shrine 000 000-0 2 3 W P-Latherow (2-0), LP— Jim Warren (0-2) Kingswood Sets Pace On Chase Kingawood continued to act ■ torried pace in the Men’ * Slo-Plteh Softball L e a g u e Monday night aa the Builder* chalked up their third win of tho aeaaon without a setback, taking an II to 3 victory ovsr Chaae and Co. Sonny Maple clouted the game'* only circuit imaah but his matca also put on an exhlbition of hitting by getting • total of 20 lafetiea. Mean while, the Builders cams up with a perfect night aflald, playing errorleaa ball. Bud Moncrieth scattered six Chase blngle* to post his aec and hurling win of the aeaaon against no loaies. The line acore: Kingawood MO 111 4-1110 0 C hile am mo 0— i • • WP—Moncrieth (2-0), L P Jay Parent (0-1), HR-Sonny Maple. Skipper Paces Team To Win Skipper Senkarlk connected for hia third homo run of tha young Little National League aeaaon M o n d a y afternoon when he paced tha Hunt Lincoln-Mercury nine to a lop­ sided IB to I decision ever Standard Oil. It waa Hunt’ s third conaecntlve victory of the aeaaon with a difeat. Tha Hunt caua* was also aided by a round tripper tlasbad out by Bucky Hunt. On the mound, Steve Hitchcock hurled a one-hitter. It was Steve's second win of the eeaaon without a mound defeat. The line score: Hunt Lln-Mer 233 043-18 10 2 Standard Oil 000 300- 3 1 4 WP—Hitchcock (2-0), LP— Swain (0-1). HRs—Senkarlk, Hunt. Metro League Team w L Boone Evans 5 * Winter Park • * Edgewater • 5 Colonial 5 5 Oak Ridge * 5 Seminole * * Bishop Moore 1 • Game* Today Bishop Moore at Seminole Boone at Edgewater (night) Colonial at Winter Park Oak Ridge at Even* Games Friday Seminole at Oak Ridge Rh bop Moore at Boone Evans at Colonial (Only Games Scheduled) Sanford's Seminolea will ] (unity of the current sc a ton play three game* this week to move out of seventh place in Metro League competition in loop standing*. The Seminolea are a half­ The opening affair is listed for this afternoon irhen the game behind the Oak Ridge Seminolea entertain the Bish Pioneers who run Into Evans op Moore Hornets with the lo­ this afternoon. Friday, the cals facing their best oppor- Seminole* meet Oak Ridge in Finley Bows To Brass Again On 'Pennant Porch' KANSAS CITY. Mo. (UPI) —Charles O. Finley, owner of tha Kansas City Athletics, once again bowed to base­ ball's brass. This time he agreed to demolish hia newly constructed "Pennant Porch." Finley, the subject of con­ troversy over the Kansas City Stadium lease, aroused the Ire of baseball officials when he constructed his "P en­ nant Porch" and brought the rigid field fence inward to the 286-foot mark. But baseball Commissioner Ford Frick and Joe Cronin, president of the American League, told the Athletics' owner that hia right field porch in the municipal stad lum violated baseball rules. Reluctantly, the fiery owner removed the fence, and at the same time said construction would begin immediately on e KC On* - Half P e n n a n t Porch." Finley, in yielding to the latest demands of baseball's top brass, laid be bad done so because "the great respect and admiration I've alwaya had for the offices o f the com missioncr of baaeball and the president o f the American League." However, he called the or­ der "groasly unfair" and pointed out that the Yankee* were placed at aa advantage. He aald be could not underaland how the rule* could permit the Yankee* "to enjoy a a d benefit tremendously from foul lines of 286 feet (right Held) and 301 feet (left field)," while other club* must operate under an abso­ lute minimum o f 323 feet foul lines. He offered the record book e l proof. Finley said during the past 28 years, in which time the Yankee* took 23 pennant*, they have posted a 1,438-707 record at Yankee Stadium, end a 2,143-1.345 komerun ad­ vantage ever the opposition. Elaine Kostival In 523 Series Elaine Kostival led tho Jet Bowlerettes League laat week at Jet Lanes with e 131 game and 823 eerie*. Other high game* were rolled by Isabel Gosbora—182, Jeanne W o lfe 173, Helen March and AUc* Bestow— 1T0, Shirley M artin185, UUa Gandertoo— 1*3, Jen Valentine — 164 and Doris Schiutteet rolled a pair of 163'a. Isabel Gosbora and Alice Sexton rolled tbo only turkey* this week but tbo split con­ version* were pentlful as Shirley Martin picked up the 3-10, the 3-10 by Merleoe Rey­ nolds, a whole group of splits by Meda Wiltshire which In­ cluded the 310, 3-10 and the 6-7-10. Lucy Pope covered the 3-7, Caroljr Nelson the 4-3, Cert Bridge* the 6-7 and the 2-7 by Madge Cummins. The following are the league standings: Wen Lest Team 70.5 41.5 Kama Insur. Semi. Cty Motors 38.3 33.3 38 34 Bedrock Furn. 37.3 34.3 Li'l Buggers 87.3 34$ Cut 'n Curl S3 Mery Carter Pa'ta 87 49 63 Mary Esthers 40 Sanf. Sew. Can. 72 Services Held PAWNEE, Okl*. (U PI) — Funeral services were held Monday for Moses Yellowhorse, 66, the first fullblood*d Indian to pitch in the major leagues. Yellowborse ---- Gamea Satmday who died in a hospital here ryinuM « t Seminole lest Suturday, pitched fer Oak Ridge at Boone Bishop Moore at Winter Park the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1931-22. fdgaw atar at Evans Seminole High Golf Team In Stale Tourney Seminole High's golf team will be one of the 16 teams in Florida to participate this week in the State Tournament in Winter Haven, SHS Golf Coach Fred Ganas announced Orlando but will return Satur­ today. day to Sanford to host the Sanford enters the tourna­ Colonial Grenadiers. Coach Jim McCoy's charg­ ment since it was runner-up es have a record of four wins to Leesburg In the group tour­ and five losses in loop compe­ ney played early last week. tition to date. McCoy will be Since that time, the Seminoles depending upon Eddie Fitz­ have defeated the Leesburg gerald and Rick Sires to hurl linksmen. Seminole will be represent­ the Tribe into a higher berth aa the Metro Conference sea­ ed by Ray Bradford, Larry son wanes. Seminole has two Sherwood, Roth Yihlen and games next week in addition Jeff Williams. Tram play will to the three It plays this week. tie held Thursday and Friday while individual matches will he completed on Saturday. Ganas explained that the low 16 men in the tournament will vie for individual honors based on 34-hole scores during Use three days of competition. Colonial Beats SHS Tracksters The Colonial High Grena­ dier track team ran and Jump­ ed to a 66 to 37 decision Mon­ day afternoon over the San­ ford Seminoles in a Metro Conference dual track meet. Barry Barks continued ids The Tempe«ta and the Starwinning ways by taking the 440-yard dash In 33.1. Rick chiefs remain in a first place Watstrom took the 180-yard tie in the Hemphill Motoretlow hurdles in 21.3 seconds, tr» League at Jet Laura for and the Sanford sprint medley the second week In succession relay team captured the event ns each team snared three in 2:09.6, plus the 880-yard re­ point win* thl* week. The Tempest* took the measure of lay. David Noelt won the ahot the third place Ronnrvllles put event and the discus while the Starrhirfe hung a throw. He heaved the disc three point lose on the Wild­ 137!s feel and put the sltot cats. Mabel Duggan "ripped" 45 feet. Denver Vodoplch of the pine apart while paring Sanford won the broadjump the Tempest* as she rolled a with a leap of 19-2 and I-ee 176/442 serir* and Linde I’ost Sparkman came up with a 5 5 kept the llonnevillra on the performance to capture the |move with a fine 162/449 srr-‘ lea. high jump. Jeanne Brewer shot e 170 Cotonial's thinclad* took tha game and Jo Ann Cleveland 120-yard high hurdles, the 100tore the pint up with a good yard dash, the mile, the 880450 terlea while pacing the ysrd event, the 220-yard dash, Starrhirfe in their victory live mile relay and the pole over the Wildcat*. Joan Ad­ vault. am* we* the (hooting star for the Wildcat* with a steady 167/4&L Elisabeth lfarirh stole the individual spotlight this week as she took the high game honors with 170 and tha ser­ ies with 497 while leading Frank Willlama and Fred the Specials In their four Woods came up with home gam* aweep over the I/* Sab­ runs Monday night in tbs res. Rita Btein showed the Men'i Slo-Pltch Softball Lea­ way to the Riviera* in their gue to pace McRaney Paints four gam* aweep over the to an 8 to 8 victory over the Kamlilrrettrs aa she pounded Longwood outfit. the pine to the tun* o f a McRaney Jumped into an 168/401. A 175/461 waa reg­ early lead with a pair of runs istered by Betty Chriitlirb In tho opening frame and add­ aa the Classics lost their ed four more la the second. match with the Eleetraa by The victory gev* the Painter* a three to one margin. Other their second win of the season high gnmrs were recorded by against a single defeat and Ilurrirt (iaxil-162 and Jean planted McRaney in sole pos­ Jordan-177. Turkey* were rol­ session of third place in the led by Mabel Duggan, Dor­ eight-team circuit. othy Fox, Folly ITiompaon, The line score: Jean Jordan and Elisabeth Longwood 022 001 0 - 3 8 4 lfarirh. The 3-10 spilt was McRaney 240 101 x - « 12 2 picked up by Mabel Duggan WP—Frank Willlama (2-1), and Linda Post. LP—Otto Thomas ( l - l ) , HRs —Williams, Woods. Two Teams In Tie For First McRaney Paints Beat Longwood Little League Men's League Team * Klngswnood 8 Wilson Maier 3 McRaney 3 Florida St. nk. 1 Robb's Constr. 1 Chase 1 U S O 0 Ixmgwond 0 Results Monday Kingswood 18, Chase I McRaney 8, Longwood 5 Games Tonight USO -vs- Fla. St. Bank (Ft. Mellon Perk. 7:30) Cardinals Lose To Longwood ■Ij» •enfnri frrelh April 14, 1964 — Pngo 9 OLD AND NEW — OKI Master and Master’a tournament host Bobby Jones glance* tip at Arnold Painter, as Palmer paid bis res|tects on the loth green at Augusta, Cm. Palmer's Winnings For 1964 $33,488 DUNEDIN (U PI) — Arnold his victory in the Masters, Palmer vaulted Into first Palmer's first triumph of place in pro golfs money-win­ the year was worth $20,000, ning derby on lb* strength of raising his 1964 earnings to 833,488.73, a according to fig­ ure* released Monday by the Profession*! Golfers' Associa­ tion. Jack Nicklaus was second with earnings of $30,150 and Dave Marr moved Into third The Navy nine sank the place with a bankroll of $19,S a n f o r d Atlantic National 369.49. Nicklaus and Marr Bankers by a score of 13 to earned $10,000 each in the 3 Monday afternoon In a Little Masters when they tied for Amerlran league affair as second place. Mason Rudolph held fourth Andy Itufus continued to last out all opposing hurlers wilh place with $16,817.92 nnd Bill Casper-Jr. followed with $15,hi* atickwork. Rufus clouted a triple and 475. three doubles to run his total of extra base blowg to seven in the three games he has In South Seminole little played thus far this season. league play the Bear Lake Gary Turman, Ray Mliwood Pirate* pounded out a 9 to 4 and I-otiis Doughty participat­ decision over the Altamonte ed in the Navy attack when Springs Senators. each slammed out doubles to hack up the six-hit hurling of Walter Jordan who picked up his second win of tha year. The victory gave the Navy ita second victory against a sin­ gle loss and placed them a half game behind league lead­ ers George's and Perfection Dairy. The lint score: Sanf. AU. 002 100- 3 6 2 Navy 433 23X-13 9 1 WP—Jordon (2-0), LP — Hickson (0-2) Navy 9 Sinks Atlantic Bank Bear Lake Wins Full Bill For Fans Today Ry Milton RJchman l PI Sports Writer By nightfall, the elated Los Angeles Angels and Houston Colts are going to be mighty glad they didn’t rush right out and spend their World Series checks. Tlie impulse certainly was there because these two club* don't find themselves in first place every day. Today they did, though, and what an unusual inflated feeling it gave them. The high-flying Angels and Colts both know the hard, cold facts o( life, however. They're painfully aware that all the other major league clubs swing Into action today, mak ing it a cinch that Uiey'U have to share first place by tonight and making it debat­ able whether they'll even be In the first division by die weekend. Still, it's strictly cloud nine while it lasts. Bill nigney'a Angels went one up on the rest of the American I/caguc by blanking the Senators, 4 0 Monday, on a nifty piece of pitching by Ken McBride in the annual Washington inaugural attend­ ed by 40.145, including Presi­ dent Lyndon Johnson ami Stan (The Man) Musial who filled in the President on the finer point* of the game. Another Johnson knurklcballor Ken Johnson, was the key man In the National liCague opener at Cincinnati where he shut out the Beds for eight innings In leading Houston to a 6-3 victory before a crowd of 28,110. Those two game* Monday were the appetiser*. The main course will be serves! today when the 16 other major lea­ gue clubs officially get off the mark and take out after those league-loading Angels a n d Colts. Yogi Berra makes what he calls his managerial "debate" at Yankee .Stadium by sending southpaw Wliitey Font against right-hander B i l l Monlmuquotte of the Boston Red Sox. Ford, appearing in hia 10th opener, had a 24-7 recsml for the Yankees last season. Mon­ There should be another ton. pKchlng duel in Chicago where the White Sdx play host to the Baltimore Orioles. Gary Peters, who had a 19 8 record last season and waa named At. rookie o{ the year, will go ★ ★ ★ tor the White Sox. Baltimore’s W L F c t GB now manager, Hank Bauer, has nominated Milt Pappas Txie Ang. 1 0 1.000 0 0 .000 Ik (16-9) to atari for the Or­ Baltimore Boston 0 0 .000 4k ioles. Camilo Pascual (21-9) drew Chicago 0 0 .000 4k 0 0 .000 4s the opening game assignment Cleveland 0 0 .000 4k for the Minnesota Twins In Detroit .ooo 4k their game with the Indians 0 0 Kan. City 0 0 .000 4k at Cleveland. Jim (Mudcat) Minnesota 0 0 .000 4k Grant (13-14) wilt atari for New York Washington 0 1 .000 1 the Tribe, which is being led American League by George Strickland, filling Monday's Results in for Birdie Tebbetts, who is recovering from a heart at­ I jos Angeles 4 Washington 9 tack. Only game scheduled Today's Probable Pitchers Kansas City is at Detroit in 1963 won-lost records in par- the fourth Al. encounter with knuckloballer Orlando Pena rnthese Baltimore at Chicago—Pappas (12-20) named by the Athletics and Phil Began (15-9) by the (16-9) vs. Peters (19-6). Kansas City at Detroit— Tigers. Pena (12-30) vs. Regan (15-9). In the National League, two Minnesota at Cleveland—Pa* games will be played by day rual (21-8) vs. Grant (13-14). ami the other two at night. Boston at New York—Mon Milwaukee la at San Fran­ banquette (20-10) vs. Ford cisco and Chicago at Pittsbu'g in the two daytime con­ (24-7). tests. Warren Spahn (25-7) Only games scheduled will go for the Braves and National League W L Pet. GR Juan Marichal (25-8) tor tha t 0 1.000 Giants while Larry Jackson Houston 0 0 .000 4k (14-18) will do the honors for Chicago 0 0 .000 4k the Cubs and Bob Vcale (3-2) Milwaukee 0 0 .000 4k for the Pirates. I/os Ang. 6 0 .000 4k The world champion Dod­ New York 0 0 .000 4k gers open at home at night Philadelphia 0 0 .ooo 4k against the St. Louis Cardinals Pittsburgh 0 0 .000 4k and Manager Walt Alston's St. l>outs 0 • .000 4k pitching choice was obvious— Sau Fran. 0 1 .000 1 southpaw Sandy Koufax, who Cincinatti not only had a 25-5 record laat Monday's Results year but also a 24) mark in Houston 6 Cincinnati 8 the World Series that bad a Only game scheduled Today's Probable Pitcher* lot to do with the Yankees' 1963 won-lost records In par­ long, long winter. Koufax will be opposed by Ernie Broglio entheses Chicago at Plttaburgh—Jack- (18 8). Casey Stengel will be !■ son (14-18) vs. Vealc (5-2). Milwaukee at San Francisco Philadelphia for e night game —Spahn (23-7) va. Marichal and he hopes his amaxlnf Meta will be there, too. OP (25-8). New York at Philadelphia Case has tabbed Al Jackson (n ig h t)- Jackson (18-17) va. (18-17) a* hia etarter in the hope he'll bring the Meta their Bennett (9-3). St. Louis at Loa Angeles first opening game victory in (night) — Rroglio (18-8) va. history while Gene Mauch has named Dennis Bennett (8-3) Koufax (23-3). to pitch for the rhillies. Only games scheduled ★ ★ ★ Standings CHEVROLET makes all types of quality trucks Little League (American) Team H' I. 0 George's 2 0 Perfection 2 1 Navy 2 2 Fla. St. Bank 0 > Sanf. At. Bank 0 Resells Monday Navy IS, Sanford Atlantic I Garnet Tuday Perfection -va- Fla. St. Bank (Ft. Mellon Park, 4:30 p.m.) (Natisaal) L Teem W 8 1 1 1 • Hunt Lto-Mer 0 1 1 1 First Federal Loe. F.ngrv • Standard Oil Results Monday Hunt's 19, Standard Oil Gamea Today Fir at Federal -va- Chase (Bay Ave. Park, 4:30 p. 2 2 8 Chase L • 1 1 1 8 m .) Lions To Play In Leesburg The Lyman High Grey­ hounds and the I>eeaburg Yel­ low Jackets will open the Or­ ange BeK Conference base­ ball tournament in Leesburg tonight. Donnie Smith la slated to go to the hill for the 'Hounds, in a second tourney tiM slat­ ed for this evening the DeLand High Bulldogs will tan­ gle with the Wildwood Wild­ cats. Opening round victors will play semi-final rotmda Thursday night, also in Lees­ burg. The Lyman-Leeaburg tilt is slated for 7:30 p.m. By Doris Dean The North Orlando Mttl* League Cardinals were down­ ed by the Longwood nine due to a fourth inning error by the North Orlando nine. The final score waa 4 to 1. Rex Bishop and Keven Stephenson demonstrated tre­ mendous hurling ability. North Orlando's only run waa scor­ ed when Billy Elder was toss­ ed out at second base, en­ abling Mike Frecek to cross the plate. Meanwhile, the North Or­ Form New League BOSTON (UPI) — A new lando farm team tangled with the Altamonte Springs Twins tri-state basketball league I* in a eootest that wound up being formed by eix small New England college*. 22- 22. Two Protests Ruled On City Recreation Department official* ruled on two protest­ ed games played in last week’s Junior Boys league games. CPU defeated Kiwtnis 4-3 last Thursday with Danny Lee pitching a two hlttrr and striking out 10 in picking up the win. Larry Rowland waa credited with the lost. The protest by the Elks was upheld and they were award­ ed a 7-0 forfeit win over Ro­ tary. Rotary, outscorlng Elks 7-6, wt* denied a victory due to the ineligibility of one of the players used in last Thurs­ day's game. Oviedo Ploys At Titusville The Oviedo Lions return to baseball action this afternoon when they travel to Tltueville for a contest with the Ter­ riers. Jim Courier la Slated to go to the hill for Oviedo which will be seeking Ms eighth consecutive victory of the season. So far this spring the Lion* have tost only one con­ test, their opener with the Lyman High Greyhounds. Tel ephoneyour Cho rrolot doaloraboutanytypo oftrack .......................................................................................................................................................... HOLLER MOTOR SALES COMPANY SEC O N D A N D PALM ETTO SAN FO RD �vl, Legal Notice IX TMB CIRCUIT COURT OR T in : XIXTH JUDICIAL CIR­ CUIT* IX AXD r o n SEMI. XOLE COUXTT, FLORIDA. LAW XO. 3*1* x o t i c e o r r u i .r i i m BTATE HOAD DEPARTMENT OP FLORIDA. an Agency of the Slat* o f Florida, and SEMINOLE COL'NTT, a Politi­ cal Subdlvlalon o f tha Slat* of Florida. Petitioner^ v. vera con n at ai.. Defendant*. NOTICE o r EMINENT DO­ MAIN PROCEEDINIIt IN TIIK NAME * Ml RV THE AIlTIIOHiri OF THE STATE o r f l o r i d *. TO ALL WHOM IT MAT CONCERN, and to all parsons and parilaa claiming or har­ ing any right, title. IntaretL aatata. mortgage or other Hag to or on thoaa certain per­ cale of land hereinafter des­ cribed. and the following per•one, together with all un­ known peraona claiming by, through or under known per­ aona who ar* dead, or who ara not known to ha dead or allrat s e c t io n Tiaso-isaa — s t a t e R O A D S-4.1# — SEMINOLE m l NTT — NAMES AXD AD- on e s s e s Rolirrt L Dike Aild r. i I’ nknows BRD No. !»«.l Mary K. Hit. .ird Rout* 4 llugha* Land Futurity Farm Lexington. Kentucky 8HD No. 11S.1 William R Hilliard Indlrldually and aa Tr no­ te* Rout* 4 Hugh** I-and Futurity Farm Lexington. Kentucky BRD No. 113.1 SECTION 7TOSS-3SOS — IT IT H R O A D S-43S — SEMINOI.E COtrXTV — DESCRIPTIONS BHD No. 144.1 That part of: Th* NEH « f 8 W ** of 8E«4, Section II. Townehlp 11 South. Range Id Eaat. lying within 100 feet each aid* of th* aurrey line of Htat* Road 414, Section 7*010, aald aurrey lln* being described as follow*: Regln oa tha South llna o f Section 11. Townahlp 11 South, Rang# 10 Eaat at A point 1114.71 feet Weat of the Southeaat corner of aald Section II. thenc* North 11* 1411" W ait 4110.01 feet t* th* beginning of a curra concave Northeaaterly h ar. Ing a radlua of Itto.ol feet, thenc# Northweeterly 411.11 feet along aald curva through a centra! angle of W i t 'l l " to th# North lln# of aald Section II at a point 704.10 feat W ait o f th* Northaaat corner of th* N1VI4 o f aald Section II. Containing 111 acre*, mor* oa •a*. OWNED DT: Maudo Dike. tin. married and Robert I- Dike, If alive, or If deceased, any unknown heirs. devleeaa and/ or other claimant# unde* aald Robert L. Dike. SRI) No. 111.1 RIGHT OF WAT That pert of: The 8 1/4 of the NEH « f N W 'i, lying East of Hlate Road 414. formerly Lake Howell Road. !.#»* tha North 100 feet therruf. Section II. Township 11 South. Range 10 East, lying within 100 feet each side of the survey line o f State Road 414, Section 77040, said survey line being describ­ ed as follow*: Regln on tho South lino of Boctloa II, Townahlp 11 South, Rang* 10 East at a point 1114.71 flat Weat o f th* Southeast corner of said Section It thenc* North 11* I t ’ l l " West 1110.01 feet t* th* beginning of a curva eoncav* Northeaaterly hav­ ing a radlua of 1*1001 feet, thenre Northwesterly 41111 feet along aald rurva through a central angl* of W i l l i ’* to th* North lln* of aald Sactlon It at a point 704.9# feet West of Iho Northern corner of tho NWI4 of aald Section II. Containing 1.14 acra* mor# or leea. OWNED BT: WILLIAM R. HILLIARD. Individually and aa Truaiao, jolnad by hlg wife. MART E. HILLIARD TAKE NOTICE that a Do. elaratton of Taking ha* beea filed la th* ahovt.atylad caue# by th* Petlttonera, tha acquir­ ing authority of thtso pro. ceedlnga, o f tha taking of th# abova-daacrlbed land*, for th# purpoe* eat forth In th* Peti­ tion la this causa, alt.: A* right o f way for a portion Stats Road No. 8-414, la Semlnol* County, Florida, and that th* llonorabla Voile A. Williams, on* o f th# Judgta f th* Circuit Court o f th* Ninth Judicial Circuit of Flor­ ida. will, on tho 14th day of April, A. D. 1144, at 1 o’clock P. M.. In tho Homlnolo County Courthouao at Sanford, Florida, consider said Declaration of Taking, appoint appralatra, and mak* auch Order aa th* Court deems proper. All par­ ties to tho suit and all per­ il** Interested may appear and be heard at th* tltn* and plac* '(-signaled. Tou, and aacb of you, aro hereby commanded to appear by filing an Answtr to th* Petition heretofore filed In thto cause In th* antltltd Court oa or bafor* th* ftb day of Mary, A. D. 1144, lo ahow what right, title. Interest or lien you. or any o f you, hav# In and to tbo abovs-described land* and ahow causa why th* aam# akoald act b* taken for tho uses and purport* set forth la th* Petition filed herein. WITNESS my Hand and Ih# Seal of aald Court on thl* ltlk day of March. A. D. 1144. (8EALI Arthur If. Backwltk, J rClerk o f th* Circuit Court, In and for Semlnol# Coun­ ty. Florida. Ry Sandra 8. Johnson Deputy Clerk HAROLD F. JOHNSON County Attorney Drawer Z Sanford. Florida, and JACK W. PIF.RCB Holland Building Tallahassee, Florida Of Csunatl for Ih* Petitioners, Publish March H, II A April ' 14, 1114. CDS-41 Suspect Held Sanford polled have M int­ ed Patrick J. Stewart and are boldine blm in city jail for Hilldboro (Ore.) autboritlea to answer to chargee of ob­ taining money under false pra- �Now Is The Time To Plant Yourself In Your Own H om e... Look To W a n t - A d s Phone Classified From Sanford Exchange 322-5612 From Seminole County 425-5938 NOT LONG DISTANCE Office 204 W. First RESPONSIBILITY: The Herlld win not be reeponilble for mere then one Incorrect insertion of your ad and reserves the right to revise or reject any advertise, mrnt from what ordered te conform to the policies of this psper. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tues., thru Fn. • 2 P. M. dey before InserUon. Mon. • Sat DIADLOT** STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tues., thru FrL • 2 P. U. day before insertion. Mon. • Sat noon. Local automobile dealeri o f fer their best buys in Herald classified display ads. Legal Notice NOTIC-H OF F o n r c ttH M i u : est.R NOTIOK l» hereby given that til* uniltnlinrd A llT lirit It IIECKWtTII. JU-. Clerk <>f Clrcult Court of Seminole County, Florida, will, on the ]7th day of April, 1SI«. at 11:00 o'clock A.M. at tha Front Door of tha Hemlnnle County Court llouta, Pemlnot* County, In tha city of Hanford, Florida, offar for •ala and aall at publlo outery to tha hlahait and baat blddar for caah, tha lollowlna dtaerlb ad pmparty altuatnt In Bam tnole County. Florida, to-wlt: Lot 1. Illock 1«. TOWN BITE OF NOIITH CltU* Ll/'OTA, a subdlvlilon, so• cording to tha plat thara. of racordad tn Plat Dook S, paeaa St to SI. Inclualva. of tha Public llaoorda of Hamlnola County, Florida, pursuant to tha Final Dacraa o f roracloaura antarad In • caaa pending In aald Court, tha atyla of which Is EAST BROOKLYN BAVlNOi 1IANK, * Nsw York Corpare“ 0n* Plaintiff, c'lAnLEB I» OUENTHEn end JEAN P, aUENTlIEll, hi* wits. *l Dafandsnta. and tha ehaneary numbar of which la lists. WITNKHM my hand and tha official »e»l of »»ld Court, thla 10th day of April, lilt . (MEAL) Arthur H. Backwlth, Jr. Clark of tha Circuit Court ef samlnala cauaty. FlaM e Byi Martha T. VihUs Deputy Clark Joseph M. FlUsarald Attornay for Plaintiff t i l Bacurlly Truat Uulldln* Miami SI. Florida Fltanklln 1-1*7* PublUhi April it, t i ll CUT-II t iih c in c t it riii s t n r n n ir r i l J fiiH 'U l. c il iT, IN AND FOB «KMIN* t COUNTY, ri.OHIIIA CHANCKHY NO. !*•** jANDO FEDERAL *AVIB AND LOAN ABIOCUK* Plaintiff, fEB A. YOtTNO and ANNA !, £ c C u .,* . s r s c it JAMRB A. YOUNO end a n n a * u t i « It. touno . hla wlfa end WII«X.tJOB *• CULLRtl and RUBY RCULLER, hla wlfa OU ARE 1IKRICBV »O Tf. D thet e suit has haan j*ht aaslnst you. ««d •••* rou. tha natura of which la oraclosa a mortgaea on tha iinattar described raai pra* h o t ic b his nama ef tha Court Ik ah the suit has bean Inetlid li tha Circuit Court th Judicial Clreult. in end Bemlaole County, visrlil*. title of tha caaa la ORIDO FEDERAL BAVINOB I) LOAN A8HOCIATION, ntlff reraui JAMKB A. ; no end ANNA RUTH : no . his wife sue j r i L M E. CULLER snd RUBT ;U lT r R. his wlfa. £•!•"«i. being Chancery Numbar l*a daacrlptlnn of the real >#rty Involvid. locattd in Inola County, Florida la ga I Wl; LONOWOOD. FLORIDA. Hrmlnnie County, Florlds, according t-» the plat lh«rrof recorded In I'lnl Rook IS, pak" 71. of the Public Iterurda of Hemlnola County, Florida. DU art hereby notified fur• that you are required to your anewer to the Comnt heretofore filed In aald tuaaa forecloeure proceedi with the Clerk of the ult Court of Hemlnola nty. Florid*. *"d *o serve ipy thereof upon th* Plaina attorney*. A. Duan* ritrom, ot Itueh. Iteed and thall, l i East Livingston nur, Orlando, Florida, not r than th* llth day of Slay, >.. n il . ALI _ . . . Arthur M. BSckwIth, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Hrmlnol* County. Florida l l » Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk tuan* Hergstrom. of III, REED And MARSHALL ■:aet LMnaston Avenue ndo, Florida -rneys for Plaintiff lleh: April It. SI. SI. S. li f t CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost A Pound 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Eatate 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 - Paint • Repair 28. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 26. Plumbing Services 26. Radio A Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Acceesorlea 80. Machinery • Tools 31. Poultry - Lire stock 31A. Pets 82. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles Tor Sale 34-A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles Wanted 86. Automobiles - Trucks 36-A Autos Wanted 87. Boats - Motors 88. Motorcycles - Scooters 89. Trailers • Cabana* W jFm -m E qulpm ent 2. Notices • Personals Income Tax Returns. Lamar Williams, Five Points. Fh. 322-7843. ffijf •sttforh ftr ilh SWEETIE PIE April 14, 1964 — Page 11 12. Real Eatata For Salat 27. Special Strrleaa By Nadine Seltzer 8. Education • Instruction CERAMIC LESSONS. Tues­ day 7 p. m. 1913 French Avt. 6. For Rent SALE OR TRADE PAINTING, Interior-Exterior, READY MIX CONCRETE and all types Home Repair*. Patios, Floor, Free Estimates All Work $100 to $3,300 May Slllt, lintels, atepi, blocks, be Financed. 1 to I yrs. to sand, cement, rock, pipe, steel, grease traps, dry Pay. A. J. ADCOCK, Geo. Contr. well*. Stepping stones. 3 BR, Fla. rm., lit batha, cent 322-9538 MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. heat, alr-cond. $84 mo. lnd. 309 Elm Ave. 322-3731 Need a Painter? 323-3090. taxes. 322-2261. 2 RR, Furn. house and 2 Room Cottage. Established egg rout*. 97,500. Writs Sanford Herald, Box 74. FHA - VA HOMES 2, 3, A 4 BEDROOMS 1, lit , k 2 BATHS DOWN PAYMENTS FROM 1 HR., Furn. Apt. with Pvt. bath, 317 S Park Ave. $100 Clean rooms (or men. 401 Magnolia Ave. 122-0720. Low Monthly Payments For Complete Information See Or Call Your Unfurnished 2 BR, house, kit­ chen equipped. 322-3651. FHA - VA LAKEFRONT - 2 Bedroom House Furnished. Casselberry, 9100 per monlh. LAKEFRONT 3 Bedroom lloute Furnished, Longwood, 9160 par month. LORMANN REALTY REALTORS 300 U, S. 17-92, Casselberry Phone MI-1707 84. Article* For Holt P A I N T I N G , inside, Out, Large, Small. Cell Bob 323 0742. SINGER Birthday Sale! USE-FULL U SED BIG $ 5 SAVINGS On Floor Models A WELl4 DRILLED, PUMPS, Demonstrator* SPRINKLER SYSTEMS (FREE Repair ESTIMATES) All Types and Else* In Your Home We Repair and Service In S A n ford Call b T I N I Machinery and Supply Co 207 W. 2nd St. TA >4492 SALES BROKER SINGER Representative at Alan'* Fabrics A Rug* 322-3713 Berryhlll Painting Contractor. Commercial • Industrial • SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC Residential. Free estimate. Rcpoiiesed. Would like reWe Appreciate Your Bus! 322-2420 2365 Park Dr. apotulble party to take up neaa. 322-22$?. payment! of $9 per month 16. B u sln toa O p p ortu n ity on Slant-O-Mattc Automatic 29. Automobna Barrie* COIN OPERATED Zlg Zeg Sewing Machine Guaranteed, Like New sew­ ing condition. Call Collect AUTOMOTIVE 241-9507 evening* or 422 AIR-CONDITIONING 0032, Service Discount. INSTALLATION • SERVICING Good Used Cert Sold Couch, 2 chairs, 2 twin beds. Thla totally now RAM JET Do223-7768 $30 caah. 322-1287. it-yourself 14-hour Coln-ope IIS French Avt. •atod Auto Laundry la Abio SEWING MACHINE COHEN RADIATOR SHOP lutitly Unbelievable! I IThe REPOSSESSED SINGER Free inspection, estimate!, customer can get a car pickup, delivery. Recoring Fully automatic. Sews on clean Inside and out for buttons. Makes huttonholei, k repairs discounted. less than 60c. Operators re embroiders, m o n o g r sms, 2111k E. 3rd. 122-3443 port earnings of 1800.00 to blind hems, etc. All with $1,500.00 per month. No em out attachments. Guaran ptoyes required. $1,300.00 teed. Like new. Sold new minimum cash required— over $300. Balance due only Balance can be financed. Senkarik Glees and Paint $79 86 or $8.06 month. Call Act today, and own the Company Collect for Free Home Trial RAM-JET Auto Wadi Fran 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 241-9388 Service Discount chlfe In your area. Only Auto Gleea, Tap* Rent Blue Lustre Electric responsible investors will be k Sea* Covert Carpet Bhampooer. Only $1 considered. Call or write: per day. Carroll's Furniture. MI 7-8383 Stenstrom Realty 25c Apt. for rant, *03 Myrtle Ave., Available April 13th. Phone 322-3S02. a m n ew o* ta k a ttw ^ “ I th o u g h t y o u m igh t like som e folk a o n g t w ith STOREROOM, or office, on y o u r c o ff B t l '1 1st. St., near 2 free park ing lots. Inquire, Manuel 9. For Sale or Rent 12. Real Estate For Sale Jaeohfon’a Dept. Store. CAR WASH CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON LAKE. Call e v e n i n g s THE TIME TESTED FIRM 322-1597. Casselberry, 2 BR, Duplex, 118 N. Park Ave. FA 24123 sll til* bath, terrauo, elec, range, 970, range & refri 12. Rent Estate For Sale Owner b e i n g transfem d. s e n io r, 973, water included Must sell 3 BR, 2 bath 3 BEDROOM, air-conditinnrd, Fh. TE S-1S73. home in Ravenna Park, lit baths, Fla. room, fenced 2. N o tice s • P e rso n a ls Sanford. Ph. 323-0046. yard, with patio. Ravenna FURNISHED 2 BR House. Park. Low down payment, Fla. Rm. Inquire Dean's VACUUM CLEANER-LOCAL assume monthly payment Barber Shop, Hiway 17-92 REPAIRS — SALES — Phone 322-8337. Longwood Plata. nEDROOM HOMES ALL MAKES IMMEDIATE Phone 322-2212 New Custom Built Home on 2 UR House, Study, Kitchen, OCCUPANCY Crystal Lake. For inform* INCOME TAX SERVICE Living A Dining Rm. 2128 W illia m A . MaBitey Air-Conditioning Optional tion call 322-3378. Myrtle Ave. South. Sanford. O. M. Harrisons and Associates As Low a* $330 Down 1311 Palmetto 191 West Fairbanks Ave. CRYSTAL LAKE PARK 322-1127 321-7948 Apts: 801 Magnolia, and 119 Winter Park, Florida LAKE MARY Elm. Clean, nicely furnish REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE West on 25th St. and New people In torn look at 16. Female Help Wanted ed. 668-3267. 3rd & Park Ave. Left on Lake Mary Blvd. Herald Ada. Be sure your Phono 322-5641 Middle aged white lady want 322 2744 bualaasa ia represented with NICE New 2 BR Home, 4 blks. ed to keep house for elderly LAKE WYMAN attraetlvs advertisements. fm. school A Shopping Cen EVERETT A. HARPER couple. Ph. 322 3980. HEIGHTS ter. Lake Mary. $65 month AGENCY • REALTOR LONGWOOD ly. Monna Jarvis, 322-1110. 17. Male Help Wanted 3403 8. Park Ave. (South on 17-92—0 ml. PhoM i FA 3-2364 or FA 2-22S3 Apt. Downstairs. Also one up. 2 Blks. Northwest of Will Babysit my home for IN THIS COt'HT OP THE COUNTY Jl'DQIC. SEMINOLE 943. 611 Park. Longwood Plasa) working Mother. 322-8191. 3 BR., l i t bath home. As­ COUNTY, FLOMIUA. IN PBOTRAILER it.ADES BATE. 3 BR. Turn. Duplex. Available sume payment*. 312-8438. SALESMAN for Insurance Ik r*i Batata of CONSIDERED April 11. 1-BR. Unfurn. Du JORDAN THOMAS POPE. work In Sanford. Age 28-40. It Acre lota. Terms. Just out­ Daeaaatd. plex. Available May t. 14th Wonderful opportunity. Con­ side West city limits, 31,230, Ta All Creditors aag P»r*»a« Ave. Longwood, 8 ml. from tact R. H. Taylor, Supt. 216 llavlaa Claim* ar Daaiaada 322-1936, Agataat Bale Eatatai N.A.S. Ph. 131-3291. Melach Bldg., Ph. 322-7032 Ph. $31-3911 You and aach of you art or 322 6461. hartby netifltd and required to 2 BR, fully furnished. Avail praaant any clalma and d*. able May 1. Prefer adults, manda which you, or althar of MAN WANTED tn manage you, may hav* again*! th* #•1503 Sanford Ave. and operate a retail Wat1901 8. Park 322 8212 tat* of JORDAN THOMAS Property Mnnnffement I'tJl’ R. d*r*«»nl, lata of *ald W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Nltes: 322 8971-3031 or 2248 kina Route In this area. County, In th* County Judg* & Sales Ilroker (Would consider lady 40 to Rooms prlvalB batha, 114 of flamlnol* County, Florida, gt NEW CB 2 BR, plastered, tile 60 years old.) Earnings of hit tffiea in th* *»urt hogi* *( W. First |t. •aid Caunly at Btnfard, ritr* bath k sills, util, rm., b|g $128 per week from the Ida, wlthla ala eatandar mssths carport, plenty rltrus k very beginning. For person­ Offers for yeur selection from th* tlm* of tha tin t pub- UNFURN. 1 L|. BR Apt. Kit. llrailon of thla notlca. Two ehade. Call O w n e r at cqulpt. 10114 W. llth 81. Ph. al interview in your home, these Beautiful I, 3, A 4 rnpiee of aach claim or damand 349-3931. 812 0839, write Mr. MrOarlly, I>. (). Bedroom ahall b* In writing, and ahajl •lata th* plar* of raaldanc* Dox 627, Wllllston, Florida, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS and patt afflc* eddrtss at th* 1 BR. Furn. Apt. Ground 32696. alaimanL end •halt b* awarn floor. Contact 3313 Palmetto Asbestos shingled 3 RR., cor­ la hy Ih* claimant hla agant, ner lot, 103 x 200, trees, Retired or seml-rellred man nr attornay and areompanlad Modern, clean, 2 RR apt. 601 hy a filing f*a nf on* dollar with knowledge of fractional kit. equipped, spotless, carPalmetto. 322 3493 or 1374. and aurli claim or demand not portc. $200 down, $05 mo. house power engines for part •u filed (hall ha Void. time employment. Apply Owner will hold mortgage. William K. Pop* Oar. apt 1201 Magnolia Avt. Aa aiaculor of Ih* I-«at Lewis SalesA Service, 2317 G. Baumbarh. TE S-314S. Apply 94:30. Will and Tenement ef Country Club Rd. Jordan Theme* P*p*. daGREENBRIAR FURN. Apt. Cloie In. Jtmmls eaaatd Bhlnhnliar S Lagan Choice lota available la 19. Situatloim Wanted Cowan. 329-4013. Flrat Fadaral Ilulldlng Greenbrier o f Loch Arbor Hanford, Florida Middle aged lady desires l-ROOM efficlsncy apt. with Attorney* far Eaacutar overlooking golf eouree. work,clerk, package store, Publliht A pril 1«, II, II, pvt. bath aqd thowag, aultTo tnaka tha beat horns Custom building to your May I. >114 bar. Experienced. Full or sbls (ar tousle or *1**1* buy, gas tha specifications. Oreeitbriar D T .li part time. Ph. 323-6293. person or retired. All utili­ devaloped by in t h e tt R c v r r cst'B T o r ties included la rent Ideal­ THE NINTH JUDICIAL CISSLIPCOVERS made to Order. XINGSWOOD Ct'IT IN AND F oil SERINly located on First St., with­ BUILDERS, INC. Reasonable. Ph. 329-3212. OI.E COUNTY, ri.OHIDA. in 2 block of I free parking CHANt'HBT NO. 1WM 202 Fairmont Dr. THE PENN MUTUAL L|FR 90. IUbynitteni lota and shopping center. In­ FA 8-8074 jn bu r an j: * c o m p a n y quire at Manuel Jatebson Idlstlff, BABYSITTING ia my home. Dept. Store, 111 E, First It. I BR., 1 BATH va. 312 2274. o r v in c. ORIFFIN, at us. at Screened porch, Including kit­ mL RENT A BED chen equip. Down payment 21. Usnuty Salon* Pefendsets. RoEawty, Hospital li Baby NOTICE o r SUIT IN $180. Monthly Payments MONTOAQH FORKcLOfVRB PERMANENT SPECIAL! i*4aggg.SO, Offle* PA 9-3119 TOl ORVIN e . ORIFFIN and Our Budget Wave Now 16.11 B r Day, Week, or Mentis XINGSWOOD BUILDERS, CLARA PAYS ORIFFIN. Night PA 94849 hla Wlfa: HORACE F. Pb. FA 3-9111 111 W. 1st St. A m Beauty Salon INC. S23 0700 HI'ARKMAN) and JACCARROL! 'S FURNITURE Mayfair Hotel Ph. 322-1523 328-1074 gl'ELINB SPARKMAN 2324 Park Dr Sanford. Pis RKSIfiKNCK: UNKNOWN Spring Permanent Special AND TOt All partial claiming u. For Bole or Rent I BR. Home, Study, lit SPRING SPECIALS I Intaratt* by. through, un­ 20 Percent off regular prlc** Baths, large Family Rm. ih der nr against the *f*re- 4 BR turn. 1117 Douglas Ave. Cut 'a Curl Beauty shop •tie ftrtanf good nalghborhood; Includ­ 8 RR, 2 Bath, Lovely I/>eh IBM Down, 941 per month. 311 Palmetto Avt. Fh. 322 0634 YOU ARE hereby notified ing ateva, refrlg., room airArbor $13,300 — $300 Dn.— that n 'Complaint te foracloa* conditioner, washing ma­ a certain mortgage encumber­ $93 Per Mo. HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK ing th* following datarlbad chine k ruga. Really ter­ Open 7 a.m. by appt. Alto real property, tn.wlti rific buy I Monthly pay­ 3 BR, 1 Bath, Charming loca­ evenings. 3 Senior atyllita. LOT tl. BLOCK I t HEFT- 1ST THE COUNTY JVDUE'f LER HOMES HOWELL COVET IN AND roH SEMI­ ments 3U.S0. tion $11,$80 - $100 DS. 101 S. Oak. 322-1749. FARR. SECTION ONE. Ac­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA XINGSWOOD BUILDERS, $78 Par Mo. cording t* plat thereof re- IN THH ESTATE OF Inc. rnrdad In Plat Book II, SAMUEL E. JOHNSON, 25. Plumbinp Service* Pag** tl. 41. 47 and 41. Decaaeeil FA 2-1074 3 Bn, 1 Bath 2 Sty, Country I’ uhllr Itrrorda of Hemlnula NOTICE OF FIN II. MF.PONT PLUMBING County, Florida ANI) AI'I'LICATIO.N Ftlll Ml*, with 2M acres. $7,900 — $800 Contracting Repair* haa b**n filed agalnit you In i'll AHOE Dn. — $01 Par Mo. tha above *l>l*d ault, and you FREE ESTIMATES ALL PKIIHONH ARK IIBRBar* required to a*rv* a ropy DY NOTIFIED that the uoiarR. L. HARVEY at yaur Anawar ar other Plead­ •lgn*4 ** A4mlnlatr*tar af Ih* ing to th* Complaint on Plain- Ketat* of Samuel R. Johnaon, rA 2-1301 17-12 St Hiawatha 2 BR. 1 Bath, Nswly painted 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2 3363 litre attorney*. ANDEHMON. dacaaaaU. haa complatad tha City - $*.000 — $300 D n RUSH. DEAN * LOWNDES. admlnlatrallon tharaof and haa $03 Per Mo. 27. Speclnl Harriet* 11! Kaal Central lloulevard. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS In aald Court hla Final url*nd». Florida, and file th* filed Itapor. and Application for Richard'* Tree Servlco Realtor original Anawar or ether Dlachargt. Obfactlana tharato, 3 BR, 1 Bath, Spanish Tradi­ Pleading In th* office ef th* If Raymond lundqulat, Asao. Trim — De-moss — Remove any. ahould b* duty fllad. tional $18,800 — 8300 Dn. Clerk of th* Circuit Court oa Aftar filing prbuf of publica­ f A 3-8911 Atlantic Bank Bldg 10 Yra. Exp. 323-0300 or before tha llth day of May. tion allowing tbla nolle* baa $107 Per Mo. S»Sd. If you fall to do ao. a bean published onra a week EXPANSIVE, Not Expensive! For Repairs and Painting, call drrrea pro ronfeaen will h* taken again*! you for th* re­ for four coneecutlv* week*. A place to Uva while build­ 2 UR. 1 Bath, Completely 322-3428 after 8 p. m. week­ Ih* raattar of approval of eald lief demanded In th* Com­ furnished $6,100 - 8300 Dn. ing a borne of your design report and Ih* ordering of days. plaint. —$62 Per Mo. Thla Notice ahall ha publish- dlatrlbutlon ef aald Eatat* will on your Country Estate I* com* before th* Court. IRONING: IN MY HOME ad enr* a week for four ranthis trailer located on 4ik /a / Clifford ghaaffar •ecutlva waeka la tha flanford 3224289. *• Administrator of tha acre*, with over 200 ft. 2 BR, 1-Bath, Excellent Neigh­ llerald. Fatal* of Hamuel It. John­ DATED THIS lath day of borhood $9,300 — $300 Dn — frontage on Hiway 413. 10 Plano Tuning and Repair aon, daeaaatd. Anrtl. 11(1. $75 Per Mo. minutes from Sanford k 20 Hunter and l-atllllo (BEAL) W. L. Harmon - FA I42S3 Attorney* and Counsellor* at Arthur If. Beckwith. Jr. minutes from the Atlantic Law Clerk of Circuit Court AIR-CONDITIONING Ocean Beach. Only $10,000, 141 W. Park Avenua By Martha T. Vlhlta Winter Park. Florida By FEDDERS Deputy Clark $1300 Down. Call Stemper Flrat publication on March SI Puhllah: Anrll It. SI. 21, Agency, 1919 So. French INVESTMENT k REALTY II. B. POPE CO., Inc. A April T, 14, SI, l»S4. 322-4234 110 N. PARK AVE. 323-9173 >200 So. Park Ave. Ave.. 322-4991 CDS-1* Furn. Apt. 2300 Mrtlonvllle. St. Johns Realty 3&4 Ball-Blair Agency Legal Notice LMN Enterprises, fnc. Seminole Realty V A - FHA Jim Hunt Realty Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Legal Notice Payton Realty SOUTH W ARD Wagner s Amoco AUTO GLASS INSTALLED AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 304 W. 2nd St. FA I40IS 4LL WORK GUARANTEED 31A. l*ela Cute Puppies. Mate or female. $5. Ph. 322-8024 evenings. 32. Flowers • Shrubs Dlnette-Daystrom, 6 chair* Singer tewing machine. Ph. 122-1861. DIAL-O-MATIC ZIG ZAG, Repossessed '63 model, makes hundreds o f decorative atltchea, makes automatic buttonholes, atws on but* tons, monograms, embroid­ ers, etc. Guaranteed. Take up pymti. of 97.90. Ph. Flnence Mgr. 322 B627. BLOOMING Rosea on Chore* ket stock. All othar kinds of Nursery shrubbery and tree*. Girl* ag" bicycle, 322-8309. Gray Shadows Nurasry B Ml. 8. on Sanford Ave. Z IO Z A G 8 I Trade-Ins A Repossession* Grow your own Hydroponlo Tom aloot, in bloom 9 small Singer Swing needle automa­ tic; Brother's Zlg Zag; Elna tomatoes, in growing con Open A r m , Supermatic. talner. Grosser’* Hydroponic Theae machines make but­ Farm, S. Sanford Ave. tonholes,, tew on buttona, 3.1. Furniture blind atltchea automatical­ ly. All like new. Fully guar­ U*ed furniture, eppHaneea, anteed. Some ere over 30% tools, etc. Bought • Sold. paid for. Just pay M N per Larry's Mart 211 Saolord mo. No cash needed. Buy Ave. Pb. FA 1*4191. locally A be Serviced. San­ Sell Ui Your Furniture. ford Sewing Center, 104 So. Quick Service With the Park, 322-0441. Caah. SUPER TRADINO Kenmore 4-burner, top grill, gaa range, large oven, FRKK ESTIMATE broiler, clock timer, $80. Upholstering k Mattress resAqua, Waltz length formal, ovating, New k Used Furni­ site 7, cost $30, worn once, ture. Call Nix Redding Mfg. 119. 322-0768. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. FA i-IU f, 85. A rticle * W o n te d POST. PA *4677. For the biggest selection of WANTED! Citrus fruit. Large nearly new and used furnl* or small amounts. Bonded ture, sco Noll's Furniture Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee MenaBrokerage In Casselberry field. FA 2-4244 on 17-92. Open I day* 9 to 9. 36. Automobna* • Truck! WANTED reliable couple M 332 cu. ft. '88 Ford engine. take up monthly payment* Beat offer. Call 322-9337. of 111.90 c « 9 complete roomi of furniture. Call BUYINO A NEW or TE 9-1811, Casselberry, eel* USED CAR? ieet. FINANCE IT WITH U9 ♦ Low lateroat Ratos F U R N IT U R E ♦ Low Monthly FsymoaU FLORIDA STATE BANE 1962 ? Buick Electro 225 4 dr. hardtop. Dutch'* (Intel equipped with all power feaa ture.. FACTORY AIR CON* DITIONED. *2695 1962 Oldsmobile Dynamic 88 4 dr. trdan. Rkr blue finish that's spntlras. power steer* inr, power brakes, AIR (.'ON* IHTIoNKII or course! On* owner. $2295 1961 Pontiac Starchief I dr. Vista Ensign blue and whits. We sold It new and ran xlve complete history. Power equipped with Factory A ir Conditioning. Thla ear te per* feet! *2195 S ROOM S FOR O N LY 61 Tord Wagon. RAH, Extra 112.01 A MONTH clean. Low mileage. $1093. Sofa Rod k Matchtng Chair Owner 322-1279. 2 End Tabic* Coffee Table 37. Boat* • Motor* I Lamps Rtdroom Suite Complete with Gateway To The Waterway Mittreta 4 Box Springs Hobson Sporting Goods 5 Pc. Dinatte Set Your EVINRUDE Dealer Thla Group Only 9249.99 904-64 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-3901 Other groups 9299.98 A up USED BOATS A motor*. Vista — llydrematlc, powet and brake*. Maroos GUNS. Ntw A Used. Large steering Longwood Flat* — P1).93I-4H3 end white. selection. Will trade, also 34. Articlee For S ob repair. Tackle sold A re­ paired. Osteen Bridge Fish TV* Used. All make* A mo­ Camp A Gun Shop.________ dels. 700 W. 9th. 323-9791. 1960 Pontiac Catalina Budget Fum. Co. APR. Shoei. 88. Motorcycles - Scooter* SPEC. Men's $1.99 pair. Surplus City, 201 W. 1st St., Sanford. 21" Consol* TV. Excellent condition. 222-0170. MOTORCYCLES 1901 Honda 9293 1939 Triumph T 110 $330 SANFORD MOTOR CO. 900 French Ave., Sanford 322-4363 Duncan Phyfe coffea table. Small electric organ. An­ 39. Tralltni • Cabanas tique China Cabinet. Win­ dows, Doori. Reasonable. Apache Camping Trailer* 1918 French Ave. Cecil Sellers - 66I-461B Clark St., Enterprise GE Dry Iron 9$; Crath hel­ met 47; Guitar HA0; also 11 1100 DOWN volumea of Children'* Uni­ 943 MONTH versity Book Shall Books 9 • Bedroom Home 120. Ph. S23-7134. CUSTOM REALTY You can find anything you need advertised In the Her­ ald Classified. WINTER PARK Corner Lee Rd. and 17*92 Phone 944-9011 *1295 m d fe m p h iU MOTORS tNC. • Pontiac • Buick • Rambler 301 W. FIRST ST. PH. 322*0231 �V$f Vntforl f m l l Sanford Moose To Install Officers P a w 12 — April 14, 1904 Church Approves Property Deed Transfer Now officers of Sanford Lodge 1851, Loyal Order of Moose, elected in regular ses­ sion April 1, will be install­ ed in ceremonies scheduled for April 29 with Leon Shcrrard, eighth district president, as presiding official. Installed will he Otis SJoblom, past governor; Ed I-acey. governor; Bob Willis, Junior governor; Larry Rey­ nolds, prelate; Andy Faughnan, treasurer; Howard Price, RICHARD Jansen, son secretary; Paul Carlsen, one o f Mrs. Anna Jansen, year trustee; Jim Parkinson, 412 O r a n g e Avenue, two year trustee and Bob Nor­ has been promoted to wood, three year trustee. machinist m a t e 3 cl Dignitaries attending the while serving aboard election meeting were Jim t h e submarine USS McKeone, state director from John Adams out of Clearwater and Clarke Getty, Portsmouth, N. H. A secretary of Orlando Lodge Kraduate of All Souls 766. School, here, and Bi­ Ushers for the installation shop M o o r e Jl i f f h meeting will be provided from School, Orlando, he en­ Sanford Chapter 1404, Women of the Moose. The Bower of listed in the Navy in Roses Ceremony will be used. July 1962. All Moose members and their wives and members ot Mount Vesuvius, in Italy, the Chapter are Invited to at­ tend this important meeting is the only active volcano on and to also attend ground­ the European mainland. breaking for the new Moose Lodge on S. Palmetto Avenue in Sanford which will be an­ nounced in the near future. By J i m Casselberry Action taken at a called Quarterly Conference o f the C a s s e l b e r r y Community Methodist Church directing the Board o f Trustees to exe­ cute the necessary papera to transfer • small section of cemetery property held by the church clnee Tebrusry, I960, to the town of Cassel­ berry, was affirmed by a un­ animous rota o f the congre­ gation during the Sunday morning worship service. The church haa held the family burial plot elnce recalving a deed from Mr. and M r a • Hibbard Caaselberry fou r yamra ago in what waa expected to be a temporary arrangement until Cassel. berry could meet the require­ ments o f the atate comptrol­ ler's office to operate a pri­ vate cemetery or to find an organisation which would as­ sume the responsibilities of the cemetery. Since the church waa satis­ fied that the town o f Casselberry would assume this re­ sponsibility and that the state has no jurisdiction over any cemetery owned by any city, U was decided to taka the necessary steps to transfer the deed. ORLANDO ACCORDION Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of William Spicer, will bo presented in concert by the Florida Nurses Asso­ ciation, District 37, at 8 p.m. Saturday at Seminole High School audi­ torium. The orchestra waa station chunipion in 19G0-61-G2 and national champion in 1061. Catholic Women To Install Officers B y D onna E «te« Mra. Chester Kasmlrreaak, deanery president of the Dio­ cesan Council o f C a t h o l i c Women, will be guest speaker and Installing officer at the Churrh o f the Nativity Cath­ olic Women’s Club Imnquet scheduled for Monday at 7:80 p. m. in the Blue Room o f the Trade Winds Cafeteria In Seminole Plata. Mia. Gene Shannon, presi­ dent elect, has Invited nil women o f the parish to attend the event and urgea them to make their reservations with Mrs. Donald Corkill of North Orlando by Saturday, Too Many Eye Jerks Writtea far NEA Tima your reading of this column and compare your speed with that Indi­ cated at tha end. Tho ex­ pected speed assume* a dal­ ly five per cent Improve­ ment. • Aa you read this paragraph, place your fingers on your throat. Outalde o f tha normal pulse, is there any other movement there ns you readT I f th en Is, you are a wordby-word reader, and your ■Kent reading Is no faster than reading aloud. The fel­ low who mouths his words reslly betrays himself. Now read this psrsgraph. While you srs reading It, count out loud till the end of tha paragraph. If you are able to get full meaning from what we're saying hare while you keep up the count, then you are on your way to phrase reading. Throughout this series of articles wo are going to keep that circle up there at the top. Through the hols you make in that circle, observe a friend’s eyes as ha reads, then have him count your eye fixations. If ha takes 41 fix­ ations for 41 words, he is reading word-by-word. To cut tha number of fixa­ tion* to a bare minimum, We'll atart by reading In phrases. In the following paragraph we'll use Isrger space* to separata the phras­ es. It will help If you focus on tha tiny dot above oarh phrase as you read. Ho far—wa have learned— the real need—o f pre-reading — and questioning— for com­ prehension—In our reading. Now we must—place the emphasis—on your eye*.— It is likely—that most o f us— are word-by-worders. This paragraph—la Just one way— to help become— phrase read­ ers Instead. Much practice— Is required here,—so don't bars—your reading friend—do all tha work. Have him ohnerve— your eyes move—from phrasa to phrase. Thera are 31 phrases. Thera should— JD have been—only 31—ey* fix­ ations. W# don't have to tell you that you must practice. Ho, go back with your friend over tha preceding paragraph and work for Improvement. In the following paragraph, make tha phrase* yourself. I‘ ut di­ agonal lines between phrases, then read that paragraph in phrases, making use of liiul peephole. Now try this. Focus on the third word o f the next line. You saw also the second and the fourth words, right T Ho your eye* naturally tnko in more than a word at a lime; so let them. Besides, pliruscreading is a more intelligent way to read slliee we don't think In partial Ideas. You marked o ff the preced­ ing paragraph for phrases. This time let your frienil ob­ serve your eye fixations. Count your phrnscs then your eye fixations. Keep an eyejerk record, Aa * final exercise, read tho following colums, down the first, then down the sec­ ond and third. One fixation to a phrase. If I read word by word, my eye* need help for speed. Ho we work to Improve visual spun. If I ran read this short line with one fixation, I'm uu my way t o . Increasing speed (comprehension, too) to quirk advantage and self-enrichment The Very precise aim of this exercise is to eliminate as many rye fixations aa I possibly ran. This requires practice so that I may combine speed ami comprehension. You should have complet­ ed this reading in 73 sec­ onds.) (NKXTt Slow Is Not Thor­ ough.) Almost Too Pooped To Pump? Doa't Take Chancre With YOlilt FAMILY'S Weter Supply or Your l.awn — Itrplan That Old I'urap With A D ependable PUMP Am plr stork of leading makrs in til moorla A sine By Evelyn Lundy Oviedo 4-H Girls Cathy Mc­ Call, Stephanie Ridenour and Mary Courier attended the re­ cent County Events Day held at the Seminole County Agri­ cultural Center. Cathy entered the public speaking contests, Stephanie demonstrated the correct way to set a table and Mary show­ ed how to clean an iron. CANCER CRUSADER Barbara Roller presents material on the Cancer Crusade to Mayor A. L. Wilson ns the drive K<>t under way in Sanford Monday. Monday was "C " Day for the Crusade. Volunteer "Crusaders” went from door-to-door with Rimilnr educational literature and received contributions to the American Cancer Society to further research projects. (Herald Photo) Great Savings On Easy Terms FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE M A T H E R of Sonford By Donna Estes Plans for the dedication of the newly enlarged church, scheduled for April 26, will be discussed by the Episcopal Churchwomen o f Lnngwood’s Christ Church at their regular monthly meeting to be held at 8 p. m. today at the Parish House on Churrh Street. Other m a t t e r s on the agenda include planning a p a r-1 ish covered dish supper to take place Wednesday at 6:30 1 p. m. at the parish house. Fol­ lowing the supper Evening Prayer will be conducted at 7 p. m. The theme o f Mrs. Jean Pasternack's Christian Educa­ tion Series for this month's meeting will be "The Travels o f St. Paul." Mrs. .Marie Taylor, president, will conduct the meeting and refreshments will bo served. Distinguishing Mark* Two animals in the United States are distinguished by bushy tails with alternate black and white rings: the raccoon and the cacomistle. sorAS By Prestige, Wayneline and Stratford TRADITIONAL FRENCH PROVINCIAL ITALIAN PROVINCIAL and CONTEMPORARY from OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS MATHER- of Sanford Sanford's Only Air-Conditioned Furniture Store 203-09 K. First SL FA 2-0983 Standard brings you the first new antiknock compound since Ethyl Presbyterian Women Hold Election The executive board and clrties of the Prcsbylcrian Church of the Covenant Wo­ men of the Church met re­ cently for a covered dish sup­ per In conjunction with the general session. Following rc|M>rts of the treasurer and various com ­ mittees, an election of officers for the coining one snd two year terms was held. The re­ tiring president, Mrs. Paul Boggs, who Is moving from this area, was presented with a ropy of the New English Bible. Slio then presented the Ravel lo the new president, Mrs. Arthur DeYoung. A motion was made ami carried to hold t!ie morning ami evening circles as one group with a covered dish supper for the months of June, July ami August. Nineteen members enjoyed (he evening which also mark­ ed the first anniversary of (lie group. W ** [n Florida... at a picnic, beer is a natural .C g l Vjj m’rc relaxing at your favorite outdoor beauty spot with When ynu'i friendi or family, and your thirst's w hetted b y fresh air and cxcrrise—that's the ideal time for a cool, refreshing glass o f liccr. In fact, you can name your recreation—swimming, hiking, or just watching T V —and du nces ate nothing in the world fits it quite is well as liccr. Your familiar glass o f beer is also a pleasurable reminder that Itcglstcrrd voters in Di­ we live in a laud of personal freedom—and that our right to enjoy strict 6 nre invited to n meet­ liccr and ale, if we so desire, is just one, but an important one, ul ing o f the Voters League at those personal freedoms. 7:20 p.m. Saturday at Wilson In F!orida...beer ro cs with fun, with relaxation School, in I'uoln. Candidates I'NITKO STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC. ill the May 6 primary have r.USOllti WISIIS TASS. I l l MUDS horn invited. Voter Meeting AKW-FROM GENERAL ELECTRIC.. AN AIR CONDITIONER SPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR BEDROOMS! lil 201A latbst huUUtiM 11'htwrlrHi, » uli baill-ia stdetUmiie pen­ cil IhD Uidc out to bl kUniltnl double-Mth aindottt. You u b uikiill it yoantlf iiuUnity. Cm !. RifrvtMtf SIIff. Tmtfktl Coots rtlwUrrly and qutrdy, at gtw you undi\tuihrd m l aH myht long. S pcu lK aliydw f oed lot bedrooms! QUIET. .. LIGHTWEIGHT. . . EASY TO MMOLE i U>*.S, h it—Sn m S y • UehwsteM——nr *• k—ait. • AshMttt I Wrrp in ctWiVt thh wry nirhrl W «k i on any adcqotlc 11J-« oil derail; draw, only 71, amperes - l e u cottciU than a tostler! I'its as* So Wfc* w»K It’s an important gasoline discoveryI Methyl 1961 up octane performance bo effectively that it slops power-wasting IKwietle knock better than any other antiknock compound. Methyl spreads AIR CONDITIONER throughout all cylinders o f your engine, stands up under extreme temperatures. And it’s in Standard gasolines (Crown 11995 O ur n m ttO nm r at I'aarafoula. Bow producing the n n r KtaixUrd M rthyl (se>UnM, U Am erica's m ost modern nA ncry. Crown E xtra). . . at no increase in price! Another important way that ice take better care o f your car. STANDARD *Mt(M tndsmsik tarjatAnecl compoand W A LL SUPPLY 111 N. FRENCH AVB. laaferd, Florida Oviedo Girls Enter Event la Your Present Water System New, Modern DUKJl taui. A Louisiana mine contains enough salt to ripply the world’s needs for centuries. Stop Reading W ord By Word Churchwomen To Discuss Dedication >11-1411 "Headquarters Far Sprinkler Systems* SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. 118 Magnolia 322-1562 M e th yl nan aowlaStandardgasollnss-atnoincreaselapricel �f *» i T GOOD OL' JA8HIONKD CBSCKER SITS ( E lt r I Seminole High variety show will be staged at 8 p.m. Fri­ day in the school auditorium. • • • Sen. John McCarty will do the honors for Sen. John Ma­ thews at 7:30 this evening at First and Magnolia. The Fort Fierce solon will speak for the Jacksonville solon who wants to be governor. • • • The South Seminole woman who has been endeavoring to inject the county-wide tele­ phone question into the hos­ pital tax levy issue was cut short by Chairman Jim Avery at the County Commission meeting. Jim pointed out the telephone question is a mat­ ter o f private enterprise; the hospital is a public question. However, she did manage to get across her objections to having to pay telephone toll charges to call the school ad­ ministration offices . . . for which apologies were extend­ ed for the shortsightedness of Sanford 'phooe subscribers. • • • Another S o u t h Seminole woman asked: Why didn't the Southern Bell president do like the Winter Park Tele­ phone Company? Don't a s k just plop a $1.50 extra month­ ly charge on the 'phone bill and go ahead and expand. • • • Big explosion was expected at the City Commission meet­ ing Monday evening. Com­ mission members bad been apprised it was coming; May­ or was ready to take it on first and get it over with; chap on the receiving end was ready and waiting with his ammunition lined up to rebut. So, what happened? The one who said he was go­ ing to light the fuse failed to show up. His reason yester­ day: “ My people haven't fig­ ured out my strategy on how to proceed.” Ah, well—elec­ tion day will be a thing of history three weeks hence. • • • It. E. Porter continues to be Intrigued with these fig­ ures: Little Pasco County has a population of 36,700 and vot­ er registration of 22,032. Sem­ inole County has a population of 72,000 hut a voter registra­ tion of only 18,160. (That 72,000 figuit- is the. latest rstimatc by Jim Avery, County Com­ mission chairman.) • • • Morris Ruby, principal of English Estates Elementary; Frank Gore, principal of Alta­ monte Springs Elementary, and Mrs. J. C. Mitchell, prin­ cipal of South Side Element­ ary. attended the 15th annual S o u t h e a s t e r n Element­ ary Principals' Conference in Atlanta last weekend. Sirs. Mitchell reports that some #00 principals were registered and in her words, "It was the best I’ve ever attended." Mrs. Mit­ chell helped organise the con­ ference 15 years ago as Flor­ ida's representative. • • • jrackerdw sM f e n t lf t Zip Code 32771 > WEATHER: Pnrtly cloudy through Thursday with widely scattered showers; high today 85-90; low tonight In 60s. VOL. 56 United Press 1-eased W re Established 1908 WEI)., APRIL 15, 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 169 Angry Nikita Rips Chinese Reds County h a s commenced clearing the land from tiiq IlLli-donated strip for a new sidewalk along Onora Itoad between Sanford Avenue and Sanford Naval Air Station. « • I High sehool and junior high students interested in nursing careers arc especially invited to attend the monthly meeting of District 3, Florida Nurses Association, at 8 p.m. Monday at the Seminole County Health Center. Information will be available about F l o r i d a schools of nursing in the reg­ istered nurse and practical nurse program. A social hour will follow. • • • tT sjji GOOD OL’ FASHIONED Cracker Days Cornin' City Commissioner Jimmy Crapps illustrated his point with a poignant illustration: “ When we come to the green­ er pastures for which we were looking wo are too old to climb the fence.” • • • Pole Proposes Summit Session To Take Action ixslloa... TELEPHONE PIONEERS convened nt Mayfnir Inn Tuesday with 22(1 of the 300 members in the area organization attending. Shown arc, from left, Hubert Woodard, treasurer; George A. Rray of Illinois Hell Telephone Company, the guest speaker; Mrs. Jeanett Wilson, Pioneer president; Henry Peekhnm. vice president; Mrs. Mary Hay, secretary; and Ernest A. Fischer, past president. The Telephone Pioneers include employes in the telephone industry with 21 or more years of service. (Herald Photo) Four Polio Stations Doyle To Talk On Future 01 To Operate Sunday Seminole Four make-up station* in the Sanford-Seminole Jaycees* Sabin polio campaign will be in operation Sunday for those who could not or did Midnight Sharp Is Income Tax Deadline WASHINGTON (UP1) Midnight tonight is the witch­ ing hour for an estimated 9 million Americans filing last nunuto 1963 federal income tax returns. The Internal Revenue Ser­ vice (IKS) was braced for a flood of late returns today. It was ostimated that . nearly one-seventh of all the return* the IRS is expecting—9 mil­ lion— would pour into tax o f­ fices before the midnight deadline. Returns must be postmark­ ed by midnight tonight if the taxpayer is to avoid interest and penalty charges. Those prevented from filing on time for some reason may get an extension from their local tax office. Rep. John J. Rhodes, (RAriz.), believes that the least the government can do for the payers Is to allow him to mail in hi* return postagefree. He estimated it would cost the government between (3 million and (4 million. "Most private creditors show their customers the cour­ tesy of a self-return, pre-pa id envelope, and it occurs to me that such a concession might mitigate the agony of this annual experience," Rhodes said, adding that he planned to introduce legislation to that effect. Hoffa Charge Account Bared WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. John J. Williams charged today that James R. Hoffa’* Teamsters Union enjoyed a charge account at Dm- Senate restaurant that totalled more than $1,200 last year. In a speech prepared for Senate delivery. Williams al so asserted fhat the chef of the restaurant, loaded with food and equipment from the kitchen, presided at the open­ ing of an Ocean City, Md., motel owned by former Sen­ ate Democratic secretary Ro­ bert G. (Bobby) Baker in July 1962. Horne, Adams Speak Tonight Tom Adams, secretary of state, and Mallory Horne, speaker of the House of Re­ presentatives, will be the The Red Cross Drive in En­ principal speakers at the con­ terprise has been completed. cluding session o f Seminole Collected In a house-to-bouse Rep. Jan Fortune's citizens' canvass was (68.12 which does political school at 7:30 p.m. not include the contributions tonight at the First Federal of the Florida Power Corpor-1 caucua room, Orlando. ation, llie Ox Fibre Brush Topic of discussion will tie Company and the Florida |"The responsibilities of citi­ Power and Light Company. zens In politics and tbe rela­ The total now amounts to tion of news media." flU.12. The cancer society's Seminole Rep. S. J. Davis drive fur funds in the Enter­ Jr. and Orange Sen. Betti prise area starts shortly. Johnson alto will participle. not receive the vaccine last Sunday. Hours next Sunday will be from noon to 5 p.m. nt Flor­ ida State Bank; A & P Store, Pinccrest Shopping Center; Jai Alai Fronton, and Oviedo City Hall. A total o f 21.5 per cent o f Seinintle County residents received the vaccine lust Sun­ day. Area physician* express­ ed satisfaction with the great number that received the po­ lio immunity but said that those who have not received tlie Subin vaccine should do so this Sumlny as the area cannot be really free of the disease until a large percent­ age of the county is reached. This will he the Inst time the first dose of the Sabin vaccine will be offered in thi* county-wide urogram. The sec­ ond dose will be given June 7. North Orlando Plans Outlined By Doris Dean A general clean up and maintenance program was listed Tuesday as the first step In long range develop­ ment (or the Village of North Orlando by William L. Duetsch, associate of new owner Harold Okimoto of Honolulu ami New York, at a press conference held in North Or­ lando Company offices. Also present for the meet­ ing were Dr. Robert I. «arbacfier from Silver Creek Precision Corporation, former owners, and Raymond Mcnnsing, financial vice president for the new group. Duetseh advised that the new company wilt have a gen­ eral manager living in the area and that Frank Fasula, present manager of North Or­ lando Company, will he in charge of local and off-site land development and the utility eompany which is un­ der one y e ir purchase option to Okimoto. Two separate companies will participate in the develop­ ment program, Okimoto In­ dustries and Jessup I-ake In­ vestment Company. Improved lots will tie sold to individuals and future plans rail for loeating a retirement commun­ ity in the area. A land plann­ ing firm has been retained to make a complete survey. Okimoto, who has made three recent inspections of the North Orlando holdings, is ex­ pected to return to the area this week. Drug Building Work Started Construction was started Tuesday on a $75,000 building for the Suprex Drug Company, with headquarters in Cincinn­ ati. The building will be located on French Avenue, adjacent to Winn Dixie at 25th Street. It will tie one-story, CBS and house 11,000 square feet. The contractor, Hodes and Cumming Construction Com­ pany, Orlando, said the pro­ ject will lie completed In 90 days. Architects are Burns and Germain, Jacksonville. BRIEFS Repair Probe DKLAND, (U PI) — The Volusia County ernmt jury liu* recommended employment of n full-time investigator to_ look into home repair rackets n the county. Charges Denied WASHINGTON (U PI) — Defense Secretary Robert 3. McNamara today denied char­ ges by a returning service­ man that the actual Amer­ Future of Seminole County, ican casualty figures In Viet as outlined in the long range planning o f the East Central Nam bad been “ covered up." Florida Regional Planning Council, will be discussed at LOS ANGELES (U PI) — a joint meeting of the Semi­ nole County Chamber of Com­ D ie Justice Department Tues­ merce and Semlnole-Sanford day night filed suit to (dock Junior Chamber of Commerce sale of Tidewater Oil Co.’s Thursday noon at the Civic West Coast operations to Center. Speaker will be Robert H. Humble Oil Co. for $329 mil­ Doyle, executive director of lion. the planning council, which covers Brevard, Indian River, Orange, Osceola, I-ake, Semi­ MANILA (U PI) — France nole and Volusia Counties. today refused to join its Members of the planning South East Asia Treaty Or­ council for Seminole County ganization (HKATO) partners arc John Alexander, county in a declaration that the de­ commissioner, and J. II. Van feat of tlie Communists in Hoy. Soutli Viet Nam is essential Doyle, one of the outstand­ to Southeast Asia's security. ing planners in the Unite*! B U t^ r MR -Caphsil/i*'. Semi­ nole County’s part In the fu­ MIAMI (U PI) Guberna­ ture planning and developing torial candidates Fled O. of East Central Florida. Dickinson, Rep. Ficd Karl The program will be pre­ und atate Sen. John Mathews sented by Judge Vernon Mize shared the endorsement today and Hymn Kimball, co-chair­ of the Miami Herald, which men of the steering sub-com­ said any one of tile three mittee of the long range plan­ would do well as governor. ning committee of the Semi­ nole Chamlier of Commerce. Doyle, a native of Michigan, I N D I A N A P O L I S , ]nd. holds degrees of bachelor of (UPI) — Segregationist Gov. •cience in civil engineering from the University of Kan- George C. Wallace of Ala­ lucky, bachelor of science in bama opened his drive for the architecture from Cicmson political plums o f the Indiana College and master of science presidential primary today in in city planning from Georgia this one-tiine bullied of the Klu Klux Klun. Institute of Technicology, Sale Opposed France Balks Three Endorsed Wallace Campaign Kasper Charged Louisiana May Go Unpledged NASHVILLE, Trnn. (UPI) — John Kasper, whose ltund against racial mixing in the *19.Mis frri|Urntly landed him in jail, was charged Tursilay with helping to contribute to MONTGOMERY. Ala. (UPI) jibe delinquency of a 13 year—l-ouisiana Gov.-elect John old Negro girl. McKcithen said Tuesday there was "a possibility" his state would join Alabama in its HONOLULU (U PI) — Mrs. drive for a Southern bloc of 'Jerrie Mock, who canceled a unpledged presidential elec­ |lialrdicsser'a appointment in tors. McKeilhen made the com ­ her anxiety to get home, was ment following a private con­ len route to California today ference with Gov. George Wal­ on the final over-seas leg of lace, who contends such a Iher attempt to become tho bloc would give (he South a (list woman to fly around the voice in choosing a vice ores- world alone. idential running mate for President Johnson. MrKeithen. who lieronies governor of l/misiana next month, refused to commit himself on the unph-dged elec­ tor plan. Ilut he said “ there is certainly a possibility of a United Prrss International coalition between the Louis­ Authorities in two northrrn iana and Alabama" electoral stales Tuesday accused aome delegation*. Negro leaders ol extreme and He said Atty. Gen. Robert irresponsible demonstrations. F. Kennedy would be the Mayor Ralph Loeher ol wo-st choice (or the Demo­ Cleveland, Ohio, said “ tlie cratic vice presidential candi­ public it getting led up with date and would "destroy" extremists" in the civil right* Johnson in t-ouisiana. movement, l-ocher’* criticism "And next to Kennedy, I came on the opening day ol would say Sen. Hubert Hum­ a Negro boycott ol two major phrey is the most objection­ downtown stores and Scrippsable," McKcithen said. Howard newspaper the Cleve­ Under any circumstances, land Press. The Press com­ McKcithen said, "Johnson pared "the extreme civil carrying Louisiana won't be rights leadership" to a prize like falling off a log." lighter "who swings wildly in all directions Imping that one punch will land on the target." LANGES CORNERS, WIs. Ken. Kenneth B. Keating, (U PI) — Wisconsin will be (R-N.Y.), termed the plan of 17H tons lighter today when a civil right* group to create tha world’s biggest cheesa • massive traffic Jama at tbe a mammoth rheddar • atarta opening of the New York ita lung jounu-y to tlie New WofId's Fair "a dcipoiutra York World’s Fair. turn of grvspoosibUay," In Final Lap JIM HUNT, president of the Little Red School House, accept* n check for the institution which cures for this nrcu’a retarded children, from Clyde Long (right) of the Sanford Civitan Club. Observing tlie presenta­ tion is Civitan President Charles Kutnpf. (Herald Photo) 'Ridiculous' Pledges Ex-Governor Indicted On Scored By Mathews Tax Charge lly United Press International G u b e r n a t o r i a l candi­ date John E. Mathews Jr. of Jacksonville took his oppon­ ents to task today lor promis­ ing to save millions ol dollurs while promising tax cuts and "dreaming up new ways ol spending mep'^r." ^ ' ( stbews, campaigning ill Miami, where he share* the editorial endorsement ol the inlluential Miami H e r a l d with Fred Dickinson, West Palm Beach and Hrp. Fred Karl, Daytona Beach, Ma­ thews singled out Dickinson lor special criticism. He said Dickinson "has readied new heights with his ridiculous promises,” includ- ing Ills latest which involves creating five new agencies to deal with crime. "Add tlie cost of this to the hundreds o( millions of dol­ lars he has promised in new roads and other services and set it against the $43 million lie says h» will *»ve hv eciyiomy and the picture hecoml-s very baffling . . . an insult to the intelligence of tbe vot­ ers," said Mathews. Kelly, also in tbe Miami area today, continued to hammer away at his promise to work to get the legislature to repeal the auto tag fee in­ crease voted last year. "In my message to tbe leg­ islature on opening day of tho 1965 session," said Kelly, “ 1 will ask and insist on repeal of thi* increase. And 1 will use tlie full Influence of the governor's office to have it repealed." Kelly said he knows he ran hold down expenses in other WASHINGTON (UPI) areas enough to offset the $50 Senate Democratic leader to $70 million that would be Mike Mansfield said today he lost In auto tag revenues. expects the Senate to start voting next week on amend­ ments to the civil rights hill. Mansfield told newsmen at the opening of the 31st day ol Senate debate on the measure that it would hurt Hie hill to have racial demonstrations CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) — like u traffic- tie-up threaten­ ed for the World's Fair o w n ­ Scientists successfully fired a 200-pound package of ther­ ing in New York. Senate GOP lead er Everett mometers Into space Tuesday M. Dirksen, III., planned lo to study atmospheric heat. The payload rocketed back introduce some of his amend­ ments to the bill's fair em­ to earth at 25,000 miles per ployment section Thursday. hour, streaking across the Mansfield said that in view of sky like a fiery meteor and this he would "anticlpatu we plunged into the South At­ would start voting on amend­ lantic Ocean about 5,200 miles southeast of here. ments next week." Herlierl A. Wilson, manager of Project Fire, said preluninary data radioed hark from the payload "looked very favorable." Several hour* before the shot, tlie third stage of a Del­ WINTER PARK (U P I )-A ta rocket ignited during an former Latin American am­ indoor test and shot white bassador said Tuesday that hot gases and flame* through Cuba is no longer a nuisance, the concrete test buildings. "it is the most critical for­ Three men were critically eign problem facing tho U. S. burned and eight others in­ jured. The booster was being today." Robert R. Hill, former am- readied to hurl a satellite into basiador to Costa Rica, El orbit next Tuesday. Salvador, and Mexico, told the annual Pan American Day luncheon at Rollins College that appeasement and accom­ modation to the enemy is a MARYVILLE, Mo. ( U P I ) sure way to bring about the Officers used tear gas, fire­ downfall of a nation. mens hoses and snarling po­ "We have not taken tlie ac­ lice dogs Tuesday night to tion in Cuba called for under confine a student demonstra­ tbe charter of tlie Organiza­ tion to tlie Northwestern Sllaation of American States,” Hill ouri State College campus. said. "The tragedy of our It was the most recent in • time Is that since 1945 we string of demonstrations at tha have hern unwilling to lace school In which students com ­ lip to what is happening in our plained of the fund at the heuuspbcic." college cafeteria. Rights Bill Vole Seen Next Week 'Thermometers' Send Back Data Cleveland Mayor Cuba Called Hits Extremists Most Critical Big Cheese U. S. Problem Police Quell Student Riot t CHICAGO (UPI) — William G. Stratton, once the youngest member of Congress and the youngest governor of Illinois in more than a century, hat been indicted by a federal grand Jury for Income tax evasion, it was announced to­ day. MOSCOW (U Pt) — Premier Nikita Khrushchev angrily pledged today he would b« "ruthless" against the Com­ munist Chinese whom h« charged had brought world communism to tho “ verge of a split." Shaking his fists, Khrush­ chev told 6,000 people jam m ­ ing a Kremlin Soviet-Polish friendship rally that he was now in "open conflict" with the Chinese leaders. An hour later, Polish Com­ munist lead er Wladyslaw Gomulka rose to declare—for the first time—his party's sup­ port for Khrushchev's propos. rd world Communist summit conference to take action against the Chinese. Khrushchev accused Peking of "subversive activities seek­ ing to divide and conquer ths world Communist movement and said tbe sino-Sdviet con­ flict was now “ much graver’ * than a theoretical dispute. “ It Is not ourselves who in­ itiated this dispute which has by now transgressed into an open conflict,” Klirushcher declared. “ Lenin was ruthless against faction makers and splitters and we shall follow hla be­ hest" Khrushchev said. Diplomatic observers said Khrushchev, who is now lining up support from his alliea against Peking, had never pre­ viously gone as far in describ­ ing die extent of tlie hlstoris conflict. Ridiculing, lecturing and threatening tlie Chinese, Klirusherhev also found time In a 90-mlnute speech to call again for a German peace treaty which would turn Berlin into a “ demilitarized free city” ami to announce a 20-year ex­ tension of the Polish • Soviet friendship treaty. He backed Poland's plan for a “ freeze" of nuclear weapons in Central Europe, praised hla guests, Gomulka ami Po­ lish Premier Josef Cyrankicwicz, and attacked West GeN man “ revenge seeking mili­ tarism." Stratton was charged with evading nearly $47,000 in in­ come taxes from 1957 through I960, during lilt second term as governor. The government charged In the Indictment that Strattoo had $82,542 in uurcportrd in­ come during tho period. The announcement of Strat­ ton's indictment was matlo by U. S. Hist. Atty. William Hanrahan. Hanrahan said he delayed anouncement because he did not want to "disturb an orderly election." Tuesday was Illinois' pri­ mary election day. Stratton, on the sidelines since Ills de­ feat for re-election In I960, had been living In virtual re­ tirement but was reported working quietly behind the scene* for Charles 11. Percy, who won the GOP gubernator­ Slate Rep. Joe Davis, San­ ial election. ford attorney, will address tho luncheon meeting of the Life Underwriters A i s o c l a t ion Thursday noon at the Capri. Mrs. Jimmy Kynes will he in Hnnfnrd Thursday to cam­ paign in behalf of her hus­ band, seeking election as at­ A special meeting of the torney gem-rnl o f Florida. He North Urlamio Village Council now is serving under appoint- lias been called for 7:30 p. m. incut by Gov. Farris Bryant. Friday in the Civic Building. Davifi To Speak Mr«. Kyncs Cominff Council To Meet F R ID A Y N IG H T SP E C IA L ! FISH F R Y A L L YO U C A N E A T ADULTS CHILDREN 12 OR UNDER *1 00 Menu Includes: Cole Slaw French Fries linked Heans Grits Hush Puppies Relish Tray Coffee Or Tea Owned A Operated i»y Maxine A Bob Hancock Uwy. 17-9$ 8«. Sanford Pb. FA 2-5965 > � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Illgh School MlitUe Club Sat |of Cape Kennedy Space Cen-| Protocol officer Henry Deck- two-hour Inspection of the missile launch complexes in­ cluding a visit inside the 10foot thick concrete wslls of a blockhouse. As we entered the gate our guide pointed out the sky­ scraper-like structure* across the Banana River rising from the Merritt Island moonport. Scattered about the palmet­ to covered dunes of the cape the gantries ofr servicing the various missiles rise from billion dollar complexes, with the largest 37 stories tall. The Centaur rocket, button­ ed up to protect it from tho weather, stood for launching scheduled for this week. The Centaur will make a deep probe sending a survey pack­ age to the moon to send back television pictures ami other Your homo investment is one data. tho largest your family will mako Progress made In the Unit­ ed States' man in sp ice pro­ a lifetime. NOW Is tho time gram, since Astronaut Alan to remodel — add that extra Shepard made the first his­ for growing family, build toric flight on May S, 19*11, was obvious ss we saw tho convenient patio, garage utility evolution from the first crude area. Florida State Bank stands efforts to today's sophisticat­ ready to make your remodeling ed Saturn launching pads. We wero shown the very easy, convenient and financially small ordinary looking Irunch sound. Call our installment loan pad from which we sent our department today at 322-1611* first astronaut into space and all the hardware used in tho launch now being accumulat­ ed for re-assembly at the pro­ posed Space Museum to be constructed on Merritt Island by NASA. In contrast to the space age additions to the landscape, a light house, built in 1858 and operated by the Coast Guard still stands, and, oddly enough, it doesn't look at all out of place. It was exciting to see first hand things so familiar to M EM BER F.D.LC. television audiences such as bb — fBBpyyw.1"yyu.rgiyt r tir » t!>iw ,v ii y , f t fpfflPHHHflHi Hanger S headquarters for % O u t 'P U c u u t e Uic astronauts, ami the white SANFORD room, surgically sterile room atop Uie gantry. Our guide described the D EL past dramatic event* which have taken place at the Cape and told of some of the future plans such as the Gemini pro­ gram scheduled to send two men aloft in December for an extended Ume and plans to send up a group of scientists for six months in a labora­ tory the size of a housctrailer by 1967 or 1968. All these thing* lead In the ambitious effort to put men on the moon by 1970 with the aid of the pirwerfu! Saturn V roc­ ket and Apollo space craft. The group enjoyed a lun­ cheon in the press club room of the Cape Colony Inn at Cocoa Beach where oil port­ raits of the six astronauts hang In the lobby as remind- NOW er* that the motel and res­ taurant formerly were owned by the astronauts From thcic the group went to Tatrick Air Force Base to view the impressive display of missiles there. Last stop was at a gift shop for the youngsters to buy souvenirs of their trip. The school bus was driven by Mrs. Geneva Largent and other adults accompanying the group were Mrs. Cather­ ine Martin- missile club ad­ visor; Mr. and Mrs. Russell Moore, Tom Barnes, Mrs. Frank Stchli, Mrs. James Tate, Mrs. H. L. Severs and your reporter. IN IT A L L A T IO N - R MaaterHilt Wind Seal BIRD SHINGLES CALL US TODAY FOR YOUR FREE ROOFING ESTIMATE! Free Estimates Maple Are. at 6lh S I. 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Monitoring devices in test wells throughout the state recorded the jar. The devices work similarly to an automobile gas gauage. Short* ]y after the 'quake occurred, the gauges fluctuated as much as seven feet from low to high points. • • United Press Leased W re Established 1908 FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1J61 Feasibility BRIEFS Study To Be Moscow Mum Launched Soon m Those monitoring the mon Itor devices explained it this way: Water beneath the earth's surface is held there by "shelves” somewhat siml lar in design to a sponge. When the 'quake hit Alaska, the water table was pushed away from the area and it sprang to the surface where ever there were no "holes” or test wells. This pushed the gsuges up; then as the water raced back after the initial push, it lowered the table and the gauges. • • • Frlncipal Harold Ileckenbach reports pre-school round up for the 1004-05 school term will be held between 1 and 2 p.m. Wednesday at Pinecrest School auditorium Youngsters who will be six years old on or before Jan. 1 ahould be registered. Parents or guardians are requested to bring birth certificates. • • • The downtown areas of aome cities are combatting the competition from all-pur­ pose ahopplnr canters, with ita free and unlimited parking facilities, by abandoning park­ ing meters, according to the American Automobile Associa­ tion. " A recent survey by the American Municipal Associa­ tion revealed that 49 cities, in 20 states, have removed more than 19,000 metcra since 1969." • a a The association added that “ roughly three out o f four meters were taken from onatreet positions in business districts, 15 per cent from off•treet municipal lota, and the remainder f r o m on-street spots out of the business dis­ trict." Shades o f things to coma locally? ? ? a a a Florida’s c a b b a g e palm serves a variety o f purposes. Not only is it good to eat, but it also has many com­ mercial uses aa well. The aturdy palm fibers are man­ ufactured Into whisk brooms and brushes, while the tough fan-shaped leaves provide ma­ terial for a variety o f woven goods such as pocketbooks, hats and baskets. The trunks make an excellent piling for docks and piers. But most na­ tive Floridians know the palm for it tender inner bud called "swamp cabbages” which can be eaten rooked or raw and tastes like ordinary cabbage, a a • Final tabulation of the Ri­ fe anis Club's pancake aupper and auction shows more thsn $1,200 netted — the money to aid underprivileged children and provide scholarships to deserving students. The club served 700 suppers during the night General Chairman G. Andrew Speer thanked all who made the event so highly suc­ cessful, especially the Quak­ er Oats Company, Alaga Syrup Company and Winn Dixie for donating the sup­ plies. Merchants in the area were also singled out for do­ nating merchandise w h i c h was auctioned off. • • • The Fleet Reserve plans a benefit dance at the old Leg­ ion Hut Saturday night from • to midnight with proceeds to be used for the Reserve's building fund. • •• Lyman High juniors and seniors will be traveling al­ most to Kissimmee Saturday aight for the annual Juniorsenior prom which is set for p.m. at Tuppcrware head•Huartcra, t *- NO. 186 Jessup Causeway On SRD 'G o' • Ono o f The Herald staffers, under the pseudonym o f Jud­ ith H. Turner has an article in the May issue of “ The American Girl" magazine, one which caters to tecn-ag<tl girl readers. The title is “ Be an Expert on Your Own. Judy says the magazine is not generally available at news stands but is sold through subscriptions and Is in librar­ ies. • • • SANFORD, FLORIDA w A . . . MOSCOW (DPI) — Soviet authorities maintained sil­ ence today on American and Development o f east and British charges that four southeast Seminole County, Western military attaches especially along the south were drugged recently in the shore o f Iaiko Jessup, was Ilussion city of Odessa. given bright prospect this morning when County Engi­ CHICAGO (UPI) — New neer William Bush announced York Gov. Nelson A. Rocke­ the State Road Department is feller led a llepiihliean broad­ ready to commence operations side against President John­ on tlie long-proposed cause­ son Thursday with the charge way across that lake. tli.it Democrats don't know The genera tion-old idea of how to get the country mov­ a causeway was given im|>ctus ing. when the State Board of Con­ trol selected for n state uni­ versity tho Adaniueei site In DES MOINES, Iowa (L T D Orange County at the Semin­ —Democratic leaders from ole County line three miles Washington ami 14 Midwest south o f Oviedo city limits on states kicked off a two-day SR 520. "fam ily meeting” today with Bush said this morning Max predictions of a possible land­ Brewer, state road commis­ slide victory tor President sioner for this district, had Johnsou in November. assured Gen. J. C. Hutchison, o f tho County Commission, that a feasibility study for the WASHINGTON (U PI) — causeway will bo "launched New York attorney Bertram very shortly.” It. Daikcr, who was on the The county engineer stated losing side in the Supreme the SRD plans to send its Court's first school prayer de­ liargu bearing soil boring cision, today urged adoption equipment into Iaike Jessup of a constitutional amendment to make tests to determine the to override that decision. route of the causeway. It has liccn proposed tlie causeway shall link Sanford HEIDELBERG, G crm a n y- Avenue with Sit 41'J in the (O P I) — U. S. Army Capt. vicinity o f Tuskawilla Road. Alfred Svenson, who was re­ There will be three or four turned to the West more than bridges to permit bout truffle a year after defecting to East and flow o f wutrr. Germany, will be court marBush said further Hint un­ tialed tor desertion and pots- doubtedly the causeway and iiy (or belayin g f; Tets, mili­ the .dbstlprtihf highway cross­ tary sources *atd*tonay. ing It would be accepted aa a state primary road project. Further prospect for devel­ NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — opment of rustern Seminole Gov. George Wallace o f Ala­ County is seen in plana for bama received a check for Improvement o f Sit 1.1, be­ $4,200 from the Dollars for tween Chuluota and Geneva, Wallace Committee of Shreve­ mine rommonly railed Snow port yesterday to help finance Hill Itoad, and, as proposed hy tlie unpledged elector move­ tho East Centrul Florida Re­ ment and his Maryland presi­ gional Planning Council, a dential primary campaign. "grcenhelt scenic" highway extending from Port Grunge southerly in tliu vicinity of Kit II to a point south o f Orlundo. DANVILLE. Calif. (UPI) Authorities probed through the Bush ulso said this morning charred and scattered wreck­ that an SRD road survey team age of a Pacific Air Lines is uperating in Seminole Coun plane today in an effort to ty to determine renter lines determine what caused the for Sit 420, SR 427, S 40 and twin-engined turbo prop to other roads. Mups from these crash into a hill east of San surveys will lie used to estab­ Francisco, killing all II per­ lish necessary rights-of-way sons aboard. for future road Improvements. The county engineer ex­ plained that two fact'lls enter SAIGON. Smith Viet Nam Into the SRD’s new activity in (UPI I— The brother of the Seininnlo County: Tho pro­ late deposed President Ngo posed state university near Dinh Diem, N'go Dinh Can Oviedo and the completion of will be executed by a fir­ a number of interstate high­ ing squad Saturday despite a ways in other parts o f the merry appeal hy U. S Am- state. basador Henry Cabot laidge, the government announcer! to­ day. Rocky Raps Demos DISTRICT WINNER In the Jaycces’ annual merit scholarship contest. Miss Susan Halback, is shown as she received the winner's certificate Thursday from local Jnycee officials. Makinir the presentation were Jim Smith, left, Jaycce president; and Bill Reck, project chairman.. Miss Halhack now heads into the statewide contest— the winner to lie announced next weekend. (Herald Photo) SHS Contestant 'Solid Support' In Statewide For Lady Mayor Compelition "Solid support" for Mayor Irene Van Ecpoel and Coun­ cilman Arthur Ferrin, charg­ ed In a petition with misap­ propriation of village funds, was voted Thursday evening Board Called To Act On Kelly's . Recount Request TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Secretary o f State T o m Adams called the State Can­ vassing Board into special session today to determine what to do about a demand for a recount of votes in the gov­ ernor's race and an expected request for a recheck of hair­ line results in the contest for attorney general. Adams, who received a tele­ gram ahortly before 11 a.m. from Sen. Scott Kelly of Lakeland asking for a com ­ plete recount and investiga­ tion of tho first primary gov­ ernor'! race results, said he Is in a quandry about the next step. Atty. Gen. James Kynes. who bowed to challenger Earl Faircloth by less than l.ooo votes in the results reported by news media, has not for­ mally asked for recount but Adams said "1 understand at­ torneys are now drafting his petition for a recount." There apparently ii no sta­ tute setting out a procedure for a statewide recount of votes and no precedent in Florida history to g u i d e Adams, who is the state's chief election official. Assistant AUy. Gen. Wilson Wright, Kynes' expert on election law, said the statutes are silent but he said Adams is the chief administrative of* ficial on elections and "he could take the bull by the horns and order the recount.” Wright said under law, a candidate can get a machine recount of votes by charging error or fraud. when the North Orlando Home Owners Association was re­ activated. Some 30 North Orlando res­ idents reactivated Use dorm­ ant association and elected Mrs. Annette Wilcox as pres­ ident and Mrs. Gladys Rone as secretary-treasurer. The association, dormant for more than 2Vi years, was founded by Ferrin. "Purpose o f the organitatk>n," said Councilman Arthur Rhodes this morning, "is to stand solidly behind Mayor Van Ecpoel and Couneilmun Ferrin ou the charges made against them at the last coun­ cil meeting." Rhodes added that the as* sociation members agreed to accept the financial responsi­ bility necessary to clear May­ or Van Ecpoel and Ferrin. He said they pledged their moral support in the matter and are retaining legal advice. Ex-Mayor W. W. Anderson, who filed the petition seeking Mayor Van Eeepoel’s and Fcrrin's ouster from office, said today the two checks mentioned in liic charges have not yet been approved by the council. Tiic checks were for payment of painting the vil­ lage's police cruiser and rental of a truck to haul sand for the IJttlo la-ague hall park. Mayor Van Ecpoel claims the action was sanc­ tioned when the council ap­ proved painting the cruiser and renting Uic truck. Anderson said "there were some 30 odd signatures on the six p e t i t i o n s circulated through the village. I was re­ sponsible for approximately five signatures on one pelltion, two of these being mine and my wife's. Therefore, f (ail to realire why all of Irene Van Ecpocl's anger is leveled only at m e." Rusk To Europe WASHINGTON (UIM) — Secretary of State Dean Busk flew today to Europe for a series of military and poli­ tical fence-mending talkj with NATO allies. Susan Halback. Seminole High School senior, has ad­ vanced to the statewide com ­ petition in the Junior Cham­ ber of Commerce's merit teaching scholarship contest. Miss Halback is sponsored by the Sanford-Seminole Jay­ cces. She won the local con­ test ami then the district event to qualify for the state competition. T T - x t - 'c winner will vc announce# it ■<* fate ecu* vrntion next we kend. The local • fry won-, out over entries from other Joy­ ce® organizations in Central Florida, from Lake Wales to Leesburg, The local Jaycee president, Jim Smith, and the project chairman, Bill Beck, pre­ sented Miss Halback with her district winner certificate and a college dictionary. They al­ so congratulated her for her fine school work and extra­ curricular records. The merit teaching scholar­ ship program is promoted each year by the Junior Chamber o f Commerce and the Florida Consumer Finance Association on a statewide level. This is the second consecu­ tive year the local Jaycces have sponsored a district win­ ner. Each year all qualified senior students are invited to participate hv Hie local chapters of the Junior Cham­ ber of Commerce. Injured Man’s Condition Good Ralph Peters, 40, of 1(0 Sunset Avenue, was reported in "good ” condition this morning by Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital attaches follow­ ing a bus-automobile accident Thursday afternoon. Police reported this morn­ ing that Itoy I,. Wallace, Or­ lando bus driver, had stopped on French Avenue for a rail­ road crossing at Seventh Street and that Peters drove his car into the rear ot the bus. Demos Meet Asks Reversal Court Martial $4,200 For Wallace Probe Wreckage Can To Re Shot Club To Honor Mothers Sunday Tlie Sanford Elks Ixxlgc will hold its annual Mother's Day program at the Elks Club Sunday at 2 p m. Tlie public is invited and a gilt will tie presented to the oldest and youngest mother. Refreshments Hill lie served after the program. At The 'Simple, Old-Fashioned Home Wedding' -- Truman Walks Into 81st Year dock so he hss time for mar­ riage and a short honeymoon in Miami Beach. At 4 p. m. Saturday Miss Dawsoa, wearing a white filmy veil to set off her limit­ less suntan ami clutching an armlul of fresh flowers, will marry Morrow who will have neatly combed his hair and abated. The outdoor ceremony be­ neath the slash pines and near an Olympic sized "bathmg -suits uot-aiiuwcd” v p o o l will be at Miss Dawson's home, the Sunny Acres Lodge Camp. Dawson, a lean man whose hair is turning gray, is owner of the camp and secretarytreasurer of the American Nudist Camp Association. Dawson will be the couple's best man and he is determin­ ed the wedding will be dig­ nified. He will have to car­ ry the bride's ring in his hand because he won't have a pocket to tuck U hi. "The press will try to make a football of this thing," he said. Only a few selected newsmen were invited to the wedding. Dawson feels newspalters were resjionsible for internal strife in the nudist camp at the anniversary par­ ty for the founders of the camp. The party attracted lore newsmen than nudists. Many of Die club members sat in lla- camp office having a council while Dawson bravely j Longwood To Act On Bar's Liquor Permit Ry Donna Kslrs Tho I.one wood City Council voted last night to consider revoking the liquor license of tlie lamgwond Hotel and Bar for violation of city ordinanc­ es. The license is issued in the name of Carl I,. Watkins. The state (leverage depart­ ment revoked the state liquor license and padlocked Uie es­ tablishment Wednesday after­ noon. In other business the $540 hid of Orange Paving and Construction Company for re­ surfacing Church SI reel from the old city limits to Highway 17-92 vvus accepted. Motions were made and ap­ proved to clay Wayman Street from Orange Avenue to Sanlando Springs Drive ami to open uml clay Warren Avenue from Grant Street to Lakeview Street. Council agreed to receive bids for the installation of ac roustieal tile in the council chain tiers of (lie new city hall. Kichard Zartman, l o c a l builder, was auth-Fiicrf to draw plans for tin1 proposed new municipal garage ware­ house to be located on (lie propcity near the new city well. Mrs. Gerl Hitsman express­ ed her appreciation to council for street lights being located behind her place of Imsiuesa on Sanlando Springs Drive. B. Kyvorkin complained that city taxes on his orange grove on Seminole Avenue had been increased in ltM>3 over 19G2. The complaint was taken under advisement. Mark Bulloek asked that council determine tho correct spelling (Beider or Beiter) of the name on tlie street on which his residence is locat­ ed. Bulloek pointed out that use of both spellings on var­ ious city plats and maps is confusing, invcsligalion will be made hy Longwood Mayor A. It. Lormann. Financial statement was ap­ proved and various hills paid. 2 From DeBary Hurl In Crash Two Dcllary residents were injured seriously Thursday at I p in. in a two ear rrash on Highway 17 92, Just north of Casselberry. Under treatment at Florida Saanitarium and Hospital, Or­ lando, arc: Fred Stcinhitber, 67, o f 33 Iris I.ane, DeBary, who re­ ceived possible clie»t injuries. Ills rundilion was listed as WASHINGTON ( UPI) _ Former President Harry 8 Truman was in town today "doing alt I can, as much as I please.” And that called for a schculed 7 a. m. EDT walk near the Blair House to start off his 81st year of life. Walking to keep the leg veins in shape serious. and selecting parents with Mrs. Ann Steinhilbcr, 70, his long life spans is Truman's wife, who suffered possible formula for longevity. head injuries and is in critical condition. According to Florida High­ way Patrolman Bill Stringfield, Steinhilber was driving north on Highway 17-92 when he started to make a left turn. His car was struck by a vehicle driven south on tlie carried on with the party, highway by F r a n k Ellit which included a teen-age Tomes, 33, of Richmond, Va., beauty contest in which Sissy a visitor to Seminole County. Tomes was not hospitalized was a contestant. although he suffered minor in­ Dawson said of Saturday's juries. festivities, "m y wife is crush­ Troo|>cr Stringfkld said th« ed and my daughter is morti­ cars were a total loss. fied about news accounts hinting it would lie a Homan holiday. McNamara Tours "A wedding is a sacred WASHINGTON (U PI) thing and because ws will Defense Secretary Robert S. not be garbed. Is that any McNamara leaves tonight on reason for Jokes, in poor his trip to West Germany alal laslc?” Dawsoa said. Soi^th Viet Naiu. The Bride Will Wear Sun-Tan And A Veil DELRAY BEACH. (U PI) John Dawson says his daugh­ ter’s marriage Saturday will be " a simple and just old fashioned home wedding." Nearly everybody there, ex­ cept the lawyer conducting the service, will be naked. Sixteen-year-old, black haired Sissy Dawsoa met Charles D. Morrow, 23, a sail­ or, two years ago and H was love at first sight. Morcufe'a ship is la Ux> CANAL DISTRICT officials visited tlie Volusia County Commission Thursday morning, briefing the members on the proposed location o f n four-lane highway to parallel the St. Johns-Indian River canal. From left are Dohrcn \V. Wiggert, consultant o f Reynolds, Smith and Hills; John Krldcr, canal district chairman; J. I). Wingfield Jr., o f tho F.ast Central Florida Regional Planning Council; and S. O. Shinholscr Jr., canal district member. (Herald Photo) Canal Road Route Given To Volusia Alignment of a proposed four-lane highway, parallel ing the Sanford • Titusville Canal, was presented to the Volusia County Commission Thursday morning by Canal Authority officials. John Krldcr, chairman ot tho St. Johns-Indian Ilivcr Canal Authority, briefed com tnlssioncrs on the authority’s plans for supplying a con nccting network ot roads to "serve West Volusia and San ford directly to the East Coast." Kridcr and J. D. Wingfield Jr., planning operations dir ector of the East Central Florida Regional Planning Council allowed maps of tlie Burns On Go; High;'I Can Win' MIAMI (U P I)—Jacksonville Mayor Haydon Burns, the only Democratic candidate for governor with nothing to wor­ ry about but winning the May 20 runoff, came here today to kick off (lie second stage of ids campaign. Burns spoke to a Bar Asso­ ciation meeting today, flew to Tampa later in the day fur a meeting with financial advis­ ers, then returned to Miami for a barliccua on Saturday before heading home to Jack­ sonville for tho weekend. Miami Mayor Robert King High, who ran srennd to Bums hy heller llinn 100,000 votes in Tuesday's first p r i m a r y , seemed undaunted tty the closeness of his victory over third mun Scott Kelly of Lakeland, or over Kelly's de­ mand for a recount. Thursday night, High (top|tcd into a banquet and told Ills friends: "I won it I I won ill I'm in the runoff." But lie admitted, "All dny I’ ve been hanging hy my Icctii. It was elrrtion night all over." As for Burns, High said, "1 ran heat that guy. I know I can. I'll do it." MedariH Named WASHINGTON (U P !) Retired Maj. Gen. John B. Medaris has been named chairman of tlie Florida Goldwater For President" committee. project—the canal, highway and a north-south parkway. These, it was pointed out, would give West Volusia County and nearby nreas "a clear shot” to tho East Coast by way of the highway. Tlie road would use fill from ranul dredging for a base. The 12-mllo stretch in Volusia County would be sup­ plied at no right-of-way cost to Uic county, commissioners were assured. Bather, Kridcr noted, tho authority has obtained ail rights of way needed for the canal from the land owners. A 550-foot wide swath of land is being obtained for tho project. Two hundred feet of UiU north o1 the canal would be used for the highway. The auUiority chairman told commissioners Uic roadway would be built far enough away from the canal to allow full utilization of the spats for industry, marine and re­ sidential projects. Tlie canal would be 150 feet wide and 12 feet deep, In addition, anoUier strip of land would be reserved south of the canal for an east-west two lane road. Authority members next confer with the Volusia Coun­ ty Chamber of Commerce and the State Road Board to re­ view progress to date in tho project. Attending the meeting, in addition to Krldcr and Wing­ field, was Dohcro W. Wiggert, consultant from Uio archit­ ect ami engineering firm of Reynolds, Smith and Ililla. Briefing Held On UF Program Newspaper, television, ra­ dio and muguzino newsmen from all sections of the state attended a special briefing ill Gainesville this morning on Operation DARE," the Un­ iversity of Florida's new pro­ gram o f agricultural develop­ ment. Soma 13 of Florida's lop newsmen attended tlie press briefing which featured Dr. E. T. York Jr. in an explunution o f the new program. "D A R E " standi for Devel­ oping Agrirultiilat Resources Effectively ami is a progiam to realize completely Florida's potential for agricultural de­ velopment. CARIBE LOUNGE IS NOW OPEN TIL 2 :0 0 a.m. IRON. Thru SAT. . . . Serving Your Favorite Beverage rf C.mq ** — or Dinner . • • or make the Caribe your late stop 0f the evening VALDEZ HOTEL DOWNTOWN SANFORD t �A1 r ] *a ’ jl * o • Y s n fa rl Rev. P Grover ffra T B P a w 2 — F r i. M a y 8, 1964 Sewell \ —tike Family I ? 3 u £ U 2 s S 2 u M a u _r C * I WSCSTo Have Breakfast By Jans Casselberry The WSCS o f the Cassel berry Community Matfcodlit Church will hold a May Break fast Wednesday at t:30 a. m In Weaver Hall to be followed by a business mooting and worship program. Mrs. E. P. Richards Is ehslrman of the affair. A small charge will ho made for tha breakfast which will induda grapefruit, acrambled < £ • . sausage, sweet rolls / < 1 Chuluota Church Opens Wing Mrs. Joan Magln Chuluota Community Church held first services In the newly completed wing of the new building last Sunday with Rev. Billy McDaniels, Mother Lord Shaftssbury laid, "Olva me a gsnsratlon of Chriillan mothira, and I will undartaka to chang* tha whola fat* o f aoclety In twalva monthi.” Ona o f tha not*worthy thing* about thaie word* li that wa glv* ao much thought and tlma to aeaklng an aniwar to our political, aoclali and raligloua problem* whila overlooking tha almple and acemlngly workable aolu tlon o f home training for our children by mother* and fath­ er*. Tha importance o f being a C h r i a 11 a n mother def ic* word*. Wa fail to recognlia thl* fact aa wa gaxa around at the more glamorou* occu­ pation*. Ceniua taker* note that tha woman of the home who hava no other occupation aeem to bo • bit apologetic when aiked about their job. Wo can imagine how many might My when asked what thalr Job is that they are "Juat a mother.” If any wom­ an doe* a good Job at being a mother *he ha* won fo r heraclf ona o f th* topmost hon­ ors known to human being*. Tha ex parlance* o f family llfa giro us soma rather def­ inite concepts o f God. Of course, tha perfect concept la aeon In Jtsua Christ. Wo alio find God giving u* other con­ cepts as wa road our Bibles. Christ constantly referred to God as the Father. Wo re­ member this repeatedly as w* think o f tha Lord’s Prayer. Wo road o f His explanation o f tha forgiveness o f God the Father aa w* study the parable o f the Prodigal Ron and at the close o f this parable see the main character wel­ coming the wayward son home and realise that our lo rd 's parable la focusing our attention on God the Father. In the Old Testament we •ee the concept o f God aa a husband. This part la learned of in th* book o f Hosea. HI* adulterous wife, Gomer, left him and her children but was forgiven by Ilosca a* God the father forgave Israel when she returned after her faith­ less activity. In Isaiah 00:13 we read, •Aa one whom hla mother •omforteth, so will I comfort you.” These words war* told ta Israel when she wa* In Babylon. Israel was In exile but there was hope looming •n the horizon o f their ex­ perience. Myprua waa coming into power and It looked Ilk* he waa being used by the hand o f God for deliverance o f Israel. What comforting words and how mother-like God was Men as being by lu la h when as a climax to tha encouraging utterance ha said, "A a one whom hla moth­ er comforteth, so will I com­ fort you." When we approach Mother's Day I tend to become more Mntlmental than usual. Thera are ao many things that re­ mind me o f my own mother. I cannot but think o f the will­ ingness to sacrifice fo r her children that waa constantly her attitude. Whether it was time, talent, or money she was willing to expsnd It on us children. There ware many things that she could have had for herself If she had not glad* ly diverted their price for something that her children rould UM. I was on* o f those twice blessed Individuals In that both parents felt th* earn* way about their chil­ dren and fur this my heart pours out in thanksgiving. It has also been my privilege to have a wonderful wife whose Ilf* as a marvelous mother to my rhlldren calls fo r thanksgiving to God. I would like to close by aaylng that it is most Import­ ant that we not limit our tri­ bute to mothers to ona day Mother's Day Service Set By Grace Church a year. W* will try to pay proper tribute to our Mothers Sunday. Some will serve them breakfast In bed and be less quarrelsome as they prepare for th* day. There will be those who will attend worship services who have not done so for a long time In order that they pay respect to the wishes o f their mothers. W* preachers will preach about the mother’* place in the home and world a* well as the love that we should have for them. How will it be on Monday? What about our attitude two weeks from now? Certainly we know that this day should remind us that every day in the year should be "Mother’s Day.” Let us pray that we keep It in mind and heart throughout th* wetka and years to come. Presbyterians To Hear Noted Minister Selected scriptures were freshment.s were served by read by Brother Preedy of ■ group of ladles from the the New Tribes Minion In church and a time of fel­ Oviedo and dedication of the lowship was enjoyed by all church was presented by present. It is planned to hold Sunday Rev. Gerald Shearon, present urn-piitor rad rounder or jrrtH T * t e r oi— armm mrryi'Sfh w t - ln the- new“ wtngr be; the church aa guest minister Church. ginning this Sunday, preced­ for the special occasion. Following the services, re ing the worship service at 11 a. m. Members of llic building committee have expressed their appreciation to all those helping to make the new wing possible and advise that they hope at much assistance Is available for the new Sun­ day School wing and sanc­ tuary yet to be built. Prairie Lake Men Schedule Visitation IIUILDING COMMITTEE chairmnn Ken Rico, right, o f Chuluota Community Church, present­ ed keys to the church’s newly completed wing to Rev. Gerald Shearon, minister, during dedi­ cation services held Inst Sundny. (Jones Photo) Dr. Charles S. Poling, of the widely known fsmlly of Prosbyterisn ministers and missionaries, will be In Or­ lando May 13 and If, when ne will deliver an Important message on the apostasy in the protestant church, at the Maitland lliblc Presbyterian Churoh in Maitland, on Wednetday at g p. m. lie will deliver an addrcai of major Importance on the subject "The National Council of Church**" on Thursday, May 14, at S p. m. in the auditor­ ium of Edgewater High School in Orlando. During a life time of dedi­ cated service to the Christian Church and to the nation, Dr. Poling held pastorates In three of tha nation'* largest Presbyterian congregations; at Bloomfield, N. J .; lo n g Beach, Calif., and PhoenixAril., where he now makce his home. Dr. Poling served as a Chaplain In World War If. Rev. Arthur A. Froehllch, Pastor of the Maitland Rlble Presbyterian Church, who U sponsoring Dr. Poling's visit to Orlando, hat recently re­ turned from the annual con­ ference of American Council of Christian Churches, which he attended as an official delegate. Mothers To Get Gift Flowers At Church By Donne Fetes A flower will be given to etch of the mothers attending the 11 a. m. worship service at the First Baptist Church of Longwood this Sunday, Rev. Jack Lindsay, pastor, an­ nounced today. H ie Beginners and Primary Departments of the Sunday School will present a special program to honor the mothers during the service. All mothers of the church are urged to be present to receive special recognition. Chapel Sets Breakfast By Julia Hartos T h a Altamonte Springe Community Chepel will eponcor n pancake breakfast on Mother’s Dey with serving echeduled from 0:10 a.m. un­ til 11 a.m. Chairman of the event la Murray Long. Minimum prlere for adults, Juniors and children hava bern set with proceeds to bt used for an addition to the Educational Building. The meal will coneiet o f penrakee, sausage and coffee, milk or tomato Juice. First Methodist To Have Annual Loyalty Dinners First Methodist Church of Sanford will hold Its second annual series of Loyalty Din­ ners May 18, 10 and 20 In McKinley Hall beginning each day at 6:45 p. m. Arthur Beckwith la serving as goo cral chairman of the dinners. Robert Kama, commanding tho Red Team, will have the supper on Monday, May 18; Dr. Orville Barka wlU com ­ mand the White Taem which will dine and pledge on Tues day, May 10 and George Mills, will lend the Blue Team which will close the loyalty campaign on Wednesday, May 20. Fyllotring each . dinner. Items o r the church financial program will be presented and explained by means of color slides. Each person will privileged to assume a week­ ly share. Election Held By Area MYF By Jane Ca sacb erry The Casselberry Community Methodist Church Senior MYF elected officers for the com lng year at last Sunday night's meeting. Named were Dan Cassel berry, president; John Blrk hetmer, viee president; Ann Trawick, treasurer and Jack le McClain- secretary, On Tuesday night, 12 members of the senior and junior high MYF group* at­ tended the Christ the King Sub-District meeting held at Asbury Methodist Church In M a i t l a n d . Accompanying them was Rev. DeUnas Cope land, mlnlsttr of the church. New sub-district officers were installed by Rev. C. D. Callaway and retiring pres­ ident, Dan Casselberry, pre­ sided at the meeting. Sandra llowe, also of Casselberry, read the scripture. Church Official To Retire Florida Christian Churches will greet a new executive during the church** 73rd an nual convention to be held in Ocala from Thursday through Saturday of naxt week. Dr. Lawrence Ashley who has been the churches' execu­ tive secretary for th* past 17 years will retire In August. His office Is In Ocala and he and Mrs. Ashlty will con­ tinue to reside In that city. Public announcement of Dr. Aehley'e successor will not be mado until the con­ vention. WATER COOLER SPECIAL Groundbreaking Scheduled For New Church Groundbreaking ceremonies for the new First Baptist Church of Sanlando Springs will be held at 2 p.m. this Sunday. Services for the occasion will be conducted on the build­ ing elte by Bev. Lewie D. Heines, minister, assisted by the deacons, J. E. Murray, Otbcl Sullivan and H. It. Ham­ by. Murray, who Is acting aa bonds sales chairman, reports that the drive le contin­ uing with two-thirds of the first series bonds already having been sold during the first week of the sales drive. Officers o f the board of trustees, elected at the organ* Izational meeting of t h * church, are Dan Cowart, pres­ ident; James Smith and Mur­ ray, vice presidents; Harold Blelack, secretary, and H. R. Hamby, treasurer. Serving on th* finance com­ mittee are Albert Seifert, Bob Hardin, Alvin Hooper, Tom Haines and Cowart. Members of tho building planning com­ mittee are Mr. and Mrs. Hamby, Mr. and Mrs. Robin­ son, Mrs. Ruth Haines, Bob­ ble Blalack end Mrs. Margiret Hooper. Architectural plena for the new sanctuary end educational building were presented and approvrd at the last business meeting. By Jane Casselberry The Frairie Lake Baptist Church men met Sunday night following the worship service to choose prayer and visita­ tion partners to take part In a program introduced by the board of deacons. Beginning this week, the men will meet esch Thursday at 7:15 p. m. at the church to be assigned a family to visit. After the visltstion they will return to the church sanctuary for prayer. During the first four week* they will visit families of the church. Purpose of this pro­ gram Is to encourage the men of the church to pray togeth­ er, participate In visitation am) to get all of the men to take a more active role In church life. Catholic Women Set Monthly Bake Sales Churchwomen Officers Seated By Donna Estes The new officers of the Episcopal Churchwomen of Christ ChurchLongwood, were formally Installed In of­ fice by Rev. Chtrlei W. Ste­ wart Jr., vicar at special ceremonies held following the 10:45 a. m. service last Sun­ day. Officers arc Mri. Edward Kuhn, president; Mrs. A. P. Bowersox, vice president;; Mrs. A. R. O'Neal, secretary; Mrs. Herbert Thompson, trea­ surer; Mrs. Robert Hammond, United Thank Offering chair­ man; Mrs. Charles Partnernack, Christian education sec­ retary; Mr*. Ralph Stevens, social relations secretary; Mrs. William L. Pittman, pro­ motion chairman; Mrs. Eu­ gene Taylor, secretary of missions and Mrs. Jan Coll*, chairman of church periodi­ cals. Attend services tdis we at uourown Jjhceof worsffo The regular monthly meet­ ing of the Churchwomen Is scheduled for Tuesday at 0 p. m. at the Pariah House on Church Street. Royal Comfort QUALITY INNERSPRING MATTRESS Film Revival A film revival is being planned by Prairie Lake Bap­ tist Church for the week of June 22-26 featuring five Billy Graham films. Thay will include "W ire T a p p e r , " "Soul* In Conflict," "Shad­ ow* of the Boomerang," "The Heart la a Rebel" and his latest film, "L u cia." PRICED FOR YEARS AT 5 5 9 -5 0 *39 W 8L04M I W Virginia Pctroskl P. O. Box 1214 Sanford 50 Nora Norris TE 8-1514 S. Seminole WITH TRADE Phyllis Rugenstln* FA 2-6254 Lake Mary SANFORD 119 Magnolia Avenue Phone 322-6321 Mildred Haney •88-5831 Deltona Mary Gettings Bear Lake 293-8847 FREB PICKUP a ad DELIVERY H U R R Y ! Entries close May 31st 25,000 IN PILLSBURYS NATIONAL ALL-ELECTRIC BAKE-OFF V * tm t , Pfllabuiy’i Bake-Off final* wlU be held at the Americana Hotel an Miami Beach. It* majestic Grand Ballroom will become •the world’a largest all-electric kitchen" through tha installation o f 100 flamclett eUctrle rangm and other electric appliances. SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Car. F. I ll I Hanford Ave. 322-1*22 nr 322-8452 1U * J* the first time that Florida — or any other state hi Dixie—ha* been aooorded the honor. Let’s prove that Florida cooks are the best cooks! Y our favorite recipe can winl Cakes, cookie*, breads, main dishes, pics, or desserts —the choice Is yours. A simple rocipe, easy to prepare, and baked in an electric oven can oaxyy off the $25,000 grand prize. Send In yoursl Anyone, age 12 or older, may enter. th o s e of your vacation trip last summer? Why Not Enjoy An AirConditioned Car This Summer? Cool Comfort All Summer Long! • EPISCOPAL CHURCH WO .MEN officer* o f Longwood *8 Christ Church include, seated from loft, Mr*. Edwnrd Kuhn, Mr*. A. P. Bowersox, Mr*. A. R. O’Neal and Mr*. Herbert Thompson; standing, Mr*. Robert Ham­ mond, Mr*. Charle* Pasternack, Mr*. Ralph Stevens, Mr*. William Pitt­ man and Mr*. Eugene Taylor. Not present for tho photo was Mr*. Jan Colie. (Herald Photo) By Donna Estes Popular name for Candle­ The monthly bake sale mas Day ia Groundhog Day, sponsored by the Church of Fob. 2. the Nativity Catholic Wo­ man's Club will be held Sun­ day following all the Masses at the church social hall. Mrs. Dabs Shannon, presi­ dent, has invited the men of tho perish to purchase pas­ tries at that time and surprise their wives for Mother's Day. The board of directors of the club will meet Monday at 8 p. rn., also at the Social Hall. Members of the board are urged to attend Novena services at 7:30 p.m. before the meeting. Remember We Will Air Condition Moat Popular American C a re. Price* Start AS LOW AS Special aervlcei In ob«ervance of Mother’* Day will be conducted Sunday at Grace Methodlit Church of Sanford when the minister, Rev. John H. Hires Jr., will stress the Christian meaning of marriage using as his ser­ mon topic, "That They Might Be One." At the close of the service an opportunity will be given for ell married couples to stand together and renew their wedding vows. *265 00 Flameless Electric Ranges have been chosen exclusively for 15 consecutive Pillsbury Bake-Offs. Used by 1500 finalists during 12,000 hours of competition. . . with PERFECT PERFORMANCE. $100,000 worth in Grand National Prizes INSTALLED I’ ric* Does Not Include Hairs Taa. 1 s t Grand Prize $25,000 $ 75 ,0 0 0 worth In additional prizes W E SERVICE & REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS ---------------------• ______________ “ Your Friendly Ford Dealer’* LAST PlckUpyoUrKntry Blank (with complete conteet rules) P U l t i n r I n* J’our favorite grocery store. 5 G A L capacity * 1 0 & A Strickland-Morrison HILL Implement and Hardware INCORPORATED 314 Oak A«e. Hanford CHANCE! ENTRIES CLOSE MAY 3 1 ,1 9 6 4 M a & t f l a m • SERVICE DEPARTMENT SOt E . F lre t S t. P h . 322-1481 O p en • U aya A W e e k W . P ark M l 4-8916 ✓ FLORIDA POWER W. Scott Duma, M|r. e l e s s . . . i r t CMAFtR, TOO ^ V LIGHT COMPANY n n r t t i a bu ild r io i t io A iif j tt! 1 t m in • * 207 Magnolia Ave, �«/ Fri. Mny 8. 1064—Page 3 DeBary Church Hospital Notes National 4 -H Sunday Observed A t Upsala Welcomes New Members OT# V ra fe rS Ir r e lB National 4-H Sunday was * AhiL>rvi>d Sunday observed mormng, _iLa* .3. at Utc-.1L. a__ m. scr vice of Up»aia Presbyterian Church. The Lake Monroe 4-11 Han­ dy Helpers Club took part in the service with a short pro­ gram on “ Life Dares Youth To Live" from the 4-H theme for 1964, “ Learning for Liv£ ing." the girls used the words of the pledge, Head, Heart. Hands and Health, in their talk. In her introduction, Patty llaker said “ The basic word in this theme is Living and Life Challanges the youth to do just that. LIVE! Without life learning and serving arc insignificant. What we learn i » { and how we serve are very important as wc are chal­ lenged to live." “ Life dares me to pledge by Head to clearer thinking.” said Joy Wilson. “ In this fast moving world, man must be able to think clearly. Wc arc given new Ideas, new methods and new Insight into life. We must be willing to 0 look at these things but be able to choose what is best. Therefore our minds must be trained to have standards by which to judge.” Cookie Russell used as her pledge “ My heart to greater loyalty.” Loyalty to what? It is true that life dares me to stand firm and be loyal, but the important thing is to ^ what am I loyal? To my %) Cod, my country and my Icllowman.” “ My Hands to greater scr- l C u n rltiL f - '— ) A NEW KI.AR was presented to the Lake Monroe 4-H Handy Helpers Club during National 4*11 Sunday services at Upsala Presbyterian Church. The presentation was made by John Andes, council commander of Woodmen of the World, Celery Camp 625, to Patty Baker, club presi­ dent. LookitiR on a right is Mrs. II. It. Wilson, co-leader. (Herald Photo) vice," said Sarah Dyson, “ It must develop skills and abili­ ties. With my mind socking thoughts that will icad in the right paths, my hands will help serve my fcllowman.” Betty Baker stated, “ My Health to Better Living.” The care of my body is of great Importance. Wc sec about us the laws of nature by which wc must opreate if wc arc to be good farmers. So it is \ L 'n te itfi. L h ic . L'aC fy.ln lr 'Jn'.aw if'f • * J 1) 1 7 S ; Af j i n u n \i nwina with health. If wc are to have a strong life. If we are to meet the challenge of Head, Heart, Hands and Health, wc must be found faithful In keeping tins laws of good health." "Unless I accept the chal­ lenge of the 4-H pledge. I cannot take my rightful place in my club, community and my country." said Debbie Smith. “ Ami above all, I cannot fulfill my tard's pur­ pose for my life. As youUt we accept the challenge life places before us anil In so doing wc extend the chal tenge to you. our parents and friends. THUS Life dares you and m e." The program closed with Audrey Pyle giving the chal­ lenge prayer. Rev. James Hardin spoke to the congre gation on “ The Three Choices of Young People." At the close of the bonedlc tion the 4-H girls were sur­ prised by being presented with a 50 star flag by John Andes. Council Commander of the local Woodmen of the World, Celery Camp No. B25. The Lake Monroe Club has 21 members. Their leaden are Mrs. II. R. Wilson and Mrs. H. L. Johnson. It has been estimated that about 43 million tons of dust sctilci on the U. S. annually, according to the Encyclodacdia Ilritanniea. Legal Notice .M in n : o p wnriiipp** m m : CoM dU'a NOTIt.’ K IS IICUKIIV <11VKN THAT I. J. l.t'TIIKIt IIOIIIIV. Sheriff of Hemlnnle Cou n­ ty. 1-TorliM. by virtue o f • writ IhsuviI out o f tli« Circuit Court In «m) for Keinlmile County, Florida, on tba :7th day of December, A U . i9 is . in that rurtnln rnti.e bi-tween Jacob It. Itniler and (lenralana 1. Ilmlrr, lila wlfr. I'lalnllffa. and I ’ li >11iw Evelyn Ford, at at. DaIn dam ,, hava In my puateaelon the following deacrlbed real eatnte, situate, lying and lining In Srmlnola County, F lo r ­ ida. in.wit l,oi* s and 10. niock ie. HANI.ANHO TUB KCIIHIIII IIB . 1 T I F U U HANFOltD MBCTION, accord ing to tba Plat thereof aa recorded In Plat llook J. Png* 4S. o f the Public Hecorila o f HemInote County, Florida. Dote * and m. niock it . HA.M.AMMI TU B HUIlL'nil UBAUT IFCU HANFOltD MitTION. according to tha Plat thereof ae recorded In 1’ lat llook S, Paga IS, of llie Public llecordt o f HemInole County. Florida. I.ot IS. Illork SO. HANI.ANd o t u b s r i u i n i i iibaitTIFI'I* PAI.M HPItINflH MBCTION, according to tha Plat thereof ae recorded In Plat llook S. Page SI, of tlie Public Iteeorde o f HamInole Counly, Florida, f.ota Sa throuali St, Illork l>. VVBHT Al.T A MONTH II HliillTH. H B C T I O N TIIIIBB, according to Ilia Plat thereof ae recorded In Plat llook 10. Paga 71. o f llie Public tterordt o f HemInole County, Florida, ne llie properly o f Phyltla Evelyn Ford, et al. Itefrndanta; that on llie J5th day o f May. A.D. (SSI, between tha legal hnure of anle. t o .w it : aflar ll:i>« o'rlock In the forenoon and before ; on o'clock In the afternoon, on the la id day at tha front door o f the County Pour llouve In Hanford, HemInole County, Florida, I elult o ffe r for Bale to the hlgheat bidder for eaeli In hand, the above d-ecrlbed property o f Pliyllle Hrelyn Ford, at al. Dafendante. FURNITURE W. First SL DUO $ea|)ip MOTEL BEACH M O T EL flU 1 ATLANTIC 'I } ’ S //,■/ i I I ) i >\ I li I A’ . flM it A*l ><l t< 11 W6 Units . . . offering a choice of beautiful Motet Itoo ms, Efficien­ cies and Bedroom Apartments, all aUrartivrly decorated and pro­ viding elegant com fort. . . All units have roomcontrolled Air Conditioning and Heat. Tik Bathrooms with Tub 8 Shower, Radio, HiH Music, TV, Room Phones, Private Balconies. • fresh water Swimming Pools • Shulfleboard Courts • Ocean-view Pmhn Room, featuring superb food W I i I < i|< t i l l M i i N <> M N M l N II r ll J | J Oliver O liver Qands MOTEL 4 I, Hobby Sheriff of Hrmlnole County. Florida ruhllah: May I. (. IS. II. t i l l CDIJ-* 111 SILVER REACH AVE. Title Guaranty Elects McEwan AU 3 just minutes tram Golf Courses. Theatre*. Night I3ul*. Shops. KaoUunnts. Sporting Events. famed Florida attractions. . MOVING | J . t tion to nil my friends who worked in my campaign nnd to the Harlan Tuck Sunshine Circle Names Officers THANK YOU Seminole County Re-elect Your County Commissioner For District One J. C. HUTCHISON Political Adv. Paid For By J. C, Hutchison N EW CAR in your carporte! IZZDC Q CD C H Z] 504 C e le y §i C D C D O O CH EVY II NOVA for So Little! Legal Notice DllOWN, Hll. Deceased, r iv a l , s n n i r Notice la hereby given thet llie undrrvlgned will, on the tth day o f Juno. A. T>. I l l ) , preeent to thr Honorable County Judge of Kemtnole County, Florlde, her flnel r e ­ turn , account end vouehere. ne Kserulrlx o f the H au te o f Cherlee Willie llrown, a / k / n Chart.* Willie Drown. Hr., drm e e d , and at eeld lime, then and there, make application to lha raid Judga for a final artllemant o f her admlnlalratlon o f aald aetata, and for an order dlrcharglng her ga eurb Executrix. Dated lhle the 4tb day e f May. A. D. 1»<«. a / Harah C. Drown Aa Baacutrli o f lha Batata of Charlea Wlllla llrown. a/k /a C h a r l e a Wlllla llrown. Hr., Drreared Harold Jobnaon I*. O. Dog Z Hanford. Florlde Puhllah May I, IS, IS, IS. l i l t CDU-I4 All this and more — yours for only STORAGE ‘ 2271 'I'ltlC E S DO NOT INCLUDE FREIGHT, STATE LICENSE TAG Oil SALES TAX C0RVAIR MONZA COUPE with equipment including: Built-In Forced - Air llrnter and Defrost Unlpak Power Tram — Bear Knglna and Tranaatlr Extra Thirk Foam Cushioned Front Seat Glove Compartment Light Special Monza Wheel Cover* Twin-Styled Taillighta With Backup Lights We’ll give you a SILVER DOLLAR Just to take a demonstration ride! F A 2 - 9 5 1 1 C O . INC. Sanford, Fla. i So Much SPORT COUPE AND Ave. Ml Lowest Prices Ever ■ 1• •■5 ‘ 2281 YOUR DEMONSTRATION RIDE, LET US A l * I E K APPRAISE YOUR CAR AND M AKE YOU AN OFFER — A ND TAKE HOME A QUART OF ICE CREAM — FREE! OLLER A rT P II _Addreaa_ Cil«-.____________________ S la te .-------------------- - my winccrc npprccin- Let us put a C A L L .M otel.. ---------- a Atlantic A ve, Daytona Beach, Florida Please send color brochure and information regarding □ Sea Dip Q Liao Beach Q Stiver Ka~u N in a . '**T""WtSfr~l5 express- OBP Season To Open May 12 Male Chorus To Vary Program For Information on All 3 Motel* Send Coupon To: I Thank You Geneva; Mary Kells, Weirsdale; Kenneth Spaulding, Lor­ etta Aricen Coaler, Henry Peters, Earnest Henry Lewi*, Carl— Rc ese-—Kine*,— Donald Evans, Charles Lusk, Carolyn Frazier, Petr* Evans and Rnby Girl and Kathryn Runge and Baby Girl. The aummer senson o f the voters of Seminole Orange Blosjom Playhouse In Orlando will open with “ The County who support­ Voice of the Turtle" by John Van Druten. The play i» sche­ ed ntc in the recent duled for May 13, 14 and 15 only. The light comedy star* primary election. Cathy llahurton and Gcno Harris, with Wendy Mawhood-Ross. Directing the play Is Lisa llawley. Curtain time Is act for 8:40 p.m. and reservations may he obtained by calling fly Jane Caaaelberry Orlando 21)5-2.111. The Play­ Pd. PoL Adv. Officers for the coming house Is air conditioned. year were elected by the Sun­ shine Circle of the Casselber­ ry C o m m u n i t y Methodist Church WSCS at the regular monthly meeting held Tues­ day morning at the home of Mrs. William Shook on take Hodge. Mr*. Donald MacLeod waa elected ehalrman and other o f­ ficer* are Mr». Marvin Mc­ Clain, vice chairman; Mra 1. G. Reuter, treasurer; Mrs. I am deeply grateful for the fine support John Howard, aecrctary; Mr*. you gnvc me In the first Primary, Mny 5th. M. Dtiggin*. aushlne chair­ I will do my best, nt nil times, to merit the man; Mra William Shook, deconfidence you have placed In me. Your vntionnl ehalrman; Mra. Rob­ continued assistance is needed now. ert Deppcn, projrrt and wel­ fare ehalrman; Mr*. Frank To those o f you who lost n favorite candidate Messlck, publicity and Mrs. in the first Primary: May I invite you to Dnrwin Shea, membership join with us in the 2nd Primary? chairman. Mrs. Marvin McClain read a letter from India concern­ For the common good of nil in a united Scminot* ing an orphan supported by County, 1 earnestly solicit your vote on Mny 26th. members of the church. The Sunshine Circle voted to take on the support of an Indian orphan In a mission school for • year. 0 . B. McEwan c f Ornndn has been elected to the hoard of trustees o f Lawyers' Title Guaranty Fund, according to llcwcn A. 1jissetcr, fund president. MrEwnn will begin his three-year term July 1 nnd will represent right counties, ineluding Seminole. He suc­ ROBERT CARNIE ceeds Fletcher (i. Rush, also o f Orlando. Tho board o f trustee* man­ age* affairs o f the fund, a No motor vehicles are al­ joint venture by more than lowed Inside the walls of the 2,600 Florida lawyers for the city of Dubrovnik, Yugosla­ purpose o f assuring titles to via, according to the Encyclo­ paedia Brltannlca, A varied program, designed Florida real estate. to please tlu> most discrimin­ ating music lover, will be presented at the Sanford Civic Center a l p . m. May It, at which time the Sanford Male Chorus will be heard in its annual Spring Serenade. The chorus will sing such “ old f»vorllcs" as Rio Rita, Who la Sylvia, Evening Star from Tannhauser, and the rollicking, masculine, John Peel. Sparking the choral num­ bers with aolos will be Dick Aiken and Evans McCoy, Sanford vocalists who have pleased local audiences on numerous occ»slon* and Ivan Walker, outstanding bass solo­ ist from DcRiry. The evening will also be highlighted with Negro apirituals, sea ehaneys, and folk songs. Special entertainment during the program will fea­ ture Mrs. Elizabeth MaUiicux, local sopr*no- and four hand piano music by Mrs. Rcttye Smith and Robert Camie, with equipment Including chorus director. BUILT-IN BACK UP LIGHTS FOAM CUSHIONED FRONT AND KKAIi SEATS CIGARETTE LIGHTER Iw Ike C n r l wf <ke CwwwVy GLOVE COMPARTMENT LIGHT Judge, Wemlwwle r«mwty, Stale 8 CYL. 194" 120 IIP ENGINE o f Florida. Iw Probate, CHROME CONTROL KNOIIH la re Ike Karate till BUILT-IN BLENDED AIK CIIAIU.BH tVII.BIH mtOWJf, a / k / e Cl IA tlDEH W I L L I S IIEATEK AND DEKKOST SYSTEM M O V IN G ? BEACH, FLORIDA O_ DAYTONAVaS daytonaO lly Mrs. Adsm Muller New members of the De­ Bary Community Methodist Church were welcomed recent­ ly at a covered dish supper held in the social hall of the church with mors than 1*5 persons in attendance. Heading the supper committco were Rev. Cecil N. Ogg, Ed Tarsoni, Sid Swallow, Wesley Saatkamp and Mrs. Ruth Creasey. Buffet tables were over­ laid with oyster white linen cloths and centered with ar­ rangements of apring flowers. Tha three tallies aero laden with foods of many land* in­ cluding special meat dishes, salads, fruits, rakes and rolls nnd casseroles. Following thr supper a musical progrnm was present­ ed by The Sacred Tone Jun­ ior Quartet of Sanford com­ posed of Brent Dnvid, Clark Stapler, Mike McDaniel and Wade Singleton. II. E. MeSwain, tenor, snng srvcral solos and Joined Rev. Ogg in li duet. Piano accompanist for the singing was Katherine Sellers of Enterprise. The motion picture, "Fam ­ ily Life," was shown in the sanctuary by Ray Higgins to conclude the program. MAY 8, 1961 Admissions Patricia Ann Mclnz, Jeanette Cieary, Mary Wilmoth. Luthor Frazier, Edmour A. Monforton, Mary E. Denton, Alice Grube, Fclisa Black, Kenneth Spaulding and Frances Wash­ ington. all of Sanford; Glen­ da Jackson, Lake Monroe; Harriet Grimes, Maitland, and Herbert Olsen, DeBary. Births To Mr. and Mr*. Charles Ba­ son, a Baby Girl; to Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Grube, a Baby Girl, and to Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Cleary, a Baby Girl A and Baby Girl B. Discharges Bertrum Gould, Roy Page and Lucy J. Marland, all of DBary; Ola Mae Witherspoon, MOTOR 322-0711 2nd A Palmetto SALES 322-0861 2505 S. Park Drive �Polly’s Pointers (DsuVtTtiJbJby • Look For Flannel Lining B r Poll it Cramer N m p ip * r Enterprise A m . DEAR POLLY — When the lining in a man or boy's jacket wears out you can replace it with a flannel ehlrt o f the proper alxe. Turn the jacket with the aleerea wrong aide out, allp the ahlrt aleerea over the Jacket aleerea. Pin or beate the aleevea and the reat o f the ahlrt In place and cut away any excess material. Sew the flannel lining in with blind atltchea. Thla aarea throwing away a good jacket because of a worn lining. The eame could be done for a woman'a Jacket — MRS. J . B. DEAR POLLY — Wrought Iron “ cradles” for coffee pota or eaaaerole diahea no longer need for their original purpose are wonderful to put under flower pota to aare the floor or tabletops.— MRS. E. R. !L DEAR POLLY— My hint la fo r glrle who give themselves jnanlgHteii_Jl)Jh—or whlak a piece o f Duffy cotton over the topa o f the nails after they are filed. I f there la a rough spot that could easily snag your beat nylons or a favorite sweater, the cotton will find it. MARGARET. GIRLS— Anything that will keep from snagging nylons ap­ peals to me even though I hare your many good ideas for using ripped ones.— POLLY. DEAR POLLY — I make soap papers to use when wash­ ing my handa In public rest­ rooms. Using my r e g u l a r brand o f soap saves my akin from other rough, harsh soaps and soap powders. They are invaluable for small children who cannot reach high wash basins. Take a sheet o f soft absorb­ ent papsr toweling and Im­ merse it In thick, gooey suds made with a favorite soap, or got a cake of soap real wot, both aides. Put wet towel on a flat surface for this procedure. Do not squeeze the paper towel. Leave all the soap in It and hang up to dry. When dry, cut into sheets 3 by 0 inches or larger If you like. To use, wet the sheet and hands and uss like soap. Fold sheets to any size you like and put In envelope or little plastic bag to carry In your purse. School girls would like them as they are so easy to carry around. C. E. S. GIRLS—What a nice little Inexpensive "going away" gift for a friend. Pastel towels could he used and the sheets cut with pinking shears.— POLLY. Share your favorite home­ making Ideas . . . send them to Polly In care o f The Sanford Herald. You’ll receive a bright, new silver dollar if Polly uses your idea In Polly's Pointers. Sharp Shopping School And You By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: The boy comment. T use eosmstleea ite) and I always thought my husband liked It I felt artistically and even searchwho sits In front o f me in -Htsterjr4s--v»Tj—m i s m n d ' ...eiL h > _ * . J w 'i.U s _ p frlu in * .JL __sp_badJ _rrl t d a ll nlght^W ai 1 wrong or was he ? thought he'd like. No com­ gets 100's on almost all his BLUEBERRY MARY ment. Everyone else tells ms teats, f was stuck during a I am a fine-looking woman, test last week and asked DEAR MARY: If a man but he never says a word. hltn for some answers. Hr doesn't liks something his 1 know he loves me and our gave them to me WRONG I wlfs cooks (or bakss), hs children, but sometimes I I didn't know it until we got shouldn't wait 26 years to think, "Oh, what tha heekl” our papers back. Its got 100 tell her. Tell Mr. Hyde you NO COMPLIMENTS and I got 681 I was plenty are no mind reader. And let mad and told him I thought him eat cake! DEAR NO: You’ rs lucky. • • • he wua a dirty cheat. I ad­ Some women get plenty o f mit 1 wasn't very honest to sweet talk from their hus­ CONFID E N T I A L TO ask him for the answers, bands, and nothing else. By SAN ANTONIO ROSE: ft's but don't you think ha was anybody's guess as to why tha way, when was the last twice as dishonest to hava time y o u complimented ho changed his nams twlcs, purposely given them to me hut if I were you I would HIM? • • • wrong ? quit guessing and find out, • • • CHEATED DEAR AIIBY: Last night I served blueberry pis for Get It o ff your ehest For a personal, unpublished re­ dessert and my husband, DEAR CHEATED: Don't expect to find an honest ply, write to ABBY, Box whom I shall rail Dr. Jekyll, partner for a crooked deal. 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif., turner! Into a regular Mr. • • • 20212. Enclose a stamped, Hyde. He stormed around self-addressed envelops. DEAR ABBY: What can like a wild man, saying ha • • • a woman o f 42 do to get a never cared for blueberry compliment out o f her hus­ Hate to write letters? pie because it took him two band? I have spent hours Send one dollar to ABBY, days to get the seeds out o f in the beauty parlor getting Hills, his teeth, and asked why I Box 3365, Beverly a new hair-do. No comment. Calif., 00212, for Abby’s insist on shoving It down I bought material and made new booklet, "HOW TO his throat Ahby, I havt myself a beautiful outfit In WRITE L E T T E R S FOR been baking blueberry pie his favorite color— blue. No ALL OCCASIONS.” for 28 years (It’s my favor­ Go Slow On First Apartment U}& Jh& (x)o m S U l : For $100 a day, a young hiterlor decorating firm la help­ ing housewives size up their homes and redecorate on a timetable ae their husband's salary allows. The decorator spends one day in the borne or apartment and analyzes each room for fabric, furniture and color changes. The housewife gets a working schedule which in­ cludes swatches, products names, and paint color num­ bers — all coordinated to the change. Instructions tell her what step to take next after she has a chair upholstered, for example. After 500 such jobs and 20 years as a decorator, Barnett Simon, head of Instant In­ teriors, concludes that one of the biggest mistakes is to a b o o s a stop-gap furniture. "They stUI bave it 12 years la­ ter,” he saya, “ and still don't lllta It." Wllh dde in mind I asked him bow be would advise young single persona (early 20s) to approach furnishing their first homeawsy-frombome. "F irst," he said, “ they should take the purchases seriously and go slowly. Their tastes are Just developing. “ Start with essentials, ■ good bed and use a bridge table for dining. Then tour model rooms and houses, look at furniture, ruga and carpets, draperies and lamps to get an idea of what you want to live with—before you buy." fn an apartment you will want one or two extravaganras. "A rigid budget is stul­ tifying at thla tim e," he said. "Y ou can't afford to fall In love with anything." Put your money, he says, into a handsome, good wing chair, for example, or a hunt table. Spend little money on drapery fabrics, lamps and bullt-ins because at this stage there is no permanency. Don’t buy oversized pieces, 'limy may not fit in Uie next apart­ ment. Simon's point was brought home recently when a tnend was transferred by his com ­ pany. Hr had spent 5500 on custom lined draperies for a 10-foot window. Ever try to unload custom draperies? He could have covered the arcs for about $40, buying mediumpriced cafes or $100 with unlined, ready-made draperies. For the floor, Simon sug­ gests a colorful area rug in an caiy-to-clean acrylic for around $70. "Almost an­ tiques" o f the 1880 era niako good accent pieces and it pays to hunt In second-hand furni­ ture stores, the Salvation Army or Goodwill Industries outlets. Other tips lie passes on: co ­ ver an old army chest with tortoise-shell paper and uso It as a coffee table. Inexpen­ sive vinyl covered hassocks topped with glass make good cocktail or end tables. To save hassling If you split with a roommate, defina own­ ership. Each buy specific pieces. It's difficult to move half a wing chair. The Clothes Poll Blossoms For The Bride By Helen Hennessy Newspaper Enterprise Wemeu's Editor Three men who will play Important roles on your weddInc day aro ths groom, the paraoa and tha florist. And one# you’ra euro you're sure Beverly Meeks Leads Joe's To Hi-Nooner Wins Beverly Meeks rolled the Nek game la the Hl-Noonera league thla week when ahe turned In a 19# to help Joe’a Laundry win a clean sworp against Shoemaker ConstrueDot Button rolled a 183 514 high aeries to help Art Brown Pest Control s K make a rlaan sweep against the Acey Deucy Wives. Use DcBsry Debs upset Stenstrom Realty with three wins; Cook'* Corner won thro* close ones from M. & It. Bar. The CI'O Wives won threo points from Hunt Realty aided by Jo Stanklewicz' 186. Southern Air and Grapcvllle Nursery split Uieir points 2-2. Vivian Ilowberry converted the 2-7-to split; Bonnie Jen­ kins 5$-7, and Etta Dorman 4-7-9. Dot Johnson felled the 8-10 and 2-7; Vivian Rowberry (ha 4-5; Judy Wall and Letha Wand ths S-lo, and Etta Dor­ man and Fay Roberts the 8-7. Turkeys wars rolled by Darla Gandy, Betty Johnston, Beverly Meeks, Lenore Price, Vi Rowberry, Judy WaU and LcUba Ward. RETURN A MOCKERY ROCHELLE PARE, N. J. (U PI—A return bout between Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston would make "suckari o f mil­ lions o f Americas boxing followers and a mockary out o f boxing administration," It wsa charged by Commissioner A lp Greene of the World Box­ ing Association. you'vs pinned down the first two for the big dey, get a f­ ter the third gentleman. For he Is ths one who ran add color anil beauty to that great event. If you plan an elaborate wedding, your budget should cover flowers for the wedd­ ing party, the church, your reception and a few extraa that will make your wadding seem a dream corns true. Acquaint your florist with the colors and typaa o f gowns the bridal party will w e a r traditional, demure, sophisti­ cated—and he will suggest the proper flowers to carry out tho Impression you wish to croat*. Review the flowers every­ one should have—you, your attendants, both mothers and all tho men in tha wedding party. Then discuss flowers for tha ceremony itself. Churches of­ ten have certain regulations regarding any decorating, but your florist will check this for you. Keep the same theme you have decided on for your personal flowsrs— often the same colora can be used effectively. The reception, too, requires planning. Tell ths florist where It will be held and how many guesta are expected. Then, according to your bud­ get, he will suggest floral arrangements and decorating Idraa for tha receiving line, bridal table and other areas. As a perfect thank you to both tho bride's and groom’a parents, tns couple might have a florist wire flowers from their honeymoon destination. Close friends who are ama­ teur photographers are par­ ticularly welcome w e d d i n g guest* because their nuptial gift can be a lasting contri­ bution o f living memories of the happy event. A team of two capable amateura can capture many memorable mo­ menta that tabs place long before the professional pho­ tographer arrives. With wedding costa on tha rise. It's more than likely that tho amount budgeted for pho­ tography will rsstrh-t the professional photographer to iilack and white work. Ilia amateur team can make an important contribution by making tho picture story a complete record In color. Experts (at the Dynechrome Color Film Labora­ tories) offer these sugges­ tions for amateurs who vol­ unteer their talents: A fter you have been invit­ ed to tho wedding get tho name of another amateur pho­ tographer o f the opposite sex who will also bo a guest. Meet with the other half o f your team as soon as possible and make a list o f what you plan te shoot Tho male half of tho team should concentrate on such things aa tho bache­ lor party, tha nervous groom’s final momenta at home, etc. Covsraga o f ths all-girl eventa preceding tho festivi­ ties should fall to tho distaff member o f tha team. She should cover gown fittings, bridal showera and other events where ths malt Is " o ff limits." Have your plcturaa reflect the ever-increasing tempo of activity that culminates in ths stately and calm procession to the altar for the ceremony. And after you hava received ths slides back, adit thsm chronologically. Concentrate on people who make tha sidelights o f the event Interesting—the father o f tho bride, baffled In n world that haa suddenly be­ come entirely feminine; the mothers, reliving their own wedding days through their children. Bo euro to Include guests and relatives who hava come from out-of-town for the big day. These are people the professional photographer is apt to overlook because hs Isn't close to the family. Please tend your fashion problems te Helen Hennesty In care of Tha Sanford Her­ ald. While she cannot answer each letter personally, letters o f general Interest will bo an•wersd la this column. w "When I was a bride," writes a housewife, "I had complete confidence In my ability to run my home effi­ ciently. I thought It would be easy. "Y et, 1 wish some older, more experienced housewife had helped me work out some practical kind of housekeep­ ing plan and when I was first married. "It took me five years of working too hard and accom ­ plishing too little before I was able to figure out a week­ ly work plan that isn't too hard for me, and which gives me a real feeling of accom­ plishment at the end of each day. "Here's the system I finally QjcucoJbjy figured out— In case tny of the young wives who read your column are Interested: "Monday morning I sit down with a pencil and ■ sheet of paper, which I mark off in five-day sections, Mon­ day through Friday. "On another paper 1 make s list—usually It turns out to be a long one—o f all the Jobs, other than routine rhores, that must be done that week. "I then pick out the Jobs that are essentially errands. TVirse I set down on the other sheet of paper, on whichever day I Intend to do errands. Extra hou secleaning Jobs I divide between two other days. "B y the time 1 have finish­ By Ruth Millett ed, each of my five 'working' days—for I try to do nothing but routine Jobs on Saturdays and Sundays—has its share of 'extra' Jobs. "A t the end of each day I look at my list, cross off the completed Jobs and fee! a sense of satisfaction. The next morning I look at the list for the new day—and can tackle It with enthualasm, be­ cause I am facing only one day'a work at a tim e." She la so right. For plan­ ning belong* In any field of businessman'* prerogative. The housewife who plans her work can sweep aside the des­ pair that comes from the thought that to much haa to be done she doesn't know where to begin. On(Bhidqsi NORTH g There are any number of A A K 8 4 ways for South to reach seven V None hearts. I suppose that many ♦ AKQ4 4AKIII of the players In the Inter­ WMT RAM collegiate Bridge Tournament A J 06 A Q 107 3 2 V None V 8« •432 reached that contract. ♦ J 10 8 8 6 $ A S But I also doubt if many AQJ10S 48 of them mad* It although the aovrm Ori play is clear-cut even if you A■ aren't looking at all 52 cards. VAKQJ1087 South wins the opening club A ?2 ♦ 741 lead In dummy and wants to No one vulnerable get to his own hand to pull Heath W r it North Reel trumps. He cashes dummy's 4A Pass 4 N.T. Pass ace of spades and ruffs a BA Pass SN.Tc Pass spade with the seven or eight 7A Pass Pass Pass of trumps. Opening lead—A Q Then he lays down s high trump and get a slight Jolt. Still, If South has gone this West fails to follow. far, he should be able to go tlie rest of the way, provid­ ed he can get back to dum­ my. If he tries to get there with a club, he will go right down. Undoubtedly, he will lead a diamond and once he is in dummy he is home free. He will start by cashing dummy's remaining high spade and will discard his last diamond. Then he will play high dia­ monds. If East ruffs. South will simply overruff and draw trumps. If East falls to ruff, South will discard clubs, Eventually both he and East will be down to noth­ ing but trumps. East will have to ruff a club, but South will overruff. PJs Take A Short Cut Ilk* shorts but feel better to ed In a mesh knit weave, pro­ sleep in. viding the ultimate In ventila­ While they are at Itt, they tion. O f course, there Is no are manufacturing T shirts law against sleeping in a T which are more suitable for shirt, but pajama tops have warm weather wear. A num­ also undergone a transfor­ ber o f these are manufactur­ mation in recent years. Warn weather mmtmt ti katt T ahlrt wllh Nevahlnd By Susan Light Newspaper Enterprise Assn. DEAR MRS. LIG H Tf May a veteran teacher express her views about parents? Through tho years ! have found that most parents aro friendly, co-operative and sin­ cere in their desire to help their children do wall in school. I enjoy knowing my pupils* parents and working with thorn toward common goals. However, each year I am faced with a few parent* who can really ruin a teacher’s day — or even her career. The patterns keep repeating themselves; only tho facts change. Perhaps tha most destruc­ tive Is ths mother who runs straight to tha principal, ths superintendent, or ths school board with her complaints — without giving tho teacher a chanca to explain. The gullible mama who be­ lieves every garbled story her Susie brings home f r o m school — and repeats it to her friends — runs a close s e c o n d , .................... Then there la tho mother who frequently drops In on classes unannounced, seeming­ ly only to erltclz* tho teach­ er’s methods, techniques and discipline. Add to these ths overly ambitious parent* who expect their Johnny to got straight " A ’a" svsn though ha has on­ ly avtrago ability. Whan be falls to msasuro up, they aro cortaln ha la not bslng "prop­ erly motivated.” And the doting mommy who expects tha teacher to turn her wild Indian Into n mods! o f deportment, oven though she can’t control him at home, deserves a passing mention. Yet, though perhaps mis­ guided, these parents are at least Interested In their chil­ dren and the school. I can oxcuss them. TTie parent who does ms no hnrm, hut disturbs ms most o f all, Is the one who couldn't care less. This Is ths parent who falls to appear for con. feraqees, Is too busy to come to school programs, and who doesn’t get up to see her children o ff to School. Any. thing is better than apathy. If these parents only realized what their Indifference is do­ ing t* their children, perhaps they would wake up before It’e too late. Thank you for letting me ■peak my mind. - J U S T A TEACHER ANSWER: And thank you for writing) l ‘m sure that thousands o f teachers share your sentiments. If parents could see them­ selves aa teachers see them, and vke versa, perhaps there would be some change* tor ths better all around. Please send your school problems to 8us*n Light In care o f Tha Sanford Herald. While sho cannot answer each letter personally, Utter* of gsneral Intaraat will be an­ swered in thU column. The Mature Parent Is This Real Friendship By Mrs. Muriel Lawrence Newspaper Enterprise Assn. DEAR MRS. LAWRENCE— My 8-year-old Ralph has got a ease of hero worship foe an 11-year-old boy who has recently moved Into our apart­ ment building with his mother and grandmother. I under­ stand that the parents are divorced. The boy is very mannerly with me but much too bossy with Ralph, making him do all the cleaning up after they have made a mess playing, walking off with any book or toy he feels like taking and not returning them unless I azk him to. It burns mo up. ANSWER— It's a long worm that has no turning. Can you wait for Ralph to turn against this bossiness In his friend? To discover that he wants more from this boy than he la setting in ex­ change for what he is giving? I hope ao, because R Is the By Oswald Jacoby Suit Yourself By Jerry Sheehan Newspaper Enterprise Assn. NEW YORK ( NEA) — Move ths conversation into the subject o f bad habits and sooner or later you are hound to hear: "I never (emnkrd, chased women, drank, spent money rerkessly) until 1 went in the Army.” To these behavior short­ comings (rightly or wrongly attributed to military service) can be added another fre­ quently heard alibi: "1 never slept In my under­ wear until I Joined the Army.” Uncle Sain, you see, be­ lieves that pajamas are a luxury (like sleeping itself) which ran be left out o f tha soldier's way o f life. 8lmpla T shirts and boxer shorts, to tha quartermaster's thinking, are all that any man could want for a full night's rest. Ths fact appears that many ax • serviceman continue to wear underwear as sleeping apparel — to the dismay o f the nation's pajama manu­ facturers. A nonscientific grass-rocts survey by ths lilt * Uemra Testing Laboratory reveals that only about half ths male population sleeps regularly In pajamas. The breakdown: 50 per cent of the men queried wear p ja i 26 per cent wear underwear; 86 per cent prefer au natural. Several clothing firms have met the challenge o f mascu­ line apathy by turning out abort pajamas which look Some 'Parent Categories' 8-year-old’s realization of the resentment he feet* at a friend’s domination that he must be able to call on In later, more crucial exper­ ience* with pushy friends— the girl, for example, to whom he Is sexually attracted and with whom he may Ima­ gine himself to be to love. If, io our anxiety, ww cannot give the child the time be needs to feel his resentment of pushiness In his friends, his response to It in other friends remains vagus, los­ ing tha sharpness that should enable him to say to hlmaelf, "Uh-uh. TTils I know about. This I can do without.” It la not too difficult to sus­ tain our anxiety over a friendship like this on* If we are aware o f the signs of deteriorating friendliness in ourselves. Instead o f interfer­ ing in It, w* can confidently await our yougeter's first expreaiions of hurt at the ex­ ploding friend's refusal to share his new toy; his sud­ den renewal* of Interest in other friends new activities; family plan* tor visKa. edit­ ing i and parties; Ida increas­ ing complaints aa hi* dis­ appointment in the friend reaches more and more at his awareness. For to these stages of disengagement Been the bossy friend, we reooRdz* the step* by which ww our­ selves have gradually with­ drawn Rom ungirofitabla friendship with an over-con­ trolling and dominating perBut if ww arw atlH harassed by bullies in our own life, our child's InroU a ent with ao* can b t deeply disturbing. We can’t credit him with the ability to develop some resis­ tance to them. Other people’s domination of us Is too pain­ ful for ua to sod tire tha added pain of our child's submission to R. The Doctor Says: Ulcers Plague Wayne G. BrandsUdt, M. D. Newspaper Enterprise Asm . Ulcers, once considered the monopoly of beleaguered busi­ nessmen, are plaguing child­ ren. Peptic ulcers are mors common in Infants and child­ ren than was formerly believ­ ed because It Is much herder to recognize In children than in adults. A child, unfortunate­ ly, cannot always describe his symptoms accurately. Also peptic ulcer symptoms always vary with age. Often there are no symp­ tom* until a complication such as perforation of the ulcer through the w ill of the stomach, intestine or through a large blood vessel occurs. H a blood vessel is perforat­ ed there may be a massive hemorrhage through the bo­ wels or vomiting of blood. Several factors contribute to the cause of peptic ulcers In children. They are seen more often in children with parents who have had nicer*. They appear to be commoner in those whose blood group Is O. Boys are afflicted about six times as frequently as girls. As with adults, ulcers may follow extensive bums, treat­ ment with the cortisone group of drugs, malnutrition or a serious debilitating disease. These children are usually more hlgh-etrung than their playmates and they often harbor hostile feelings that they may not show. They have a stronger than average need for praise and affection. Although X • ray examina­ tion should be used in the diagnosis, ths results are of­ ten less dofinite in a child than In an adult. However, once diagnosis is m ade treat­ ment is often easier than with an adult. One child was cured when hi* father arrang­ ed to spend more time with him. Whatever the factor* are that make the child tense, they should be found and cor­ rected. Whan medical o r aurigleal measures are required they are the same aa for an adult with an ulcer. Q— For the last four months our 3-yaar-old soo ing his attention but nothing helps. Other habits he has outgrown. Will ha outgrow this? A— Lika thumb-sucking and other habits, this one will be outgrown if you don’t call his attention to It. Scolding is more apt to aggravate the habit than to stop it. Divert­ ing his attention Is fine If you are rel*zed about It and If he does not connect your frantic efforts to distract him with hit habit Ignoring it is ths bast policy. Rex Back On Top Of Bowling Loop Rex Liquors bounced back into first place In tha Busi­ nessmen's League at Jat Lanes by virtue of a threepoint win axer Smith's Amoco Service while Cavanaugh Tlr* Service was dropping two paints to Team No. 4 to anable Rex to sneak back lata the top spot. Res and Cavanaugh hava been exchanging the first two spots for five consecutive weeks. With only three weeks remaining on the schedule It is anyone's title. The third through sixth place teams are not ruled out at this stage because they could possibly catch fire and win most of their games and give the lead­ ers a battle right down to tha wire. Ray Robinson won all the honors this week with 211/317 while pacing Rex In their vic­ tory. Marshall Wiltshire hit 201/506 to help keep Smith's Amoco close. v *non Builder* won a 8 to 1 decision over Team No. I as Lea Biondl rolled 184/502 and Sam Faion 177/502. Ralph Betts paced Dlck’i Appliance in its three gam* nod over KondracU a n d Cline’s Sinclair by shooting a good 183/511. Steve Barnes was the high man for Sinclair with 1T7/I18. mtkm »utoting noises and The Library o f Congress Is teems to be sucking his ton- not required by law to pregot. JR* have triad Ignoring ••rv* a copy o f everything Ua, deciding him and divert­ r e s t o r e d for copyright, Starchiefs And Tempests Tied In Motor Loop The Starchiefs stole th* spotlight this week In the BUI Hemphill Mortorattea League aa they eame from two game* o ff tha pace te corral th* front-running Tempest* and share th* number ene spot with them. The Starchiefs won three points from the Ramblerettea while tha Tempests were able to gain a single victory ever th* Classics to create th* tfe. LIT Jo* Cleveland and Elaine Kostlval ware tha Tiarolnas” to tho Starchiefs as Je hit 183/620 which was her Aral 600 ■arias in league som peti­ tion and Elaine cam* through with 206/821. Barbara Rally rolled 166/444 fo r tha Classics and Marlon F anlln “ bombed” 172/466 for tha Tempests. Elisabeth Barich tore 'em up for th* Special* ns they wen three points from th* Sky­ larks. Elizabeth hit 208/482 for her second 200 game In th* past tow weeks. Jenin* Burk* with 177/468 was ths Acs for tha Skylarks. Caro­ lyn Nelson shot 180/462 to spark ths La Sabres to a thro# gams win ever th* Catalina*. Dot Johnson rolled 198/483 for the Pontiac* but It was o f Uttls us* as th* U ttar bal­ anced Invtctas, paced by Ver­ ic la Guinn's 170/448, took all four points. Joan Adams 167/ 454 was high in ths WildcatRlvlera clash and Jo Brown with 166/441 paced the A n baaador* to a throe potnt wta over the Grand PH*. The 8-10 split was picked up by Roe* Musks, Mabel Dug­ gan, Linda Post and Betty Ckristilok The 8-7 was picked up by Banbaru Rally, Norma Schnaldsr aad Polly Tbompaoa. Joan Magla converted th* 8-7, Jean Malle th* 8-7-9 and Polly Thompson made the 4* 5-7. Turksys wer* railed by Tadl Marsh, Jo Cleveland, Batty Murphy and Rita Gexti. Pour strikes In a row ware notched �f Unique Installation Conducted For P TO By Jane Ca«*elberry A unique installation cere­ mony was conducted Tuesday night at the English Estates Elementary School by Mrs. Lucas Garza of Orlando for officers of the PTO at the last meeting of the school year. The installation was cen­ tered around a treasure chest of Jewelry and each office was compared to a different jewel as the officers held a streamer of an appropriate • color. T h o s e installed included Tom Moses, president; Mrs. \V. T. Douglas Jr., first vice president; Mrs. Dale S. Bee• be, second vice president; Mrs. Robert Legs, recording secretary; Mrs. James Kain, corresponding secretary; C. K. Lytle, treasurer; Mrs, R. W. Crecdon, assistant treasur­ er, and Mrs. James Sheppard, representing the chairmen of standing committees. The retiring president, Mrs. Charles Deneen, gave a com ­ prehensive report of the year's activities and accom ­ plishments. She was presented with a lovely calling card tray by Mrs. Legg in behalf o f the PTO. Principal Morris Ruby an­ nounced the preschool round­ up to he held from 8-11 a.m. May 14. Refreshments of canapes ami ice cream punch were supplied by the room mothers and served by the fourth grade room mothers. Mrs. Ray Norman and Mrs. Gerald Mahonc arc chairmen of the homeroom mothers. Church Council To Sponsor Seminar Dr. Vernon Fox of Florida State University will lie the key-note speaker at n one-day Seminar on "The Church, Crime and Rehabilitation" to he held next Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church in Ocala beginning at 10 a.m. The Seminar is being spon­ sored by tho Commission on Evnngelism of the Florida Council of Churches whose chairman is Rev. Arthur Ride­ out of I’alatka. In addition to lectures by Dr. Fox, a panel of judges will discuss "How the Courts ore Involved in Crime” and four discussion groups will he heard on “ The Church and Law Enforcement,” "The Church and the Offender," "H ie Probationer and the Paroles," "The Church nnd Breeding Places o f Crime" and "The Church and Major Goals In Penology." Members o f the Scmlnnr will visit the Marion County jail, the Juvenile Shelter and the Florida State Schools for Girls at Ocala and Lowell. O I V I Y OU R S I I F T H K G I F T OF Yl At 'ROUND COMFORT GET A C-f W IA T H IU T R O N • IT MATS without fuel • IT COOLS without wolor N IW IO W TERMS FFA Unit Elected By Angus Assn. Coll fodoy for dotoffs Snnford Junior High FFA Chapter hns been elected to membership In the Americnn Angus Association at St. Joseph, Mo., announces Glen PLUMBING, HEATING Bratcher, secretary. AIK CONDITIONING This membership was one 1007 8. Sanford Are.. 922-6562 o f 765 issued to breeders of registered Aberdeen-Angus in the United States during the past month. W ALL ■D B& I THINKING OF BUYING A M O TO R SC O O TER ? Lake Monroe Jottings By Mrs. II. I - Johnson Well election day has come and gone. Near the closing time here in Monroe, the two lines waiting to vote, if stret­ ched out, would have taken in a city block. • • • The Ken­ neth Kerns have had as their guests their son Hoy and his family of Grrcnville, Miss. Roy is stationed there with the Air Force. They have been gone so long that this Is the first time granddaddy and grannie Kerns had seen their small grandchildren. I understand they had a real wonderful time with them. • • • It makes me want to see my three small grand­ daughters real bad too. • • • Maybe Cindy, Carol and lit­ tle Barbie will surprise us and walk in. • • * Murray and Ann Kanncr took a hur­ ried trip up to Chapel Hill, N. C., last weekend. • • • Ann Kanncr and Patsy Stan­ ton are planning a stork shower for Pat’ s sister Bar­ bara Bryant for tonight. • * We want to make a correc­ tion on something in last week’s Jottings. Vo nda (Kern) and Willie Carter are residing in West Palm Beach instead of Ft. Pierce. Being down the state a little farther still doesn’t keep them from coming home on weekends often. • • • Very glad to hear that Esther Spivey is now home again. She has been having her time o f being In the local hospital quite often. But she says she thinks maybe she can stay home this time, if she obeys the doc­ tor’s orders. So you do Just that Esther. • • • Also very glad to know that Mrs. J. I. Lake is home after her stayin the hospital. She and Mr. Lake both have been in the hospital but he beat her home. She is resting okay, according to her neighbors. Also very glad to find out that Robbie Dorn la doing okay and according to Mama Opal he will be able to re­ turn to school. Robbie was Injured by an automobile tome time ago. Now he will have a lot of lesson catchingup to do. But he will get it done. • • • Want to wish Yvonne Stripling a very hap­ py birthday. She will he a year older thla weekend. • • The local 4-H Handy Ilelpera Club gave a very Interesting program in Utc Upsala Pres­ byterian Church last Sunday. It was National 4-H Church Day and tha girls used the 4-H pledge at a background for their program. After the service the girli were sur­ prized by being given a 50 star flag by the local leader of the Woodmen of the World. John Andes. By the way, girls, a very important meet­ ing next Wednesday at Mrs. Wilsons. At this time you will receive last minute instruc­ tions on correct table care for the banquet the girls will serve when the Lake Monroe Home Demonstration Club celebrates its 30th anniver­ sary. Also the leaders will need to know how many plan to attend the 4-H Camp in June. So be there. • ♦ • The HD Banquet will take place next Thursday evening in White Hall of Upsala Presby­ terian Church. At this time the state district HD Agent, Miss Helen Holstein, will be the speaker. Also taking part will be Miss Myrtle Wilson, local agent and county agent and Mrs. Cecil Tucker. Hope every member will attend and make It a very enjoyable evening. • • • Sorry to hear that Miss Arie Mann is con­ fined to her home because of illness. If I know Aric she also is worrying about not being able to l>e on tho Job at tiic Monroe School. In a few days you will see her hack. • • • Mrs. S. E. Nor­ wood and daughters Ixircna (Mrs. J. II.) Tindol and Norine Norwood have returned from a motor trip to Knox­ ville, Tcnn. • • • Ethel Todd had several of her Sanford Junior High girl friends over last weekend for a slumber party at her home on the Up­ sala Hoad. Wish you could have heard all she told me they did. • • • Our thought this week: "Example sheds a gentle ray of light that friends are apt to borrow. So first improve yourself today and improve your friends to morrow. Watch for the VESI-A STORY as advertised In the following magazines: Issue Of 4-H NEWS 8 Issue Of LIFE MAGAZINE Issue Of CYCLE WORLD Issue Of PLAYBOY Auxiliary Police Authorized In North Orlando Two North Orlando citizens, Donald Wilcox and Henry Ward, were sworn In as Aux­ iliary Police at the Maycouncil session by Mayor Irene Van Eepocl following abolishment of the police "volunteer" system upon rec­ ommendation of Councilman Dave Tiison, police and fire commissioner for the rouncil. Ward, longtime resident of the village who has contribut­ ed much to civic endeavors, later told the Herald that in his opinion "discontinuing the volunteer system was one of the best things ever accom ­ plished in the community." Sanford Private Finishes Course FORT LEONARD WOOD, MO. (A llT N O — Army Pvt. Thonmt It. Harrison, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Oscar T. Har­ rison, Route 1, I-ongwood, has completed an eight-week cook­ ing course at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Harrison received Instruc­ tion in bread, cake and pas­ try linking, meat rutting and Army mess ball operation. He entered the Army last December and completed bas­ ic training at Fort Gordon, to all me on T h e 22-year-old soldier is a 1060 graduate o f Lyman High School in I aiiikwooi I. Before entering the Army, Harrison was employed by American Bakeries Company, Orlando. The water flea Is not an In­ sect, hut a tiny freshwater shellfish about one-tenth-inch long. who May RUTH voted GALLAGHER rd . Pol. Adv. LINTON L. COX JuHticc Of Peace — District ti I wish (o express my ap­ preciation (o all (hone who voted for me on May 5th. auk aupport their in continued the run o ff "rules"were "hoard from coun­ cil at their original introduc­ tion and insisted, although no names were mentioned, that "certain members of council have been known to change opinion from meeting to meet­ ing." In conclusion, motion was made by Councilman Arthur Fcrrin that, " if necessary, a vote be taken at a future meeting" which met with ap­ proval from Tiison who ex­ plained that he "had no ob­ jections to establishing con­ duct rules for the meetings it they are established by all members of the council." Annual Mother's Day Service Set In Longwood At First & Palmetto (Alongside old post office) n-Ul—xpanzoE. a. white-fJu’hnut J snle May 16-16 at the Super Valu Food Store on SR 436. Mrs. Elizabeth Cootidgc nnd Mrs. Herbert .Inch will he in rharge. Those wishing to con­ tribute to the project Bre in- i vitod to bring donnted items i to the church garage on Mnit- ! land Avenue. Furniture Co. • Carpets • Furniture • Tile • Pianos * Rental Reds Sun Proof HOUSE PAINT lly Donna I’ stes Plans were made for the annual Mother's Day Memor­ ial Service at the joint meet­ ing of the Ladies’ Auxiliary ami the Men's Brotherhood of the First Pcnccostal Church of I-ongwood held Monday evening at the church. The service, which is spon­ sored by the auxiliary, will take place Sunday at the 11:15 a. m. worship hour. Of­ fering is received will bene­ fit local needy families as well as give assistance to the Young People's Camp, the Children's Orphanage of the P rotact your hom o with long-lasting, Church and Home ami For­ bliator-raalitant Sun-Proof Latox Houaa eign Missions. Paint. No naad to prlmo pravloualy paintIn other business, further ad aurfaca In good condition. Drlaa In 30 plans were made for the minutes . . . colors stay brighter, too. rummage sale scheduled for May 22 23 at Super Valu Food Store on SR 436. Mrs. Obera Young is chairman of the event. Mrs. Addie Adams was elected secretary to replace Mrs. Evelyn Hayes who lias 114 W. 2nd Sanford Ph. 322-6461 resigned. Following tho business PimiURGH PAINTS krtp iho' meeting refreshments were look ionqpt served by Mr. ami Mrs. Jesse Brown. No primer necessary (or most repaint work McRaney Paint & Glass More and more are joining the COMET SALES HAVE NEARLY DOUBLEDr May 26th. rd. Pol. Adv. Thank You THEN . . . LET LEWIS SALES & SERVICE Show you how you can own a NEW VESPA for NOTHING DOWN and LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS . . . up to 24 months to pay. Rules of conduct for meet'ings of the North Orlando Village Council, as spelled out by Mayor Irene Van Eepocl during her first month In of­ fice, were challenged as be­ ing "contrary to the Village Charter" by newly elected Councilman Mrs. Mona Grinstead at the May council ses­ sion. Heading directly from a copy of the charter, Mrs. GrinMe.nl pointed out that all meetings of the council are to lie open to public citirens, that said citizens are entitled to be heard on any matter and that only the “ full” rouncil is giv­ en power to determine rules of order for tho meetings. Her statement was backed by thunderous applause from the large attendance, indoors and out, and by Cnuneilm.m Dave Tiison who adamantly stated that he "would not rec­ ognize any rules unless es­ tablished under regulations of the charter." Tiison went on to list his exceptions to Mrs. V an Eepoel’t action; ( l ) "your mandate that no business shall Ik- brought before coun­ cil unless three days notifica­ tion is given in advance of meeting;” (2) "lack of notice to council members on pre­ pared agenda" and (3) "ru l­ ing that council member or citizen is ‘out of order' unless railed upon by you . . . citi­ zens should lie given n rea­ sonable opportunity to be heard as should answers from the audience." He further stated that he wished to point out that "you, as mayor, in actuality, are nothing more thnn another rouncil member anil I am in very violent objection to Uie fact that you luve taken U|>on yourself to establish auch rules ulllmut consulting other members of this council. Your rules were accepted by no vole of this council," he stressed. In defense Mrs. Van Erpocl reminded that no exceptions to her proposed "conduct" OVER 35 YEARS WINNER S CIRCLE for 5th. H. and Object To 'Rules' By Julia llartos The Altar Society of the Altamonte Springs St. Mary j Magdalen Catholic Church tFb*f #aitforb WfralTi Fri. May 8, 1964— Pnpe 5 Gn. My Sincere Thanks Only Mrthod In the United 8tates, dur­ ing colonial timea, the only available method o f dissolv­ ing • marriaga was by act o f a legislative assembly, ac­ cording to tha Encyclopaedia Britannica. Good I d e a . . . "YES!” MAY MAY MAY MAY A TREASURE CHEST played an important role in the installation of 1*70 officers at English Estates Elementary School which was conduct­ ed by Mrs. I.ucns Garza, riirlit. Officers arc, from left, Tom Moses, Mrs. W. T. Douglas Jr., Mrs. Dale S. lleeho, Mrs. Robert L ckk. Mrs. James Kain, C. K. Lytle and Mrs. R. W. Crecdon. (Herald Photo) Village Councilmen Altar Society Plans Sale for the wonderful vole given me No wonder Comet sales are soaring-setting new records every day! This car's a winner and everybody loves a winner. It's the World's Durability Cham­ pion . . . winner of the Pure Oil Achievement Award . . . '6 4 ’s Most Honored Car for styling and design . . . holder of a traditional record (or high resale value . . . bigger, bolder, more beautiful than any Comet before! Better join the winner's circle—today! •Ntliontl Itltl Hgurtt, unit ptnod '04 va. M in (he May 5th Primary. I am deeply grateful for your confidence We Sell — Service — Trade — Demonstrate And Rent Get a"success”deal on’64’s hottest car! and earnestly aollcR your continued aupport and vote on May 26th. LEWIS SALES AND SERVICE 2517 W. Country Club Rd. (20th St.) SANFORD Marjorie Shepard Candidate PH. 322-7928 For SEMINOLE COUNTY J _ TAX HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY, INC. COLLECTOR Pd. Pci. Adv. 109 North Palmetto Ave. / .: �I » fa n 0 About Sports Oliva's Homers Pace Twins To Victory Over Angels Thinking O ut Loud Ex-Boxing King MaJorLeagues M yrtle Adams, Edie; l ions Meet Avon “ By T n T IirT O M lroa - T g a ii ■ / »»• c u »• g -I ft1 2 9 C 5 Helpf Phils Keep Up With Giants By Ifattsd Press lateruattsnal Flfty-eight aspirant* lor AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. OB berth* on Semlnol* High’* Team Gevelxnd 11 S •98S 1M4 van ity football aquad Vi Chicago 10 5 .007 turned out Wednesday afterBy Milton Rldiman New York 9 7 .569 1 The Mery Either sponsored This wash the participants noon lor the tin t eeettoB of UPI Sports Writer 9 • J00 9 Baltimore Ths Oviedo Lions put their tournament for the Sanford cut off some strokes from fp r io f gridiron drills. The word on Tony Oliva is Detroit • • .500 9 Women's Goil Association will 14-game winning streak on tha Head Coach Jim Plgott high and tight, which may be Minnesota 10 10 .500 9 the previous week's scores. b* go' $ down to tho wire line tonight In Avon Park greeted the unexpected large a condition to be in on Hew Los Angeles 9 11 .450 4 next wreck with some pretty Leading with a net of 62 are when they vie with Avon Park number of youngsters which Year’s Eve but sure seems to Boston 10 .449 8 4 Edle Were and Myrtle Adams. tight ocores. for the Claea B regional bastfaeluded U returning letter* be the wrong way to pitch to Washington 9 14 .191 5Vi Following closely with M's ball championship. b o o and about 10 ninth grad* Minnesota’s fantastic rookie. Kansas City 7 11 .38* • are Lorraine Miller and Jo Tonight's aL'air is sched­ ers from the Sanford Junior Thursday's Result* They’ve tried pitching every McDaniel. Grouped together uled to get under way at 7:30. High School who also have possible way to him and noth Boston 7 Detroit 9 with 64's are Elsie Mero and Coach Paul Mikler has giv­ high hopes o f making the ing has worked so far. Minnesota 9 Los Angeles 1 Barbara Morrison, Jan John­ en the pitching nod to his ace Tribe’s varsity this fall. " I f there waa a higher lea­ Clevclsnd 9 Bsltimore 4 son and Ida B. Wilson and hurler, Jim Courier. If the Plgott said that there would gue," quips Sam Mele, Minns- New York 9 Wsshington * Patricia Stcnitrom and Vivian Lions can get by the always be 94 positions open on the aota’a delighted m a n a g e r , Only fem es scheduled Pierce. strong Avon Park nine they •quad aod they’ll be filled "w e’d send him there.” Saturday's Gama* Further down tha list arc will win a berth in the state's by the beat men among those Chicago at Los Angeles (n) Fat chancel Muriel Scott and Blanche Class B tournament final* to who really want to play foot­ The 22-year-old Oliva ap­ Kansas City at Minnesota Mors than 100 cart, includ­ Nicely, Frsncbon McRoberts be played next weekend. ball. pear! to be with the Twins to Biltlmore at Detroit ing aome o f tha hottest In the and Lucille Heard and Marion The Lions have a record of Jim revealed that during Boston et Washington stay. Southeast, will compete for Cox and Jane McKlbbln. the forthcoming seaaoo—the 14 victories against one loss. New York at Cleveland Oliva had the Los Angalta $600 In trophies end prize The women's group will par­ Their only set back came at first in the Metro Conference NATIONAL LEAGUE Angela talking to themaelvaa money Saturday night as the ticipate in tha Inter-city tour­ the hands of the Lyman Grey, —he will utilise throe teams. P e t GB Team W L Thursday when he teed o ff for Seminole Timing Association nament scheduled for Dubs- hounds in the opening game The three elevens will go two homers, one of which wax Ssn Fran. 11 5 .722 roll* out another top drag rae dread Country Club in Orlan­ of the season. both ways, that la offensive­ Philadelp'a 13 4 .667 1 ing program at the Osceola do next Thursday and the ly and defensively. "One a grand slam, plue a pair of Milwaukee 12 4 .600 a The contest tonight will Airport, near Genova Pro-Am Tournament st Pine probably be Oviedo's toughest aquad will be In there until singles to drtva in six runs in St. Louis 12 9 .571 2Vi a 0-1 victory for tha Twins. Time trials begin at 7:30 Meadows Country Club in of the season. Avon Park lost they mak* a mistake," said Tha homers were Oliva’s Pittsburgh 11 9 .550 I p.m. with eliminations set Eustls on May 28. Plgott. "When that happens," their first tilt of the year but 3 Vi Cincinnati 11 10 .524 for • o'clock. be added, "are’ll mak* a sixth and sevsnth of ths sea- Chicago have bounced back to come 5 Vi 10 .419 7 son. Teammate Jimmie Hall Much attention will b# fo­ rhinge again." out victorious in 18 consecu­ Lot Angelts 9 13 .409 4 cused on a 1957 Chevrolet That Uth man will be used also contributed his sixth as tive games. Mikler says the 14 6 Vi .391 9 Houston which driver-owner Jimmy to plug up a bole wbereever Jim Kaat posted his third vic­ New York Avon Park nine is a well bal­ .200 4 10 10 Walbel calls "The Fugitive." VI o r whenever be’e needed. "He tory with a five-hitter. Joe I ■ | _________ anced ball club and both Thursday's Results This particular fugitive spent ^ might also be a specialist," Adcock hit hi* third homer for teams are expecting a pitch­ Philadelphia 9 Milwaukee 9 most o f it* time running sway said Jim, "w e’ll have to wait the Angeles, ers battle. The Oviedo coach St. Louie 4 Pittsburgh 2 Tha Indians moved back into from other E-claaa entries in ftfld »m .h said that both s t a r t i n g Houston 2 Los Angeles 1 sweeping to first place at ths Plgott’ said that the II let first plaea all by themselves moundsmen tonight have iden­ Sin Francisco 7 Chicago 6 Samsula Drag 8trip last Sun­ termee did not constitute his with a 9-4 triumph ovtr the tical records of 9 wins and 1 New York 3 Cincinnati 2 day. Its 270 hp V-9 engine entire crop o f returning let­ Orioles, the Yankess wors Members o ( the Ball sn d ; ion . Saturday’s Games carried Walbel to a 99.04 mph Chain Mixed Bowling League ter winners of last season’s down the Senators, 9-4, and Milwaukee at Pittsburgh ebampiooahlp team which the Red Sox beat tha Tigers, clocking during one of its held their end o( the season Los Angelts at San Francisco Banquet Date Set tours down the quartar-mll* banquet at the Lake Monroe captured 10 victories In 11 7-9, In other AL gsmsa . Cincinnati at Philadelphia It was announced today that Philadelphia Manager Gene •trip. games. Inn snd trophies and prizes Houston at Chicago "W e’ v* got eight or nine Mauch kept h o 11 e r 1 n g for Top stock eliminations will were presented by loop presl Seminole High School's all St. Louis at New York sports banquet will be held boys oo the track squad and "more punch” and he finally feature the added color of dent, Earl Unger. May 26 at the school's cafsthey’re still working out with got It—from a former heavy­ Lakeland's "Great Southern Tbe Four-Jokers, a team teria. Track Coach Dick Williams weight champion. Goat" entry, a 1964 Plymouth comprised of Shirley and In preparing for this week* powered by a 429 hp engine. Floyd Martin plus Verna and Not many peopla realise the SIGN FOR BOUT end’s state traek meet in Phillies carry an ex-boxing Driver Hugh Oglesby has Andy Bolton, took the league Results Thursday SAN FRANCISCO (UTI) — Gainesville. When t h a t ’ s champ around with them. driven the ear to victories in title. In second place was Rotary 9, Civitan 1 over, ’ explained P l g o t t , almost every atrip in Florida, the Unsparablet — • team Joe Brown, the former light­ Catchsr Clay Dalrymple cer­ R o t a r y ___ 003 101 4 - 9 11 1 "they’ ll Join us. Including several at the local comprised of Glnny and Chris weight champion of the world, tainly doesn’t look like one to Plgott listed his lettermen begin with and ths ways hs’s Civitan — 010 000 0— 1 9 2 track. Muff plus Alice and Jim Sex and Paulie Armstead- sn able WP— Bobby Powell (9-0) and durable campaigner, have now engsged In the spring been hitting lately, he couldn't National Hot Rod Associa­ ton. LP—John Wolfe (1-9). workouts as follows: Seniors outpoint your alster, anyway. tion rules will be used In Tied for third place were been signed for a 10-round CPO 12, Lake Mary 9 —en Larry Watson; guards classifying cars in Saturday's the Dutch Treats and the bout at Kezar Pavilion on But ha delivered a knockout Joe Parless, Steve Clark, punch Thursday night with a Lake Mary 000 000— 0 0 1 races, President Don Witt, of Four Markers. Thelma snd May 25. Brown won a unani­ Brad Pruden and Joe Purdy; two-run homer that waa his CPO ........... CIS Olx— 12 11 1 the Seminole Timing Associa­ Dutch Unger and Kathy snd mous decision Tuesday night WP— Danny Lea (9-1), LP— tion, announced. He said I t eeeters Steve Ballnt and first hit in two weeke and car­ Pate Bukur make up the over Tony Perex. David Howe t quarterbacks ried ths Phils to a 0-0 victory Ken Riser (1-3). club is trying "fo r as smooth Dutch Treats while Margie STANDINGS * Ron Hinton; halfbacks Buddy over the Milwaukee Bravts. a drag race as can be per- and Farrell Ferris plus Bern Team W L P et formed in this atate for tho Burton, Danny TlUis and Billy Ice and Gilbert Smith rolled Dalrymple, batting an anem­ Elks ...................... 6 3 .007 greater enjoyment of spectaKuykendall; Juniors —ends for the Four Markers ic .095, connected o ff Hank K iw an is---- ----- 6 9 .626 tors and drivers." Mike Gray and Mike FordIndividual trophies went to Fischer, who pitched a twoShrine ...... B 4 J56 ham; quarterback At Booface; He also announced a two- Mrs. Bolton for tbe women's hitter against tha Phillies hie Rotary _________ _ B • .600 day dreg racing program high average — a 157; to An fullback Sonny Messer; tac­ last previous tims o u t The C1 O .1 . ^ . . . . . 4 0 .400 scheduled for May 30-31 at the dy Bolton for the 174 men's kle Dave Gollober; guard blow put Phitsdslphla ahead Steve Harris and halfback Civitan _________ _ 4 6 .400 Osceola Drag Strip. More than high average; to Margie Kipp to stay and helped Art MsLake Mary ........... 4 6 .400 $1,500 in prize money will be for her high women's series Chuck Scott. haffey to his second victory Among those still on the Game Friday up lor grabs by the 200 en­ of 547; and fo Albert Kipp track squad art tickle Dave even though Jack Baldchun Kiwanis at Elks tries which STA plans to host. for hla high men'* series of had to ball him out In the Noell and fullback Lee Spark 7:80 p. m. (Memorial 910. eighth following a threa-run man. Stadium) Shirfay Martin took wo­ homer by Eddie Mathews. Assisting Plgott are coaches men's high game honors for About Dalrymple'* boxing Jim McCoy and Ralph Stu919; Jim Sexton's 941 was background, be was the heavy­ mpf. Dick Williams will Join high game for men; Allxe the workouts next week along weight champion at Chico, Sexton’s 599 took honors for with John Colbert and Pi- Cali. State College where be Rcaalta Thursday high, series handicap; high g o lfs five-man mentoring won 11 o f hi* 13 bouts. Results Wednesday Iluat Lin-Mor. 7, First Fed. 9 series handicap honors for The Giants stayed on top staff will carry the ball from Hunt Lln-Msr .. 110 119—7 7 Alta. San. 7, North Orlando 0 men went to Bryant Hickson with a 7-6 win over the Cubs, there. Colbert la currently First F e d ._____ 000 111—3 4 Altam. Twins 10, Longwood 7 for hit 631; high game handi still coaching tha S11S swim the Cardinals picked off the W P -B ubba Park (1-0), LP— Bear Lake 4. Sunlsnd 1 cap trophy went to Ginny Pirates, 4-9, the Colts beat the mlng team. Lake Mary 6, Casselberry 0 Huff for her 227 and I’ete David Wiggins (1-2). "The boyi looked good In Dodgers, 1-1, and tha Meta STANDINGS Bukur look high game handi STANDINGS the opening workouts," sskl ended a five-gem* losing W cap honors for men with i Team W L P et Team Plgott. "There were more streak with a 9-9 win over the 2 231. Hunt Lin-Mor — 9 0 1.000 Altamonte Senators there than I anticipated but Reds. 1 The most improved bowler Loco. Eng r e ......... 7 9 .700 Bear Lake we’re glad to have them try 1 awards went to Shirley Mar First Fad----------- 4 0 .400 Lake Mary and make the team. Wa had 1 tin and Ray Kaleel. Crying Chase .. ............ ..... I 0 .9*3 Altamonte Twins 10 boys from Junior High 1 towsla ware presented to Standard Oil ..... 0 I .000 North Orlando Croomi High School and I expect there will be I-ongwood o other women members o f the Game Friday Mid today that the lnstitumore within a day or so. 0 Sunlsnd league and bowlers' coffee Standard Oil at Chats tlon's annuel awards day will "W e’ve got a long way to Casselberry 0 mugs went to ths men. 4:90 p. m., Ft. Msllon Park go to get ready lor the Me­ be bald at 1 p.m., June S, Gama Saturday tro Conference," Plgott ex­ Presentations will b* made Standard Oil at Hunt plained. It’s not going to be during an assembly to be held 10:00 a. m., Bay Avenuo Park eaay but 1 do feel we’U be in the school's gymnasium. Park Tonight For W are Lead Tourney Regional Crown Over 100 Cars To Compete In Drag Racing Program Ball And Chain Presents Awards Junior League I 8 Siff Banfnrh Pape 6— Fri. May 8, 19G4 Rrrath Lee Hurls N o -H itfe r fo r C PO; Hunt Still Unbeaten Danny Le*, CPO’* atalwart hurler, snd th« Hunt LlncolnMercury Automen — better known these days as tbs "un­ touchables — stuck out like egg yolks In a pair of aunnyslde ups In City Recreational Department leagus play Thursday. Lee tossed a no-hitter as the CPO'ers shut out the Lake Mary nine In a Junior Boys League contest, 12 to 0, and Hunt grabbed it* ninth straight victory In downing Men's League First Federal 7 to 9, in a Lit­ tle National League affair. Meanwhile, in the Little American loop tbe Bankers of Sanford Atlantic, victims tn their first seven games this Seamanship And Boating Courses Begin Next Week sea ion, have turned Into vflllana. They have woo their last two contests, topping Per­ fection Thursday, 13 to 9. In the Men’s League Flor­ ida State Bank posted a 15 to 0 decision over Wilsoo Maior and Robb’s Construc­ tion clobbered tbe winles* USO nine, 30 to 9. Mike Hendry homered for Robb's, his fourth of the season. Mike Woodruff hit for the circuit for Florida State, alio hia fourth of the seaaoo. ORLANDO, Fla. — Central Florida boating enthusiasts are invited to attend aafe Reaulta Thursday boating and seamanship les­ Florida State Bank 15, Results Thursday sons next week at the Great­ Wilaon-Maier 9 Sanford AtL Beak It, er Orlando Chamber of Com­ Fla. Perfection Dairy 9 St. Bank 115 242 0— 15 13 2 merce building. An elght-leeSanford AtL 144 004— 18 8 6 ■on safety course sponsored Wilson* Perf. Dairy .. 420 012— 9 8 6 Mater . 001 002 2— 6 11 B by the Orlando CofC will be WP—Jeff Ward (1-2), LP— ths United WP—Robert Murrl* (4-8), prsernted by Dalton (0-2). States Coait Guard Auxiliary LP— Don Massla (4-4); HR’s STANDINGS (FSB) Mike Woodruff, 4th o f Sanford-Orlando Flotilla be­ Team W L Pet. ginning Thursday. the year); Buddy Burton ( l i t Navy ....... .. 0 2 .750 The safety and eeamanehlp o f the year. Fla. St. B a n k ____ 6 3 .607 Hobbs Cofutruetloa 30, USO 8 course will be held Tuesdays Perf. Dairy — -6 6 .650 U S O ____010 133 O— 8 11 0 and Thursdays at 7:46 p.m. George’s ____™ ... 4 6 .400 Registration will open at 7 Robbs — 140 438 x—29 18 4 Sanford Ati. Bank 2 7 .223 WP—Earl Evans (1-1), LP p.m. on the first meeting Game Friday — John Werth (O-0)j HR— night. Navy at Fla. State Bank Registration la free an ! (Robbs) Mike Hendry (4th of boat ownership Is not requir­ 4:30 p. m., Bay Avenue Park the year). Game Saturday ed. The only expenses reqqulrSTANDINGS Navy at Sanford Atlantic ed are for ths taxt book and Team w L Pet. 10:00 a. m. (Ft. Mellon Park) materials. Kingswood . 8 1 .889 5 4 .65-1 Chss# ...... .... Longwood _____ _ 5 4 .65G Robbs Construct’n 6 4 .550 FRIDAY — SATURDAY — SUNDAY 5 4 .650 Wllson-Mtler One FREE Game On Red Pin Strike FU. S t B an k ____ 4 5 .444 (NO OTHER COUPONS ACCEPTED) McJtaney ________ 4 5 .444 USO ....................... 0 9 .000 GREEN PIN STRIKE! Game# Tonight Non* Scheduled (3 FREE GAMES) Gams Saturday (Exhibition) Starke, Fla. at Kingswood (2 games) a ir 3 2 2 -7 K 4 2 fh ke baby 7:00 and 8:80 p. tn. CONDITIONED SI1T1NO SERVICE (Ft. Msllon Park) Lillie American * WEEK-END SPECIAL! JET LANES WHERE THERE’S SMOKE...THERE'S FIRE WHERE THERE'S VALIANT South Seminole Little National Little League TH ER E* HOT Awards Day Slated r>l able to hold our owo. "During the first sessions— which last about an hour and a half—we oriented the boys oo what our plana were and What we expected of them We explained that they would go both waya this Fall," Plgott said he and hla staff were bolding the drill* down to an hour and a half alnce that’s tha usual time the BBS workouts. "Wa don’t feel that you can teach a youngster very much whan be’a tired and warn out," said Plgott. "Anyway, we’d rather have a hustling abort workout than a draggy fang one." And faU will be here be­ fore wa realise Jt Tbara’U be the color, tha bands, tbs crowds, tha cheer leaders, the clash o f leather, tit* groans o f disappointment and the yetis o f delight But much of it will depend upon what la going on right now every afternoon at the Samkaole practice field. As they used to say, a hero is mads, not born. Aod Jlm’a coaching staff right now is tryiog to mould a few. H m triple crown of Ameri­ can hors# racing la mad* up of Uw Kentucky D a r b y , J'rcnkness and B a l mo n t •tabes. QUICK ACTION OQNSHTENT CHICAGO (UPU—Ki-haavyPHILADELPHIA (UPI) weight champion Joe Louis Glcnna Collett Vara won the scored 10 first-round knock­ U. S. Women’s Amateur golf out* among 94 kayoes in hla II championship six timai; ISO, fight*. 99, ’l l , '29, '90, '33. M«t| Cadet P A IN TS DESIGNED WITH THE HOMEOWNER IN MIND 20" • 26" CUTTING WIDTH WITH YAZOO'S HEAVY DUTT R U C C E D N E SS DISCOUNT ON A NATIONAL BRAND PAINT H ot news on the hottest com pact MUONS ONIf mtmtr 209 W. First S tm t B u fo rd LOW DOWN O N ti C O A T ACSYUC UTtX HOUU PAINT a eeeei PAYMENT Adfc for a demomtnHorj W* Sail — Service — Trade — Dtmonstrat* AM Raat 822-3649 Cue—Iberry Plus CaaaclLcrry 888*7681 ’ EASY TERMS LEW IS SALES AND SERVICE 2517 W. Country dub Rd. (20th St.) SANFORD PH. 822*7928 in town—Valiant/64 stylet Sales are it a sisxlin' high—and your Plymouth Dealer is offering red* hot deals, trading like it was mid* summer! He wants to keep the heat on right through the model year. So for tha beat deal on tho best all-around compact, answer his smoke signal! AT YOUR PLYMOUTH DEALER'S BRASS M O TO RS • 5 /9 East First St, Sanford, Fla. 6< ♦ �<* 1 1 f it w eenedk TOUR of HOMES Bathroom Or Sprinkler System Looklnf fo r a beautiful homo in beautiful surroundin n . away from tha huitlo and buitla o f tha big cltlea but y«t with modern conven­ ience* o f auburban Ufa I But. . . Short of Cash? No Need To W aitSHORT OR LONG TERM AVAILABLE AT LOW COST SANFORD'S LEADING BANKS ARRANGED IN OUR OFFICE FINANCING THRU ONE OF — MOST LOANS — IN MINUTES. Bernard Carver, president o f Boiton'a B C. Morton Or­ ganization predicted her* yeaterdey record mutual fund salt* fo r next year when Fed­ eral tax-cut legislation be­ come* fully effective. "A » a m u lt , the combined aneta of all mutual fundi mey well p e n the $40 billion mark by the end of 1U66,” WALL SUPPLY 111 N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA. 822-5412 “ H ea d q u a rters For Sprlnker Systems’* Legal Notice H U N D R ED S HAVE NOTCH OF anr.lllFF'H k.tl.U NOTIC* IX IIKIIKIIY OIVBN that I. J. MJTIIKH IIOUHV. PH.riff o f H.mlnol* County, Florida, by virtu* o f a writ l»■urd out o f th* Circuit Court In *nd for H.mlnol* County. Flo r­ id*. on th* |7th day o f I)*c*mb.r, A D . 1911, In that c . r u i n raua* b*tw«*n Mar.ball N. Jana.n and n .n a vla v* Caa* Jan.rn, b l . wlfa, Plaintiff*, and Alan Ilovay. rt al. r>*f»nd»nt». hav* In my po.«*.alon th* fol­ low in g d* .crib.it real aatatr. altuntr. lying and brin g In H.mlnol* County, Florida, towit: Dot* : t and 99. W ork t». HANI.ANDO TIIK HUDUIlll IIKAPTIFIJU HANFOllO HKCTION, accord ing to th" Plat th a r.o f a . racordad In Plat llook 1. Pag* ee. o f th» Public n » c » r d . of H. mlnol* County. Florida. Lota II. II and 19. lllork Z(l. HANI.ANDO TIIC HUDTt!U» IIEAPTIKI’ U HANFOIID HECTION', a cco rd ­ ing to t h . P U l t h . r . o f a . r . c o r d . d In Plat nook 9. png* es. o f th " Public n * corda o f Hamlnol* County. Florida. Imta 1 and I. Itlock 1*. HANI.ANDO THE HUBITUII HEAITTIFL’ U HANFOIIH HECTION. accord ing to th" Plat Ih .r ao f a* r"cord"d In Plat llook 9, Pag* *e. of t h . Public Haeord* o f H.m­ lnol* County. Florida. I. nt* 99 and <0. Plock SI. HANI.ANDO THE BUHI'IMI IIEAP TIFUU P A I. M HPHINOH HECTION. ac­ cord ing tn th " Plat t h . r r o f aa racordad In Plat Hook I. Pag* II. o f tha Public racord. nf Samlnala Coun­ ty. Florida. ) Dot* II and II. 71,/»CK P. W K H T ALTAMONTE HEIOHTH. HECTION NO. 9. aa r .c o n lc d In Plat Bonk 101. Paga 71 o f th* Public Paeorda o f Hamlnol* Coun­ ty, Florida. Lota tt and Waal H o f t.ot II. Plock F. Tract *7. HANI.ANDO HPIHNOH. a. recorded In Plat Pook 4, P n g " 65. of the Public It.cnrd* nf H.mlnol* County, Florid-. aa tha proparty o f Alan Ile v.y, at at, P.fandantat that on th* t l t h day nf May. A.D. 1944. b . t w a . n tb* l.g a l hour, o f •air. to-w lt : after 11:*# o'clock In th* forenoon and bafora 9;oo o’ clock In tho afternoon, on th* aald day at th* front door nf tho County Court Houa* In Hanrnrd, H.mlnol. C o u n t y . Florida. I ahall o f fe r fo r .ala tn th* high.at bidder fo r raah In band, th* above dtacrlhad property of Alan llovey. at at. Defendant.. J. L H obby Hh.rlff nf H.mlnnte County, Florid* ru td t.h ; May I. I. II. II. 1»<« SEEN IT AND APPROVED! HAVE YOU SEEN IT YET? Your dream home — built on YOUR lot — the way YOU want it . • . WHERE you want it! SEE “THE FLORIDIAN” 2,200 BQ. FT. BRICK M O D EL H O M E Just Off Mellonville On Forest Dr. Next to 24th SL, SANFORD 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS Air - Conditioned Throughout Central Heating FOR AS LOW AS 16,000 FINANCING CAN BE ARRANGED ON YOUR LOT OPEN FOR YOUR INSPECTION Sat. & Sun. 1 P. M. to 6 P. M. Week Day* By Appointment — Ph. 822-5011 EXCLUSIVE WITH LEROY C. ROBB CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 2800 B. SANFORD AVE. — SANFORD 9 Sun n Ju n Ben. F. Ward Realty, repThan taka a drive out Ovitdo-way over the weekend eienting Shoemaker at Ovie­ and take a vialt through the do and Mead Manor, reports two model home* offered by th* two model* will be open the Shoemaker Conetruction for inspection from 1 p.m Company at Mead Manor. intll dark on Saturday and Sunday. Record Mutual Fund Sales Seen Thomas Still SEE US N O W ! - - - in LAKE SYLVAN HOMESITES! the Inveatment executive laid. Mr. Carver spoke at the Mayfair here during tb* op. enlng seiilon o f a three day conference attended by man­ agers and representative* of 9 of the Morton Organizetlon’e 11 Florida financialeervlce center*, hotted by Harry C. Echelberger, San­ ford resident manager. Mr. Carver told th* gather­ ing he expected the current installment o f the tax reduc­ tion bill to ipark a strong upsurge In (alee o f mutual fund share* and plant to in­ vestor* thla Fall and Winter, adding: “ Fund Induetry volume In 1964 should be lubetanlally higher then at any time since before the 1962 bear market. However, It will probably still be considerably under the previous hlghi. “ But by next year when th* full Impect of tax legi­ slation and economic expan­ sion it felt, there Is every reason to expect that hun­ dred* o f thousands of new shareholder* will Invest bil­ lions of dollar* o f new monoy in mutual fund (hares. And much o f that money will l>ecom* available through tax iavlnge.” B. C. Morton operates over 65 financial service center* nationwide, daallng in mutual fundi, realty Invcetment, In•ured laving* and loan as.oelation placements, and insur­ ance. On Dean’s List Jam** Carey Owen, Jr., Sanford, a studant at th* Un­ iversity of Tennessee College o f Medicine in Memphis, made the dean's Hit for acholaitie achievement during the Winter quarter. 11a live* at 1516 Magnolia. Legal Notice In lb * Canrl e f tb* Cannty JaSge, a .m la n l. Cauaty, Bfata nf PlarlSa. la Prabal* In e* Iba K.tala afi VIOLA «• ST A UK Dacaaa.d. FINAL NOTH'* Nolle* I* baraby glvan that Ih* unAaralgn.A will, on th* lt th <1ay o f Juno, A. D. 1911, praaant to th* llonnraM* c o u n ­ ty Juilgt nf H.mlnnl. County, Florbla, hi. final r.lu rn, a c ­ count and vnuchtr., aa Kaarutor o f th " E.tata o f VIOLA M. PTA7IK. A . . t a . . d and at aald time, then and th.r*. m a k. application to th . add Judge for a final . r l l l . m . n t o f h i. admlnl.tratlon o f aald *.tata, and for an ordar dlach argin g LUTHE R C. HART, JR. aa aueh Esaeutor. Datad this tb* n t h day o f April. A. P 1911. Luther C. Hart. Jr. Aa Kaacutor o f tb* Eatat* e f VIOI,A M. ST A UK Doeaooad. I. Jo* Davit, Jr. P. O. D r a w . r III* Hanford, Florida Robert B. Thome* Jr., San­ ford Herald correspondent, continues to top Seminole County blood donors, accord­ ing to Mr*. Robert Ilauman, nf the Seminole County blood bank. Thomai has contributed his 29th pint of blood. Other donort for April were Robert B. John*, 27 pints; Claude 8. Hawkins, 26; John T. Fortier, Howard E. Ilaas, 22; Harry R. Wilton, 18; H. H. Fortner, 17; Rob­ ert G. Wade, 16; Anthony J. Chesna, 15; Floyd E. Ilcam, Mra. Ophelia S. Bennett, 14; Charlea D. Baker, Lewie Schwelekcrt, Willie Andereon, 18; Wilfred A, Smorowakl, Jimmy R. Henderson, 12; Robert F. Graham, Ralph E, Schwclckert, Hubert D. Smith, 11. Virgil L. Anderson, 10; Charles J. Sasaman, Mrs. Ad* R. Williamson, Edward J F e r r y , Edward Converse, eight; Henry S. Dllta, Ken­ neth L. Mcriea, seven; W il­ bur J. Grove, Franklin D. Gore, Gerald Caseanova, John G. Dunn, six; Collie Collins, John Scbirard Jr., five; Charlea W. Register, Ellsworth C. Harper Jr., Sam Meshotto, Randall Reynold*, Clarence O. Johnson, four; Ruiscll B. Fehrman, Mre. Susan Byrd, John T. Dennett, Ralph L. McClain, Jonathan Randall, three; Richard C. Schultz, Mr*. Shirley Roth, Clarence Jessup Jr., Roger Ericaon, two. Elmer C. Campbell, John Williams, Ernest H. Cornett, John Jones, Otell Vlekert, Mre. l.oie Taylor, Ilerechrl Powell, Charles II. Starrett, Joseph S. Dvorovy, William A. Davenport, Dean Carmine Jr., John D. Mease, Curtpey Mead, Robert E. Meeerve, Julius K. Jonea, Georg* F. Flaher, Earl E. Moor#, Paul Wnrmack, Jack B. Beckham and John Tilaon, one. FSU Grant TALLAHASSEE (D PI) — Florida State Univaraity has received federal grants total, ling $1,884,520 to help In con­ struction o f a new chemistry building, it was announced to­ day. The building will ultimately eoet $4,884,829. Th* National Mesne* Found­ ation awarded 11,048,525 in funds for construction and equipment for th* building ana the National Institute e f Publtah Mar I, II, II. II, 111! Health gave $598,104CDU-II Cheaper Than Rent! $ 7 i| 0 0 / 4 A MONTH PAYS ALL P.H.A. 35 Yr. Mortgage NO CLOSING COSTS • • • • • • • • & Lakefront Lakeview On Lake Sylvan On* I* a Colonial type with three bedrooms and 1H bathe. The second has three bed­ rooms and two baths. Both have central heating and central water system*, GE electric kitchen*, are of CBS construction with whit* Leads County Blood Donors • NEW HOMES * • 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths Carporte & Utility Room Central Oil Heat Weatlnghouse Kitchen Street Lights Sidewalks Sewer and Water terrazzo floors, end are alt* uated in landscaped area* with beautiful trees. Shoemaker Construction al­ so la showing two model* at Idyllwilda and four modela at Ravenna Park, on Country Club Road welt of Sanford. Leroy C. Robb Construc­ tion Company ie featuring a model, “ Th* Floridian," on Foreet Drive, Ju»t o ff Mellon­ ville Avenue next to 24th Street Robb Bays he “build thla home on your lot In tha manner in which you want BOH 8ULOUFF, THREE Th* Floridian Is a brick horn* with 2,200 square feet, has air conditioning through­ out and central heating, hai a iteel itructural eyetem and la completely Insulated, ie covered with 20-yeer roof shlnglee, has a GE equipped kitchen with natural birch cabinets. There Ie a two-car garage. The Floridian will be open for inspection 1-5 p.m, Satur­ day and Sunday and on week­ days by appointment New model home* also are being shown at Country Club Heights. Ibee* Include three bed­ room i with two baths, a car­ port* and utility room, cen­ tral oil brat, a Weatingbouse kitchen, and there are street lights, sidewalks, aewer and water. CENTRALLY DUCT Country Club 1 NEW HOME Completely Air Conditioned Over 2,100 8q. Ft. Ready For Occupancy Only $19,500, Termi Heights RAOla m. Directions: On 17.82 to Fiw Points, tarn wm 4 on SR 427, driva to SR 15, turn north 100 yd*. to now home*. DIRECTIONS! Drive West on 46, tars left e s Oraage B H d, Paolaj I urn right at Wilson , School. A representative will be on the property Saturday end Sunday to assist y « i. H 0 V V j . ... — 9 SALESMAN ON PREMISES Factory aint Outlet 2817 B. French How To Beat The Weather it" named manager o f the local Food Fair Store, assumed hia d u t i e s Monday. Sulouff, a na­ tive o f Pennsylvania, hns been in Florida for about six years. He came hero from posi­ tions in Orlando and Winter P a r k Food Fair Htore.s. Sulouff is married und they have three hoiih , uge 7, 10 and 18. (Herald Photo) PAINTS GIVE YOUR HOME THE BRIGHT LOOK Ph. S22-8I4S To get to Country Club Heights leave 17-92 at Five Points and go weat on SR 427, drive to SR 15, and turn north 100 yards to these new homes. win • 4 * (without beating your bank account) Summtr or wlntar, Florida waathar la unpredictable. Propar houat tnaulatloa aaauraa you twalva month* of comfort a yaar, and greatly cut* your haaUng and cooling coate. Berryhill Insulation offera you n complete range of fireproof house insulation- Wt’il Install It for) you. Give us n call for a frte estimate.' ■*r •*+ •»•••*• •* .• I .,.•*$! • •• B E R R Y H IL L INSULATING COMPANY^ l 210$ MAGNOLIA AVI. * PH. 822-2217 H EATED, LOVELY. NEW fiO R E S N O W O N D IS P L A Y — IN — Ravenna Park MODERN KITCHENS B Y GENERAL A CONVENIENT VA, FHA, AND CONVENTIONAL FINANCING E L E C T R IC A Other homes are under construction — choose one of these and select your own paint colors, tile, appliance colors. See these homeB today S h D R M O lu U l CONSTRUCTION CO. CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY General Offlca 211 W. 25th St. Phone 822-8108 HOMES ON COUNTRY CLUB RD. • FOLLOW OUR SIGNS STENSTROM REALTY Salas Agents 822-2420 O P EN HOUSE MEAD MANOR QUALITY HOMES Situated On High 'n Dry Wooded Lob In OVIED O The Heart Of Seminole County 3-BEDROOMS — 1 2 BATHS Vi Cr PRICED BEAUTIFUL M odel Homes OPEN FOR YOUR INSPECTION Saturday and Sunday FROM — NOON TIL DARK 15,000<o$116,000 With Aeeeea To L*k* • • i BKUNING Beautiful Homes Shown This Weekend Need a New Pump — • the Sanford - Seminole Area f rralh Fri. May 8, 1964— Page 7 •■nforh * ... in r > CO N VEN TIO N A L FIN AN CIN G THIS WEEKEND Home* Feature Drive*, and Equipped Beautifully Kitchens, Landscaped Conditioning Optional MODERN S h o e m ak& A CONSTRUCTION COMPANY GEN. OFFICE 211 W. 26th ST. PHONE 22S5-3109 SANFORD KITCHENS Concrete L oti{ A ir ‘ �Pkrb 8—Fri. May 8, 1964 If* M a rl VitiO Girl Scouts Honor Their Mothers With A Mother-Daughter Banquet Neighborhood I, composed o f Sominole County, o f the Citrus Council of Girl Scouts recently entertained at a Mother-Daughter banquet at tba Civic Center. This Is an annual affair and this year, approximately 490 attended, Including the brownies, ca­ dets, senior scouts and their leaders and mothers with a host o f distinguished guests. The arranging committee Included the Mmes. Kathy Tooke, Carolyn Lavender, Cathy MacLauchlln, Sue Mon­ roe and Lorraine Spoils. The doors were opened at 8:10 p.m. for viewing o f dis­ plays and table setting. Each troop was responsible for its table and food, which was elegant and delicious. Mrs, Cathy MacLauchlln, Neighborhood I chairman, ■conducted the most Interest­ ing program beginning with the presentation of colors, fol­ lowed by the pledge o f alleg­ iance and the singing of "A m erica." Before Grace, a greeting and hello songs were eung. After dinner, the guests were Introduced and Mary Jean Turner, Senior Scout, read an appropriate reading on behalf of all mothers, and then Mary Jean led the group in singing. Mrs. Frances Cobb, Senior Troop Leader for 11 years, made several presentations and announced that Mary Jean Turner and Sue Orseno were delegates to All State with Linda Stapler as alter­ nate. Mrs. Cobb presented 10 year pins to mothers and daughters for their faithful service. Re­ ceiving pins were Mrs. If. W. Danklefs and daughter, Don­ na Danklefs, and Mrs. L. E. Morgan and daughter, Nikki Morgan. The Senior Troop held the audience captive with a skit on ‘ How Not To Camp." The members held a meeting and decided they all knew what to do. They ended up at camp with none of the essentials and (he only food was a bunch of onions, a banana and each brought a chocolate cake. Following the skit, “ Taps" was sung, and the colors re­ tired. KECEIVING TEN YEAR PINS at the annual Girl Scout* Mother-Daugh­ ter banquet held recently at tho Civic Center are from left, Mins Nikki Morgan and mother, Mrs. L. E. Morgan, Mrn. H. W. Danklefs and daugh­ ter, Miaa Donna Danklefn. Doth mother and dnughter teams have extend­ ed over ten years o f faithful service to the Girl Scouts. Miss Sheala Best Is Honored Guest Lois Karnes Feted At Shower Mlsi Lois Karnes, bridcelect o f Donald Blajor, was guest of honor at a linen ahower recently at her home. Hostesses for the surprise shower w e r e Bliss Faye Karnes, sister of Lois, Mi.<* Judy English and Miss Doris Luke. The party rooms were decorated with pink floral ar­ rangement! and pink stream­ ers. The table was overlaid with an antique Ivory cut work cloth with service of sterling and crystal. Refreshing punch was served with the assort, ment of cakes, candles and nuts. Attending the shower were the Blisses Susie Halback, Honey Childs, Barbara Bolgcr, Sheryl Stcmpcr, Carol Stcmper, Carol Thomas, An­ gel Childs, Betty Pittard, Linda Adcock and Joan Ship, man. O f Bridal Shower By Evelyn Lundy A surprise mlscellsneous shower, honoring Miss Sheals Best, bridc-elect o f Alan Al­ bers, was held at the St. Luke's Christian Day School In Slavla recently. A color scheme of orchid and white was carried out throughout the party rooms. An umbrella over the gilt table was done in orchid and the refreshment table was overlaid with a white doth covered with orchid net. Pink roies and orchid colored Al­ thea (Rote of Sharon) were used in lovely arrangements. Miss Nylcene Albers and Bliss Sharon Holloways as­ sisted the guest of honor with opening her gifts. There were 30 Invited guests among whom were Miss Best’s mother, Mrs. J. S. Best, and her grandmothers, Mrs. G. R. Best and Mrs. Henry Thurs­ ton, and the groom-elect'a mother Mra. C. W. Yarborough. Hostesses for the party were Mrs. Lex Abel, Blrs. J. L. Duds Jr., Btrs. George Jackubln and Btrs. E. L. Bcllhorn. Miss Beit’s wedding will be an event of June 7, at the St. Luke's Lutheran Church in Slavla. MISS LOIS KARNES, left, bride elect ot Donald Major, was recently honored guest o f a bridal shower hosted by her sister, Miss Faye Karnes, serving, and the Misses Judy English and Doris Luke. Enjoys Business Luncheon The General Business and Luncheon meeting of the San­ ford Woman's Club met last Wednesday, with Blrs. B. F. McWhorter, Blrs. Virginia Middleton, Blrs. D. C. Howard, .Mrs. R. D. Rhodes and Btrs. Roy Partin serving as hostesses. The club room was a pro­ fusion of day lilies and glorloss lilies, with a large bas­ ket of Easter lilies placed in the foyer. Prior to the luncheon, Btrs. Stella Moore accompanied the group in singing "The Star Spangled Banner" followed by the salute to the flag and concluded with Mrs. Georgo Wells offering the Invocation. Honored With Luncheon Miss Barbara Williford Is Honoree O f Graduation Coke-Chatter Party MRS. MARGE Echelberger, talented vocal­ ist, will he featured in "Merry - Go - Round," a variety program to l>enefit The Seminole Association F o r Re­ tarded C h i l d r e n , to l>e presented Tuesday, May 12, at 8 p.m. at Seminolo High School auditorium. The Ethel Root Members Conduct Memorial Service Sorority T o H old A Rummage Sale This Weekend Oviedo Personals Given T o Honor The Sanford Woman's Club Norma Whittern Mrs. Bill Glenn was hos­ tess recently to a graduation luncheon at the Skyline Ros. taurant in Orlando, honoring .Miss Norma Whittern, a member of the '64 graduating class of Seminole High School. Each place card was a little Adcock, Penny Glccson, Anne red achool house with the Mrs. Jack O'Donnell was I Meeks, Janet Johnsoa, Carol t plon. hofttoai last Saturday at her Stcmper, Carole Thomas, ShaAlso ths Misses Susan Stew. Aiken, Julie Sllsby and Pat guests' first grade picture at Linda ISzabo. the door. borne on Magnolia Avenue to | " » Cw#* Ch" “ - ' “ *• U ,u veca PltUBtrs. Glenn presented Miss a coke and chatter party hon­ Whittern with an appropriate oring Barbara Williford, a gilt. member o f the 'M graduating Guests Invited were the class of 8emlnole High School. Blisses Caro] Samuel, Mari­ Mrs. Wayne Edwards, sis­ lyn Hunt, Cent Wheatland, Susie Deal, Susan Brown, ter o f the bonoree, was coPeggy Grier, Judy Lavender, hostess. and Sharon Stanuel. The buffet table was cen­ Mrs. Harold Whittern, mo­ tered with e floral arrange­ ther of tha honoree, also at­ ment of red and white mums tended. hanked on either side by white candle holders holding red tapers. Dainty rolled sandwiches tied with red pisnlento strips symbolised the graduation diplomas and cap shaped sandwiches with pi* The Ethel Root Circle of the mlento tassels were cleverly created In accord. Assorted Congregational C h r i s t i a n chips, dips and cookies com­ Church met recently at Fel­ plemented the cokes. lowship Hall. Enjoying an afternoon of At the beginning of the music and chatter were the meeting, a memorial service Misses Sheryl Stamper, Jill was conducted by the presi­ West, Betty Pittard, Myra dent, Blrs. Walter Bethea, for Btrs. Walter McPherson, wife of the church pastor, who died recently. The chair which Blrs. BtcPhcrson usually oc­ cupied, was draped In blick, with a single bleeding heart flower. Appropriate B i b l e MISS BARBARA WILLIFORD, center, was honoree o f a graduation Coke verses were read and a poem und chatter party ot the Mugnolia home o f Mrs. Jack O’Donnell, hostess, Zeta XI Chapter, Beta Sig­ in her memory, after which right. On the left is the honoree’s mother, Mrn. J. L. Hofcckcr. ma Phi, Is sponsoring a rum­ the membera sang, "Blest Be mage sale Friday, May a, and The Tie That Binds." Saturday, May 0. It Is to be An Impressive devotional held In the building formerly service was presented by Mrs. occupied by Sears, Roebuck Oscar Zittrowrr, based upon and Company, US East First Uy Evelyn Lundy Mrs. Randolph's parents, Mr. Ann Is a student at the Miami "The Carpenter" by Peter Street in downtown Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Slavik and Mrs. L. L. Faulk Sr., of Medical and Technical School. Marahatl. The doors will be open from The program for the even­ have returned home after Oviedo. • a.m. until • p.m. on Friday, ing was on "Stewardship" Mr. and Mrs. Faulk ac­ visiting at the home of Mr. Mrs. Robert C. McCatlister and from • a.m. until a p.m. which was discussed by Mrs. and Mrs. Roy Horton of Lake companied their daughter to and son, Russell, will leave M. J. Corbett. on Saturday. There will be bargains in Wales. Valdosta where they visited Saturday by train for a tunReports were heard from weeks visit to the World’s new and used clothing, jewelanother daughter and son in­ Fair. They will be guests of ry, books, appliances and Mrs. Frank Randolph and law, Mr. and Mrs. Collins Mrs. McCall Ister's sister, household Items. Mrs. Jack Raymarc, of Mor­ A local merchant has do­ son, Mike, have returned to Rams, for the weekend. ristown, N. J. They also will nated items o f discontinued their home In Augusta, (la., Miss Anne Slavik was the visit friends In Long Island. and slightly damaged stock. after a few weeks visit with weekend guest o f her parents, Mr. McCalllster will remain Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Slavik. at home while they are gooe. A Birthday Party various committee chairmen, and an Interesting report was given on the quarterly meet­ ing of the women's fellowship which was held recently. The group decided that as their material aid project, they would financially aid Ri­ der .Memorial Hospital, and also would make bandages at the meetings for leprosy pa­ tients In India, which will be sent through the Church World Service. The president appointed Btrs. Ralph Lossing to serve as material aid chairman, and Blrs. Bonner Carter to be spiritual life chairman. At the conclusion of the meeting delicious refresh­ ments were served by the hos­ tess, Bfrt. Edward Simpson to the following, Mmes. T. R. Alford, Waller Bethea, Bon­ ner Carter, M. J. Corbett, Harold Herbal, Ralph Lossing, A. M. Remusat, Clayton Bagwell and Oscar Zittrower. Church Calendar First Presbyteries Church MONDAY, MAY 11 The Women of the Church Circles will meet as follows: B:4S a.m. Circle 1 with Mrs. W. S. Willis, 312 E. 23th St. .Mrs. Fred Swankhous, co­ hostess 9:43 a.m. Circle 2 with Btrs. G. E. McCall, 318 Magnolia Ave. 9:43 a.m. Circle 3 with Blrs. A. B. Peterson Sr., Hidden Lake, Blra. Robt. Besserer, co-hostess 9:45 a.m. Circle 4 with Mrs. Robert Jackson, Philathea classroom 9:43 a.m. Circle 3 with Mrs. M iry Bolly, 1112 Myrtle Ave. 9:43 a.m. Circle 8 with Mrs. Earl Turner, 147 Mellonvllle Ave. 2:30 p.m. Circle 7 with Mrs. Andrew McPherson, 104 W. 23rd St. 3 p.m. Circle 8 with Mrs J. C. Hutchison, Indian Mound Village 8 p.m. Evening Circle 8 with Mrs. John W. Wilson, Gold­ en Lake 7:43 p.m. Evening Circle 10 with Mrs. Henry Russell, Marina Island (Geneva Ave­ nue), Btrs. W. S. Brumley, co-hostess After the luncheon, Btrs. C. R. Sims gave a report on the advertising campaign she has been directing, and report&l there were only three and one half ads to be secured. Mrs. W. L. Merritt asked the ladies for donations of day lilies to be used for beautifi­ cation of the club grounds. Mrs. Irving Pryor was elect­ ed president o f the Civic De­ partment, due to the resigna­ tion of Mrs. Etfle Durden. Mrs. W. L. Merritt, Sirs. Roy Til 111 and Mrs. C. M. Flowers were elected dele­ gates to the Seminole County Federation of Women's Clubs meeting to be held at the Hamilton House on May 28. Mrs. W. L. Merritt, incom­ ing president, and Mrs. W. L. Gramkow, c l u b president, gave reports on the Federa­ tion of Women's Clubs con­ vention recently held In Jack­ sonville. The annual May breakfast will be held at 8:30 a.m. on May 20 with card games fol­ lowing. Blrs. Bill Kirk presented Mrs. Patty Gatchel, formerly of Sanford, and now residing in Ferns ndina Beach. Patty used "Good Grooming" as her subject, starting out attired in a floral duster over s yel­ low linen dress with her hair in curlers. By removing ths duster and curlers and add­ ing proper make-up and jew­ elry, Patty tranasformed her entire appearance 1s 8 matter of minutes into a well-groom­ ed young woman. Following her demonstra­ tion, Mrs. Gatchel distributed favors to all the ladies pre­ sent. Timmi Armao Tim ml Armao of Park Lana % 1 <# celebrated his fifth birthday Saturday afternoon at tha home of his mother, Mrs. Tcnna Armao with the follow­ ing friends present to helo him enjoy his party: Goraon and Johnny Padgett, Mrs. J. E. Padgett, Becky and Linda Davis, Cindy a n d Patty Sweeney, Bfark White, Vin­ cent and Vicki Accardl, Nor­ man Glenn, Miss Kimberly Russell. Diane Accardl. Timmi's sister, Terri, and grand­ mother, Btarie Accardl. Due to bad weather tha table was set in the garage, with ice cream, cake, candy, soda and nuts served, with the opening of the packages fol­ lowing Indoors. A new make up table stores cosmetics neatly out ot sight— on the back of a rotating mir­ ror. Three shelves with guard­ rails accommodlatc jars and bottles on the 30-lnch-hlgh unit Mother's Day cornea but ho really happy one for her, with flowers and a beau­ tifully BEAUTY SALON Over Roumlllat'a Drug — Special — 110 Cold Wave cake. You can get both from ua. A beautiful natural look­ ing orchid or carnation on every Priced one Day from of our C ak es. $1.60 up. Please call now and pluce your order. Complete Permanent I 5 .OO Haircut Shampoo A Set decorated Mother's KING’S once a yenr, why not make it a 81.00 SI.S0 Ne Appointment Nee. Open Even By AppL Ph. 822-8888 2 )e/ld mm shop FINEST UNE Cl MEAD P A im suboiwq a BMTHMY CAKES DON’T BE FENCED IN - Buy in Suburban Estates The Pilot Club O f Sanford N O TICE Convenes At Civic Center 7he Pilot Club o f Sanford held the regular monthly din­ ner meeting recently at the Civic Center. Hostesses for the evening were M is. Catherine Ray and Mrs. relics Swanson. Arrangements of yellow mums, white daisies and fern decorated the tables, carrying out the d u b colors of green and gold. Guest speaker, Sergeant Vince Smallwood of the State Highway Patrol, waa Intro­ duced by the program chair­ man, Mrs. Bonnie Boone. His subject waa safety an the highways and ha stressed the t h r e e emotional problems causing accidents as Irritation, iggravstion and frustration. ‘ Anchor Club nucata attendlag were Mlaaeg Peggy Bow­ er, Cathy Cammack and Carol Torres. Members o f the Pilot Club o f Orlando attending were Claudia Johnson, Helen Key­ es, Diana Vergove, Elisabeth Wintlle, Marie WiUlams, Mar­ garet Haines and Madge Jones. gaaaB tie newest huhtnwtdhg V' l HI - , Ml A O O U A t t r M% I ' l M K O D A K G IV E H E R V i acre lo b or more! There's no need of ■ long statement when our message la brief. So we'U just sk ip _____________________________ WILL BUILD AND FINANCE TO SUIT YOU 4 BEDROOM DECORATED •JFT PACKAGES down here and say “ RANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY offers a complete electrical service, does good work, doeu it prompt­ ly, efficiently and cheerfully and does appreciate ita customers." Wieboldt's m Sid Vihlen Randall Electric Company CAMERA SHOP 210 8. PARK AVB. CMaasarclal . . CUSTOM BUILT HOMES AVAILABLE GO W EST ON 20TH ST. — */4 MILE PAST INTERSTATE 4 OVERPASS I'iiii s ; A , ' l A (VI t I t A S 2 BATH TO U CH TO N ’S REXA LL DRUG “ THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" COR. 1st A MAGNOLIA PHONE 822-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD LMN Enterprises Builders E. D. Fawcett, Developer 322-4306 �Stir S a n fo rd Fri. May 8, 1061— Pane 9 R rralk "From Russia WitK Love" At Rite “ From Ru»si« With Love," •ccund In the series of James Bond adventure*, w u filmed whilu the first, “ Dr. No,” was •till playing to c a p a c i t y crowds in virtually every country o f the world. In Technicolor, the spy story opens Sunday at the Rlts Theatre, through United Art­ ists release. Sean Connery re­ peats hla characterisation of the famous Secret Agent 607, ugain shooting a number of unattractive men while help­ ing a most attractive young Russian girl defect to the W est Filmed mostly on location In Istanbul, crown city of the Middle East seldom visited by movie-compenlee, the cast and 72-man crew enjoyed over a month of the kind o f living James Bond Is traditionally accustomed to: swank hotels, stylish eating, sophisticated drinking, esotic entertainment — Rondmanship at its best! If the nights were spent at play, however, the days were strictly for the business ol movie-making. For the first time in Technicolor, audiences will see such Turkish delights aa the St. Sophia mosque, built by the Roman Emperor Jus­ tinian In 64S A.D., the 3,000 teeming shops o f the Covered Baiaar, and the unforgettable sky-lines o f an historic city that spreads onto two conti­ nents—Europe and Asia. Under the sky-lints — and under the sidewalks, in fact— 1s the thousand year old un­ derground cistern used by un­ dent Byzantine Emperors of Constantinople to store drink­ ing water—end this, too, wns used for a key scene in ths exciting film. The traditional director's call for “ Quiet'' was almost meaningless d u r i n g above ground scenes: five times a day the meuzzin of the nearby mosques came out onto their minarets to deliver their re­ sounding ezan, or “ Calls to Prayer." One of the most col­ orful aspects of the Moham­ medan religion, the meuzzln's call can be heard for more than a mils In every direction and was picked up by ths sen­ sitive microphones. Moviegoers will therefore not only tee— but hear at well— the authent­ ic and colorful custome of the middle-east. Movieland Feature DANIELA DIANCHI plays tha voluptuous girl friend o f James Ilond (Scan Ginnery) in the Tun Fleming story o f international intrigue, “ From Itussiu With Love.” Filmed in Technicolor, the United Artists release will open Sunday at the llitz Theatre and continue through Wednesduy. TON H E A SAT. ADMISSION PPR CAKLOAD o v » v H 1Ol - I N1 T H f A T R i : 11.00 No, 1 At 7:13 Only “ GUNS OF THE TIMIIKItLAND" Alan Ladd In Color No. 3 At 0:30 j ) n l ^ “Muscle Beach Party” Frankie Avalon A In Color Annette No. I A t 11:13 Only “ THE WHEELER DEALERS" Jsasa Garner Natalis Wood — Color Walt Dliney’a “ A Tiger Walka" will bs featured Sun­ day through TMceday at ths Movieland Drive-In Theatre. It start Brian Keith and is in color. Also on the bill will ba Debbie Reynolds in “ Mary, Mary," In color. Co-featured on Wednesday and Thursday will be “ Love Is a Ball," with Glenn Ford and Hop* Lange, and “ Lone­ ly Are the Brave," with Kirk Douglas. Ths triple color feature fur Friday and Saturday, May IB­ IS, will Ire “ Main Attraction," starring Pat Boone; “ Captain Newman, SI. D.,” with Greg­ ory Pack and Tony Curtis, and "Ths Kentuckian," with Burt Lancaster. A Bengal tiger, weighing cloee to 400 pounds and cap­ able o f running down its prey at 30 miles an hour, plays a spectacular, starring role In "A Tiger Walks." About ths only time this tiger walks Is when ha first sees he hae been left unat­ tended during a truck repair stop In an unsuapecting small town and gingerly steps out to freedom and on# of tha w 11 d a a t most provocative chats situations In tha an- FAM ILY ENTERTAINM ENT NITP.LY AT 7:30 A 11:3* A foun§ girtmocha fm with limpk cou rtftl WMTDJ8NEV AUGER TOOK5 ROMM* ■again— s u sn a n e m s i i CO-FEATURE AT 9:80 ONLY' , MUM J L T j p i f ........ FRIDAY P. N. fe.wseops Mews N.wallns CO. S Spans Maws— Weller Crssktls (4) li under • Brlaklar l:« l (I) tb a T:0S (li Hiltnt larvles (I) Wyett carp (I) !.«a Marvin frsssnls 1:14 (I) ini. Showtime (I) The Orest Adventure (fl Denrr 1:11 (I) nob flops Ckrp. Theatre (ll flouts II (4) flurka's LAW 1:14 (I) That Was Ths W«sk That Was (4) Twilight Sons (4) Pries Is Right 14:44 (1) Jeek Peer (Csler) (4t right of tha Weak (4) Alfred HUahestk Hour 14144 (4) Maks That Spars 11:44 (1) News (4) News—Msrpky Msr(In tt 04 (4) Mswa Sport a, Wealtksr (4) Theater sf ths Stars 11:44 (1) Johnny Csrsoa (Color) 11:14 (4) Mavorlck SATURDAY A. M. DeBBiel wk mas oweittULUM ftDKiietm M j — ■hOp S M • m a aa an - *a a au imn seen i ■ a caged tiger becomes a jungle beast roaming the atreeta o f a city, in Walt Disney’a Techni­ color suspense drama, “ A Tiger Walka,” star­ ring Brian Keith, Vera Miles and Pamela Frank­ lin. This feature will run Sunday through Tues­ day at Movieland Drive-In. nals of movledom. Brian Keith, as • small town sheriff bent on bring­ ing ths big cat hack alive, corners him with only a slowreacting bullet from a tran­ quilizer gun to protect him•elf. 4:14 (4) Maws, Weather 4:11 (It Hunrlee Someotor 1:41 (I) Orowsrs Alaisaas (I) Mews Till (I) One Way Mirror t») HPD Mld-rterlds III! (I> Aernao Tho Pane# (I) Capt. Kangaroo (I, Roekp Josas 1:11 (I) Robin Hood (I) Major Maroury 1:41 (I) Ths Alvin Show (4) Ths Alvin ahaw SHOWS AT liM . 3:30 - 5 JO - 7:30 . 0:00 4:11 (I) Raff A Roddy (4) Tannttaaa Tuaado (I) 14:41 (11 (I) (1) H ill it) (II (t) 11:11 (11 (!) (I) ll:M (i) (I, (I) Superm an llertor lltllheAls Quick l)rt«v McUrsw Junior Auction rirobalt XI. MlKhty Monas Jataens fiannl. Tha Maaaos Min Tin Tin Onapar fury Moy Rogers show Benny A Caoll SATURDAY P. M. l ! : S f (I I llullwlnklr Show (II dirt News (II itura llusny 11:11 (4) llaa.bail (It lUenl.all 11:11 (4) Holier! Trout Nana (I) Amarlaas Bandotand 11BO I) Zly Friend Plloha 1:}o (4) Champ Wr.eillng 1:10 (I) Challaiia* <lolf 1:11 (I) Champ Howling t i ll Ill Theater X (I) Talk 'n Talent 4:44 (I) Kentucky Derby (|) Selanrs notion Theater 4:11 (I) Industry on Parade 4:10 (II Outlaws 4:14 II) An As# of Kings 4:41 (I) Wide World of gports 4:14 (I) Ita tha Law 1:11 (I) Plahlng run 1:11 II) Naneeopa 4:10 (II llunta Hardening 4:14 (41 Waah. Report (II Mr. Kd (I) (luy Ixniberde 1:14 il l Newerope 7:40 ill Clroua Hoy (I) Central Florida Showraeo (I) Pee Hunt t i l l II) Tho IJoutanont (l> Jsrkla (lianas# l*> H o o t e n a n n y l l 30 (2) Joty lll.bop (Color) (l> Tho liafandera (It Lawrence Walk 1:44 (!) Saturday Night Meet. 1:14 (II Phil TODAY & SAT. Tha tiger has Just weather­ ed a massive mortar attack perpetrated by a National Guard company. Ha has broken out o f tha perimeter, but can only make good hla escape by racing through a supposedly unguarded gorge. W eeken d T e le v is io n I:*f (11 (I) (S) Sill i l l 1:11 (I) SUN. - MON. - TUES. LEAP TO FREEDOM — Thin Id the moment Stivers (I) Ths IliiUyweel Pal­ ace- • frown 10:11 ( I ) flunamnks lot 14 m il 11:14 11:44 11:11 11:11 12:10 1:44 STARTS SUNDAY 1:14 1:14 life 1:14 4:14 SHOWS AT m i SWaWfea^KT RBR0CC0U— 1:00 - 111* 3:30 • 7:30 0:33 M RBM n SSHCtafttiHIE 8M roB^l^w ihlM reTt PLUS THE BEATLES COME TO TOWN" (>l llsttlellos til Theater of tha Stars 1) Adult Theater lit Mnvla S U N D A Y P. M . (ll Sa.rh lor Today 111 havlvat (I) Its.obeli — Ol Lower Light House ll ) Oral Roberta (ll llarald of Truth (1) ftaaeball (4i) Industry On Parade (4) liaaeball—I’llts. at Ht. U llll til Challenge Oolf tl) Pro-Howlers Tear tl) One Way Mirror (41 m s Picture (2) Christophers (I) Discovery ’44 4:11 ( I ) 4:10 111 (2) (I) TRA TDA Man Inin Bpacs l o u r Life In Ths World Today 1:44 (I) dirt apurta npectasular (1) Topis (I) Trailmaatsr 1:11 ( l l O H C o l i t i s Bowl |l) Ted Mask Amateur Hour 1:44 ( I ) 24th Century (>) IHaruaalon 'l l til Mast Tho P f l i o 1:11 tit Probi (>) Death Valley DSyo (I) Nswaaepa 1:44 l l ) o t i l t A Harriett ( ! ) Hill Dans bhow tl) 1a . ala 71 14 (4) Umpire tl) Wonderful World of Color (41 1:44 ( I ) (4) I I I ! (7) (I) 4:44 (Z) 1:14 ( I ) 1:10 (4) 14:44 (1) ft) (4) 14:14 ( I ) (4) 11:11 (11 (I) Mv rs v e rlt a Martian Pd Sullivan Hhow The Lucy Special tlrlndl Arraat A Trial Itnnsnie Ths Celebrity i s m s Mads In America American Species!# Btonay Hurhe Candid Comers ADC Mows Rapnrt Whet's My Lins Ntwscopa lls rry H ss s s a ir News (I) 11:11 tl) ll:IS (1) U :tl (I) Newsline Theater sf ths atsrs later Uses Keyhole MONDAY A. M. 4:44 (Z) sitn On t i l l Ill 1:14 (•) l : l t III (1) (4) f i l l II) (I) Hun.hint Aleninas Hunshlns Almonte Sunrlia Haraastar World C lv ll liitlo s You A Your Student T o la y Op-ration Alphabet 7:11 (I) P a n s . Msrbol Bo­ gart »:I4 (I) Today (fl 7:11 t l ) 7:11 III 1:11 III (I) Wako Up Movies Mleklo'i Unapt! Tima News A Weather Cartooavlllo Capt. Kaagarwe 1:14 (11 Wastes, and Mews 1:14 14) Certonvlllo 4:44 l l ) Dlvoreo Court l l ) Kaarctla 1:11 ( I ) Hell I t e r s Shew J:I4 l l ' Romper Room BY JUDY TURNER Once again it ii time to pny trihuto to tho«« VIM's . . . Very Important Mothers. Sunday is Mother's Day and you can serve her breakfast n bed then, hut there Ih no need to wuit to start show­ ing her liow much she is appreciated. Got dressed up in your stepping-out clothes and go out tonight or tomorrow night. And a good starting pises would bs ths Carlbe loungs whsrs they serve a tasty din­ ner made right them at Ross and Wilk’s Restaurant . . . re­ cent comment was that the •tasks are vary good, th e Cariba would make a good fin­ ishing point too, (Inca thsy'rt now open til 3 a. m. . . . For that matter you can just stay there all evening. Lou reports that Norma is working espe­ cially hard with • lively lunch hour lately . . . and no wonder . . . ths Cariba ia so close and luuidy downtown Iwsldce pro­ viding a "get away from it sU" noon hour atmosphere. • n s Friends of tha Jim Spencers will bs glad to hear that Jim has rrgNincd his golf form and Is o ff in SU Lucia this week in tho stato amnteur tourney. Doris wunt down will) him .. . . Meanwhile back at ths ranch, so to say, Ed la still whipping up those delightful concoctions . . . ilka grasshoppers with Ice cream and velvet hammers. And the food Is superb as us­ ual. s e a If you're shopping In ths Ssminole Plata, or even if you make a (pedal trip down, you'll want to (top In at the Trade Winds for a cup o f cof­ fee ami a sandwich . . . at least that is ths intention. Once you get inside and s«e all those goodies lined up for your inspection and choice you won't be aide to stop picking up things to e a t From appeUsing salads to luscious doe aorta . . . there is something for everyone. • • e In tha mood for entertain­ ment on a Wednesday night, say? Impossible? Not at all. Miss Carol Tettijohn Is at ths piano every night at Freddie's Steak House in ths Lamplight­ er Loungs . . . enjoy the musle and atmosphere as an accom­ paniment a fine aleak dinner. (•) 14:14 (1) (4) (1) 14:14 (21 14:44 (2) (4) (4) 11:44 (41 (4) (4) IHI4 (4) (2) (4) Anar Itsa H lilsey a s f Whas Mika Wall tea Hpanlah MIC Newt Word for Word 1 l-*vo l.say f'rlco !• Itlsht T a t MeCtys C .a ta n lrtH e a <1.1 Tho Ma.aase 1*0(0 4) ( H a lf # Jeopardy Slitting IJnka Mother's Day heralds the ar­ rival o f ths spring social sea­ son and that meuns engage­ ments, weddings, year • and banquets and ail those other fascinating things to do. To really make your particular party a well run, comfortable and lovely one, rail Joy Manrost at tho Capri for partic­ ulars. The Capri haa several rooms which ran be partitioncd o ff for any alxed groups and all Uie racilltlM are put at your disposal. And all the work ia done for you. • * • Hero is a wonderful idea for Sunday's .Mother's day cele­ bration. Doll's Pastry Shop In lha Food Fair Center Is mak­ ing up dolleloua beautiful cakes, bedecked with sithsr an orchid or a carnation on each caks. A charming tributo to your mother. Call or stop In at Dell's as soon as possible. • • • If mother Is in a mood to go out on Sunday (name one that won't be) taka her to the Lake Monroe Inn. Theyll be serv­ ing Uieir full course dinners from 1 p. m. til 9 p. m. Tha Inn haa a varied menu with complete meals from 91.20 for adults . . . only (LOO for tha kids so ths whole family can enjoy the day o u t Call 3227110(4 for reservations. • e • My favorite msal turns up a g a i n at Jean's Spaghetti House at a pleasant low price. , - i , Jam bo spaghetti with meat sauce ia only 91-00 and a a Junior alsa serving o f tha same la Just 7B rents. Tha din­ ner Includes salad, bread, but­ ter and coffee or tea. Drlva up to the Orange City restaurant over the weekend and take ad­ vantage o f these specials . . . they're closed on Mondays, s e e Talked to a friendly voice at George's Tavern which belong­ ed to ona of the bartenders there . . . turned out to ba Kris. Tha othar ona ia Homer, and together with owner Laura Stephans they run r pleasant place Indeed. George's has a complete line o f beer, wine and liquor with a drive-in service, liesides its bar and lounge. Plenty of free parking too. • • • MONDAY P. M. 13:43 ( l i (4) 14:11 (4) 14:14 (4) (4) (It ll:« 4 (4) 1:44 (1) (4) (1) 1:14 (1) 1:1S 111 4:44 (4) (1) (1) 1:41 (4) t;44 (1) (1) (4) 4:11 ( I ) 1114 (1) 1:14 (4) (4) New on the list this week Is T o n . 41(41 k n S ' H Uis Club Juans (pronouneed nlan wanna), opposite the Fern Maws H.v.n Kays Plaza on 17-92. Message here Marry H . a e . t . r ra tk r r Knnwt Baal says tliat FINALLY they have Startk (at Tooiarv tn nightly entertainment to go Truth #r with the newly redecorated and ap|M)lnted club. There will Ualdtae L*IST4it Op#n Window ba a grand opening soon to Iia c.m b .r llrl-la 44.wa end WaaMae celebrate all these naw tilings. T.affinal. Cluli Juana is owned by Toeut Mike and Teresa P inter.. . • An Tkn W orld f t m Sclaara Nawallna T»u * Tour Rluiltnt I'a.aword r a o p lt Will Talk Ann S-utharn NIIC Tha Honiara Art I.lnklatttr Day In Court TV RENTAL • Wales • Service Seminole TV FA 3-4320 Zenith Color TV Sals* 3400 Sanford Ava. Steak Housa Central Florida's Oldest i Finest tak T m o v ou rj A COMPLETE AND VARIED MENU FULL COURSE DINNERS CHILDREN — $1.00 DINING ROOM OPEN 1 P.M. to 3 P.M. SUNDAY Phone 323-3108 For Reservations LAKE MONROE INN Hwy. IT-33 — l h Milas North O f SANFORD F IN A L L Y !? !? Nitely Entertainment Club Qimtw OPPOSITE FERN PARK PLAZA — 17-31 WATCH FOR George's GRAND OPENING TAVERN COR. litis A FRENCH — HWY. 17-31— SANFORD — BAR A PACKAGE — BEER | E H \ MIXERS ALL Your Favorite Brands At A Pries You're Glad To Pay . . . J $J00 SPECIAL LOW PRICKS BY TUB CASH — Pleaty O f Free Parking — THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL JUMBO SPAGHETTI (WITH MHAT SAUCE) JR. SPAGHETTI — 75c lacludea Salad, Brand. Better, Ceffee ST Tan — CLOSED ON MONDAY — Jean S Roeco Moreltln Welcome Ton! Jean's Spaghetti House Open It A. M. 4a IS P. M. — Partis* Ateammadatad llwy. 17*31, Oraaga City — Raaarvatlana: Ph. 771-3133 — JIM SPENCER'S — RESTAURANT sad COCKTAIL LOUNGB ALL TIIE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... f I J i CHAR - BROILED PRIME STEAKS DANISH LOBSTER TAILS (await as • aut) ROYAL RED SHRIMP (a real dalleecy tha way wa prepare them I . . . they era NOT Freath Frladt) COMBINATION PLATTER (Danish Lobatsr Tails and Ray si Rad Shrimp) FROG LEGS YOUR CHOICE $ 2 W Han teed In Melted Butter UNDER THE UMHHF.Lt.A Variety Of Flea Cheaese and To Enjoy While Wa Prepare Your Diaaer New TJTIcanaTnjoa^m lTIaEI^TvrrTTSfD Tor rival# parties to 13. vs. Hanford Phan# FA S -H ll / DANCE Mualr by tha VARIETY TRIO Sat., May • — 0 - 13 P. M. IlliT ON I.AKKFItONT WEST OF CITY ZOO. Donation —- 91 Par Person FLEET KKSKItVK ASSN Branch 147 n U (OfaJs CAFETERIAS Sunday, May 10, it Mothar'* Day! G iv e M o m A R e a l T re a t "THE JACK ROS8MAN TRIO" — FOR YOUR DANCING PLEASURE FRI. AND SAT. NITES FROM • TILL IS FOR RESERVATIONS TELEPHONE 322-1251 �Plan Your Profits--Put Herald Classified Want-Ads To Work For Y o u -D ia l 322-5612 CLASSIFIED INDEX Phone Classified From Sanford Eichange 322-5612 From Seminole County 425-5938 NOT LONG DISTANCE Office 204 W. First RESPONSIBILITY: Th* Herald wll) noi be raapcniible for mora tban oat Incorrect Imertion o f your ad, and reierve* the right to re tile or reject an; advertize mrni from what ordered W conform la the policiei of this Riper. DEADLINES STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tuea., thru Frt. • 2 P. M. day before miertton. Mon • Sat. noon. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tuea., thru Fn. - 2 P. M. day belore imertion Mon. • Sat. noon. Legal Notice XOTICK o r e.il.K NOTICK 18 HURKIIT OIVK.N that on th* SOth day o f May. t*«« » t I4:M * »• at «li* Weal 'loor of the Court lluuta o f Hrmlnol* County, at Hanford. Florida. th» um]rr« elaned Clrrk will offer for • ale the followlna d»«orlhe<l real properly! Trill 21A end 52A o f Mu* NKIL'fl OltANfJK VILLA, arrordluR lo Idat thereof rerordrd In I’ lat Honk I, I'aaee Sl> end the o f the l*u hi In ftet-ord* of Hemlnole County, Florida tn fe th rr with all atrunturee. Improvement*, fixture* ap|il|. anrea. and appurlenanree on •eld land nr used In conjuno* tlnn therewith. Th* *for*eald **l* will h* voed* pur*u*nt to a final derre* o f forarlotur* antered In Chancery Aotlnn No. l l l t u now pendlna In th* Circuit Court o f th* Ninth Judicial Circuit o f and for Hemlnol* County. Florida U A T t:n thl* Ith day o f May, 1M4. IfEAt.l Arthur II llwkw lth. J l ., Clark o f lha Circuit Court Myl Martha T. Vlhlt n Daputy Clark veaa daa Bare A (lay Atlornaya fo r I'lalntlff 121 Kaat Church Hlrcet 440 Ktrat Federal llulhlln* Orlando, Florida I’ ubllah May I. IM4. OUtf-ST s o r t e r n r a rri.tC A T ios «»**■• FOH T AX IIKKII IS4.IS Flavian matntrn m€ mini NOTICE IS IIKIIKIIT OIVr.V Thai Albart A. Myara lha hotdar of lha following cartl* fleala baa Iliad m I4 earllflrala for lax dead lo ha la*urtl lharann. Tha Cafti floatI nuinbar and yaar of laauauaa, lha 4.«Tiptlox of tha property, and lha natna In wlilrh It waa ■■••alii ara a* follow*: Carllflcata No. lib Taar of laauanc* 1*40 llaarrlallua af I’ roarrtyi tail* 4 * i Ulk. A South Park. Gvlvdo Plat llook 4 Pag* 4 Naina In which aaacMiad. Cornalia It ftarg*xnt. All of •aid proparty bains In tha County of Hamlnola, Plata of Florida. Unlaaa auch rartlfl* rata ahall ba radaamad areurdleg lo law tha proparty draerlbad In auch earllflrala will ba anId to tha hlghaal htddar at lha front door of tha Haml­ nola County Court llouaa at Hanford, Florida, on tha flral Monday In tha month of Juna. 1»«|, which la lha lal da ’ of Juna, 1S(I4 Haled till* 14th day of M i -oh. 1>44. IOfficial Clark* Mealy > rihur It. Hackwiih, Jr, Clark Circuit Court. Hamlnola County. Florida Uy: «J. T liny, Jr., l i e . rubllab May I. Ii, 2], yy. m u 4'HU-21 IV T ill: ITHCI'IT l o t HT. VIVTII J l lilt 111. C I I M I I T OF FI.OHIII4, i v a v i ) y n n aitMi. VOl.K Fill V T t , I 114 VI l : i l t Vl'MHKHl I Ha.4 VOITFK TO IIICFI) VII KIlW .Mill N. JOII.NHTilN. Plaintiff. •va- IIKI.BN HTON, r. WAOXKIt JOHN. t tafaudant. VlIK »T4T44 OF FI.OIIIIM Till I!ELKS’ C. W A U N K It JOIINHTON Itaalilanca and itiallltig addraaa Unknown. I'LKACK TAK K NOTICE that > " » »r* harahy rruulrad to flla your written an*w*r, or drfanaa. If any, paraonally or by an attorney, on or bafora Juna 4th. 1>44, at tha office u f lha Clark o f tha Circuit i*ourt, at tho Court l l o u u In Hanford, Hamlnola County. Florida, and to mail a copy tkarouf lo Htanatroni. ltavla A At (In loth, Atlornaya for Plain­ tiff, I’ oal Offlca Hox 1120, Haltlord. Florida. In that certain divorce proceeding pandlnc • (•Inal you In lha Circuit Court o f lha Ninth Judlrlal Circuit, Jn and For Urntlnul* County. Florida, In Chancery an nbbrovlatrd till* o f aald iauaa bring “ Edward V. John•ton. I’lalntlff. verau* llalan C. Wagner Jobnatun. Iiafandant." and haralrr fall not or a Lacraa Pro Confaaao will ba antarad agalnat you, and tha r r u i i proceed aiparta. (HEAL) Arthur II. Ba ckwllb. J r . < lark o f tha Circuit Court liy: Marina T .Vlhlaa Ixputjr Clark • tdial rum. Da via * Mcintoak 1. Loat A Founfl 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 6. Food 6. For Rent 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. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build • Paint • Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Rnclio A Television 27. Special Services 28. laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 34*A Swap or Eichange 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles - Trucks 36-A Autos Wanted 37. Boats • Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas 40. Farm Equipment Legal Notice is t i i i : f u n i it i iii i n o r T ill: %I NTH Jl l l l l ’l 41. 4 111. ijit t o r tim : i r t t n or 1*1.011111.4, iv 4 v ii r o il « i : h IVIII.l; 4 01 NTS. IV I'K iit. i i*t; so. l a w JKFKOItKt I'll 4 V* l>. HTIMHU.V. va. I'lalntlff, IIA It IIA ft A HT IXI BON. Itafrndant. M il It K l o i m . i i i TO. IIA It IIA It A HTI It HON, llafamlant Adilreaa: Unknown YOU AllK IIKIIKIIY NOT1* I'TKII Hint aull fo r dlvurca hat liarn filed aRalnal you Ir lha Circuit l.'ourt of tha Ninth J u ­ dicial Circuit o f tha Htala o f Florida, In and for Hutiilnola t'ounty, under Chancery No. 13»77. Hi* alyla of aald raua* Ixlng J K F F O ltK r It. HTI.MHON. I’ lalntlff. >va- IIAItllAIIA HTIMHON. Oafamlant. ror a hi: iir.itr.ur rr- 2. Notices • Personals (Jhr Danfort frra li Page 10— Fri. May 8, ’64 Are you satisfied with your re­ cent Income Tax, or Re lund? Have a Iree examina lion of your Return m ade1 by a former agent of the Internal Revenue Service. | Tel. 322-3876. E m eu flicknell. 3101 Park Ave. 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale 21. Beauty SAilons Ace Beauty Salon 3 BR, 1 bath home, fenced back yard. North Orlando. Ph. 3228219. Seminole Realty 1901 Park Avenue FA 2-5232 anytime VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS Part*. Supplies. Electrolux, Kirby, Hoover, Air-Way. Rex-Air. Filter Queen, GPL etc. Free pick-up. CM VACUUM REPAIRS 906 So. Myrtle 322-8627 \ A HOM ES FHA 2. 3. & 4 BEDROOMS 1. ttt, A 2 BATHS DOWN PAYMENTS FROM $100 I-ow Monthly Payments For Complete Information See Or Call Your VACUUM CLEANER—LOCAL REPAIRS - SALES ALL MAKES Phone 322-2287 FHA - VA SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty 6. For Rent Furn. Apt. 2.100 Mellunvllle. 2563 Park Nice large 2 MR. unfurn. duplex Kitchen equipped. 14th Ave.. Longwood. 8 mi. from N.A.S. Ph. 818 3298. 2 BR., t BATH Screened porch, including kit­ chen equip. Down payment (350. Monthly Payments (58.50. KIKGSWOOD BUILDERS. INC. 332-8074 p urn. Apt. Close tn. Apt. 4. (35 Mo. 407Vk W lit. W K L A K A APARTMENTS: Itoomk private bathi, 114 W. Firii St. 5 It oom furn. garage apt. 1018 Elm Ave. 322 0818 alter 4:30 p m. "Who do jou like lot vice president. . . Hubert Humphrey or Bobby Kennedy f " 6. For Rent 12. Real Estate For Sale Lg. 2 BR house, kit. equip!., 3 BR, CR house Ravenna Pk. lg. screened porch. Children 1/yw down payment. Call m. 322-0053. desired. (50 mo. Sanford, | after 5 Ph. 319 3151. -------------------------------------------FURN. 2 Bit houae (85 mo. --------------------------------------------13 BR- 1 bath, kit equipped. 322-3750 or 322 2097. 12 BR nicely furn. house. Ph (200 down, assume pymts. of (78 mo. 322-1599. 322-6237. Large TJ2 Now Moon trailer at Sevcn-Uaka Trailer CL 2-ROOM furn apt. (55 mo ! O N LAKE HARNEY Mra. Jones. mci. water A elcc. 322-3860. |3 BR, modern home. Call Kenneth Taylor, 319-4391. Furn. A pt, 160 per ino. In­ to x 46 2 BR Modem Trailer. cludes lights & water. 813 Prefer Navy couple. Holly­ TIME TO RETIRE? Magnolia Ave. 322 3641. wood Trlr. Park. Ph. 322- This is a home which shamld 2778. fulfill your every desire. 2 BR unfurn. house. Call Immaculately dean. Locat­ 322 5185. 1 Bit llousctrailcr furn. Ph. ed in a quiet, exclusive 322-1187. Downstairs clean apt. Attic neighborhood on a street of fan A garage. Adults. Rea­ beautiful trees and well kept 4 BR. 2 (lath, home. Avail­ son abk«. Ph 322-1854. lawns, it ha* 2 Bedrooms, able, June 322 9595. H* baths anal a large Flor­ 2 BR house. Bowman's Trail­ 2 HR. fully fumiiheal. Avail­ ida Room Most of the er Court. 668-4908. able May 1. Prefer adults. furniture is included in the 1503 Sanford Ave. COMPLETELY FURN. first price of (t 1,000 with good floor o f lovely home on tree terms available. Wlut are UNFURN. I Lg. lilt Apt” KU. shaded lot on Lake Monroe, you doing right now? I-et's eipiipt. t06'u W 18th St. Ph. F.ntrrprUe. 2 lilt, 26x19 car­ drive out and look it over! 319 3952. peted llv. rm. and dining Call Stempcr Agency, 1910 rm., butH-ln kitchen. En- 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen So. Freni*. 322 4901, Joy privacy A fishing. (125. furnished, near air base. 322-5A36 evenings, 322 7(80 Call 322-1645; after 6 p.ui. evenings. call 322-4736 KEDROOM HOMES IIintM trailer 322-6087. Call after 6, q r i l l K I t to flla your Anawar with lha Ct*rk uf llila Ifourt and to aarva a copy o f Ilia aama upon tha tilalntlfra e ltorn*), whoaa natna and aditrraa atifnar halotv, on or hafora lb* :cth day vf Slay 1*44. Hiiusetrailer, 2 rooms adjoin­ Furn. Gar. Apt. 254.3W Pal­ or a Itacrra I'rn 4,'onfraao may ing, carporte, large storage metto. Ph. 322 0525 or ba anlerrd attain*! you. area. (30 mo. 322-5118. 322,5254. Itatrd thla Jfnd day uf April 1544. I Haul o f Clrrult Court I Artliur II. (lackwith. Jr. t'lrrk H r: Martha T. Vlhlaa Itrputy Hark KliWA IItl II. IIIfnT Attorn*)- for 1'lalnllff 140 Hoiilli Court HtraM Orlando, Florida I'utillah: April 74 Mav I. X. IS, IVM CHT-74 3&4 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Air-Conditioning Optional As I-ow as 8350 Down Dr 322-2120 EVERETT A. HARPER AGENCY • REAI.TOR 2463 S. Park Ave. Phone* FA 2-2264 or FA 2 2285 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundquut, Also. FA 2-1951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. New Custom Built Home on Crystal I jk c . For informa­ tion call 322-3378 GREENBRIAR Choice lots available in Ureenbriar of Loch Arbor overlooking golf course. Custom building to your specifications. Greenbriar developed by KINGS WOOD BUILDERS, INC. 202 Fairmont Dr. FA 2-8074 3 27. Special Services OVER 25 YEARS of Fine Workman.hip in Up­ Call for Evening Appts. holstering. Draperies. Slip, Mayfair Hotel Ph. 322-8525 covers. Time Payments as Free Parking little as $3 mo. Drapery Spring Permanent Special Hardware Installations. 20 Percent off regular prices KULP DECORATING SHOP Cut ’ n Curl Beauty Shop Ph. 322-2335 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322-0934 Berry hill Painting Contractor. 25. Plumbing Services Commercial - Industrial • Residential. Free estimate. PLUMBINGWc Appreciate Your Busi­ Contracting Repairs ness 322-2297. FREF ESTIMATES R L. HARVEY 204 Sanford A<e F\ 2-3343 j LAWNS renovated — Acrato —Remove thatch — Chinch r. Special Services Buy Spray (VC-13)—Ferti­ lize—Ph. 322-4244. ' p i a n o SVC. 8 TUNINGMANSFIELD LAWN SER. Rebuilding • Reletting FREE ESTIMATES REPRINTS AVAILABLE GENE CUMBAA Of pictures that have been 322-2661 — Alter 12 p. m. published in The Herald. BR, Air-Conditioned, l ' i hath*, Fla. room, fenced yard, with patio. Ravenna Cad Bill Vincent at Tho Park. (860 down, (105 Lawn Service. Mowing, land­ Sanforu Ikrald, 322-2611. scaping. grass setting, etc. monthly Phone 322-9357. 322-3790. Sowing: Altera', ons, button­ LOCH ARBOR— Lg. 4 HR. 2 holes, zippers. eu\ Kathcr. Bath, 17 x 17 playroom For Repairs and Painting, call ine Corwin. 1427 Lake Dr^ 322-5126 after 5 p. »n. week­ Cent, air-cund. A heat, lg. Casselberry. TE 8-1260. day*. util, r m , patio, dble car port, sprinkler system w. own well. Located t blk ftti Golf Course on lg 150x150 lot 4‘ j '.V Gl Loan. Will sell tny equity. 207 Ridge ltd. Call 322-8522. B a ll-B la ir REAL A gen cy ESTATE INSURANCE 3rd A Park Ave. Phone 322-3641 Charming small house—pan­ elled living room—lire place —2 Bedrooms, bath, kitch­ 3 B R , Ilx bath home. A»en that'll make you want sume payments. 322-3455. to cook, a lull acre ol tiled land teeming with pink and 16. Female Help Wanted red rosea tragrant Con­ federate Jasmine, Holly­ Make Money Uie easy way. Full time, part time. Ph. hocks, pecan trees. Com­ 322-2016, 2 & 6 p. m. pletely air-conditioned. Out­ door screened party room, BEAUTY DPERATOR ~ utility room, carport, work WANTED shed. Call or come Junior or Senior JOHN E. FOX. REALTOR Ph. 322-9658 200 .V Park ALLY 0 F~S AN FOR l7~ 323 0559 after 5 322-5630 Experienced Sewing Machine Opcrato's needed. Steady M O T II F. R year-round employment In our modem air-conditioned M — i* fur tho Many factory. 3620 Orlando D r, extras this home Sanford. has built-in; Beauty Counselor has an 0 — is for the Only one opening in this area for a of it’a kind, this representative. Must be at­ county within: tractive and have car. For T — i* for ttie Time* interview, phone 322-6973. it wilt bring you Joy: 21. Heaulv Salonn II — it for the Home Complete lleauty Service this house will make 3 Senior Operators with love A boys; Free Parking at 2nd A Oak E — is for the Everlasting 105 So. Oak comfort this home has 322-5742 to oiler; HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK R — is for the Rare oppor­ tunity being offered you to own her. 3 lilt, kitchen equipped in­ Gar. apt. 1201 Magnolia Ave. CRYSTAL LAKE PARK cluding dishwaslicr. Many Apply 5-6:30. LAKE MARY extras. (120. 322-ttOO. West on 25th St. and I Rlt.. Furn Apt. with Pvt. Put them all together, they Left on Lake Mary Iilvd. 2 A 3 Bedroom Houses hath. 317 S Park Ave. apell MOTHER — A queen 322 2744 I’nyton Realty for this castle containing 3 LAKE WYMAN I-IIOOM efficiency apt. with 322 1301 1742 at Hiawatha Bedrooms, 1 tile bath, Pa­ pvt. truth ami xliowcr, Mut­ HEIGHTS tio, separate dining, kitchen STORAGE SPACE 307 8th able lor couple or single I.ONGWOOD and living rooms. Down­ St. 322-3492 or 1374. person or retired. All utili­ (South on 17-92—6 mi. town. Paved comer. (t0,500 IV TIIK ITMII IT I T I I 'm O f 2 lltks. Northwest of ties included in rent. Ideal TIIK VIVTII Jl m i i m . D I R . FURN. A pt, pvt. enl. A bath. —8800 Down. loingwood Plaza) ly located on First S t, with­ i i i t , i v avi t rttii n r . w i v ((5. t200t( Magnolia after (II.F. n i l V T t , 1*1.(IllIIIA TRAILER 1..ADKS in 1 block ol 2 Iree parking 6 p. m. 322 8969. IV 4‘IIA VCKIIt. VO. I M t l JOHNNY WALKER. Broker lots and shopping center. In­ CONSIDERED J. H. (ILKAHON. J r, a* Admin322-6457 for Appointment latrator of Vatrrana' Aflnlra, ROSE COURT Al'ARTMENTS quire at Manuel Jacobron an ttfflcar o f Ilia l.’ nllad Htalaa Dept. Store, 211 E. First St. 1 RR Furn. Near Base. »)15 FURNISHED, UNFURNISH­ o f Anitrlra, Plaintiff, Sanford Ave. 668 1323. ED Ijikefront, 3 HR, 159 FURN. Apt. Clove In. Jlimnic va. Ph. 838 3911 bath, 15 x 30 Swimming pool HAM A M II.U III and I It 18 Fum. apt. (to. 611 Park. Cowan. 322-4013. J. MII.IJ*. hi. wife In Sunland- 121 l-akc Dot. Itarandanla. Sleeping room, well ventilated Clean rooms lor nten. 401 StITH r. OF M IT IT'S YOUR FAULT TIIK HT ATE OF FI.OIIIDA — Magnolia Ate. >22-0720. in quiet neighborhood. Ph. II you ttitas this fine 2 story, TO: HASI A. MII.I.M. Jit. and Property ManuRement 3226100. IItIM J. MII.I.H. hi* wife, 8 room 3-bedroom countryUnlurniihed 2 RR. houve, kit­ & Sales Broker rraldanra unknown; laat home. Near town for busi­ chen equipped. 322-3651. known raald*nca. 2107 Mill Hlrrat Kaat. Tuacaness and RIVER for FISH­ looaa, Alabama. RENT i\~Be7 j ING. Priced right with goni t o n are hereby notlflad that voTit r. o r ai iT Offer* for your selection RoP.away, Hospital A Baby a aull liaa baan Iliad agalnat TIIK STATIC tiF FIAHtlDA TO terms and (500 down. these Beautiful 2, I, A 4 you and each o f you. In Ilia Beds. IIKNItV J HTHICKHNO above entitled rmiaa; and that •nil KHTIIKIt V. HTItlCKBedroom By Day. Week, or Month you are lierrli) miutred to flla I.AMII Ph. FA 23181 111 W. 1st St. your anawar wltti th* Clerk of *114 cheater Hires! llila Court, aiol to err\a a copy Tnkniiia Furl. CARROLL'S FURNITURE INVESTMENT REALTY thereof upon the plaintiff or Munlauniery County, plalntlff'a aoiirn e). whoaa Maryland 116 N. Park 322-9173 2 Bit. home. kit. equip. Keys name and adilreaa la K AMYou ara hereby notified that IIIIOHi: lll.l. IFF. J It., p. o . tina •lilt baa Ii*«n filed nanlnal you at 817 Catalina Dr. ONLY (6.900 Nice 4 BH. 2 In'll, mu N Park At anna, Han­ tn th* Circuit Court o f Hatulnul* ford, Florida 17711. not later County, Florid* In Cham*ry, II. For Sale or Rent shady lot* Simps, Income Ilian May :»th. A ll. 1)44. mu abbrat lull'd till* uf whi ch la invest, potent. 322-5680. 17 you fall to tin ao. dm tee FlltHT FKDFItAI. H.WI.SiiH pro confraeo will lie entered AND LOAN AHHIMTATIIiN OF Furnished 3 BR. 2 hath, air12 ACRES ii K ci Iii* I you for the relief de- HKXIINOLi: COF.NTV. « icrpurmndltioned. 322 5509. s niaridrd In the corn|>lalut. mi Ion, I’ Ulntlff. va. IIFNTI) J. Oak shaded large 4 Bedroom,, Ttie niiture of aald aull tielng HTItli’ K I .A M i and wi f e KK- CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON 2 hath hom e;; Family room | for KO|ti:cMlH|t|tK OF MOItT- TIIKIt V. HTIIICK LAND. DaLAKE. Call e v e o i n g a OAlli: encumherlrin Ilia pro- frndanla. Ilia natur* o f aald with fireplace, large util­ to r t) lit Hrmtnccla I’ ounty, aull being a suit lo foracluaa 322 1597. ity and double carport. Ap- j Florida, to.wit: To make the heal homo ttiat lertstn mortaMka dated I di r It. IIIAH'K g MltN- October 7). I tut, amt of record proximate!) 2500 *q. ft Alt | buy. see the LAN’ Ir F.8TATEH. a cc o r d ­ In o f fic i a l lire..id* llook 7tl, II. Real KHialt Wanted fenced. 6 Acres cleared and | ing to put thereof re io rd - I’aa* 2»l public record* of planted in bahai. ecl In Pint llook It, I’agra Hamlnola County. Florida, an- WANTED. Desirable lots in 1* ttiroiiglc 77. Pol.Hr Her- eumbaring tt.a following datradr on Sparcraft Trailer. out. of HrmlnnU County. •crllird real propart), to-wlt Can hr seen at 2UOJ So. Florida. tail X In lllock I* o f Togeth er with alt a t r u c lllt ANTLCr K II O It K H French. Ph. 3226437. turea and tmproveiiienia I FlltHT ADDITION. HnnlnFA 2-1301 17 92 at Hiawatha now amt hereafter on aald ola County, Florida, a c ­ M UST BE S O LD ! WERE O V ER S TO C K ED LMN Enterprises, Inc. V A - FH A Legal Notice Jim Hunt Realty Government O w ned SOU TH W ARD o . k . Ha n o i : no . j - xoi- h cording to plat thereof r e ­ cord*.I In I'lal llook 4, page 41. of tt.a I'n Id to R ec­ ord* of Hamlnola Count). Florida. and you ar* t.aiaby rauuliad to flla ) our at.awrr In aald aull with tha uodaralgnad Clark of •aid Court and lo aarra a ropy thereof upon tha I'lalnllfra at­ torney, whi*a name and addra*a appear balnw. on or ba­ fora tha totli day of June. 11*44, and In default thereof Dacrea Pro Confaaao wIII ba antarad again*! you. WITNESS my hand and nffirial aaal at tha County Court­ house. Sanford. Hamlnola Coun­ ty. Florida, thla llth day of April. 1444. 12. Real Entate For Sale St. Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-612J VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Payton Realty Jim Hunt Realty $43 MONTH S • Bedroom Home Office Night PA PA 2111$ l-MM im vm Saoford. Pta *100 DOWN CUSTOM REALTY WINTER PARK PRIVACY: Gracious 2-story Corner Lee Rd. and IT-93 home, city convenience A Phone 444-9031 water. 3100 *q. ft , plus big *484 Park Dr screen porch, back utii. porch, patio, garage. Ideal OVERLOOKING GOLF COURSE for children. 322 9235. 105 I'ar Place, Greenbriar Of Loch Arbor This lovely 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath Home haa a Completely 2 BR. Home. Study, 14x lluill-in Kitchen with Disposal, Florida Room, GE IUthi. large Family Rm. in furnace and ia equipped for air-conditioning. It'o truly good neighborhood; includ­ A LOT OF HOME FOR $24,375 ing stove, refrig, room airconditioner. washing ma­ chine A rugs. Really ter­ rific buy! Monthly pay* A iiornaya at Law menu $83.90. Fuat o i l lea Ba t 1114 KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, kb iif/rd, Florida Allornay for Plalnllff Inc. I’ u b f t h May g, n , j t . j f , : >aa Attorney for plaintiff 9 u u i Custom «nJ Commoxalot EulUlny Pdhllah: May I. I. 14. 22. 1241 Pnbllth: May I, A II. 22. IPV4 CUU-J* f A 1-8074 CDital CUV-4 WITNKH8 iny hand and the aaal o f aald Court at Hanford. Florida, thla Slth day of April. At*. 1)44. IHITAI.I Arthur II lie. k with. Jr. Clark o f the Circuit Court tty: .Martha T. Vllilen Deputy Clark IA copy o f lha complaint filed herein la attached to tha ropy o f thla notice which la mailed to each defendant for whom a raaidrnca more aprclflc (H E A D than a glata or country waa Arthur H Rerkwllh. Jr. given In tha (w orn atataiiiaiil Clark of Circuit Court filed herein liy Ihr plaintiff, hi* Tty: Martha T. Vlblen. D r aganl or attorn*)-) Phillip II. I^igan E. A M lin o g i: O L L t r r , JR. bhtnholarr and lx>gau p . o. no* ton Attornaya at I.aw 244 N. Park Avanua P. O. B o s ITII Hanford. Florida I27T2 Hanford. Florida . - J m ~" v. Homes Priced From $G,750 Down Payments As I>ow A $100 Monthly Payments From $48.50 Iitiitl, amt ttie rent*, la,ore. amt profit* of th* aliota dearrlhait property: and all fixture* new or hereafter atltrh rd to o r uaed In c o n ­ nection with the premia** herein dracrlbrd. HOMES Y m , htr« at Deltona These lovely homeft are telling fast. The reason it solid value — low price and high quality-Come out and see these wonderful homes for yourself — There are 16 com­ pletely furnished mod­ els to chooie from, in clu d in g a replica of the World’* F a ir House. While here en­ joy a free ride aboard the riverboat/'Deltona Queen"! HIGH TRADE-IN VALUES BANK RATE FINANCING Hpmpluf£ M O T O R S | l rsi C $7,990. to $18,350. h% low a t $240. down and $49.27 per m onthNo doling costs! DRIVE OUT TODAY Takg Interstate |4 — get o lf at the DeBary fx* change, or call. 6 6 8 -4 4 5 8 M A C K LI BROS.DIVISION THC OILTONX CORPOHATION 301 W. 1st. St. Ph. 322-0231 �You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise Y our "D on’t Wants” In Tlie Herald Classified Ads! 27. Special Services W Il|r Piano Tuning and Repair L. Harmon - FA 2-4223 t-.infillIs! ijrrnlf) Fri. May 8. 'til — l\u;c 11 i.H. Article* l or Sale SWEETIE PIE _ _ _ _ _ _ , By Nadine Seltzer 322-4234 WEI.uS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Types and Sizes Wo Repair and Service S T I N E Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W 2nd St. FA 2-6432 REPOSSESSED SINGER Fully automatic. Sew* on buttons. Makes buttonholes, embroiders, m o n o g r ams, blind hems, etc. Alt with­ out attachments. Guaran­ teed. Like new. Sold now o\er $300 Ralance due only $79.86 or $8 08 month. Call Collect for Free Home Trial 211-9588 Service Discount. 29. Automobile Service "COHEN RADIATOR SHOP Free inspection, estimates, pickup, delivery. Recoring & repairs discounted. 2 i m E. 3rd. 322-3443 i 3fi. Automobile* - Truck*, 3 6 . Automobile* - Truckst 3(i. Automobile* - Trucks 37. Boats • Motors SINGER Birthday Sale! r ig $ $ S A V IN G S On Floor Models A MOVING. FURNITURE Demonstrators PRACTICALLY NEW (FREE Repair ESTIMATES) Bedroom set complete $35; In Your Home 2 single Hollywood Hods lit S ir * ' ' fa ll complete $15 ca .; 1 Sofa tiiiV u r 'R bed A- matching chair $$'’ ; Representative at 1-5 pc. Dinette set $50; 1 Alan's Fabrics A Rugs Gas Stove, apt. size $10; 2 322-5783 Chest o f Drawers $20 ca Misc. items (cabinets- tab­ Get professional carpet clean­ les. etc.). Make offer. Ph. ing results—rent Blue Lus­ R3* r.ten. tre Elec. Shampooer. $1 per day. Carroll's Furn. SEWING MACHINE AIR-CONDITIONING B y FEDDERS II. II. ROPE CO., Inc. 0 HOOK Enc\elopcdia. mi Edition i. ke new Large Print. Park Ave. Trailer Court. Lot 93. PAINTING • INTERIOR - EX­ TERIOR and Home Im­ provement Contractor. All work may be financed up to 5 \rs. Guaranteed satisfac­ tory. A. J. ADCOCK. Ph. 322-9558. 200 So. Park Ave. ' world 31. Article* For Sale 35. Articles Wanted CASH for good clean Used Furniture. Noll Furay Furni­ ture. 901 W. First St.. Ph. 322-6591. 36. Automobile* - Trucks I960 Fiat Soo Bianehina, new tires, good corn!., $350. Ph 322 8522. \ Bank $ | Repossessions ’61 '55 '55 '59 '57 '56 '58 '55 '59 '59 '58 '57 '56 '.’>0 Renault. $697 bat, $33 Chevrolet $597 bal, $32 Pontiac. $199 bat, $23 Ford, $511 bal, $27 Ply., $192 bal. $76 Chcv., $6t8 bal, $33 Metro $319 bal. $24 Mercury, $487 bal. S26 Hillman, $687 bal. $3t Ply., $681 bal, $31 Chrvt ., $687 bal. $35 Iluirk, $599 bal. S32 Ford, $197 bal. $12 Mercury, $87 bal, $.7 mo. mo. mo. mo mo mo mo mo. mo. mo mo. mo mo mo. BUYING A VTW or USED CART FINANCE IT WITH US ♦ I>ow Interest Rates ♦ tow Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE BANK 1963 Thundorbinl, !>cigc, fully Gateway To The Waterway equipped with air. Perfect Hobson Sporting Good* condition. 9000 mi. Call Your EVINRUDE Dealer 322-8582 after 3 p. m. 304 G-8 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2 5961 ’57 Chevrolet, floor shift, 31). Trailers - Caban,as runs good $473. 322-2885. 1963 Corvalr Monza, 4 speed, RAH, I’ a'omar red, black interior. Bal. approx. $1975, payments $70 9t mo. Willi take $200 or old car as equity. Call 322 6002 after 5. Apache Camping Trailers Cecil Sellers — 668-4618 I Clark St., Enterprise ’ GUARANTEED HIGHEST 19.37 Buckeye, 8 x 36, 2 BR. good cond. 10 x 20 screened room. Reasonable. 322-8023. PRICE PAID for WHY Buy someone el«e« trou-| 8 x 36 all aluminum, $350 blcs down, assume pymts $38.18 Rnlnnco Paid O ff WHY Go to the expense of a mn. Ph. 323-0609 after S Anywhere in U.S.A. second used car p. m. WHEN You ran drive a brand T R A I L E R, Champion '58, new Vespa for $5 00 322-1503 8 x 35. Low down pymL down and $1.50 per Assume pymts. last 7l» week, and get lip to 37. Boats • Motors Park Ave. Trailer Park. 135 m p.g. USED BOATS A motors. Transmission guaranteed for REPOSSESSIONS. INC. GUNS. New A Used. Large SPARCRAFT 10 x 45. Com­ life. SANFORD AVE. pletely furnished. Sacrifice selection. Will trade, also price. Can be seen at 2003 repair. Tackle .sold A re­ OPEN EVENINGS LEWIS SALES A SERVICE 2517 Country Club Road So. French Ave. Phone 323paired. Osteen Bridge Fish Phone 322 4503 Camp A Gun Shop. 322-7928 6457 for further information. Extra Clean Cars 1012 Sanford Ave. National 1012 Wagner s Amoco AUTOMOTIVE AIR-CONDITIONING ♦ LNSTALLATION - SERVICING Good Used Cars Sold 818 French Ave. 322-7763 0 Auto Glees, Teps ‘Thty mad* m* *at a sandwich befor* we left so wouldn't maktv a pig of myself!" 34. Articles For Sale 34. Article* For Sale 4 Seat Covert Console Stereo AM-FM radio- HONEY FOR SALE: One gal­ lon, $3.00. Call 322 2960 af­ record player. Multiplex ter 5 p. m. FREE DELIV­ adapter. 322-8167. ERY WITHIN SANFORD 901 W. 2nd St. FA 2-1032 May Specials. Air mats, 99c. CITY LIMITS. ALL WORK GUARANTEED Surplus City, 201 W. 1st St., Double bed with 3” foam rub­ Sanford. ber mattress $30; table TV ; Rollaway bed, ilngle Maple $25; Bahama couch $20;' bed complete; single bed A Platform rocker $13; other ( Scnkarik Glass and Paint springs. Good cond. Ph. miscellaneous h o u s e hold Company 322-3134. Items. Ph. 322-6617. 110 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 READY MIX CONCRETE Spinet Plano. Exc. cond. Full 31. Poultry • Livestock keyboard. Just tuned. With Patios, Floor, Free Estimates Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, bench. $295. 322-9081. 1 Shetland Pony for Sale. sand, cement, rork, pipe, StalUoo. Call after S, 322SINGER PORTABLE ateel, grease traps, dry 4703. Pay Repair charges of $7.14; wells. Stepping stones. 31 A. Peta Also Singer in Console, re­ MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. pair charges of $15.35. 309 Elm Ave. 322-5751 Boston Hull Terrier Puppies. Phone for Service Manager, AKC Reg. E. E. Walker, ' SINGER SLANT-O-MATtC 322 0411. 806 E. 20th St. Ph. 322-6187. SLANT-O-MATIC 500A SINGER Fully automatic. Just dial It REDUCED Boston Terrier, and sew. Take up payments AKC Iteg., 8 weeks old. Ph. Drop-In B o b b i n . Zigzags, makes buttonholes, sews on of $10.20 mo. or pay off 322-5517. buttons. Like new. Pay off bal. $168.40. Liberal trade FREE. Four sweet little fuz­ balance of $47.40 or assume for your old machine. Call zy male kittens need good 6 payments of $7.90. Sanford anytime for Free Home homes. Call 322-3328. Sewing Center, 322-9411. Trial. 322 8627. AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED I Chihuahua puppict for aale. 2127 Elm Ave. 32. Flower* - Shrubs GROW your own hydroponic tomatoes; in containers; some bearing. Grosser’s Hy­ droponic Farm, S. Sanford Ave. *» • BLOOMING Roses on Chero­ kee stock. All other kinds of Nuraery shrubbery and trees. Gray Shadows Nuraery 6 Mi. S. on Sanford Ave. 33. Furniture ) 9 Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought - Sold. Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. For the biggest selection of nearly new and used furni­ ture, see Noll's Furniture Brokerage In Casselberry on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 8. V • • FALCONS FAIRLANES T-BIRDS • GALAXIES LOWEST PRICES ON STRAIGHT SALES! , M SELECT W FROM OVER — “Success Car of the Year" N E W C AR S N O W IN STOCK You're *ure fo find the Ford o f your choice, ready to k<» nt a price you can’ t afford to turn down I Sate! GET T H E BIGGEST DISCOUNTS N O W ! *64 Comet Sell Ui Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Caih. SUPER TRADING POST. FA 2-0677. .................. FREE ESTIMATE Upholstering Ic Mattress ren­ ovating. New It Used Furni­ ture. Call Nis Bedding Mfg. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. FA 2-2117. WANTED reliable couple to take up monthly payments of 313.50 oe 3 complete rooms of furniture. Call TE 3-1311, Casselberry, col­ lect. FURNITURE <7^A L a fA r . II COMPLETE ROOMS J* Was on Lay-a-Way at Budget Furn. Co. ^ 9 on So. Orange Ave. Now ran be seen at 29* Long wood Plaza Take up payment! At only $12 80 per mo. Ph. 838 4583 Also 1 Bedroom Suite Slightly damaged at $59 95 2,285 , SIDING & Doora. Cheap Ph. 322-2506 after 6. NEW' Self • propelled Lawn Mower $69 93; 3 used mow­ ers $15 ca .; Heavy duty self propelled mower $39.95; Riding Reel type $09 95; A lot of other items also: Mower Blades $1.93; Wheels 8150; B U I L D I N G FOR RENT. ROWE EQUIPMENT CO., on 17-92 Longwood, Ph. ‘ 838-7953. See The Totally New . . . W jU d w tiq HnW h « COME IN ^ , BY FOKI) 0 Yours for 31. Article# For Sale . * $ Our newest—complete with: Whitewalls □ Deluxe wheel covers O Polar White exterior with bright metal trim n Red crushvinyl interior trim □ Heater D Red carpets 1 1 The same engineer­ ing know how that won Comet the World's Durability Champion­ ship at Daytona—where tour specially equipped Comets ran 100.000 miles each at speeds topping 105 mph! Top trades at the “ Home ol Chempions". 60 ★ EX C ELLEN T BANK RATE FIN AN CIN G V V "The Sport* Car With C* The Import Flair" JT V t B \ ^ 0 Hf Miflliin »-4 AND BE A W IN N E R ? Hunt Lincoln-Mercury, Inc. 109 N. Palmetto Ave. S TR IC K LAINCORPORATED N D - M O R R IS O N 308 E. First St. SANFORD Winter Park Ph. MI 4-8916 Ph. 322-1181 M ERES IHE KEY TO A '64 FROM FORD DRIVE ONE TODAY! �. no high price on luxury here — just sport and sparkle . . . breeziness and breadth . . . and jet - smooth luxury! You can have your Luxury Car N O W . . . just let us show you how! WE LEARNED THAT BY OFFERING THE BEST TRADES - WE COULD SELL MORE CARS - AND THAT WHEN WE SELL MORE CARS WE CAN AFFORD TO OFFER BETTER TRADES! You can have your Luxury Car N O W . . . IT MAY BE A JET-SMOOTH CHEVROLET, OLDSMOBILE, OR CADILLAC, WITH YOUR VERY OWN CHOICE OF COLORS, INTERIORS, EQUIPMENT - FOR MUCH LOWER COST THAN YOU'D IMAGINE! You can have your Luxury Car N O W . . . AND JUST FOR FUN WE'LL GIVE YOU A SILVER DOLLAR JUST TO TRY IT OUT - JUST FOR TAKING A DEMONSTRATION RIDE! AND WHEN YOU LET US APPRAISE YOUR PRESENT CAR AND MAKE YOU AN OFFER - A QUART OF ICE CREAM TO TAKE HOME - NO OBLIGATION! S A V E D O LLA R S A T H O LLER 'S 322-0771 2ND A SILVER DOLLAR OFFER GOOD THROUGH MAT IS. 1MI 322-0861 HOLLER MOTOR SALES PALMETTO AYE. SANFORD 2505 & PARK DRIVE �IT There are so many international conferences these days that an im­ portant one slipped by with hardly anyone being aware of it. The International Committee of Weights and Measures, which super­ vises the work of the International Bureau of Weights and Measures, which originated with the Treaty of the Meter in 1875, which was first adopted by French revolutionaries in 1791, convened last October to dis­ cuss some problems associated with weighing and measuring of interest to all scientists. Don’t feel badly about it, though, for Science, the magazine of the American Association for the Ad­ vancement o f Science, has just got around to reporting on it. One of the recommendations made by the committee involved a rede­ finition of the liter. It was supposed to be identical in value to the cubic decimeter, but recent discoveries re­ vealed that the two differ by 28 parts in a million. The committee also set wheels go­ ing that may lead later this year to a redefinition of the second. The Consultative Committee for the Def­ inition o f the Second hopes to be ab­ le to define the second in terms of an atomic constant by October, j : when another general conference will be held. Previously it was thought this couldn’t be done before 1966. In another mntter, the Consulta­ tive Committee on Standards for Measuring Ionizing Radiations agre­ ed to recognize the curie ns a spec­ ial unit of activity equal to 3.7x10 to the 10th power disintegrations per second. (But whnt is a second?) Kidding aside, these matters are of vital concern to scientists and, since it is the scientists who are trans­ forming the world, will affect all of us sooner or later, whether we un­ derstand them or not. We should not be so foolish ns to think that when the bell next tolls for meeting of the International Com­ mittee of Weights nnd Measures it docs not also toll for us. Worry Clinic Thought For Today Jesus said to them, Is not this why you are wrong, that you know neither the scriptures nor the pow­ er of God?— Mark 12:21. In the time of Christ, men did not know what existed on the other side of death. But after the crucifixion and the ascension, Christ brought back the word that there is eternal life.— Robert Chamness. Well, that is also a superb definition of Applied Psycholo­ gy, as Andy Smith has well attested. One of the big drug chains used to serve eggs in its malted milk. "Do you wish one egg or two in your malted milk?" would tie the clerk’s question. litis was an example of a "loading question" for it as­ sumed the customer wanted some egg in his malted milk. So the usual customer, even if he wasn't expecting eggs, would at least order ONE nft Coh* Another drug chain instruct­ ed its clerks to smile and say, after every customer had placed his order: ‘ Wc have a special today on shaving cream (or hand lotion, etc.) at a bargain price so wouldn’ t you like some?" And this zoomed sales enough so the General Minager told me, to pay tho clerk's salaries. Most of the dilemmas aris­ ing between human beings cnnlil I k 1 allayed by simply using proper words in proper places (and at the crucial moment). So send for my booklet "New- Psychology of Advertis­ ing and Selling," enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, pins 20c. Editor, Herald: Before heading for the "field and plow" along with many other disposed candi­ dates. I wish to take tilts opportun#y to express my sin­ cere Uianks and appreciation to the many many citizens of Seminole County who east their vote for me yesterday. Your support was most grati­ fying in view of the fact that I was a novice in the poli­ tical arena and not "Intoxi­ cated with experience " Ford Cavanaugh Yuur Letters Letters Political Notebook amount of a man's handwrit­ ing they ran tell whether lie wrote another man's noma on Editor, Herald: a seric* of checks. The following is an open In actual practice, tlie Tost letter to tlie Seminole County Office men find t h e y ' r e Board of Commissioners: I stumped about 20 per rent of I feel it my duly to again the time. Usually, it’s liecuttse protest what I term your they can’t get enough samples. ‘ ‘ Give Away Program." Giving Sometime* it'* because n clev­ er w riter is aide to disguise his away the tax payers' money for unnecessary and unes­ writing. So far, flip government men sential purposes is fundamcnlhuvo been unable to find two ly wrong. I'm told recently you ap­ people who write precisely propriated $ii,8uo*plus for a alike. The Dost Office Depart­ Commission to study ami re­ ment hns been milking a study commend roads to and from of tlie writing of COU twins on Orange County. It would tlie theory that twins are more seem to me the County Com­ likely to write alike than other missioners should perform people. In every case, the ex­ .that service with the aid of pert* have been able to tell the the County Engineer at a writing o f one twin from the imrtion of tlie 56,800 plus. uther. 1 am told you contemplate I was shown photographs o f I a commission or authority to the teenage writing of cuch of study, recommend, and build the Dionne quintuplets. There docks ami harlwr facilities at was no problem in distinguish­ Sanford. Bomls are to Ik* sold ing between them. to finance it. Such expense In one fumnus New York cannot possibly he Justified kidnaping case, Federal Hu- and will only serve to burden ■euu o f Investigation agents us with more and higher went through approximately 2 taxes. million hundwriting sample* The docks ami harbor facili­ from the New York State ties are to handle tlie freight Motor Vehicle Iiureuu, federal anticipated from the large und state probation offices, canal between the St. Joints schools, aircruft plants and and Indian River*. Where the municipal records for writing freight will come from, no similar to that in tlie ransom one seems to know. notes. They found the right That (Ik* canal could he a man. great asset is unquestionable; A major problem for the ex­ hut only for pleasure boating. Geneva Altamonte Springs Mrs. Jos. K. Mathieus Mrs. Julia Bartoa perts; juries ars sometimes What is needed at Sanford I* 349-4824 838-1318 quite suspicious o f handwrit­ a Marina. Then to organize l.ak* Mary Bear I.ake-Forcat City ing testimony. a regata with races from San­ Mr*. France* Wester Mr*. Maryann Milra ford, to Jacksonville down In­ 322-6210 838-3678 dian Itiver through the canal. l.aka Monroe Casselberry Hundreds ol miles of sJrnre Mr*. II. L. Johnson Mr*. Jana Casselberry would Irene! it and Sanford 322-4722 838-5016 would become a boating Longwood Chulunta MECCA. My fetvent prayer Is to be Mrs. Donna Estes Mrs. Joan Magin Then there is a Water Con­ s president who can make it 838-3317 363-3742 trol Droject where by tlie possible for every boy In this North Orlando DeHary land to grow to manhood by County Is to be saddled with Mr*. Doris Dean Mra. Adam Muller 322-1080 668-4410 loving his country—loving hla more taxes. Who will Irenecountry instead of dying for fit? Orange County and some Osteen Deltona real estate developer*. Mra. Clarence Snyder Mra. Mildred Haney it. Seminole is a small coun­ 668-5631 122-4841 — Dresident Johnson ty and for that reason. It Is Enterprise Oviedo In terms o f magnitude, Miss Helen Snodgrass Mra. Evelyn Lundy mental retardation I* the most a poor county. With no one to challenge the authori­ 688-0931 165-1610 handicapping o f all childhood ties. it could soon be bank­ disorders. rupt. It Is time tlie authori­ — Dr. (ieorg* Tarjan, vice ties. bntii locally and nation­ chairman of th* Dissident's ally, realm* they are tire Danel on Mental Retarda­ trustees of our asset* ami tion. rights. It i* outragkms for them to bankrupt even the unborn. Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Friday, May 8, 10G-1 S. F. Simpson Fern Dark Editor's note: Commission w a l t k r a . n iK t.ow , e ih t o r a n d p u b l is h e r Th* latest child wonder: Chairman James P. Avery S'IIISK VOI.TOt.ISK, I'irralallaa - OfSIra l H s a a s t r how many weeks until aum- says he knows nothing about JU LIA* I.. STS:VSTI(OM NOV CiREKV mcr vacation. a commission to study roads Advertising Manager Associate LTitor r i K U VAX PELT NOS PIATT to and from Orlando. As to Managing Editor n sn s rs l Advertising Msnsgsr Some young fellows don’t harbor facilities, there is a IIAHHIETT K. STAPLETON if A i m s i. j h i i a s i i * propose to get down on their p o r t CUtsIflsd Dtrtclor City Editor authority rnmmittec JANIR SHOEMAKER J I MS WHI.LS knees to propose. making a feasibility study. iiutlnsss Ms nsgs r O unty Editor short with a jerk or curl hack? How big are the loops in your •Ts," 'V s .” and "b 's” ? When you write, are your words spaced far apart or crowded close together? Ate your V s " narrow nnd pointed, flat-topped or tophenvy? How do your letter* slunt? Do your "a'a" look like "n's” or V s " ? Arc they open or closed, fat at the bottom or narrow, straight up and down or slanted right or left, loop­ ed at the top or precisely drawn? Do your “ v's" look like 'V s " ? Most of these characteristics stay with a man until he dies. His writing will change tem­ porarily when he's ill. It will change more If he shifts from right-handed writing to left. It will change some with natural aging. Hut many of his writ­ ing quirks will remain. Exta-rts have successfully checked out right-handed men who tried to disguise their writing by using crude lefthanded scrawls. They liuve identified men from handwrit­ ing sumples taken 20 years apart. Dost office analysts say they know no wuy to tell a man’s character from his writing. Uut they feel pretty confident that given a r e a s o n a b l e tremendous good will en­ joyed by the newspaper. Later I had a chat with Andy Smith, who said he especially relished every one of these columns that deal with advertising. "Dr. Crane," he began. "I'll gi\e you a personal ex­ ample to show the importance of using proper words in pro­ per places. "A s you know, our advertis­ ing client* may contract for a given amount of space. "When I was a novice on the Job, I would go up to such a client and tell him. ‘ You must use 15 more inches to fulfill your contract.’ "That would often make him grow irate. He apparent­ ly felt I was trying to high pressure him. "But then I hit upon a clever method of avoiding Thr llernM M rlcm tifi Ict1 I r r * f r o m I t * r e n t i e r * n n |*tih- such an angry response. . Mr a f f a i r * . T h e file r m u ) u«« "So now 1 smile and say, « l»en n n m e t il e d t h e | r l ‘You have 15 more inches of I f aU i» c a r r l r * Ike w rlle r'a I n i r nnssse n n d R t l r i r r M . I . r t i r r a advertising space coming to o f l e n e r tkntt n t i n U w ill you.' k I* rt« |»rrfrreH re. t e ller* i « d d r r * * r d 1st s i l k r r * n r e net*e|»|« "So now lie beams and fig­ ntslr t « ri * « ld r tl ( h r ) d n n o t d e n t ure's I am doing him a favor. In | t e r * o n n l l l l e * . I ' n e i r j la n o t Thus, he finishes out his con­ (•iilsIUtted hy ' t h e l l r r n l d . tract and we are both happy Editor, Herald: about if." I addressed the following Dean Swift, British literary letter to the i-hniiman of the geniiis, was once asked how Florida State Bond Depart­ lo define literary style and ment in Tallahassee: he replied: Dear Sir: “ It Is simply proper words I recently hnd nernsiun to in pro|K-r places." u*e tin* Official Florida Hoad How is this ill provided for? 'Iup. 1003. issued by tlie Slate There are several answer* Bond Department. I noted such as direrl taxation, a flat that the legend for military fee system, personal contri­ installation* failed to list, ami bution* an.l by self operated tlie Sanford position fails to social functions and activities. show, tlie locution of tlie SunWe here in tins community ford Naval Air Station. fed proud that we have no Sanford Nnval Air Station YOUR direct tax levy and no flat i* a fleet support aetivity of fee system. But by mutual aid tin- II. S. Naval Fortes, and we will respond lo any part of the home of the Heavy A*tlie county where wc may be link Wing One of the At­ DISTRICT I of assistance at any time as lantic Fleet. long as wc do not have to Since this is nnr of the leave our own community un­ largest and most active liases protected. This has been and in tlie Southeastern military we hope will continue to lie complex of the United States, for your vote of possible, to a great extent, ami a key installation in the confidence May 5, by the fire conscous public defense and attaek capabili­ in this and the surrounding ties of tlie Navy, I wonder Please iiiu- me ynur areas, and even surrounding how such an ovetsight occur­ continued support anil counties who have come to red. vole un May 26. our events, and to those who 1 certainly hope that you have made other contributions liuve hern advised of this be­ to our department. fore nnd that some action is Tin* time is Imre again being taken to correct it, when we are making prepara­ 1M. Dul. Adv. Ned N. Julian tions for our annual July 4 Commander, U.H. Navy, Bet. Fiesta. We would like to see you spend a pleasant day of happiness with us and help us continue this program of assistance In those wlm are near and dear to us all. If in way we can Ik * of help don’ t hesitate. (!. Theodore Waltz Secretary Longwood Vol. Fire Dept. CASE S-459: Andy Smith is a veteran advertising man with the Cambridge (Ohio) ; Jeffersonian. John Deters (Advertising Manager) and Bob Amos, tal­ ented editor, had met my plane at Zanesville during National Newspaper Week. They took me to the Jef­ fersonian office lo meet the entire staff of 65 employes. During the day 1 addressed 2,000 high schoolers- plus 200 men at a combined service men’ s luncheon, and then an overflow crowd that night. Over 20r» of the entire city turned out. which shows the Bruce Biossat— Ray Cromley WASHINGTON (N E A ) — Internal Itevenue Commission­ er Mortimer Caplin’s state­ ment that Bohby linker hail signed his accountant's name to his 10(11 income tax return raises the question of how the nation's lot) handwriting ex­ pert* operate. "Tho secret,” say* a Post Office expert, "i* to catch a man in those little Idiosyn­ crasies he doesn't know he has. 1 don't even know my own after 23 years in the busi­ ness." It’s where you dot your *‘i," high above or close, to the right or left, whether your dot is like n dot or like a comma, or whether you dot at nil. It may be the way you cross your ” t” with a long dash or short, atraight or curved, up or down, high or low. It's whether you end a word with u sweep, u downstroke or a neat, clipped-off curve. Or it may be how your different letters vary in height. How high is tlie ” h" in "liuve" com­ pared with tlie "uve” ? How high is the 'V ' compared with the "v " and the "e " ? Does the lower loop of your capital "J ” swing into the up]>or loop or not? Does the bot­ tom circle o f your capital "I!" meet the vertical line or stop Dr. Crane's From the ^ Just A Second(?) To The Editor Herald Area Correspondents Quotes Barbs However II is a committee of the Seminole County ChamlM*r of Commerce and mem­ bers are giving time ami tal­ ent at no cost to anyone. Further, Chairman Avery says the port would not hr at Sanford. Where freight would come from Is one of the items be­ ing investigated by the ChamlH>r committee. We agree that Sanford need* a marina for pleasure boating and that it would become a Imating mccca. We also agree that Semi­ nole is a small county but it isn't poor—not as long as it develops the rich potential of the St. Johns. And. as long as responsible people elect responsible officials there Is little chance of Semi­ nole going bankrupt. Droject* that pay for themselves would be assets to the unborn, not liabilities. Editor, Herald: Now that the campaigning is over, the ballots cast, the votes counted, and the atmos­ phere has stilled down and w*e arc about to continue our day to day affairs under those public servants we have chosen to guide us, I cannot help but inform you not to forget one of your most im­ portant public servants The Fire Fighter. As secretary of the I/>ngwood Volunteer Fire Depart­ ment, let me point out a few facts alaiut the volunteer fire­ man. lie is an average citizen who is subject to call 21 hours a day, who faces tlie danger of blast furnace-like tempera­ tures, sometimes coming home with ruined clothing, or injured in one form or an­ other necessitating medical care and ahsrnrc from his employment or business and receives no remuneration other than the salisfaction he has done a good deed. He is constantly being train­ ed umlcr the guidance of qualified personnel in the con­ trol of fire* of any and all origin* snd type* from the small hark yard grass fire to the house fire and lieyond to tlie large buildings of our industrial and commercial economy, and places of high­ er education and worship. You may think this i* a big field? Well It goes heyond that. He Is there to give help and assistance in emergency rase* like accident*, heart attacks, drowning*, snd emrr gency rescue activities during hutTiranes, floods and na­ tional disaster. RE-ELECT D F u Ri D ( )!) I t . iC . larroii CONSTABLE Thank You Boh Carroll TROY R A Y Candidate For Tax Collector Thanks You Fur Vote, Support (j Confidence I earnestly solicit your continued s u p p o r t on my behalf on May 261 h, and urge all voters to conic forth to express themselves on this second primary. Dd. Pot. Adv. A Note Of Thanks from JOE DAVIS I flnt rfrrply grateful for the vote of ronfidenrr placed in me by (he people of Sontinole County. Mtiy I take this opportunity In express my deep appreciation lo the many Kttpporlcr* who worked ho diligently on my hehulf. V-HRU WELLS SftchsBlcsl UupL U n til* WILLIAMS hoclaty Editor Thank you for ynur belief in me nnd, if re-elected ns your State Hcpre*cntnt!ve, I will con* ■ I'BSCNJPTIOR RATES 11 m * D .lla a ry tie Wills NT H »U S s m I b s I s ('•■ a ir ll.o* l Tear i to S Months I IS t M on th s AU Olhsr t i l l * t Tsar 6.74 ( Moaths ISO t Months JJta n k A . . . l.SS 1 Month l.SS I Month U. B. Postal n «a illations provide that all at sit subscript!*** h* paid In advancs. E ntar sd as saco nd c l a s t m a t t t r O c t o t s r It . ISIS SI t h t Pest Citrus o f ha nfo rd . f l o r i d * . unds r tbs A c t e t C o n g r e ss at March. The Herald Is a member ot the Untied Press which ts •*• titled •aclusivslr to th* us* for r*pubUe*tl*a *t all tb s Ucs l B*wt primed Is this stwapeptr. fio part of suy malsrlai. news or s d v s ru s is g , o t this tdlllo o o f Th* Sanford Harold may b* reproduced la any aaanasr w ith­ out written paruuaalon o f th* publisher ot Th* Htrsld. Any Individual or firm r e s p o n s i b l e for auch reproduction will be coi tal tereJ as Infringing un T h * llereld • copyright end will he held liable lot damaging under the law. Published dally * s c * p l 1 Setutdey. Sunday a n d Christmas; published Saturday preceedlng .ShrUb*** tinue to exert every effort to the bent o f my ability to provide you the kind of State Government you want. ! am looking forward to your continued help and nupport which U so necessary for I sincerely appreciate the hucccm in November, 1961. vote of confidence given me. jo s R. T. M ILW EE Superintendent Of Public Instruction t Dd. Pol. Adv. (D JOE DAVIS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES SEMINOLE COUNTY r.i Dot. Adv. �n a ia c a t f Bj J •r- �Adventist Baptist Church Of God Methodist TH E SEVEN TH -DAY AD VENTIST CHURCH Corner Tth A Elm n. L. M a t h e w * -------------Paator BEIlVIMKB SATURDAY— Sab b.th School ------ 1:14 a. m. Wo-ahlp Sarvlea _ I1:0« a- m. W .dnatd ay Night P la y er Service T:I0 p. m. "V7# Hava Thl« Hope" radio .nooiaga each Sunday a. m. at BtlS over WTItll at !«00 on your radio dial. JORDAN MISSIONART BAPTIST CHURCH 1441 W. Plrat Street Sunday School — — 10:00 a. m. Morning W o r a h l p __ 11:00 a. m. Illhla Study (Sunday) 7:00 pm . Evangelistic Hsrvlca 7:00 p. m. Wad. Prayer Meat _ 7:00 p. m. Bill Btsphana ________ Pastor A Cordial Welcome to All CHURCH OF OOD OF PROPHECT 4144 Elm Avsnu* Rsv. R. L. Strickland Pastor Sunday S c h o o l _____ 1:41 a. m. Worahlp Sarvlea — 14:44 a. m. Evangellette Sarv. _ 7:14 p. ra. Wtdnasdayt Toung Paapla ▼. I* B. Barr. 7:10 p. m. Bible Training S«rv 1:44 p.ra. ORACE METHODIST CHURCR Onora Rd„ at Woodland Ava.. Rav. John II. Hlroi Jr., Paator Church School 4:44 a. m. Morning Worahlp — 11:04 a. m. M T F ----------------------- 4:14 p. ra. Alliance CIin iS TIAN MISSIONARY AU.IANCE CllUltCil 1401 Park Are. a t 14th S t nay. C. C. Daaa, Jr. — Paator Sunday School 0:44 a. m. Worship Sarvlea — 11:00 a. m. Evening Worship — 7:00 p. n>. Alliance Touth Fellowship (Sun.) — 1:41 p. m. (Wad) Prayer Saryleo —— 7:10 p. m. W ed n esd ay CONOREOATtONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH (United Church o f Chrlat) Park Avanua at 44th St. 1:44 a. m. Church School 11:44 a. m. __ Worahlp Sarvlco 4:14 p. m. _ Christian Touth Ministry Rav. Waltar A. 1L McPhereon, Paator M e e t in g s : Organleatlona ___ 4:40 p. m. Prayer -----------------7:40 p. m. Choir ------------4:40p.m. Christian Episcopal FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 1407 8. Sanford Ava. I t Vernon Fuller Sunday S c h o o l ____0:44 a. m. Morning Worship _ 11:00 a. m. Assembly Of God PINKCnEST ASSEMBLY o r ciod ciioncic Cor. 27th and Elm M. M. Wilder .------------- Paator Sunday School — 0:41 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 10:40 a. m. Ev en in g Worship - ~ T:lo P- m. Tou th Hsrv. (Bun.) - 4:00 p. m. Mid-Weak gerv. (Wad.) - 7:10 p. m. CHRIST CHURCH Church Straot, Lon gw oo d Tr. charlaa W. gtawart, Jr. Vicar H oly Communion — 7:44 a. m. Sunday School ------ 4:44 a. m. Family Barvleo _ 4:04 a. m. Sarvlco A Btrmon _ 14:44 a. m. Church Of Christ Baptist CHURCH O F CHRIST aeneva Ralph nrewer Jr. Evangelist Bible School 10:uo a. m. Morning W o r a h l p __Il:oo a. m. Evening Worship — 7:10 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service 7:40 p. m. r i n s r b a p t is t e m m e n t i l Park Avenue T. B. Chance -----Paator Morning Worahlp — 1:24 *• ">• Sunday School — — 1:14 m. Morning Worahlp — tl :0 0 a. m. Tr ain in g Union —~ 4:40 P- m. Evening Worahlp - 7:44 p. m. Wad. Prayer Sarvlco 7:40 p. m. TAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway 44 West Morrla Ruby _____ Evangelist liltile C l a e s ______ !o:oo a. m. Morning Worship ... 1l:oo a. ni. Evening Worship .... 4:00 p. in. Bible classes Wed. .. 7:40 p. m. fi HOLT CROSS 441 A Park A v a F r. Laroy D. Bopar, Ractor Huly Communion — 7:44 a. ra. Fam ily Sarvlco and Hunday School 4:44 A ra. Morning Prayar tFIrat Sunday — l i o l y Communion 11:44 a. m. Free Methodist F R E E METHODIST CHURCH Corner 4th St. and traurel Avo. Eugano Shaldon —— Pastor Tolophontt 417-74:| Sunday School _ _ 1:44 a. m. Morning Worahlp „ 14:44 a. m. Evening Worship __ 7:04 p. m. Wad. Prayar Sarvlea 7:44 p. ra. CHURCH OF CIIRIHT 1414 Park Avenue Bert llrown Evangelist Sunday Bible S t u d y ___— lo:oo a. m. Morning Worahlp — 11:00 a. m. Evening Service _ . 4:10 p. m. See "Herald o f Truth" 1 p. m. Sunday on Channel I Tueeday Ladles Bible Claee _ 10:04 a. m. Wednesday Bible C l a s s ______ 7:44 p. ra. CENTRA!* BAPTIST CIIUnCK Cor. 14th S t A Oak Ava. flail S m i t h --------------------- Paator Sunday School — 1:44 a. m. Morning Worahlp — lltOO a. m. Training Union — 4:14 p. m. Evening Worahlp _ 7:40 p. m. Wad. Prayer Service 7:14 p. m. Nursery Open W T l t l t ------------------- 7:40 p. m. Sunday Nlta Broadcast !a Congregational OSTEEN BAPTIST ClfUnCIf HWT. 414 Ph. 444.4114 P a a t o r ___ Cheater W. Plank Sunday School ------- 10:04 a. m. Morning Service _ 11:00 a. m. Training U n i o n --------4:40 p. m. Evening S e r v i c e __TiSO p. m. WE8TB1DB MISSIONART ItA ITlBT CHUIlCIt 4th S t A Holly Ava. Paul M. C a l l a y ---------------Paator Sunday School — 10:00 a. m. Sunday Morning Worahlp — 11:00 a. m. Sunday Evening Worship — 7:04 p. m. Wednesday Prayer Sarvlea _ — - 7:00 p. m. family J /%it Christian Science CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 144 East Second Street Sunday Service A Sunday School _ 1 1 : 4 4 a. m. Subject: "Adam and Fallen Man” Wednesday Service „ 4:00 p. m. Reading Room: 444 K. F ir s t Wsakdaya: 10:40 a. m. • 4:44 p. m. Friday Evening: 4:244:44 p. m. Tb# Oiuftli la O * RMlMt tartar iMinic ti aarlh for tha build in* u Ur and p o f c ilu m hhip. ip . It la is a • at i ora* I U apt aotril ritual taliMO. Without a at run* Chunk, nrithrr iWnanirary nur c ivili*.«l4r>n ran aurvitr. T im a ara four aoural rrteona why rsrry |araoa ahaaid atUnJ a m a rr*w m Urljr and aannrt tha Chunh. Tbaf ara; (I) |’«r hit ova aaka. (?) Fop hia child ran’# aaka. (?) Far lha aaka t i hit comma nil? and nation. (4! For lha aaka o f tha Church it**If, a h k h nwda hia m ra l and malarial autvnrt. Han to go lo chunh rafu> lari/ and rend your Bibb daily. FIRST P1NECIIKBT IIAPTIST CllUltCil Onora Hoad p a s t o r _____ William J. du ese Morning Worahlp ... 11:*0 a. m. Sunday School ~ 0:14 a. m. Training Union — ~ 4:14 p. m. Evening Worship — 7:40 p. ra. Wad. Officers A Taachara Masting — —....—— 4:40 p. » . failed to give us the strength to meet them, and tha courage to go on again. We’ve always been a churchgoing family, nnd I know the children never miss a Sunday even now. Tomorrow wo'll all go to church together, and it will seem like tha old days when our family was still here at home. Wa have so much to thank God for, every one of us. They’ll be here any minute! As soon as I finish the flowers I’ll go and sit with Dad on the front porch, so we'll be right there when they all ilrive In. It’ll bo just wonderful to see them again. Dad and I were saying last night that wc couldn’t have been blessed with belter children or lovelier grand­ children. We’ve been so fortunala. Of course, them have been some tragic and terrible times, but God has never Church Of God CHURCH OF OOD Sind A French H. C. Smith __________ Pastor Sunday School ___ 4:44 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:14 a. m. Evangelistic Hsrv. _ 7:44 p. m. Tuea. Prayer Hsrv. » 7:44 p. m. Thure. Young People Endeavor — __ - 7:40 p. ra. E t D K I l SPniNOS IIAPTIST Old Orlando ltd. at Hester Ava. U. Hamilton Orlffln — Paator Hunday School ..... - 4:44 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ . 11:00 a. m. Training Union — 4:40 p. m. Evening Worship — 7:44 p. m. UJTIIERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEME R 101 W. 21th Place “ Tha Church of the Lutheran H oar" nnd TV "This la tha Life” Herbert W. floaraa ____ Faator Sunday School ____ 4:14 a. m. Worahlp Service __ 11:44 a. m. OOOD SH EPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH 24 44 A Orlando Drive Mary. 17-42) Sanford. Florida 222-7212 The Rov. Oaorgo Klnnamon, Interim Paator Sunday Schoul 1:14 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ UiOa a. m. Communion— First Sunday In Each Month KINDERGARTEN AND NURS­ ERY ______ Hunday II Kamurl 22:21-31 Monday Tuesday I ('httinlrlra Psalms 24:1-10 71:1-0 Wwlneaday Isaiah 46:3-11 Thoraday Jrrvmlnh 31:7-14 Friday II Corinthian* 12:1-10 Saturday Hebrew* 1:5-14 l FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Lako Mary, Fla. Rav. W. L. Holcombe, Paator Sunday 4:44 a. m. - ..... Blbta School 11:04 a. m. _ Morning Worahlp 7:04 p. ra. __ Evening Service 7:44 p. m. — Wad. Mid-Week Prayar Services 7:44 p. m. _ 2nd Wad. Mlaalonary Service Pentecostal FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGWOOD 441 Orange Street Rav. K. Ruth Grant — Paator Sunday S c h o o l ------ 10:00 a. m. Morning Worahlp __ Ui04 a. m. Sunday Evening __ 7:10 p. m. Wad. Bible Study _ 7:44 p. m. Conquerors Meeting F r i d a y ---------------- 7:10 p. ra » FIRST PRESB YTERIAN CHURCH Sanford, Fla. Oak Avo. A Ird St. dr o ve r C. Sawall Jr. Paator Ed gar W. Smith Jr. Aoalatant Paator Morning Worahlp __ 1:44 a. m. Church S c h o o l ____ 4:44 a. m. Section M o s t ! ____ 14:41 a. m. Morning W o r a h l p __ 11:44 a. m. Pioneer Fellowahlp 1:40 p. m. Senior HI Fellowahlp (i04 p.m. Even ing Worahlp __ 7:44 p. m. Wad. Prayar Meat _ 7:41 p. m. CHUnCH OF THE COVENANT 1774 South Orlando Drlvt Th omai II. Makln — __ Paator Worahlp ____________ 4:00 a. m. Church S c h o o l ____14:44 a. m. TO LIST YOUR CH U RCH Methodist Copyright DM, Keister Advertising Service lo t , htraaburg, Ya Nazarene FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE W. 2nd SL at Mapla Ava. Paul Illckei .............— Paator Sunday School _ _ _ 4:44 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 10:41 a. m. Touth - — .... — — — 4:44 p. m. Evenselletlo Sarvloo 7:04 p. ra. Mid-Week Sarvlea fWad.) — 7:44 p. m. Third Sunday Slngaplratlon ----- 1:04 p. ra. Presbyterian Lutheran THR CHURCH FO R ALL e ALL FOR THE CHURCH EBENE ZER METHODIST CHURCH Citrus llslghta Rav. Ray Oragory, Jr.. Paator Church School —_ 4:44 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:00 a. m. M T F -------------------------4:20 p. m. Eva. Worahlp _ — 7:10 p. m. Wad. Prayar Service 7:20 p.m. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 411 Park Ava. John T. Adams Jr. — Pastor Morning Worship _ 1:44 p. m. Sunday School ----- . 4:44 a. m. Morning Worship _ 14:44 a. m. M T F Meetings — 4:>S p. m. (Intermediate, Senior) Ev en in g Worahlp - 7:14 p ra. N O TIC E CALL 322-2611 -The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleTHE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. & Mrs. M. R. Strickland ART BROWN PEST CONTROL BURNUP & SIMS, INC. Building Division CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. SANFORD WELDING 4 FABRICATING CO. Bill Whltly 4 Employees CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 110 W. First, Sanford A. DUDA 4 SONS, INC. Slavic, Florida GREGORY LUMBER o f Sanford EAST SIDE GARAGE Virgil C. Grnccy 4 Employees SR 46 4 BeardaU FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. George Bailey and Employees HARRELL 4 BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 200 W. 26th St., Sanford BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 801 W. 1st. St., Sanford HILL LUMBER & HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crapps and Employees NELSON & CO.. INC. Oviedo, Florida ROSE AND WILK’S RESTAURANT Rose & Wilks Bowman 4 Employees STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff HOLLER MOTOR RALES CO. and Staff OVIEDO RADIO 4 ELECTRIC CO. Robert A. Cumcron IV SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff PERFECTON DAIRIES LORMANN REALTY 8TRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff , HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-02, Sanford JONES ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 401 S. Laurel Ave., Sanford KIDDY’S STANDARD SERVICE First 4 French, Sanford KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. lat. St., Sanford J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff Casselberry L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M. Cameron and Staff LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heuting, Air Conditioning THE RITZ THEATRE Bill Lovelace and Employees ZITTROWER BROS. 1400 S. Elm LeROY C- ROBB CONSTRUCTION CO* INC. HILL HARDWARE 4 IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Newman and Employee! SMITTY’S SNAPPIN1 TURTLE MOWER SALES AND SERVICE WIGHT GROCERY CO., INC. and Staff SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff STATE FARM INSURANCE Comoanlea Irving L Pryor and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and M rs. A1 Wilson SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORYBAPTIST Antioch Uoptlit Church, Oviedo Central liaptlel Church, 1411 Oak Ava. Chuluota Klral llapllat Church Cbuluota Ilaptlal Mlaalon Sportsman's Club, Chuluota Elder Spring* Uapllat Church, 414 Lehman 111 Faith llapllat Mlaalon, 444 U lan Caaaalbtrry Flral Baptlat Church. 414 Park Ava. Frlondahlp H aptl.t Church • ! Altamonte Spring* RL 414, Altam onte Spring* Flral Baptlat Church ot DaBary Flral Baptlat Church •( O caava Flral Baptlat Church e t Irak# Mary Flrot Ilaptlal Church 4 f Lrak* Monro* Flral Baptlat Church o t Longw ood, Cor. Church a Orant Flral Baptlat Church o t Ovlado Flral Baptlat Church o t San Irando Springs Flral ghllah Mlaaleoary Baptlat Church, net w. mb st. F or**! titty Baptlat Church Fountain Hand Baptlat Church, Ovlado L o v t Southern Baptist Mlaalon, Chuluota fU selensry Baptist Churah North HA K uierarlt* )»» ;'» 4 » * la Mlaalon BaptUt Church 'O a k illll It A Oataan M arais# O U ry Baptist Churah. O a a trs Uw y. ty Mt. Oliva Mlaatonarr Baptlat Churoh, Pas Irando Sprlnss Rd.. Longw ood ML Zion Missionary Baptlat. glpas Ava. Naw ML Calvary M issionary Baptist 1144 W . 14th gL Naw Sal am Prim itive Baptlat Church, 1444 W . 14th BL Naw ML B ios Baptlat Church, 1714 Fear Ava Oaklawn Baptist Chapat, 1744 W. 4*th 8L Oataan Baptlat Church Plnacrast Baptlat Churah. tat W. Onora Rd. Pratrl* Lake Baptist Church, R ld gs RA, P a rs Park Prograss Mlaalsaarr Baptist Churoh. Mldwap Baoond Bhlloh Mlasloaary Baptist Church. Ninth A H ickory •t. Jams* Mltalonarp Baptist Church St*. IM. 414 Oataan BL' Paul M issionary Baptist Church, l lh SL St. Matthews Mlasloaary Baptlat Church Canaan Haights ■t. John's Missionary Baptist Church. 42( Cypress gL Tampls Baptlat Church, Palm Bprlnga Rd., Altam onte Spring* Waatsld* Mlaalonarp Baptlat Church, 414 A H olly AVA Elan Hop* Baptist Church, T il O reng* A v a CATHOUO Church s t tha Nativity, Lake Mary A ll Soul* Cathella ch u rch , 111 Oak A v a BL A nn's Catholl* Church, Farshlng Place, DaBary PL Mary Magdalen* Cathollo Church, Malt* land A v a Altam onte Hprlnga CHRISTIAN First Christian enurch, 1147 A Santord Av a Con grogatlon al Chrlattaa Church, 1441 Park A v a Northsld* Chrlatlan Church, F lsrlda Haven D r, Maitland CHURCH O F CHRIST Church Church Church Churoh ot Christ, t i l l A Park A v a at Christ, aeneva at ChrtaL Longw ood o t Christ, P eole CHURCH OF OOD Church ot O oA 441 H ickory Churoh o f Ood. 2244 A French Church o t O oA Ovlado EPISCOPAL A ll ga tats Episcopal Churoh B. DoBary A v a , Enterprise Chrlat Episcopal Church, Langw ood A ll gatnts Episcopal, Enterprise H oly Croon E piscopal. Park Ava. a l 4th I.UTHBRAN Ascension Lutheran Church, O varbrock U r, Caa.albarry flood Shepherd United Luthara, 2400 A Orlando Dr. Lutharan Churoh o f tha Radsomar, l l * W . 24th Place Messiah Lutheran Church. Am erican L sgloa Hall. Pralrl* Lake, Porn Park SL Lukas Lutharan Church, RL 424 Slavia METHODIST Baraatt M anorial M ethodist Church, E. DoBary A v e , Enterprise Bear Lake M ethodist Churoh Uothol A.M.E. Church, Canaan H ilgh ta Casselberry Com munity M tthodlst Church, H w y. 17-41 * Plnty H ldgs ltd.. Casselberry DoBary Com mualty M ethodist ch u rch W . H igh la n d s DaBary Ebanasar M ethodist Church, Old Or­ lando Hwy. F irst Methodist Church, 414 Park A v a F irst Methodist Church at Ovlado Fra* Mathodlat Churoh, 444 W . 4th SL flra c* Mathodlat Church. Onora RA Grant Chapel A M E. Church, Oviedo O akgrova M ethodist Church, Ovlado Oatosa Mathodlat Church P a o Ia W aaltyaa Methodist. RL 44 W. at Paola St. Jama* A .M .E, Sanford A v a St. M ary's A.M.E. Churah SL RL d l l Oataan Si. Paul's Mathadlst C h u r a h Ootaaa Rd, U n t ir s r lii Stafford M em orial Mathodlat O h ■ r o h A DoBary MASARENB F 1 ra t Churoh ot tho Nsoar on a W. 2nd at Maple Farn Park Church ot tho Nasaroao, O'Brien R d , Para Park Lak* Mary Church o t tho Nasaroao PRESBYTERIAN Com m ualty Presbyterian Church. Lake Mary F irst Prasbytarlaa Church, Oak Ava A Ird SL Plrat Proakytarlaa Church. Casselberry F irst Prasbytarlaa Char ah at DoBary, K. Highland Prasbytariaa Church o t Tho Covenant 2774 A Orlando Dr. gL Andrews Presbyterian Church M i l L oanaal Bch. D r, Bear Lak* Upsala Com mualty proobytorlaa Church. Upsala RA W estm inister Prasbytarlaa Church, Hawaii Pack. R l I I I * Parent Lak* Seventh-day Advent lat Chur Hwy. 411, Poreet c it y Seventh-day Adventist Church, Maltla A v a , A llam oata Springs Aaatard Seventh-day Advtatlad Chur Seventh A Rim OTH ER CHURCHES A lia s's A.M.E. Church, OUvo A 1 IU Church o f Ood la ChrtaL Ovlado Ch a lso la Com m ualty Church Church at Ood o t Prophecy. 4IOT Elm A Church c t Jeaua Chris* o t Latter t SalatA 4411 Park A v a Comm unity Chapel, A ltam sat* hprlnga Eaatara O rthodoa Church. SL Johns Ch soatom Chapel, Hwy. 17-42. yarn Park C oagragatlea Beth Israel. 14th A M sgac * ! » ♦ Churoh o t Chrtot. ScionHat. 4*4 K. la d BL F irst Pentecostal Church a t Langw ood ML Oliva H olla*** Church, O ak I HA Octaea Plnacrast Assem bly a t O oA »Tth A Elm Baatord A lllanco Church. 1441 A Park A a*iiford C o a sro g a u o a at Jth ovah'a Vi aaasoA 1421 W 1st 4L Tha Salvation Arm y, 414 E. la d *L Unity Church at SaatarA 114 E. la t SL 0 �■c m Returns To Be Certified Wednesday, Kelly Told Zip Code 32771 • J WEATHER: Fair through Tuesday; high today 85-92; low tonight in 60s. VOL. 56 e l O United Press Leased W:re Established 1908 MONDAY. MAY 11, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 187 4 '* ’ Geography Lesson: T h e Nile and St. Johns Rivers aren't the only two rivers flowing north. Readers let The Clock know they have favorite streams of fluid which also meander In a northerly direction. Up to the last phone csll (there’ll be more) the list includes the Genesee River, Amazon Riv­ er. Monongahela River and the Red River, • • • The Genesee is located near Rochester, N. Y .; the Amazon in South America; the Red River (•'Home of Red River Valley potatoes,” a reader re­ cites) flows north between Minnesota and North Dakota into Canada. • • • W. G. Ross offers this com­ ment on the Monongahela: ‘ ‘The Clock is wrong. Another North American River which flows north is the Monongahela. R flows from West Vir­ ginia and joins the Alleghany at Pittsburgh to form the Ohio which flows into the Missis­ sippi.” It’s Important, he adds, for hasgc shipping of coal and other products. Interesting to note the in­ terest in The Clock comments. Always welcome. • • • 71 Dead In Crash O f M A T S Jet 83 Servicemen And Families Aboard Plane M W A ... Asks Tax Repeal WASHINGTON (U PI) — The gradual repeal of the 10 per rent federal excise tax on telephones has been proposed by Sen. George A Smathers. 21 Killed MIAMI (U P I)— A head-on collision In the Florida Pan­ handle Inst night and several multiple-fatality wrecks push­ ed the state's weekend traffic toll to at least 21 persuns. Falls And Lives ZKI'IIYKHILLS ( UPl t — A skydiver, R i c h a r d William Itccker, 22, plunged 5.000 feet under tangled parachutes yes­ terday but survived when he hit the ground and “ went by the book." DOWNTOWN SANFORD’S new mail wn* dedicated Friday afternoon when Mayor A. L. Wilson (center) snapped the ribbons which officially opened the new thud walkways and lawn area to the public. Assisting the mayor is Clifford McKibbin (left) and City Manager I’ cte Knowles. The mail now occupies what once was known as Rands Avenue. (Herald Photo) ‘Mother’ Due WASHINGTON (U PI) — “ Whistler's Mother,” one of Units a n d personnel of the most famous American Heavy Attack Wing One and paintings, is coming bark to Sanford Naval Air Station, the United States June 10 tor along with McCoy, Oslando exhibition at the National and Patrick Air Force Rases, Gallery of Art. will be featured in a preview Seminole High School band oi Armed Forces Day, May 16, TUB HAGUE (U P I)— U. S. members received the high­ over WDBO-TV, Channel 6, at Secretary o f State Dcun Rusk est award possible— a super7 p.m. today. wurned Greece and Turkey • • • today that any war between Don’t forget, If your birth­ them over the Cyprus issue day occurs this month, better would destroy the Western al­ check your driver's license. If you were bom in an even- liance. Rusk Warns number year, It's due for re­ newal. It tells on your license. • • • Lady Bird Follows ATLANTA (UPI) — Lady Ilird Johnson, who says she State Comptroller Ray K. is "an extra pair of eyes and Green reports checks totalling ears fur Lyndon,” today visit­ <34,000 have been mailed to ed .Atlanta where just three each of Floilda'a 07 counties days ago the President was as their share of the race greeted by a half million peo­ track tax fund. They have re­ ple. ceived a total of $212,000 so far this year. • • • WASHINGTON (UPI) — From the "How Come De­ FBI Director J. Edgar partment"—A Clock Watcher Hoover reporta his agents bought a length of aluminum have been assisting the Se­ wire to use as a clothesline. cret Service in guarding Pres­ He cut it into four sections, ident Johnson’s life since the strung each on a set of poles, assassination of President pulling the wire as taut as he Kennedy. could. At nighttime all four are firm; in the morning, one — always the same one — BALTIMORE (U P I)— Aladroops. How com e? bama Gov. George C. Wallace • • • today carried hit Maryland A Clock reader offers this presidential p r i m a r y cam­ suggestion for traffic im­ paign to the Eastern Shore provement at 25th Street and community o f Cambridge, Park Aveune: "Why don't where racial violence flared they put a delayed green light last summer. or left turn signal at the in­ tersection for drivers who want to make such a turn. As NEW YORK (U P I)— Harry it is, you ran sit there for 8. Truman said today he many minutes waiting for thought Defense Secretary emss traffic to clear so you Robert S. McNamara was too can turn left.” much of a Republican to run • • • for vice president on the A national democratic com­ Democratic ticket, but the mitteeman from Miami has former president said he the name of James James. would support any running Guess what his nickname is? mate President Johnson se Right . . . Jimmy. lecta. • • 9 FBI Guards LBJ Wallace Again HST In Quandry And speaking of names, one in the Sanford phone book has intrigued Clock readers for some time. It's "Ifancie U Sheppard” with no period after the "U .” A call to the person revealed that the neighbors were so proud of the baby they decided to in­ vent a novel name. They did. • • • While we’re correcting the record, here’s one from an of­ ficial of the newly-formed Las Columbitas. The member­ ship is made up of wives, mothers, daughters and sis­ ters of the Knights of Colum­ bus. And that's where the tiein ends. The Las Columbitas is an independent unit, not a K of C auxiliary. • • • Church-going on a down­ ward trend? Hardly. For ex­ ample, the membership of the Methodist Church in the Un­ ited States is now 10,163,003, plus 1,005,11*0 in others coun­ tries, according to a repott made at the chuich's quadren­ nial General Conference in Pittsburgh. The Florida Con­ ference led all others in mem­ bership growth with an an­ nual net increase of 10,264, bringing the total nieniberahip to 206.667. Boy Treated For Injuries Dennis Kpps, eight-year-old son o f Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Epps Jr., 126 N. Summerlin Ave., is in Seminole Memorial Hospital with injuries receiv­ ed Saturday afternoon when he fell from a tree. According to Dr. Epps, Dennis and some friends were rlimbing the tree when the injured youth fell. He suffered fractures of both arms and a liver injury. Doctors operated on the liv­ er injury and today reported his condition as "good.” Gun Victim Is ‘Critical* Anna Belle Bender, Negro, o f 1802 West 15th Street, suffering from a gunshot wound through the neck, was reported in •’critical" condi­ tion this morning by Semin­ ole Memorial Hospital at­ taches. Police said the woman shot herself at about 11:80 p. a . Saturday. The bullet passed lluuugh tl.e wli.Jpipe, emerg­ ing at the zear o f the neck. SHS Band Members Court Bans Wildcat Rail Given Top Awards Walkouts Nikita Opposes Israeli Project CAIRO (U PI) — Soviet Pre­ mier Nikita S. Khrushchev to­ day denounced Israel'a plans to divert the Jordan River for irrigation purposes and backed the Arab campaign to block the project. The Communist leader said his country support* the “ just causes” o f the Arab nation* which regard the Israeli plan as a hostile act. "Tlie Israeli project trans­ gresses upon the rights of the Arabs to use these waters,” Khrushchev told the United Arab Republic National As­ sembly. He also supported the d e­ mand of U.A.R. President Carnal Abdel Nasser that all foreign bases In North Africa be eliminated. He specifically condemned British bases in Aden, Libya and Cyprus. Hoffa Fund Use Probe Launched WASHINGTON (U PI) Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz started an investigation today into the use of Team­ sters Union funds to pay the legal fees of James R. Hoffa. Wirtz said the investigation was started at th« request of 18 members of Teamsters Lo­ cal 107 in Philadelphia. The Local 107 membera charged that Hoffa has been using Teamsters' Funds in vi­ olation of the Landrum-Griffin labor law, which requires union officers "to hold its money and property solely for (he ta nefit of the organization and its members. . .” The law also authorizes the secretary of labor to investi­ gate if "he believes it is neces­ sary inorderto determine whe­ ther any person has violated or is about to violate" the law. Humphrey Asks Rights Action WASHINGTON (U PI) — S e n a t e Democratic Whip Hubert II. Humphrey said to­ day "the time is long over­ due” fur the Senate to art on the civil rights bill. Humphrey, floor manager of the measure, made the comment as the Senate went Into its 10th week of debate on the hill. The Minnesota Democrat said enough time lias hern s|>ent in diseussiun, and voting should proceed. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said that the Senate will "stay In session if it laics all year" to past the civil rights bilL ior rating—in three days of stale contest competition in I'allnlmssce over the weekend. The events were sponsored by tbu Florida Bandmasters Association, northern division, und were conducted Thursday, Friduy and Saturday on the Florida State University cam­ pus. Six o f tbu members who received superior rulings arc Mike Corbin, tulut solu; Nor­ man Leach, coronet solo; David Wleboldt. .piano; Don­ na Pifcra a.'! I Rettiua \ ale. baton twirling. Also receiving superior rat­ ing wero memht-ig of the A Corps and B Corps twirling team. This group has never finished lower than superior in the 10 years the school tins participated in the program, according to Ernest Cowley, Bandmaster. Gaining excellent ratings were Joel Fehd, flute; Susan Perkins, twirling; Joel Fehd, Betty Lou Corldn and Mcdu Nelntan, flute trio; Norman Leach, Scott Malbon, John Horner and Mike Corbin, cor­ onet quartet. Piano accompanists weie David Wieboldt und Becky Tanner. While in Tallnbassec, the group toured the State Cup* itol, Supreme Court Building and other points of interest. A bus was chartered for the trip. Manslaughter Jury Selection UnderWay Selection of s Circuit Court jury to hear a manslaughter case occupied court officials this morning. Charged with manslaughter Is a man identified as Alton Williams, The case involves the death of a child, court of­ ficials said. Circuit Court Judge Volie A Williams outlined the privi­ leges and responsibilities of prospective jurors and urged each person lo take advantage o f the opportunity. Trying the caae for (he peo­ ple is Proserutlng Atty. Mike Hoscinan; handling the de­ fense is Public Defender David Flaxer o f Orlando. WASHINGTON (U PI) — A federal judga today order­ ed a halt to wildcat strikes by railroad fin-men and warn­ ed be would hold union lead­ ers In contempt o f court if they led or encouraged such walkouts. U.S. District Judge Alex­ ander Holtzoff, acting at the request of the nntion'a rail­ roads lo quell « series of work stoppages across the country, issued. a .permanent injunction to prevent stakes by members o f the Brother­ hood of Locomotive Firemen & Enginemen RLFE. Holtzoff said union mem­ bers who fail to report to work without a lawful excuse may he fired or considered to have resigned their jobs. The federal judge declared that the courts could not tol­ erate defiance of an arbitra­ tion nward dealing with cut­ backs in firemen's jolts. He said the award, handed down under an aet of Congress, was now the law of the land. Lenders of the BI.FK have drelnred the walkouts against mure than a half dozen rail­ roads were unauthorized hut were triggered by "extreme" interpretation! of the arbitra­ tion nward. A spokesman for II. E. Gil­ bert, president of the firemen, said after today's ruling: "we hope sll the firemen stay on the job until we get this thing settled. We hoped the carriers will refrain from ex­ treme application of the nward, too." J, K. Wolfe, chief spokesman for the rail­ roads, snld he hoped Holtzoff'n ruling would end the wnlkouts. The arbitration decision, which took effect Thursday, led to immediate dismissal of more thsn 3,000 firemen with less than two years' service. It could eventually eliminate 33,000 firemen's jobs. Tampan Held In Sanford Jail MANILA (U P I)— A If. 8. military jet plnne carrying 83 A m e r i c a n servicemen and their families on a flight from California crashed to­ night whilo coming into Clark Air Force Base, north of Maniln. An Air Forrr spokes­ man said 71 persons were killed. A f|K)krsmnn said the big CI35 jet o f the Military Air Transport Service (MATS) was carrying 73 passengers and !0 crew members when it crashed on the south end of the runway while landing at the U. S. base 00 miles north of Manila. Twelve persons survived the crash, the U. S. spokesman said. The Air Force spokesman, Maj. John Rademachcr, said the aircraft was coming in from Hawaii, where it had stopped briefly on a flight that originated at Travis Air Forre Base in California, Hademachcr said the crash occurred about 7:15 p. m. (7:16 a. m. KDT). Clark Air Base was to be the last stop on the flight. A MATS s|Hikrsmnn at Travis said the C135 waa car­ rying military personnel and their families. The Ill-fated flight origin­ ated at the Travis base in California at noon, EDT, Sun­ day. The CI35 stopped over for about two hours in Ha­ waii before continuing m the Iasi tot ★ ★ ★ Contributions Listed By Burns, High TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Mayor Haydnn Burn* of Jack­ sonville reported today that he received <16,567 last week in contributions to his runoff campaign for governor while Mayor Robert King High of Miami got only <335. Burns, who led by more than 100000 votes in first pri­ mary balloting last Tuesday, hardly paused in hi* campaign­ ing long enough to scan the vote*, lie reported that he spent <27,266 last week to keep the political show on the road. High, who (jjehed into the runoff by about 2.400 votes over Sen. Scott Kelly who is still talking about a possible recount or challenge, said he siwnt only <4,741 last week. That ran hi* total for the entire campaign to date $97,819 spent and <98.376 collect­ ed. Burn* has collected f 120,508 and spent $579,069. Major contributors last wodk *? »Wwete: r I hillpploaa l« • irajo. |f „ 4irn» _ |1(000: J. E. Lough terminal for Military Air ridge Jr„ Furry; W. F. Holies Transport Service Bights. too, St. Augustine; J. D. The Clark field crash waa Wright Jr„ Sanford; Georgina th* fourth major air diaaater B. Wood, Miami; J. J. Par­ In the past five daya, bring rish Jr., Titusville; Lt. Mi­ ing death to 167 peraon*. chael Foley, Jacksonville; V. Forty-four periona d i e d E. Whitehurst, Wlllaton; Clar­ Thursday when a Pacific Air ence Camp H, Ocala and J. Lines turlxj • plop aircraft W. McKethan, Brookaville. crashed at Danville Calif., <750: Hugh L. Wood- Mri. near the end of a flight from Molly Wood and Charles T. item), Nev., to Sun Francisco. Branham, all of Miami. Authorities believe the pilot High— <100: Dr. John A. wag shot In flight by a pas­ Marcello, lake City; Wealcy senger. There were nu surviv­ Sllvian, West Palm Beach; ors. <50: Dr. Spivey, Weat Palm Forty-six persons died Fri­ Reach. day night when an Argentine <25: Mrs. Harry Seifert, Ar­ military transport plowed into thur Ulrich, both Lake Worth; a coastal sand dune ns it ap­ Mrs. R. W. Glasncr, Palm proached for a landing ut Ilearh. <10: Mra. David Gay, Ocala. Lima, Peru, in heavy fog. Three person* survived the crash. All six persons aboard were killed Saturday night when a U. 8. Air Force C124, a four-engine Glnl>rmasU-r, exploded and rraahrd in a hailstorm near Hobart, Oklu. SAIGON (UPI) - Police ar­ rested three more persons to­ day in connection with a Com­ munist bomb plot against De­ fense Secretary Robert S. McNamara. McNamara, who arrive* Tuesday, a ill make another LII1UI KAUAI. Hawaii — inspection check on the pro­ (U PI)— Singer Frank Sinatra gress of the U. S. • supported had a close brush with death war against Communist guer­ Sunday when he and three rillas. Gen. Maxwell D. Tay­ other persona were swept out lor, chairman of the Joint to sea by a huge wave near Chiefs of staff, arrived here his rented house on the island today. Vietnamese police said the of Kauai. "In another five minute* he three persona taken into ruswould have been gone,” said tody today admitted their Fire Lt. George Keawe, who part in a plan io blow up a took part in the rescue. "His bridge between Saigon air­ port and the city at the time fare waa turning blue.” The near-tragedy happened when McNamara's motorcade aa Sinatra, 5lra. Howard W. was scheduled to pass over it. Two terrorists were arrest­ Koch and two unidentified persona were (truck by the ed Saturday night while lay­ wave a a they w aded ill tbe ing wires to 50 pounds of ex plosives under the bridge. surf of Waiiui Bay. 3 More Seized In Bomb Plot Sinatra Saved From Sea Death John Hayes, Tampa Negro temporarily residing at 1314 Olive Avenue, was lieing held without bind in city Jail on a disorderly conduct charge pending hearing before City Judge Kenneth McIntosh this afternoon. Police aaid Hayes accosted The linger and Mrs. Koch, two while women at Third wife of the executive producer Street and Park Avenue and MIAMI (U P I)— FBI agents spend of a film which Sinatra la arrested a Philadelphia man offered them <50 to making in Hawaii, were swept today on charges o f fleeing the night with him. about 75 yardi out to sea by Pennsylvania to avoid prose­ the undertow. cution for murder. Charles Stewart Gindle, 36, LAKELAND (U P I)-S ecrewas arrester! on a downtown tary of State Tom Adams took street. time out today from riding A new film on cancer will be Fred A. Frohbose, agent in herd on controveralal primary shown at < p.m. today in tha charge o f the Miami office, election remits to deliver the North Orlando Civic Building, aaid Gindle Is charged at commencement addreti at Tbe film, which is suitable for Philadelphia with the fatal Florida Southern College. He mixed audiences, is being shooting of Nicholaa Tiscio urged greater cooperation be­ sponsored by the North Orlan­ last Feb. 20. tween Florida's public and do Civic Association. A local He bad no fu rth e r details private cullrgcs and universi. physician will be in attend­ on the shooting. ties. ance to answer questions. Suspect Arrested In Murder Case TALLA1LASSEE (U PI) — Returns from the May 5 gub ernaterial primary will be cer­ tified Wednesday, Secretary of State Tom Adams said yes­ terday. Adams, in a letter to Scott Kelly of Lakeland, said the official canvass should be complete by Wednesday and although the Canvassing Board does not have the au­ thority to make a county-bycounty check of the figure*, his staff has been working long hours since Friday "lo very carefully check the re­ turns." The returns arc those offi­ cially certified by the com­ mission of each of the 67 state counties. Kelly, who ran third, had asked the board to make a check on the voting proce­ dures of each of the counties Adams Speaks Cancer Film Monkey Throws A Wild Pitch MIAMI (UPI) - A lOpound ring • tailed monkey named Mona Lisa broke out of her cage last night and played havoc with a clothing store in a shopping center here. To the delight o f onlookers at Suniland Shopping Center, the cinnamon-colored monkey threw shoes, boxes, boots and clothing from one end of the saddle and togga shop lo tbe other. as s result of the tight finish. Adams said the board did not have the power to make such an investigation. Miami Mayor Robert King High won more than 207,000 votes to gain a place on the May 26 runoff ballot with Jacksonville Mayor Haydon Burns. Kelly was behind High by 2,400 votes. Kelly said Saturday he was not trying to stall the vote certification and asked that it get under way. "Such a delay would not b« fair to all the people of Flor­ ida who need to know quickly who the runoff candidates for governor will be,” Kelly said in his telegram. Kelly said this did not mean he was withdrawing his re­ quest for a recount. The Lake­ land senator had previously stated he had ordered his lawyers lo start paper work for a court action in Dade and Broward County for a recount of votes. ★ ★ ★ Burns Trying To Becloud Issues, High Charges Pro-U. S. Arias Takes Lead In Panama Voting MIAMI (UPI)—Miami Mayor Robert King High accused hi* opponent in the May 26 gubernatorial runoff Sunday of attempting to rloud tip the rampaign issues "with rac­ ism ." His opponent, Jacksonville Mayor Haydon Burn*, spent a quiet Mother's Day at home with his family. High left for the Tampa Bay area Sunday after repeating his charges that Burns it us­ ing the integration contro­ versy to dodge rampaign isaue* "because of his nllcg. lance to vested interests.” The bi lingual Miami mayor said Burns couldn't afford to talk about a <1.25 per hour minimum wage that he pro­ pose* because "o f the railroada, the DuPont* and some big insurance companies.” Burns said his campaign for the runoff will make clear the difference between the phil­ osophy o f High, who he term­ ed a "NAACP endorsed can­ didate" and his own. The Jacksonville m a y o r went on to say he always sup­ ported the right of peaceful pickets and orderly gather­ ings, but he said ho could not tolerate p u b l i c disorder* "that violate the rights of all citizens." Meanwhile two F l o r i d a newspapers t o o k opposite sides in endorsements. The St. Petersburg Times cmioricd High Sunday and celled the Miami mayor "an honest and truthful man—he would represent the i>eople without obligation to special interests.” The Orlando Sentinel en­ dorsed Burns and said "He hai a clear cut citrus pro­ gram . . . and 1* a young man aulllciently energetic to meet the arduous requirements of tlie office.” ‘Be Seated* Show At Fair Closed NEW YORK (UPI) - One of the major theater attraclion* at the New York World’* Fair closed Sunday before it* official opening. Tlie closing of producer Mike Todd Jr.’a <150,000 ahow, “ America Be Seated," ap­ peared to be in line with grow­ ing concern by concessionaires in the fair'i amusement area that the crowds were not be­ ing drawn to their attrac­ tions. Todd said Iho minstrel-type show closed in-cause lt was not up to standard.” Tickets cost <5. It was to have opened officially next Friday at the lamisiana pavilion but Todd has been putting on perform­ ances since It came down from a New England tryout last week. PANAMA CITY, Panama (U PI) — Former President Arnulfn Arias, it notionalist who favors rlose relations with the United States, took the lead In election return* today in his bid to regain the presidency. One o f the primary tasks faring the winner of Sunday’* voting will he to re­ solve the dispute with the Un­ ited States over the U.S.—• controlled Panama Canal. Though rcturna were alow coming In, trend* In both Pansms City and the provinces favored Arias over his two mnin opponents, Marco Rob­ les and Juan do Area Galin­ do. Latest rcturna gave Arias 8,395 vote*, Robles 0,587 and Calindo 2,904. There were four other pres­ idential candidate* but lion* was given a chance to win. The voting also was for a full eongrcus o f 42 deputies. The new president will suc­ ceed Roberto F. Chiarl, who has stood up against Wash­ ington In the canal dispute. Chiarl was not eligible for reelection. An estimated 400,000 per­ son* vojed. • . City To Have Light Agenda A light agenda facet the City Commission in its semi­ monthly meeting at 8 p.m. to­ night. Agenda includes a publlo hearing for rezoning, already approved by the City Zoning and Planning Commission, o f Ihe area north of 24th Street, south of Grove Manor and east of the ACL railroad from R-1AA to IM A; appointment to tlie Sanford H o u s i n g Authority, consideration of a list of buildings for condem­ nation hearing, request by Clifford McKibbin, chairman of the Zoning and Planning Commission, regarding tho fcclingi of agricultural use in a city-owned ntuek bed, and request of the City of Miami for a contribution to pay for Use review of Southern Boll telephone rates. 63 Drown DACCA, East Pakistan — (UPI)— Slxty-thrcc persons, including children, were fear­ ed drowned Sunday in tlie sinking of a crowded boat in Ihe Padnta River. TUESDAY ic f t n iu n ii ALWAYS PWtT QUALITY SPECIAL! RUG RUNNERS FOAM -RACKED! T 21 x 72 Rich color combined with black in rayon 'n acetate tweed pile! Scrged all 'round. Red, brown, gray, turquoise. 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Many young Jews hava re (used to do their national ser­ vice, which la their consti­ tutional right. "H ow can 1 en­ list as long ea there are o f­ ficers who served under the NaaiaT" on* of Uitm la reportad to hava asked the selection board. l — *-■ ' » - — . . -..-..i— ' a •) u ; 0 & 7 " -"I S O -T O G E T H E R S Munich, the city where Adolf Hiller got hit start, U 11001102 for the crime* which Hitler com­ mitted against the Jew*. For one thing, Munich is do­ ing it* beat to make those Jew * who have returned to live here feel at home. "W e regard this a i a challenge to the new German dem ocracy," explains Dr. Anton Fingerle, superintendent o f Munich'* schools. As early as HUB Munich took the lead in forming the first Chrlstlan-Jewiah associa­ tion In West Germany. Since then, 34 chapters of the asso­ ciation have sprung up. Munich haa pioneered also in the establishment o f cultur­ al exchanges with Israel. Bub­ bling with enthusiasm the Ijord M syor o f Munich, Dr. Vogel, has Just returned from a tour o f the Zionist atnlc, and he has recommended that Munich sends groups of teach­ ers and students to Israel twice • year on an exchange basis. Ib is is in addition to the scholarships which Munich al­ ready offers to Israelis, parti­ cularly to those studying in social welfare fields. There were half a million Jews in the German Belch in 1B33. Some 270,000 emigre led; 190,000 were killed. Today on­ ly 20,000 are left In the Fed­ eral Republic, O f this pitiful remnant, ap­ proximately onc-sixth live in Munich, which thus has the largest Jewish population of ■ny West German city. In his office In Munich's pink, Gothic-Style city hall, Fingerle explained what Mun­ ich is doing to combat the sntl-GemiUsm which llngor* ■a a hangover from the Nasi regime. Early In March each year Munich sponsors a Brother­ hood Week, during which Ihc unity o f all religious and ra­ cial groups Is stressed by means of lectures, exhibits, public discussion. The Christlan-Jcwish associa­ tion, o f which Fingerle Is cochairman, also sponsors weekend conference on this ■ubject in the autumn. The teaching of contcmpor e ry history In the schools is one o f the difficulties with which Fingerle has to contend. F or one thing, the textbook* dealing wtlh Hiller's regime •re inadequate. Very few of them even mention the Nasi extermination of the Jews. To compensate, Munich haa invited Professor Werner J. Cahnman o f Rutgers Univcr ally, to come here this sum­ mer to make a special study o f anti-Senmitism with the view o f publishing his find ingt In book form. The resettled Jews them•elves present special prob blems, largely of a psycholo­ gical nature. Two-thirds o f Ihe rcsetllers •re non-German Jews, mainly refugees from Eastern Euroje who have been driven, Iron Ically, to seek refuge In Ger many by • new, postwar wave o f anti-Semitism behind the Iron Curtain. They do not feel at home here, their background and cullura being utterly different from those of the former Ger­ man Jewish community. Of the 9,000 German Jews who have returned sinco the war, many feel Just as uncom­ fortable. "Alm ost every re­ turning Jew keeps his adopt­ ed nationality and owns two passports," wrole Dor Spiegel, the Gorman new* weekly. They are sensitive to the •lightest msnifrstation of antiSemitism. "Our bags are al­ ways packed," Ihe returnees comment. The remark I* borne out by the provisional nature o f their homes. As • result, the present Jew ish contribution to national life Is Insignificant. Before Hiller, this contribution was rich and varied. 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Veio^ Sure enough, it il l • • • A couple of Clock Watchers called this morning to la y that Lake Monroe ia “ turning green." • • • Maybe iti algae from Lake Jessup, or perhaps Lake Mon­ roe is producing its own. We can only hope the algae does­ n't affect Monroe like it has Jessup. Maybe you can explain it, but Fred Keaden, 2439 Poinaetta Avenue, Sanford, boiled an egg for breakfast not too long ago. When it was taken out o f the ahell there were eight numbers identifiaole on the egg. A short time later Readen, who has his own chickens, found an egg with the word “ G o" appearing twice after the shell waa removed. A third egg carried the words "admitting and." Now, it's happened again. An egg, brought to The Her­ ald for us to sec, contains 10 numbers— all whole num­ bers plus fractions such as three • eights, one • quarter, three-quarters, etc. Readen says no newspapers or oiher printed matter was around to come Into contact with the eggs. Besides, if the eggs had been in contact with printed materials the letters and fig ­ ures would have been re­ versed. As we said, maybe you can figure It out. VOL. 56 United’Tress Leased W:re IFetabiished 1008 ‘ TH U R SD AY, JUNE 4, 1901 JVUVA... Another Visit 52 Parties MOSCOW (U P I) — Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev will tail from Leningrad June 15 and arrive in Copenhagen, Denmark, June 17 to begin hia Scandinavian tour, it was announced today. MOSCOW (U P I ) - A ll Quads Dead N E W H YD E PA R K , N. Y. (U P I )— All of the quadrup­ lets born two months prema­ turely to the wife o f an un­ employed Brooklyn plumber have died, Lung Island Jewish Hospital reported early today. Seaway Booms DETRO IT (U P I) — Joseph N. McCann, administrator o f the St. Lawrence Seaway Corp., said Wednesday that the seaway relehrntcd its fifth anniversary by smashing all tonnage records. $308,000 Hijacked TW O SANFORD ENSIGNS have Been promoted to lieutenant, junior crude, in ceremonies aboard the aircraft carrier USS Franklin I). Roose­ velt. The new lieutenants are assigned to Heavy Attack Squadron 11 which is stationed at Sanford Naval A ir Station. Above, VAli-11 com­ manding officer, Cdr. Barton W. Bartholomew, left, congratulates the new lieutenants, Henry Hines, center, and Kenny Fields. Rocky To Continue Nomination Efforts Picket Line Gives • • 0 Members of Seminole High School’* Class o f *39 are be­ ing reminded by Bud Moughton to make their reserva­ tions for the reunion banquet to be held Saturday night. Those wishing to make them are asked to contact Jack Bolt. Bud reports that over 50 reservations from the 97 liv­ ing members of the class which graduated 25 years ago have been made. By the way, class officials know the whereabouts of all living members, except one. And it's o f interest to note that only one member nf the class is not living. That's Dar­ rell Forguson, a popular SI1S athlete who was killed in an explosion of an Air Force plane shortly after World W ar H. • • • Subway Fire ★ ★ ★ Scranton Says No To Feeler N E W Y O R K ( U P I ) — Hundreda of subway riders ran panic-stricken from a Brook­ lyn station early today when a flash fire broke out on a HARRISBURG, Pa. (U P I) Manhattan-bound train. Thir­ —Pennsylvania Gov. William ty persons wer* treated at W. Scranton today rejected hospitals. the possiblity of a GoldwaterScranton Republican presi­ dential ticket. SEOUL, Korea ( U P !) — Scranton said that he would Thousands o f students fought reject a bid by the eventual police and shouted anti-gov­ presidential nominee to be his ernment slogans in two south­ running male even If the nom­ ern provincial cities today inee told him expressly he whtla heavily armed troops wanted him on the ticket. maintained strict martial law Scranton said he could not in tha capital. under any rlrcumstances con­ sider this the "sincere and honest d ro ll'' that would be J A C K S O N V ILLE (U P I) — acceptable to him. Negroes hsv* agreed to a Scranton hai been men­ racial demonstration truce in tioned as a compromise St. Augustine while Federal "moderate’ ’ possibility for the Judge Bryan Simpson pond­ presidency, and some observ. ers whether to toss out a pol­ ers have indicated he would ice ban on night marches be the proper man for the nominaUon through tha natlon'a oldest vice-presidential city. to balance a GOP ticket head­ ed by Arizona Sen. Barry Gold water. W A SH IN G TO N (U I 'I ) — Tha economic future of the Appalachian states ia linked WASHINGTON (U P I) — to the coal Industry, Presi­ dent Joseph E. Moody o f the William Kerek, 12, Cuyahoga National Coal Policy Confer­ Falls, Ohio, today won the ence Inc. told a house public 37th annual National Spelling works subcommittee Wednes­ Bee today in an all-Ohio, all­ day. boy final. Battle Raging A gree To Truce Coal Is K ey Best Speller U. S. Operated Ship Buzzed By Cuban MIG mittre on Lung Island which will mist- ¥150,000 fo r the full election campaign. The governor conceded the California presidential pri­ mary to Goldwater at u press conference Wednesday, 10*j houit after the polls closed. He had postponed meeting the press for hours because of th-j see - saw vote count whien ended in nn eyelash victory for the Aiizonu senator. “ 1 would not drop out of the 'ig k t '•ier-iti»« | hnVr*lo*t a prili,ary," said Rockf-fi her. “ There's a long time between now and the convention tn San Francisco opening July 13 and it'* hard to tell what is going tn happen.” Rockefeller admitted that Goldwater'* victory c o u l d mean the senator's early nom­ ination at the convention, but he laid he hoped public opin­ ion would bring Goldwater “ into the mainstream of American thinking ” No Sharp Turn Seen For GOP SAN FRANCISCO (U I’ I) California Republicans doubt­ ed today that the narrow vic­ tory in Tuesday’s primary for Arizona conservative BarryG o l d w a t c r represented a sharp turn to the right for the GOP in the nation's most pop­ ulous state. Most agreed it virtually as­ sured Goldwater tile party's presidential nomination at the Republican National Cnnvonlion here in mid-July. But they fell his 51-79 perrentage win over New York Gov. Nelson llockrfellcr lor the state's 66 convention votes was far from a clear-cut vic­ tory. Members of Branch 1777, National Association of Let ter Carriers, wiU meet F ri­ day night at the First Federal Savingi and Loan Aasociation Conference rooms. • • • A thoroughly indoctrinated Florida Cracker of the pintslie variety tried out for Lit­ tle League baseball the other day. When he returned home, hia mother asked if he had made the team. " Y e p ," came the reply. “ But I quit when they put me on the Yankees." •MIAMI ( U I 'I ) —A relrlgrralor ship flying the Honduran flag but operated by an American company was buzz­ ed by a Cuban air force MIG lighter last week about 60 miles from the Cuban coast, maritime sources said today. No shots were fired. Other Cuban MiG's also were re­ ported in (lie area, A spokesman for the Antil­ les Terminal Co., which oper­ ates a shipping service beHvC. n Central America , id Flouda, confirmed the report and said the U. S. Coast Guard was bring notified. The motor vessel Johnnie I, a converted military LCI, was rn route to Tampa from Brit­ ish Honduras and Guatemala when it was buzzed by the MIG, crewmen said. At the time, the ship was about 79 miles from Cabo San Antonio, I’inar Del Bio Province in Cuba. It carried frozen meat and concentrated o r a n g e juice. The Incident Indicated that Fide] Castro's Soviet-supplied air force is ranging far out over international waters to keep watch on alien ship*. Shipi operated by t h e American firm make regular iuni between Tampa and Be­ lize, British Honduras, and Malias De Galvez, Guate­ mala. Parts Stolen From Dealer Several hundred dollars v tilth of automotive supplies, tin hiding a large quantity of spark plugs were stolen wmiotlmo during the night irom Muller Motor Company, Sec­ ond Street and Palmetto A ve­ nue. Employe* and police were making an Inventory this morning to determine the exl*-nt of the lusa. The theft was discovered when the es­ tablishment was opened short­ ly after 7:30 today. Red Cross To Meet Wednesday The annual meeting of the Seminole County Chapter of American Red Cross will be held at 7:30 pm . Wednesday at the Firat Federal Savings St Loan Association. Officers will he elected and c o m m i t t e e and executive hoard rrporti made. The chapter is a participat­ ing agency of the United Fund and those contributing to the Fund are entitled to a voire in the voting. Breakfast At Rollins Friday W IN T E R P A R K . The Rollins College Alumni-Senior Sunrise Breakfast, one of the oldest traditions at Rollina, w ill be held this Friday, at the Family Tree on the shore • f Lake Virginia. Sponsored by the Central Florida Rollina Alumni Club, tha 6:50 e.m. breakfast will be attended by Rollina sen­ ior*— a tsasel-turn-away from .being alumni— faculty, staff, Und alumni. NO. 205 Soviets Demand China Showdown JOHANNESBURG, S. Africa ( U P I ) — Police today manned roadblocks and arurched for five armed men who hijacked N E W YORK (U P I) — Gov, {306,000 in South African Nelson A. Rockefeller stuck • • • currency— the biggest robbery to the campaign trail today It’s not too frequent that a in tha country's history. true to his promise o f "stay­ Boy Scout troop comes up ing to the end" in spite of with a Scout who earns the Sen. Barry Guldwatt-r’s criti­ Eagle award. But the troop W E S T A L L IS , Wia. (U P I) aponsored by Christ Methodist — A flying wedge o f police­ cal victory in the California Church has come up with not men pushed non-union stud­ Republican primary. Rockefeller will speak toonly one but two. During the ents past strikers at the church's morning w o r s h i p Pressed Steel Tank Company night at a dinner o f the Suf­ hour this Sunday E a g l e today In the fourth consecu­ folk County Republican Comawards will be presented to tive day of violence at the Ronald Berry Westbrook and strike-bound plant. Danny Richard Wlrcman. • • • The skipper o f the aircraft carrier Champlain, involved In an early-morning collision In Cheasapcake Bay, is listed by wire services aa being from Sanford. T h e report identifies the man as Capt, Clarence Blouln. The carrier was groping through thick fog Wednesday morning when it was in collision with a N or­ wegian motor vessel called the Shauraag. No one was injurrd In the crash. SANFORD, FLORIDA Martin Contract TW O FUTURE FARM ERS front the Seminole llfifh School chapter have been notified they are recipients o f the highest degrees given in the state— the State Farmer Degree Award. Jimmy Winters, left, and John Carver, light, were the winners. Only two per cent o f Future Farmers o f America are considered qualified for the honor, Checking the award above ih Don Sipev tha local chapter president. < (Herald Photo), HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (U P I) —The Army said a ¥27.5 m il­ lion contract has been award­ ed the Martin Cn'a Orlando plant for production of Perth* mg ground support equip­ ment. The So­ viet Union today Issued a new rail for an Immediate show­ down conference o f world Communist parties that is likely to result in the "excommunication" of Red China from the international move­ ment. Claiming the support of at least 52 Communist parties, the Kremlin charged that China was trying to put off auch a conference to gain more time for “ splitting'' and "subversive" activities and to set up "puppet” p a r t i e s around the world. The official Communist party newspaper Pravda said, " A new international confer­ ence of Communists can become an important stage in the struggle for unity. The majority o f the Communist parties o f all areas of the world are coming out for its aperdlest convocation." The new conference call, coming on the heels of accu­ sations that China considered the 1630 Smo-Sovict alliance worthless and Dial It was not part of the world Conimunial movement, appeared to point in only one direction: An end once and for all lo the onre monolithic international Com­ munist bloc. The government newspaper Izvcstia indicated the 14-yearold Sino Soviet military and economic pact ia finished. N E W C E N T U R IA N was named recently nbonrd the nlrrrnft carrier L’ SS Franklin D. Ilooncvelt when L. Cdr. it. S. Davidson o f Heavy Attack Squadron 11 made his 100th arrested landing aboard the aircraft. Cdr. Davidson is shown at right receiving congratulations o f Capt. C. E. Miller, commanding officer o f the carrier, following cake-cutting cere­ monies in the ship's ready room. Davidson, attached to the Sanford Naval A ir Station’s Heavy Attack Wing One, resides at Lake Mary. Boy Confesses Accidental Killing AVON P A R K (U P I) — A 15-year-old buy has admitted accidentally killing a young­ ster who disappeared May 22, Sheriff Broward Coker re­ ported today. An inquest into the death of seven-yenr-old Kenny Garren was seheduled today by cormu-r Mervin Kehr. Garren disappeared from his home here May 22. Two fishermen found his remains Wednesday In some bushes near Lake Tulane, less than a mile from the hoy's home. The High land County sher­ iff iefused to identify the 15* year-old who said he accident­ ally shot Garren two weeks ago while hunting snakes along the edges of the lake. The teenager said Garren walked out o f tha hushes In­ to his line o f fir* without warning, Coker reported. A bullet struck the school' ’ ■ the hack and he fell to according to Garren younger put (iiim -ii under the bushes and fled, Coker taid. A large aearch party was organized when Garren dis­ appeared. The lake and sur­ rounding brush-forest area were searched for nearly two week* without surcess before the fiahermcn stumbled onto the boy'a remains. Theft Losses In Citrus Cut In Half JAMES deG A N AH L RVAH-9 To Get New Commander Sanford Reconnaissance Attack Squadron 9, destined to become the first unit to oper­ ate the new RA-SC Vigilante with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean, will hold change-of-comm and ccrcmonlea at 10 a.m. Friday at the Sanfnrd Naval Air Station. Cdr. James L. Shipman wlil turn his command over to Cdr. James A. dcGanahl, who has served as the squadron's executive olflccr for the past year. The full dresa ceremony will feature an Inspection of BVAH-Os 300 officers ana men and an address by Capt. James O. Mayo, commander of Heavy Attack Wing One. Cdr. Shipman has been as­ sociated with Sanford heavy attack squadrons since Janu­ ary 1961, Under his leader­ ship Heavy Attack Squadron 9 won the Douglas Bombing Trophy for the best overall bombing record during fiscal 1963, and the Wing Command­ er's Trophy for the highest state o f operational readiness snd overall excellence during calendar 1963. Shipman will report to the Army War College at Car­ lisle, Pa., to prepare for higher command, Cdr. deGanahl, his successor, is also no stranger to San­ ford. He began his tour in heavy attack in 1955 and served with VAH-5, VAH-3 HAW-1 before reporting to RVAH-9, L A K E L A N D (U P I) — The Joint efforts o f the Citrus Mutual'* fruit protection di­ vision end law enforcement agencies cut the loti tn cit­ rus grower* from theft, fraud end vandalism in half this season. F. Leslie Be^senger, direct­ or o f the Mutual protection division, said Wednesday that teamwork between the fruit protection division and law officers also resulted in 211 urresta during the season. Resxcnger said 115 o f tho ■wrests were for fruit steal­ ing, a primary Job o f the Mutual Agenry. Through the efforta o f the Mutual Agency and the sheriff* in Gu­ s t a l e * * 32 fruit-producing counties, the loss to growers was cut in half during th; 1063-67 season, Messenger Raid. Caribbean Tropical Depression Stalled M IA M I (U P I ) — A tropi­ cal depression stalled ill the Caribbean today ami fore­ casters said it was not ex­ pected to intensify for tho next day or two, hut woul I probably Hump heavy show­ er* on southern Florida. Forecaster Paul Moore at the Hurricane Forecasting Center hero said a Weather Bureau research plane would fly into the board band of 5 Cape Workers Hurt In Falls C A PE K E N N E D Y ( U P I ) — Five ironworkers were injur­ ed, two seriously, today in fall* at the huge rocket as­ sembly building now under construction at tha Merritt Islund Launch Area. A spokesman for the Army Corp* o f Engineers said the accident occurred at 7:40 a. m. EST when three men electing steel on the third floor o f tha structure fell 26 feet lo Die flis l flour. Tha fulling men and debris knocked two men winking on the second floor 13 feet to freshly poured ronereto on the first floor. Three o f iho injured men were taken to a hospital in Titusville and two were rush­ ed to Wucsthoff Memorial Hospital in llockledge. The men were employed by the Mcrhlrius Steel Co. Two o f the injured were identified as Maurice Dugan, of Edgewatcr, wlm had a full-lined ankle and hack; am! Wilburn C. Lungford o f Tam­ pa, whu was in good condi­ tion. Urban Renewal Hearing Set DAYTONA BEBACI1 (U P I) —Circuit Judge P. B. Iltvels has scheduled s hearing for Friday on a suit for s per­ manent injunction restraining the City Commission from carrying out an urban renew­ al program. Revels Issueil a temporary restraining order after a Negro group filed a 16-cminl complaint objecting to the program. shower* today lo gather mor# data on the distmbnnce, A tropical depression con­ tains rluscd circles o f wind at tha surface, but thess winds do not exceed 39 miles an hour, forecasters said. De­ pressions sometimes— not al­ ways—develop into tropical storms with sustained winds o f 39 m.p.h. A t last reports, the center of Git; depression was located about (It'll miles south-south­ west o f Miami near latitude 19 north, longitude 66 west, the Weather Bureau said. “ The diaturliunce shows no signs o f intensifying within the next day or tw o," Moor* said, “ and it appears to b* rather stagnant." Moore said ships in the vicinity o f the depression reported winds up to 25 mph and several Islands in the area nf the disturbance reported heavy roins. up to 25 m.p.h. and several island* In the area of the dis­ turbance reported heavy rains. Wafer Sysfem Plans Approved Plans for ronslrtieflon o f the proposed I-ako Harney Water System wore unanimously ap­ proved by more than 60 resi­ dents attending a meeting Tuesday night at Geneva Community Hall. Slcg Holmes, chairman o f the planning committee, presided. Consumer rates necessary to meet payments on tho con­ struction loan, which has hern arranged through coo|>crnlion of Farmers Homs Administration, were set at ¥10 per month for permanent residents and at ¥5 for weeke n d residents. Commercial rates also have been set. Property owners at the meeting s i g n e d consumer agreements. Any resident not present who wishes (o sign should contact any member of the planning eommiMce. Those serving, other thin Holmes, are Mrs. Elbert Cammack, Mrs. Donald Dunn, W. B. Heath and Roy Morgan. Construction on the plant is expected to gel underway in July. NEW TIRE No Quorum At Altamonte The Altamonte Spring* Town Council meeting, sluted fo r Wednesday night, was cancelled by Mayor Lawrence Swafford when a quorum fail­ ed to appear. Several issues vital to the rommunity still must be acted upon. These include the formation o f a Charter Commit­ tee to revise snd bring up to date city oidinances and * Zoning Committee which would recommend a complete program for the city. FREE REPLACEM ENT first line S TE R LIN G nf hn/.ard, due In (n . . . ANY you FR E E . . . NOT get AN product if the cause workmanship, failure any premium T IR E S E IR E R L IN G ) fails of nr on e lr.) a tire (road In NEW cane T IR E AD JU STM ENT! This guarantee good on tirra purchased before July 4 Fellowship TALLAH ASSEE (U P I) Dr. Bruno Linder, Florida S t a t e University chemistry professor, received todsy a Guggenheim fellowship fur a year o f study in Holland, 405 W . Firat St. Sanford 322-0651 �I W WnnTnrH Pig* 2 — June 4. 1964 ftr flB Awards Presented At Court OfHonor Held By Scout Troop 341 By J i m Casselberry A Court of Honor w u held hy Boy Scout Troop Jit of Casselberry Community Meth­ American o f the o d ic Church Monday night. Awards war* pr n ecled by Sooutmeiter W. T . Danltl Jr. T h « badge of l i f e Scout rank went Rick wu to David Krohne end Casselberry. Star rank earned by Walter BietlJne and Steve Nlcatry. Receiving second c 1 a s e badges were Mike McManus, Fred Steadier, Skipper Orr, Bill Daniel, Todd Miller, Deeell Long sod Daniel Scott. Merit badges were awarded to the following scouts: Jerry Sklalak, reading; Walter Blitlino, dtUenahlp In the Nation; reading, sod com farming; Peter Montgomery, reptile study; Greg Kauble, home re­ pairs; Danny Scott, stamps; Rick Casselberry, firat aid; Steve Nlearry, electricity home repairs, cooking and public apaaktng. CASSELBERRY SCOUTS advancing unothnr step on the road to Eugln at Monday nlght'a Court o f Honor were, from left, Wulter Illatllne and Stava Nicarry, star rank, and Rick Casselberry and David Krohne, life rank. Scoutmaster \V. T. Daniel Jr., right, made the awnrds presenta­ tion*. (Herald Photo) Liberal Label Beats Lawmaker B IR M IN G H A M , Ala., (U P !) — Veteran Rep. Carl Elliott apparently was unseated yes­ terday In • low-man-out race among nlna Democratic nom­ inees fo r Alabama's tigh t congressional Mats. With nearly all o f the State'* approximately 8,150 precincts reported, Elliott was trailing atata Ran. John T y ­ son o f Moblla by around 5,000 votes fo r eighth plaee. Elliott's apparent defeat means Alabama's second moat populous congressional dis­ trict, ths first which Includes Mobile, will regain direct representation In Congress and Elliott’s 7th district loss# cut Girl Scout Unit Given Awards Junior Girl Rcout Troop 223 conducted a Court o f Awards program test week at the Eplicopal Parish House with their parents as gussta. Re­ freshments were served. Mrs. Joyce Sawyers and Mrs. Ruth Ball, troop leaders, thanked the parents fo r their cooperation this year and the girls gave the leaden a g ift o f appreciation. The troop members sang •e v e n t songs end gave brief explanation! of each badge they tam ed. Badges present­ ed to the girls by Mrs. Sawy e n included) Sign o f arrow, sign o f etar, backyard fund, g y p iy , troop camper, home health and •afety, cook, end dancer. Each girl alio earned one or two i n d i v i d u a l hobby badge*. The girls ran wear the badges next year when they become Cadet Scout*. Saturday the troop ended the year with an all-day pienla at Sanlando Spring*. Mr*. B ew yrn , M n Ball end M n . Pat Dunn accompanied tha girls. Another outing is planaed fo r August. Girls In tha troop include Susan Adams, Margls Ball, Kakl Bishop, Jennette Dunn, L'ynthla DuIIola, I.uann Dangit man, Carol Harden, PaUy Parkins. Ann MacLauchlln, Julia Miller, Carol 8ue Mc­ Clellan, Jennie Mills, Lynn Prudsn, Beth Record, Gayle Sawyers, Donna S a w y e r s , Judy Smith, Debbie Whitmore ta d Susanna Brown. Fire Auxiliary Dinner Held LBJ Approves Stepped Up War Against South Viet Nam Reds ■' W A S H IN G TO N President (U P I ) — has ap­ John-on proved plans to Intensify end streamline the military effort against Red guerrillas in member* ! South Viet Nsm. He also is George M. seeking a formula to block Legion Chuluota Jacobs Memorial Post report­ further Communist advances ed today that the Memorial in neighboring Lao*. This was disclosed today by Day barbecue and dance wai high officials following a * huge success with some 400 White H ours session Wednes­ dinners served during the a f­ day night at which Secretary ternoon. o f State Dean Rusk and De­ Committees in charge have fense Secretary Robert S. expressed appreciation to all McNamara reported on their those who helped, whether by Honolulu strategy talks with American military and dip­ attendance or donation. lomatic officials from South­ For ont legionnaire the ev­ east A ils. ening developed Into on* of Rusk and McNamara re­ the biggest and most memor­ turned Wednesday from tha able birthday parties he had two-day conference In Ha­ ever had. W . M. Jspson, post waii with " s number o f rec­ chaplain, was presented with ommendations’* fo r stemming a U rge rake, complete with tha deterioration o f tha anticandle*, and a happy birthday Communist position In ths greeting In song from ths ma­ critical eras. U.8. military action against ny peopla In attendance. Friday night dances are Red North V l«t Nam or dlsponsored each weak starting ract Intervention In turbulent at 8 p.m. with • liva band Laos sr* not In the cards at for antarUlnmenL A ll real- pretent, officials said, al­ dent* are invited to attend the though such steps could not affairs which ere held at the be ruled out If the situation Post Homs, Chuluota end worsens. Christmas Roads. A major problem facing tha - . . . > Johnson administration, they e ffo rt begin* to fall apart A White House spokesman acknowledged, was how to said efte r Wednesday night’s convinct Red China and North session that Johnson and his Viet Nam of the peril o f their top aides “ reviewed the sit­ present course without resort­ uation in Southeast Asia in ing to staps which could em­ the light o f the consultations" broil American forces in a Rusk snd McNamara had in Honolulu. mainland war. Others at the White House In the past, U.S. military officials have strongly re­ sisted any plane for sending American combat troops Into aetlon on ths mainland units* they had advance authorisa­ tion to use atomic weapons, if that became necessary. The late President John F. Kennedy turned thumbs down on this condition whan Inter­ vention In Laot wat being considered In 1051, and there is no Indication that Johnson would be willing to give the Pentagon such authorisation. Somt officials appssred anxious today to tons down the crisis atmoiphsre built up in recent days by a series of U S. warnings to ths Radi. They apparently feel the American public Is beginning to axpaet dramatic movas which ere not contemplated uniats the Laotian Commun­ ists resume their drive tow­ ard Thailand or the U.B.-eupported South Vietnam*** war ____. il« a M-i'va r s e i d p n f ini meeting were npresidential ad­ viser McGeorge Bundy; Gen. Maxwell D. Tsylor, chairman of the Joint Chief* o f S ta ff; Director John A. McCone of the Central Intelligence Agen­ cy; Undersecretary o f State George W. Ball, *nd William Bundy, assistant secretary o f state for Far Eastern affair.'. GIFTS FOR THE BOY OR GIRL GRADUATE — BY — FABERGE CHANEL ARDEN • L A N V IN • SHULTON • D AN A TOUCHTON’S REXALL DRUG -TH E PRESCRIPTION OUR PR IM A R Y CONCERN" COR. 1st A MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD . FRIDAY & SATURDAY JUNE 5 & 6 GRAND OPENING UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP. . . Btid'A tha A SHOP Tuesday 3680 S. SANFO RD AVE. t 3 8A E V E R YO N E WELCOME! > !,• 29 C 6 PAK CARTO N DU. PEPPER & DIETETIC K ING SIZE N O L IM IT IO fil Gruyhound Annual was dedicated to Lyman High teacher Fletcher Cockrell, right, prior to an "Autograph P arly” in tho cnfutcrin. Presenting hint with Uio first copy Is Carlton Bensee, editor. (Herald Photo) U. S. Reporter To Get Award Q U A Y A Q U IL . (U P I I — Newsmen's FAT OVERWEIGHT Ecuador H ie Guayaquil Association will present its "Frcsdoin of Ex­ pression" medal today to Jules PuRnla o f the Chicago chairman of the Inter-American Press Associa­ tion's Freed.mi o f the Press Available to you without a doctor’s nrescrlptlrn, our product called Odrlnex. You must lost- ugly fat or your money back. Odrlnex I* a tiny tablet and easily swallowed Get rid o f excess fa t and live longer. Odrlnex eosts 13 .0(1 and is sold on this guarantee: If not satisfied for any reason, Just return i the package to your druggist end get ycur full money back. No questions asked. Odrlnex is sold with this guarantee Cnmmillfp W A S H IN G TO N (U P I) — Du Buis, who is on a tour of bv: The Securities A Exchange Imtin America, arrived in MrKejnolds Drug Store — Hanford— Msll Orders Filled. Commission (S E C reported Ecuador Wednesday, Wednesday that Americans havs mors than $136 billion salted away toward their re* tlrament with most of the money Invested in private COMPLETE L IN E OF — rompany pension plans. The SEC said that private plans hsva a total of |70 bil­ lion In retlrsmcnt plans, while retirement funds, Including Social Security, run by stata HIGHEST Q U A L IT Y A T LOW COST local and federal governmenta have |36 billion. AS LOW AS I g 2 ' 50 N O W IN STOCK IN-SINK-ERAT0R GARBAGE DISPOSERS WALL SUPPLY 111 N. FRENCH A Y E . SANFORD, F LA . 322-5412 MIlead<|usrtent For Sprinkler Systems" SUPREME BIG CHIEF THE Tribune, Funeral Notice & B A LLO O N S GRAPETTE & SUNBURST FLAVOR session meeting in ths Flromen's Recreation Hall. Mbs Funds Pile Up For Retirement RD. 427 GOLD BOND STAMPS - H O T DOGS 5 afternoon Winners were NS, first, Mrs. David Singer and W il­ liam Woodlock; second, Mrs. E. E. Anderson and Mrs. My­ ron Accardl; third, Mr. and Mra. John Vandcrschaaf and fourth, 51rs. Minta Morrison and Mrs. Elsa Unkles. EW, first, Mrs. Ann DagHa and Mrs Edna Reilly; sec­ ond, Mrs. Lillian Meyer and Charles Daglla; third, Mrs. C. II, Kcevrs and Mra. Ralph Simas and fourth. Mr*. Nan Edwards and Mrs. Myrtle Dunnsbacke. STATE - m & i) Bridge Ethel Johnson directed. OF D R . P EP P ER Club played 11 tables at this week's INTERSECTION > DeBary Bridge Club Plays 11 Tables Duplirat* SANFORD , t Yearbook editor • In • chief Carlton Be ussa announced that this year's annual Is dedicated to Fletcher Cockrell, Lyman English teacher, end present­ ed him with the first copy. "T h e Greyhound” has a navy blue rover accented with • gold school emblem. Other members of the an­ nuel staff Include Veras Wheels*i, layout and design; Jane Kent, business manager; Gene Griffin, seniors; Janet DeBary CASH & C AR R Y FORM ERLY M ICH AEL’S By Jane Casselberry Merritt, activities; Ann Miller, Dill Skislak, advertising, and Tha 1964 Lyman High School art; Alice Crocker, sopho­ John Haynes, copy editor. James Barnes was the fac­ Greyhound annual made Its mores; Arlene Mason publi­ debut Monday afternoon at an city; Tom Milwee, Juniors; ulty sponsor. In PRICES FOR AND Greyhound Dedicated To Lyman Teacher "Autograph P arty" •chool cafeteria. SPECIAL LO W STOP G R AD U ATIO N fo r the kindergarten class lit St. Luke’s Christian Day School in SIuvJh was held at 11 n.m. today. In tho class were, front from left, Bart Parson, Sharyn Ward and Glcndu Slnyton; second row, Anita Beasley, Terri Hllllnrd and Pam West and In buck, Kevin Calvert, Lee Ward, Ronnie Runyon and Russell McCulllstcr. (Horald Photo) A covered dish dinner was enjoyed by 50 members If the Lek* M ery Volunteer Depart­ ment end its Auxiliary, with thair families, at tha Laka Mary F ir* Hall during the regular May matting In celabratlon o f tha auxiliary's fifth anniversary. Tables were arranged end decorated with cut flowers by Mrs. Charles Ssssman, Mrs. John U lm tr, Mrs. Harvey Pugh, Mrs. Joe Kith and Mrs. Ralph Bchwalckart. Tha anniversary caka was baked by Mrs. Joe Smother*. Charter members still ac­ I t l l . M S I . C AT H K N IX K t l l K - , tive In the organisation ere L lf tK . — runsrsl i . r v l m ' will be hsH at 4 p. m. Friday M ri. Sessmen, Mrs. Percy at dramkow Punsrsl Homs Mercer, Mrs. Schwelckert, with ths a . v . r . n d M u c h lluolh officiating. Durlal will Mrs. Pugh and Mre. Ruby )>r In us k ls w a StmiorUI .t^oblomJ'erk. / Legion Barbecue In Chuluota Is Success SYR U P 4 49 ' ICE M ILK -■FREE H 1-6 ounce package AlhMcat WHEN YOU BUY « n* T FR YER S ' ao | bag , ONLY | S P E C IA L ! 8U NNYLAND D A D r?, Bologna! 2PKG S. Vi GAL. % LB. M D UKE'S N E W SQUEEZE BO TTLE MUSTARD 2 for 29c \ M* a -T T O IL E T ■TISSUE . . . 4 rolls 29c S P E C IA L ! FRESH GA S IR LO IN 4 T-BONE ■STEAKS ______ lb. 99c All-Meat | CUT TO ° * DER SIZZLE-SEALED (ROUND STEAK FRANKS /■ IC E O P E N £££*. CHESTS, BUCKETS Peaches ) • lb. 89c 4T UP LB. INCLUDING SUNDAY ) i • �v- <* - %;» SRt i r t M fm fl ix 4, 1964 — Pag» 8 > < 1 G O O D i^ E A r I DEAL N S A V E N O W ! I T ’S TRADE-IN r • "jl OUTDOOR SUMMER SPECIALS! * T ,■ s? B f— Wagon-style Bar-B-Q ■ 22' Savag ll'a Netv! It'a h e re ! Collector'a Album ! Outdoor cooking is more fun with Ibis new Patio King. Ju<il look ut Ibe worth more features: 5-position grid adjustment! Chrome plated spit and swing-out motor, on-olT switch! Oven hootl with gU-s door, temperature gauge! • I S H I*. Rrltii-Stratt-n 4-Crrl» F -iin t GREAT SONGS OF AMERICA! $398 VALUE • Hfrml IMulfr Ad|..l To < < llri(K li O', I ML laaf pliia| r-nri I* pitl »Wr(M> to Iv ik i i Stout ulub F ltW t (Ilk UW)Mf M i l uSStara nr*WanfliiraI U ntU td Edition! Going f'rtsf? . ? v.’a y ’ H i11a r a w ea S CI f r SSPkMw# EASY Min* pinna fo r Flame of a ‘ 'L ittle Longwood" brauty contest, scheduled for Saturday at 3 p.m. at City Park, worn net at the regular monthly meeting o f the Au­ xiliary to the Longwood Vol­ unteer Firo Department held Tucaday evening. The contest ia open to little girls 18 month* to fivo yema who hnva a Longwood postal address Registration blanks are available from any mem­ ber o f the auxiliary or may be obtained at the park uu- Swim Classes To Register tty Jane Casselberry Registration fo r American Red Crosa swimming classes fo r children and adults ami a junior life saving class for ages 13 through IQ, w ill take place from 10 a.m. until noon on Saturday at tha Cassel­ berry Fire Station. To take the course a child must have completed at least one year o f achooling. Qualified water safety In­ structors who will be teach­ ing the rourse Include Mrs. James lllrkenmeyer, Mrs. W il­ liam Kggcrs, Mrs. Tom Her­ ald and Misa Kleanor 7.ukowski o f Casselberry; Miss Het­ ty Field o f Forest City and Mrs. Randall Thompson, Mrs. Douglas Smith, and Mrs. Richard Cavil! o f Altamonte Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Rirkenmeyer and Miss Field attended an aquatic workshop at Camp Ocala In the Ocala National Forest May 33-31. Orange County Red Cross Instructors were host to water safety In­ structor! from Seminole, Du­ val and Highland counties. W e 'll trade on alm oil anything dur­ ing this annuel TRADE-IN Sale- , K u & o n S S M t: r. *10) Reg. T ro d * Prico Prica Lvj h.p. Briggs & Strntton Eilger ^Q.95 43.13 Deluxe R o to Tiller .................. 1 1 9 '95 1 0 1 *6S OR MORE FOR YOUR OLD APPLIANCE Knnpp-Monnrch Blender .. ........ 2 4 95 1 7 ,8fi Deluxe Riding Lawn Mower 1 1 7 68 139“ NO DOWN PAYMENT! 'Little Miss Flame' Contest Set Saturday In Longwood Hy Donna Kates Bring In anything you don't need, large or im a ll. TERMS AT A M E R I C A ' S L A R G E S T G . E . R E T A I L E R S ! C IT IZ E N S H IP Award at Forest Lake Academy was presented durinp Sunday's Commence­ ment Exercise to Darryl Creamer o f Jackson­ ville, top photo, while Service Award went to Nancy Jean Rcjovick o f Susnnville, Cnlif., bot­ tom photo. Presenting awards and diplomas to the 85 graduates was Principal William Fuchs. Final We’re Really Horse Trad'n | H ItOWN, II.u A w »:kk ' ltig value buy! lie mole th ro ttle control, rear baffle, big 7" wbeets, til 3 p.m. Saturday. A nom­ inal regislrutinn fee is being charged, Entrants will parade in both swim suits and dress­ es. A t the meeting, Mis. Dor­ othy Ferris, who is in charge of arrangements fo r the event, displayed the trophy and tiara to be awarded to the winner ami the bracelets und necklaces to be given to the first and second runnersup. "L ittle Miss Flume'* also will hu given a bouquet of rosea and a ribbon banner to lie worn ill later event*. W rist corsages will go to the two runners-up. The awards will be on dis­ play until Saturday noon in the window o f Keyser's Phar­ macy in Longwood Plaza. Mrs. Mildred Esclavon, re. froshment chairman fo r the contest announced that hot dogs, orange Juice and candy bars will be sold. Mrs. Judy Snow was mim­ ed master o f ceremonies. Judges will be Mrs. Uarhars Hlnnkenbccklor, past district vice president and current treasurer o f the Florida State Firemen's Auxiliary; Mrs. Thelma Parker, district vice president and secretary of the Orlando auxiliary and Mrs. Claire Sochsc, president of the Orlando auxiliary. In other business o f the meeting, two new members, Mrs. Winona George and Mrs. N eva Cashdollar, were welcomed. The meeting was conducted by Mrs. Jean Willie, president. Tlie next regular meet­ ing w ill be July T. D e liv e ry W a rra n ty ROOM AIR CONDITIONER 1 - HORSEPOWER 8,1(10 BTU f t ry. Action Cenlrsti, H t v F-.fo rm . ante Sslsctar, S vp «r-Q vl*l, A ir FatItra D lro tlo r, D iitin c tira Madata Styling. Farmanant A ir Fillar, Iniialla lion F la ilb ility , A u te m ilic Tsia* paialara Central- Last year American agri cultural exports to other rountrje* reached ffi.fi billion, which account fo r one-fourth o f all U.S. product* shipped abroad. IN S T A L L E D Term s as low as $1.25 a week! SUPER SPECIAL - 4j YOUR OLD TIRES ARE WORTH as much as $1 A A 0 0 Trod*d ] v v 0n Four 1 -P C . J U M B O ] Portable Fan .1 Speed $ 1 7 8 8 F or Window* flox fa a ventilates or d circulates, safety fr ill I S in front and r tu . i. j real buy! i Salad Set Value * J O O P riced *. Double Eaglot Two Gallon Gas Can I K Hidden Q Q C FREE MOUNTING! BY EXPERTS 1 ’ I ; Flex-Spout O O f D eep KH4* b o w l and 11^4" mixing fork and r. f ' l F lexib le, self-sto rin g ' r-poon. New translucent j ; S , xp<uit, wilh screen to j j h u es: R u b y- G reen , L filter out impurities. ."v Topaz. GOODYEAR NATION-WIDE “ NO L IM IT * G U A R A N T E E At| New Goodyear Auto Tires arc Guaranteed against defects In workman­ ship and materials and normal road h a u r d l, except lepairabla punctures. If a Goodyear Tire Fails Under this Guarantee any of more than 80,000 Goodyear dialers in the United States and Canada will make al­ lowance on a new tire based on original tread depth iefnainlngandcufient"GoodyearPrica"s ... T H IS V O LK SW A G E N ended up in a ditch the other night as the driver swerved to avoid hit­ ting another ear which had nulled out in front o f him. Clyda Edward Wallace, 35, o f New Smyrna Beach, suffered minor abrasions about the head. No charges were filed in the mishap investigated by Highway Fatro) Trooper J. l l Sykea. (Herald Photo) GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 555 W. F IR S T ST. O PEN FR I. N IT E S T IL »:0 0 y • PH. 322-282! SAFETY SPECIAL! Gel OUR Auto Safety CHECK-UP bafora starting on your vacation! j f 1 0 1 -• �Rebekahs Make Pin Award Kirkland Mlae Joan Kirkland By Mrs. Clarence Snyder Seminola M lia Robin Hood, memben o f Odd Fellows Hell. Mra. Eva tha *04 graduation elasa o f Williams, noble grand, wel­ comed all members and in­ troduced Mr. and Mra. John Sampson, members o f Burgen Lodge No. 62, Hackensack, NJ. Resolutions were rend and the charter draped In honor o f M n . Matilda Jones, a member who had passed on. The altar, having been draped fo r thirty day* in hon­ or o f Brother! Hanson and Scofield, had the drape re­ moved. It v i s reported that Mrs. Lorraine lleits o f Orlando had fallen and Injured her leg and that Mra. Ida Fauver w ia in tha hospital. Letters were read from Mra. Myrtla Wallin who has moved to Lincoln, Neb,, and from Mr. and Mrs. Frank Washburn who hava moved to Jacksonville. N ew regalia la to be order­ ed fo r the altar bearers. Under the good o f the order, tha noble grand asked that Mra. M argaret Sameon be In­ troduced. Mra. John Juras read an original poem telling that Mrs. Sampson had been a member o f Burgen Rehekah Lodge in Hackensack, N J ., fo r 25 years. Mra. Sampson ia now a resident o f DeBary and at the request o f the New Jersey Lodge, Seminole Lodge had the honor o f presenting her 25 year pin. Mr*. W il­ liams pinned the pin on her and also presented her a cor­ sage. Mrs. Williams then asked all mothers to be presented. lando, wtra honored at a re­ cant graduation tea at tha Country Club o f Orlando. Hoateaiea fo r tha occasion vara tha mother* o f tha bonoraaa, Mr*. Thomaa Kirkland and Mra. C. M. Hood. Special guests o f the de­ lightful afternoon tea were tha grandmothers o f the grad­ uates. Mlai Kirkland la tha popu­ lar grandaughter o f Mrs. Velma Mitchell, principal of Southilde School In Sanford. Shi will graduate this month with high scholastic honors. P E T IT E M A R Y L Y N N McCnnna (second from right) wns guest o f honor at a bridal shower given by Mrs. L. L. Wcrley nt her home on Lake-ofthe-Woods Thursday night. Shown left to right are Mrs. Tom Zabcl, mother o f her fiance; the hostess, honoree, and her mother, Mrs. Rich­ ard McCannu. (Herald Photo) Airs. Wer/ey Hosts Shower By Jane Casselberry Undo will bo nn event of FriMias Mary Lynn McCanns, day, June S, at B p.m. at the Chapel, better known to her friends as Knowles Memorial Rollins College, Winter Park. "M im l," was guest o f honor Dean Theodore Oarrah will at a bridal ahower given by officiate at the ceremony. Mrs. L. L. Wcrley at her The bride and groom will home on Lake-of-lhc-Woodt. both graduate from Hollins M ary Lynn la the daughter the same day. The bride ia a Lyman High of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Me* graduate o f School. Canna of Maitland and her The pink and white color wedding to Jon Zabel o f Orscheme was carried out in the ahower decorations end refreshments, and the brideelect was presented with a corsage of pink carnations. The serving (able was dec­ orated with a cenlerplece of a dainty white parasol and pink candles. Miss Sunny Skinner, June Miss Skinner Is Honored Guest Of Kitchen Shower MISS LO R E TTA LE E G A T L IN was honoree o f a recent bridal shower • t tha Geneva Community Hall.. Shown In picture from the left are Mrs, Laater Harper, hostess, Mrs. Carol Raulerson, hostess, tha bride-elect and har mother, Mrs, Charles Gatlin. F* I Jos. E. M a tU * n Tbs Q a n a v s Community H ill wsa the scene recently o f a festive and happy bridal obowar honoring Mlsa Loretta Lea Oettla, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gatlin and brida-atact o f LtwJs Prentiss Carter M n. Jr. Los tar Hostesses were Harper, Mra. Sarah Craig, Mra. Carol An­ derson and Mrs. Jackie Gat­ lin. The bride's table was over­ laid with a linen cloth. Threebranched candelabra bolding piak and white candles and a floral arrangement, presented to tha honoree by Mrs. Don­ ald Duaa Sr,, formed the ta­ ble centerpiece. Other floral arrangements featured white camelllM la an alabaster bird Enjoys Program On Flowers 2 0 % Parish «t our wlda selection of The Y . W. Circle o f the W. S. C. 8. o f the Barnett Memorial Methodist church enjoyed a chicken gumbo sup­ per at the church annex Thursday evening. JEWELRY B E A U T Y SALON FRI. * SAT. ONLY Over Roumlllet’e Drug — S p e c ia l ___ K IN G ’S 610 Cold Wave Fashions 1621 PARK DR. Complete Permanent 6 5 .OO Haircut Shampoo A Set 61.00 61.50 N o Appointment Nee. Opon Even By AppL Ph. 113-HiS Deanna Nichols and Rosemary South­ ic umbrella, two large decorated silver By France* Wester The 88th birthday o f M ri. J. L. Bullard w ai celebrated with an open house, Thursday between tha hours o f 8 and 8 p.m. at her home on Wilbur rings, held together with sat­ Avenue in Lake Mary. Mrs. Bullard's throe daugh­ in rosaa. The honoree was showered with many lovely gifU. Guests included Mrs. Rich­ ard McCanna, mother o f the brldc-to-be; Mrs. Tom Zabcl, mother of the groom; Mrs. Laura Larkum, Mrs. Philip Clevenger, Mrs. Wally Spen­ cer, Mrs. William Vierra, Mrs. Donald Smith, Mrs. Don Heeler, Mrs. Ernest llulbcrt, Mrs. Itussrll llulbcrt, Miss Grace llulbcrt, Mrs. Gavin Downey, Mrs. John Conley, Miss Alicia Deans, Miss Dal­ las C a a cll and Miss Cheryl Wcrley, ters, Mrs. W. P. Burke, and Mrs. W. F. Miiuhew o f Lake Mary and Mrs. M. Flsndcrs, o f Winter Park, were In chsrgo o f the preparation! and were hostesses fo r the occasion. Four granddaughters, Myrna Williama and Melanie W il­ liams, o f Lake Mary, Carol Morgan and Patricia Bergestrom, of Winter Park, were In charge o f the guest book and helped with the serving of refreshments d u r i n g tha evening. The serving table waa cov­ ered with a whits linen cut- Two mops war* decorated to represent a brido MRS. JOHN SAMPSON, left, a DeBnry real, dent and member o f Burgen Rebekah Lodge in New Jersey, was presented a 25 year pin at a recent meeting o f Seminola Rebekah Lodge No. 43, by Mrs. Eva Williams, right, noble grand. work doth, centered with a Mr. and M ri. H. R. Hcnder* silver punch bowl. Pink can- son and children, a niece, dclabra and crystal holders Mr. and Mrs. Ed Oswald, Or­ lando, and Mr. and Mrs. B. (linked arrangements o f pink, Morgan, Winter Park. green and yellow aprlng flowera. Refreshments of sheet eske, punch, nuts and mints were served, and the big birthday cake with icing figures of 88 and written on It, was also served. groom. Mrs. Bullard Is a long-time Mra. A . L. Nlchola and Mrs. Ernest Southward assisted In aervlng refreshments o f strawberry supreme, mixed nuts and coffee to the Mmea. A. L. Skinner, mother o f tha bride-elect. Joe T rs panic.-, Terry Smith, G regg Walker, Tom Beat, C. O. Jonae and B. H. Stone, resident o f the community and* la well known. Sha still maintains her own home and docs her own housekeeping. She also enjoys gardening and making quilts. An oil paint­ ing of her done by Cathy Dee, who Is Mrs, George Dodson of Lake Mary, has been ex ­ hibited In the art shows spon­ sored by the Sanford Art As­ sociation. Over SO friends from Lake Mery attended and wished Mrs. Buliird "H appy Birth­ day." She also received many cards and gifts. Special guests from out of town Included: Dr. and Mrs. Wade H. Garner, Sanford; Mrs, Mae Lampert end two nephews, DeLand; Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Henderson and A lto to the Mlsse* Rose Kratsert, Barbara Bradley, Niki Ashby, Betsy Williams, K ay Ivey, Barbara Moses, DeDoa Deltrlcha, Pam Jonea and Susan MeCall. Red Cross Will Elect Officers A report waa given by the nominating committee, listing the officer! chosen for next year. Mrs. Betty Snyder directed an Interesting program on "F low ers," Illustrating her narration with elldaa includ­ ing rare collection* o f flow•ra. Interesting stories were told by Mrs. C. II. Jones, Mra. Eva Williams, and Mrs. Clar* enea Snyder. Hostesses fo r tha evening were Mrs. O. G. Hasty and Mra, Irene Watt. RefreehmenU o f p u n c h , cookies, brownies and mints were served from a lace cov­ ered table centered with Hy­ brid Day Llllea. Next Meeting tha with Refreshments i n c l u d e d sandwiches, pink and white mints, petit fours, punch and coffee. Nicholson, Mrs. Sarah Policy, Mra. Henrietta Raines, Mrs. Lillian Vickery and Mra. Ethel Williams. Refreshments were served in the dining room follow ing tin meeting. The first meeting in June, the 11th, w ill be called for 7 p.m. instead o f the regular time. A fte r a short business meeting, all members will go to DeLand to visit the DeLand Rebekah Lodge, who at that time will be honoring Mrs. Attis Gardner, president o f the Rebekah Assembly o f Florida. Airs. J. L Bullard Celebrates 88th Birthday wedding business over session. Personals dtliiJOSlA with tha president, Mrs. Frad Robb, presiding O FF Housa Miteea Gifts were presented to tha The Story League scopal er with tha honoree from beneath n plast­ bath and white catla Illlea and Craig, Jeaala Mae Jacobs, gyfaoflbla In an antique gold Paul Route, Tom Bush, Juan­ ita Anderson, L. L Hughey, footed compote. Bernard Clancy, W 1 n d a 1 Miss Gatlin was presented Braddy, T o m Summorsill, a miniature bridal bouquet Charles Hendry, Donald Dunn o f a gold cymbldulm orchid Sr., J. C. Raulerson, Lalur showered with tiny p i n k Tindall, J. E. Math leu*; aweetheart roses. Her mother Also the Misses Jean Lapp, received a red carnation cor­ Janet and Patricia Summersage. sill, Angela, Leona and Lu­ Mrs. Tom Bush and Mra. cille Baxter, Cathy CamCarol Raulerson presided at mack, Judy Wlsaman and the punch bowl and refresh­ Beverly Gatlin. ment# o f cake, minis and nuls were served by Mrs. Virginia Hughey. The bride's book waa kept by Mrs. Sarah Craig and Mlsa Beverly Gatlin, si Her of the honoree, assisted her in opening the many lovely and useful gifts. Those attending were tha Mmei. Melvin Harper, Char­ The Sanford Story Leagua les B. Gatlin, Tom Young­ held the regular monthly blood, L. P. Harper, Sarah meeting recently at the Epi­ Enterprise bride-elect, was guest o f hon­ or recently at a kitchen show­ ward aervlng as co-hosteseca. Shower Fetes Miss Gatlin By Mr*. Lodge No. 43 met recently at the Edgewator High School, Or­ MISS JOAN K IR K LA N D , left, and Mitts Robin Hood were recent honorees o f a graduation tea at the Country Club o f Orlando. Miss Kirkland l i the granddaughter o f Mra. Velma Mitchell o f Sanford. Rebekah and Mrs. H a u l Gilhuly sang ''Mother,'* and Mra. Williams read a poem to mothers and presented each mother a pink carnation. Slothcra present were, Mra. Nell Futrell, Mrs. Auburn Rector, Mrs. Elisabeth Hannum, Mra. Mary Jameson, Mrs. Eva Williama, Mra. Clar­ ence Snyder, Mra. Mae My­ ers, Mrs. Frank George, Mrs. R. C. Long, Mrs. Virginia Andenon and Mrs. Buy Beall. Also Mrs. Iccr Boyette, M n. Pearl Byrd, Mra. Evelyn Hoolehan, Mrs. D. C. Howard, Mrs. John Juris, Mrs, Joyce H ie Annual Meeting o f the Seminole County Chapter of the American Red Cross will be held at T:S0 p.m. June 10 In (he Caucus Room of First Federal Seringa and Loan Asaociatiou Building. FOR A P P O IN T M E N T C A L L 322-5697 EVELYN'S B E A U T Y SALO N IN M O N TEZU M A H O TEL 3rd & M AG N O LIA MRS. J. L. B U LLA R D recently celebrated her 88th birthday at her Laka Mary home. With Mrs. Rullnrd are her three daughters and son from left, Mrs. Vera Flanders, Mrs. Hello Mlnshew, Mrs. Bullard, Mrs. Lillian llurke ami Ben Bullard. DeBary Personals Agenda o f buslneai to come before the meeting l i the election o f officers for the By Mrs. Adam Muller Mra. Klsworth o f Am iga* coming year, consideration of Charles Scudiier o f Lllae Rd., Is doing nicety nt the Committee a n d Executive Board report*, and auch ether Dr. bad tha cast removed Seminole Hospital, Sanford, business aa may properly from hla arm and w riA on following surgery. come before the meeting. Friday, May 29, He hrld a Aa Seminole County Chap­ "Cast O ff" party at the De­ Mr. and Mra. Russell Soyter o f American Red Cross Is nary Restaurant In tha even­ a participating member of tha United Fund, all donors ing. o f 11.00 o r more to United Fund, applicable to Red Owes, are considered to bo member* o f the American Red Croee, and a i such are entitled to a voice in voting. A ll contributing members are urged to attend. For The Soft Beauty And Natural Look Every “ Girl** Wishes. Let Our Skilled Stylists Shape Your Hair-Do With Expert Touch . . . mourt o f Jacksonville, celebra ted their SB Wedding Am nlveraary this week. Mrs. 8ey mouro, n past president, is active In the Florida Federa­ tion o f A r t at the DeBary "Sheer Delight* Mansion House. moon-pretty cool Robert Stroud, eon o f Mr. array o f dreamy sleepwear in honey* colors and oh-ao-eaty* care fabrics. Select TRUCKLOAD SALE OF from gowna, baby* Repossessed Vacuum Cleaners and Mrs. Stanley Stroud, was describes our lovely home fo r a few days visiting dolls and shorty pajamas. In DeBary, an route to con­ ferences held at F ort Bonnjfng, (is. W IN a real live See Our Selection Of TRAVEL SUITS Picture yourself in F lo r id a ^ Sixes 8 thru 20 "Featuring Fashions Just For You* V f lW U f 20# N. PARK AVB. fc SANFORD PH. 822-2382 "H A P P Y ” to ftO fp o n ^& e vU cl PORPOISE or $ 1 ,0 0 0 . . . Sponsored by Parts A Supplies Wieboldt’s For C A M E RA SHOP Electrolux, Kirby, S it B. Park Sanford Art., SANFO RD CHAM BER O F COMMERCE W . 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Herman Spivey in Woodruff Spring* was the scene Sat­ urday evening o f a party hon­ The guest o f honor was oring high school graduate, Mary Manfredo. seated in a special chair for Hostesses fo r the affair the occasion, which was dec­ were Grace Ann Spivey and orated in the class colors of Wanda Brairwell. red and white streamers and 9-9:00FKlDAY c im e t f f A LW A Y S F IR S T Q U A LIT Y * ahe was given an orchid cor­ sage by the hostesses. 0 V Tho dining table was over­ laid with a white linen cloth. On one end was ths gtssi punch bowl and the other end held a decorated cake and a vase o f red and white carna­ tions. • I The napkins wars folded as diplomas and tied with red ribbon. Punch, cake, nuts and mints were served during the ap­ pointed hours o f 7 and 0 I’ .M. Guest list included Mrs. An­ drew Palmer, mother o f Mary Manfredo, Mr, and Mrs. Woodrow Davis and family, Rev. and Mrs. Earl linker and fam ­ ily, Mrs. Kenneth Kern, Mr. and Mrs. K rlley and family, Sharon Chaplin, Mr. and Mrs. Forester Allison and family, Jean Smith, Pat Muse, Scar­ let Dennis, Paul Dennis, Glenn Spivey, Leon Dodson and the young people* das* of the W e i l e y n n .Methodist Church o f Taola. # MISS M A R Y M ANFREDO, was honored at n re­ cent graduation party at the Herman Spivey home In W oodruff Springs. With Miss Mnnfrcdo, right are Mrs. Andrew Palmer, sitting, and standing from the le ft are Wanda Braswell and Grace Ann Spivey. Fantastic Closeout On Boy’s Quality Slacks! 00 2 Get hnge saving* on boys' crisp, easy car* Vycron® polyester ’a cotton slacks I Tailored with all tho feature* dComsunakcAA Ellrabcth Sheaffer wanted a 1 cup corn meal Stuffing to use with chops. In our Florida Recipe Book we one. PORK CHOPS — for BREAD AND BUTTER French's tried and true rec­ salt and corn meal. Combine ipe. and sugar. Add egg. Add milk and water. 6 rib pork chopi, t Inch thick Mix thoroughly. Turn onto lightly floured board. Roll in 1 cup soft bread crumbs sheet V4 inch thick. Cut with 1 tsp. salt floured cutler. Place on to tsp. popper ■lightly oiled baking sheet. *4 cup mincemeat Bake in 425 degree oven for S tbsps. chopped onion 10-12 minutes. Serves 30. 1 tbsp. lard or dripping* • • • Make pocket in each chop Another summer cookie by cutting into the chop along the bone. (Cbope cut from favorite of Mrs. E. M. Drake CHEESE the side hold the stuffing bet­ if C O T T A G E ter). Combine crumbs, mince­ COOKIES. V4 cup butter or oleo meat and onion and stuff each l t i cup* flour chop w i t h this mixture. V* cup sugar Brown chops on both sides in 2 tspi. baking powder lard or drippings. Pour off Vi cup cottage cheesa drippings. Season. C o v e r Vi tsp. salt tightly and aimmer 45 min­ Cream butter or oleo and utes to 1 hour or until clone. cheese until thoroughly blend­ Serves 6. ed. Sift flour, measure and • • • POTATO C APPED FRANKS sift with sugar, baking pow­ der and salt. Add gradually 8 frankfurters lo first mixture. Form into a 2 cups seasoned mashed pota­ loaf. Chill overnight. Slice toes thin. Place on alightly oiled Vi tsp. satt baking sheet. Bake in moder­ 1 cup dairy cream (sour) ate oven 400 degrees for 10 Vi cup chopped green onion minutes or until delicate Cut franks lengthwise, be­ brown. Makes 40. ing careful not to cut com­ • • * pletely through. Place franks TU N A FISH WHIRLS cut side up In an 8 by 12 bak­ 1 (7 o i.) can tuna fish ing dish. Spread each frank H i cups biscuit mix with Vi cup mashed potato, Vi cup grated chccso using about 2V4 tbsps. on 1 tbsp. milk each. Bake in a moderate Vi cup mayonnaise oven, 450 degrees, for 12 to Prepare biscuit dough ac­ 15 minutes or until lightly cording to directions on pkg. browned. Sprinkle with pa­ Divide dough in hslf. Roll prika If desired. Serve* 4, inch thick. Combine remain­ These can be broiled also. ing Ingredients, spread half Broil 3 inches from the heat the filling on each and roil until browned. up. Seal edgei, cut into illccs. • • • Place cut aide down In well Grace V ial Gray aaya that greased pan. Bake in hot oven this cookie recipe la nice for 400 degrees fo r 10 minutes. the kiddies since they all Serve hot or cold. Makes seem to like popcorn. about 8 dozen whirl*. She t a i l s It POPCORN F R U IT COOKIES, 1 cup finely ground popcorn (popped) 1 cup sugar 1 cup finely cut dried fruit (any kind) H cup melted shortening Vi cup sweetened condensed milk 1V4 tap. nutmeg 4 taps, baking powder Vi cup water 1 egg, beaten 1 cup flour from Seersucker For Wee Girls 8 medium cucumbers 3 medium onions M INCEM EAT STUFFING Vi cup salt 1 cup vinegar Vi tsp. celery seed 1 cup water Vi tip. mustard iced Vi cup sugar Vi tsp. ginger <4 Up. tumeric Wash cucumbers. Cut in thin slioei. Peel and slice onions. Combine onions and cucumber*. Add salt. Let stand 2 hours. Drain. Heat vinegar, water celery aeed, mustard seed, sugar, ginger and tumeric to boiling, Add cucumbers and onions. Boll slowly until tender. Pack while hot in freshly sterilized jars. new, Early Bird Buy! Penney’s care-fre* Quality Cotton Corduroy! colors that stay crisp *n d ear washing after PICKLES. Here is Mr*. A. M. with baking powder, nulmcg, shortening Ity Grad model! Chooe* Special! 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I n 8 fr fn ld l frra T H Page 6 — June 4, 1984 About Sports Three W ise Old Hurlers Chalk Up Major Loop Wins Thinking Orioles Remain Out Loud Ahead Of While By Julian Stenatrm Plain by official* of the South Seminole Little League I to apotuor ram m er league’.* fo r men from 21 to #0 (w e wonder a bit about that 90 bualneaa) and another for b o yi from I f through 19 who •ra not eligible for Legion baaeball la—In our opinion— • great Idea for the eoulhern •action o f the county. • • • The South Seminole Little League plant at Casselberry— now called Cooper Park—la a top notch layout and It would be abameful to aee the Park Idle during the long aummcr evening* wa face for the neat several month*—that i i after the current Little and Senior leagues complete their aea- That lighting down there •oat a pretty penny and the more the perk la uaed the m ore fund* will be derived from contribution* end con ceaakm aelee to pay fo r the ■yatem plua the expenditure* m ad* on ra many other lm provement*. B y the way, the several nights wa attended competition* there the even* Inga' collection* were aufft* d e n t to pay for the eoat of electric power and perhapa • bit more to help pay for the System. e * a Wa’d atill Uka to tee a play­ o ff between the winner* of the South Seminole Senior League end the champions of the Junior League In Sanford, plus a playoff between the SS LUU* League tltleholderi end the erownholdete o f Sanford's Little League. Of course, If this la not feasible, there's always the possibility o f an all-star con­ test between the top boys In each of the senior leagues end each of the little loop*. Now that'd be n crowd col­ lector. • e e Not to bo outdone by the Giants, the Philadelphia PfaUa have announced that they'll have a tryout school at Miami Stadium June 12-M. The Mi­ ami Marlins o f the Florida State League will cooperate in the affair. Baaeball minded youngsters between the ages o f I f and U are Invited to at­ tend and bring their own gloves, uniforms and spikes when reporting. • • • As In the case o f the Sen Francisco Giants who will hold their tryout camp at Lake Walea' Legion Field on June 11-11, players who h ive •lined to play Legion baseball must bring written permis­ sion from their coach o r post commander. • • • Nick Sbinkoff will direct the Giants' school and Dale Janes Is the heidm sater for the Phillies camp. Both are top flight scouts for their re­ spective organisations. • • • l b say the least, this Is a real opportunity for local lads to spend two o r three daya getting some top notch In•traction. Even if you're not elgned to a contract you can't beat the tuition. Actually Ultra's oo chargs, except for your own expenaes. If you are signed your expenses are paid by the dub. • • • And if you want to see one o f the best b on e shows o f Its kind in Central Florida this year you'll hav# your big op­ portunity this Saturday. The loner Circle Horae Show will be presented at the Rlde-AWhile Stables in an el! day affair. Over too hones were entered In the show's var­ ious categories last year and snore are anticipated this time. The show grounds are located at the intersection of 1-4 and SB 41 Junior League No Gams STANDINGS Team Shrine Rotary CFO Etta Klwaola Inks Mary Ctvttao at Arina 4:to w s 4 s s 1 1 1 Mary at Klwaola T:B0 / L 0 1 1 X 4 4 1 Sox In AL Race By Fred Down Tha U P I Sports Writer arms are wonderful but old pitchers with wise heads can be even belter. I f you don't think eo, Just the BalUmore Orioles •bout Robin Roberts, the Chi cago White Sox about Hoyt Wilhelm or the New York Yankees about Whltey Ford Here la a trio o f pitchers whose ages add up to 112 y e a n but who still have th» guile and pitching technique to be key men In Uiese early stages of the American L e i guc pennant race. Wednesday night all three turned In fine performances: Roberts, S7, pitched a six hitter and struck out six to win his fourth game as the first-place Orioles beat tnc Kansas City Athletics, 5-1. Wilhelm, 40, ambled out o f the bullpen to preserve the White Sox' 9-0 win over the Cleveland Indians and now has been the finishing pitch­ er In the White Sox' last four victories and Ova o f their last •lx wins. Ford, 35, hurled a four-hit­ ter to notch tils fourth shut­ out o f the season and give the Yankees • 3-0 triumph over the Minnesota Twins, who had beaten the A L champions four straight times. The win was Ford’s sixth o f the eeason and the 203lh o f hie career. The Oriole* remained ■ game and a half ahead o f the White Sox with their 31it vic­ tory In their last 27 garnet. The Waahlngton Senator* whipped the Detroit Tigers, 62, end the Los Angeles Angels beat the Boston Red Sox, 2-0 and 94, in other American League game*. In the National League, Philadelphia nipped Lot An­ geles, 1-0, San F ran d ico chicked Pittsburgh, 1-0, St. Loula defeated Chiragn, 7-5, end Milwaukee shaded Cin­ cinnati 1-2. L IN D A B A L L o f Sanford in shown holding one o f the "m ajor contenders" for ono o f the Chal­ lenge trophies to be awarded Saturday during the Inner Circle Horse Show which will be held at the Ride-A-WhNe Stables. The show will be held at the Intersection o f 1-4 and SR 48. Pro­ ceeds will benefit the U. S. Olympic Equestrian Team which will participate in Tokyo. Lary Apologizes To Dressen; Says He Didn't Make Remarks NEW YO R K (U P I) — Frank he laid down for all his play­ Lary figure* he owes ex-man­ ers. ager Charlie Dressen an apolo­ "T h e story simply is not gy and promptly mad* it to­ true," Lary said, holding a copy o f the wire service dis­ day. Purchased conditionally by patch (not U P I) in his hand. " I t give* the Impression the Meta from the T iger* last that I don't think Dressen Is Sunday, Lary was quoted as a good manager and that I being severely critical o f Drea don't like him. "That's untrue, too," aakl aen'a method o f managing aa well aa • aet o f "atrlct ru le*" the 33-year-old right-hander, who once waa the ace o f De­ troit’s pitching staff. " I think he's a darn good m anager,'' Lary continued. "And I happen to think his rules arc real good, too. Every manager ha* to have tome rules. I agree with every one o f Dressen'* rules. "T h e only thing I aakl was that 1 didn't think the play­ Marion Rankin still lead* the men o f the Mr. and Mrs. er* were relaxed under him. Ball and Chain League when And U'e Important for a ball be rolled a 213/613 series In player to be relaxed. I think loop play this week. Bill Meek ■o, anyway." The rules laid down by bad a high game o f >39 In a 507 series and Everett* T er­ D iction for aU Detroit play­ ers deal with « ban against ry rolled a 209. playing Among the women kcglcra, excessive drinking, Peggy Dooley lead the way golf on days when night games with a 179, Ene Rogero had a are scheduled and against any 170 in a 477 aerie* while Verna horseplay on the beoch or in Bolton came up with a 174/ the bullpen, There are 14 rulos in aU and 472, Susy Reno a 170 and Dot Dressen says he has asked his Fox a 179. Four girls cam# through players to abide by them with with turkeys. They wore Ene every dub he has ever man­ Recalls Wednesday Night Rogero, Carol Rankin, Verna aged. " I think I would have pretty North Orlando 7, Altamonte Dolton and Suxy Reno. Among Senator* 4 (he men turkeys fell for BUJ much the same set o f rules if STANDINGS Fox, Marlon Rankin with four 1 were ever a m anager," Lary W arn W I. strikes In a row, and BUI Meek said, "ao why would I ever criticise themT" Sunland •••••••*•••••••• 2 0 with five In ■ row. North Orlando ............. 2 0 Splits were converted by B fiir L a ta *•••••••■•••• 1 1 Susy Reno who got the 3-9-10. Altamonto Twins . . . . . . 1 1 Carol Rankin knocked over the Casselberry ................ 0 0 9-7, Everett Tenry the 4-5-7, Altamonte Senator! . . . . 0 1 Andy Sllne the 34 and Andy ta k e M ir y .................. 0 1 Reno the baby 3-10. Longwood ..................... 0 2 H ie Dee-Tees hold first W L P r t GB Game* Tonight place with 10 wine end two Team 30 13 .697 Lake M ery -va- Caaaelberry losses. Chuck 4k Luck and the Baltimore 23 13 .659 H i (9 p.m. Cooper Park, Cassel­ Woodpeckers are tied for se­ Chicago 23 17 .573 41* berry) cond place with Identical re­ Cleveland 29 X) .565 4ti Only Gama Scheduled cords of eight wins and (our Minnesota New York 22 18 .550 Sit setbacks. Boston 22 21 .479 Sit Detroit 19 23 .419 11 Washington 20 29 .409 IX Los Angeles 19 30 .389 I I Reralte Wedneeday Kansas City IS 29 .341 14li M rRaaey 9 U a iw w d 4 R en lta Wedneeday Wednesday's Results Long wood 103 100 0 - 4 11 0 Chaw I Stated*rd 041 9 McRaney 312 002 x - 4 13 0 Standard OU 103 000-4 3 3 Baltimore 8 Kansas City 1 W P - Frank WiUlama (104) Chase 023 Olx—B 3 0 New York 3 Minnesota 0 Roy L b k (4-4), H R - L. C. W P - Rick Smith (3 0), L P Washington • Detroit 2 Chicago I Cleveland 0 Smith, McRaney, 4th of the — Randy Iv y (0-8) Lob Angeles 2 Boston 0 year; John Perlo, McRaney, STANDINGS let o f the year; John Courier, Tram W L Los Angeles 9 Boston 9 F rid a y '! Games Long wood, lat o f the year Hunt Lln-Mer 13 New York at Los Angeles (n ) Kingswood 13 Chase 3 Loco. Engra. 12 Boston at Kansas City (n ) Kings wood 102 025 3-13 19 0 Chase 10 Chase Oil 000 0 - I I S First Fed. T 10 Baltimore at Minnesota ( o ) W P — Leroy Estrldge (9-0), Standard Oil 9 17 Detroit at Chicago (n ) L P — Dick Frank (9-10) HR— Washington at Cleveland (n ) Gam* Hrarsday Gerald Bowling, Kingswood, Loco. Engra at Hunt Lln-Mer lat o f the year; Don Carter, (4:30 at Ft Mellon P ark ) let of the year; Bobby John•on, Klngwuod, 4th o f the year; RAID ERS IN K M O M Dutch Cook, Kingswood, 3rd Remits Wednesday OAKLAND, Calif. (U P I) o f the year Navy 19 Florida St. 9 Jim Mo**, an offensive half­ STANDINGS Navy OH 943-19 19 1 back who was with the New Teem W L Fla. 81000 133- 9 9 1 York Giants fo r part o f the Kingswood 3 0 W P - Scott Harris (9-0), L P 1993 eeason, has signed ■ con­ Robbs l o —Joe Paulina (4-3) tract with the Oakland Raid­ Fla. State Bank 1 1 STANDINGS ers o f the American Football Wilson Maier 1 Navy 2 U League. George's Longwood 1 2 1 9 U S 0 • 3 Fla. St. Bank 9 10 COMES T O TERM S Cheee 9 3 Pert. Dairy T 10 McRaney 2 1 N E W Y O R K (U P I ) - The Sanf. Atlantic 1 12 New York Giants of the Na­ Gai Gama Thursday tional Football League have George's at Saoford A lt USO at Fla. State 7:30 Wilson Malar at Robfae 9:43 algned guard Bookie Bolin of (4:30 Bay Ave. P ark ) Mississippi to a 1994 contract. (a t F t Mellon P ark ) DeeTees Hold On To First Place In Ball & Chain South Seminole Little League American League Men's League Little National Little American Southern League Knoxville | Chattanooga 4 Birmingham T AahevlQa 4 Lynchburg C Charlotte g Columbus I Macao * annual Navy-Civilian G olf Tournament will be play Young pitchers with strong ask Five Starters Now Slated For Belmont Stakes Navy-Civilian Links Tourney Set For Sunday WEBB nGNR CONTRACT B U FFALO , N . Y . (U P I ) Cloyd Webb, the leading scor­ e r fo r the University o f Iowa laat aea bob. baa signed a pro­ fessional contract with the Buffalo BUM o f the American Football League, ? CASPER TO PARTICIPATE M O N TR E A L ( U P I ) - Billy Casper, who won hi* first m a­ jor tournament in Canada eight year* ago, will taka part la tha 1994 $30,000 Canadian Open goU championship at Montreal's Plnagrova Course, July 90-Aug. % ed Sunday at the M ayfair Country Club. The full handi­ cap differential tourney will get under way at 12 noon when W . Bowman, B. Epps, G. Ctemmena and T . Finnarty tee o ff at No. 1. The follow ing tee o ff times have been scheduled: 12:07 — H. Shcrwoon, R. Radford, D. Malicsowski and P. Koatyon; 12:14— II. Ring, If. Grier, J. Zlkcna and J. Coin; 12:21— E. Bradford, C. E. Phillips, C. R. Ilrlster, Cdr, Stanul; and 12:36— A . W. Epps, Jim Chapman, B. Burn­ ham and D. Daffron. Also, 12:42— 'T ommy Todd, John Ivey, D. 11. Macgregor and J. Atkinson; 12:40— S. Abramson, A. Wetter, G. Daigle and J. Henson; 12:6r— A . Carrawny, F. Durto, N. Plunk and U. Moroslnl; and 1:07 — 1’. Monroe and D. Ethetl. A ll thesa times are from the No. 1 tee. Starting times from the No. 10 tee are ns follows: 12 noon— R. Simas, J. Pal­ mer, S. Moreland and J. Youngbtude; 12:07— B. Hutch Ison, M. Cleveland, Capt. W ars and Capt. Mayo; 12:14 — H. W. Rucker, Jerry Jem* Igan, Arrington and Donahoe; 12:21— P. Duncan, C apt Yost, Colonno and H. Bryant; 12:33— Don Fnrrens, F. D. Scott, Lieut. Hutton and J. Gehrig. Also, 12:66— J. Cox, R. Wilson, Caprland and It. C. Johnson; and 1:07— E. Rich­ ards, J. Leary, ti. McGuire and D. It. Krause. Women Golfers Make Plans For 64-65 Season H ie 1981-65 Board of Direct ora of the Sanford Women'* Golf Association held a com­ bined business meeting and awlm party at the home of Mrs. Blanche Nicely In DeHsry Monday. Mrs. Jimmie Livingston, In coming president, waa In charge o f the meeting. The board worked on the weekly and monthly tourna merit schedule for the 1064-65 season. Inter-City Townsm en! will be held at the Mayfair Country Club Oct. 14. The first luncheon for the new season will be held Sept. 30. National League N A TIO N A L LEAG UE Tram W L Pet. Phlla'phla 27 IS .843 San Fran. 27 19 .600 St. Louis 26 21 .333 Pittsburgh 24 22 .522 Milwaukee 24 22 .522 Cincinnati 22 22 .500 Chicago 20 23 .465 Los Angelos I I 25 .457 Houston 21 27 .439 New York 15 32 .319 Wednesday's Results GB Ilk 314 5 5 6 714 9 t 1414 TW O YOUNGSTERS who will be competinjr In the ntate tournament at Orlando June 13 arc getting some final pointers from Coach Floyd Mar­ tin (center). This will bo the second year John Jornigan (le ft) has par­ ticipated in the Florida State finals. A t the right in John Smith. I f Jernigan la successful he will journey to Washington and compete in the na­ tional finals with the possibility o f winning a college scholarship. Three Win Streaks Extended In Local Recreation Leagues Three winning streaks were This means Navy has clinched Wednesday in the at least a tie for the title. extended City Recreation Department's summer baseball and softball program and Frank Williams, a hurler for the Menancy Painters In the Men'* League became the first hurler to post 10 mound victories this season. Kingswood'* Bulkier* cop­ ped their eighth win in a row last night, bombarding Chase’* Chaco nine, 13 to 3. The Builders Gerald Bowling, Don Carter, Bobby Johnson and Butch Cook all clouted home run*. Carter had four hits In four trips and Bowling awl Cook each collected three hits apiece. LcRoy Estrldge won his ninth pitching per­ formance In nlno trip* to the hill. Williams hung up hU 10th win when. McRsney took an 8 to 4 verdict from Longwood. John Perlo with three hits, Including a circuit smash, and L. C. Smith, who also homerrd, paced tlw? Painters. John Courier had a four-bagger for Longwood. The two other win streaks that continued Wednesday were Navy'a 12lh in a row and Chase made It six in aurcosa Ion in Little I-cague play. In the Little American, the Sailors grabbed a 16 to 0 win over the Florida Slate Bank era. Walt Jordan with four lilts— including a double and a triple— gave N avy all the firing power It needed. Hurler Scott Harrl* picked up his sixth win without a defeat. N avy is now only one vic­ tory (or one George's loss) from capturing the Little American loop's champion ship. The Tars have a seven game lead over the rest of the pack and the nearest com­ petitor, George'* have only seven tilts remaining to play. Florida State Results Wednesday St. Pete 7, Sarasota 5 St. Louis 7 Chicago 5 Tampa I, Lakeland 7 Milwaukee 3 Cincinnati 2 Daytona 6, Orlando 2 San Francisco 3 Pittsburgh 0 Miami 5, Ft. Lauderdale 2 Philadelphia 1 Los Angeles 0, 11 Innings Houston at New York, ppd., rain As o f Slay 31, ta r r y Ilel man o f the Wllson-Msler nine leads the City Recreation De­ partment'll Men'a Hlo-Piteh Softball League in the home run clouting department with n total o f aix fo r the current season. In the hurling department, LcRoy Estridge, are moundsman for the Kingswood Build­ ers, first half champs, has a record o f seven wins against no losses. Behind Estridge is Iluil Moncrlef, also o f Kingswood, with a record o f seven vic­ tories In eight derisions. Otto Thomas of Longwood has a record o f six and one and and Frank Williams o f MeRaney'a has eight wins and six loases to lead tha loop In the most wins and the most decision*. Wllson-Malcr’s Don Mastic ha* a record o f five and five. Behind Helman In the round - tripper c a t e g o r y , Chase's Bill Behrens has rtouted five, M ike Henry o f Robb's Construction f o u r , Mike W oodruff of Florida State Bank has four, Danny Underwood o f Kingswood has four, as does John Emerson o f the Builders, Roy Llsk o f Longwood and McRaney's ta rry Watson. Several high games League piny this past week when Elaino Kostival took high game and high aeries honors with a 204/332. Not too many pins behind Elaine waa Charlene Morrison with an even 200 in a 513 series. Other high gamca rolled were DoHa Srhauttcet’a 101, Jo Brown'# 181, Bert N ev­ ille's 165, Joan Stagin'* 174, another 174 by Kludge Cam­ ming, a 170 by Jano Spolakl, 160’a fo r S ii ih-ohst and Shir­ ley Martin, a 108 fo r Alice Sexton and Tcna Parker's ICO. Kin In* Kostival had the' only turkey. Shirley Martin, A lics Best and Jane Spolski picked up the 3-10 apllL Kay .Shoemaker converted the dif­ ficult 6-10. A t this time Kam a Insur­ ance leads the loop with 7 wins and 1 loss. Trailing tho leaders are the L ll' Buggers, Team No. 7, Cut 'n Curl, Badrock Furniture, Alaryland Fried Chicken, Team No. 1 and Mac's 66 In that order. • •*» * 1 <9 Reautts Wednesday Night Sun la nil 9, Altamonte Spring! 4 STANDINGS (End of First Half) W L Team a Casselberry .......... .......7 3 Altamonte Springs ...... 6 Longwood ........... • *a•• S 4 Sunland .............. a*• a• 5 4 Bear ta k e . . . . . . . . aaaaa d • North Orlando .... .......1 9 Game* Tonight Bear Lake -va- North Orlando (8 p.m. Cooper Park, Cassel­ berry) Only game scheduled International League Wednesday's Results Buffalo 3 Toronto 2 Atlanta 5 Columbus 0 Jacksonville 8 Richmond first, 7 Innings Jacksonville 10 Richmond 7, second, 11 innings Rochester at Syracuse, p p i , rain EA S Y DOES IT ! • c * k : r 919 E. F IR S T SAN FO R D W E G IV E T O P V A L U E S TA M PS l / V i y V A M / , Pre-Hung: — A L L A L U M IN U M WHY SUFFER—SWEAT FUME AND STEW! SCREEN DOOR White Baked Enamel Finish P H I L jC O . Let George U L T R A H iO M P E R F O R M A M C K 2’8”x6’8” 3*x6’8M t | A 95 COMPLETE WITH HARDWARE f | j Do I t ! HILL Southern A ir Dr. • were potted In tho Jet Bowlcrettea ROOM AIR CONDITIONER Park t v FARRELL’S NEW 1964 2513 r Bowleretfe Loop! Is Led By Karns South Seminole Insurance Group Senior League ARCAD E PAC K AG E STORE OPEN D A IL Y - 9 A . M . - 6:15 P. M. AV \ k Call Georg* For Free Survey! >. ON 100 BRANDS St. Louis at Cincinnati (n ) Los Angeles at New York (n ) Chicago at Milwaukee (n ) Houston at Pittsburgh (n ) San Francisco at Philadelphia <n) ^ Hetman, Estridge Lead Men's Loop 9 SPEC IA LS EVERY DAY! Friday's Games Dirty Dean waa elected to tha baseball Hall o f Fame la 1953. Chase had Its hands full in containing a victory • hungry Standard Oil outfit In a Little National affair, Chase pulled It out of the fire and came home an 8 to 6 winner. Rick Smith was credited with the win. No games were played Wed­ nesday In the Junior League. However, activities resume to­ day when Rotary takes on the Shrincra in a Memorial Stad ium contest at 4:30 this af­ ternoon. Tonight tak e Mary tangles with the Kiwanls. NEW YO RK (U P I)—Satur­ day's (125.000 added Belmont Stakos at Aqueduct will hava at least five starters. Louis Wolfson’s Roman Bro­ ther and Paul Mellon's Quad­ rangle were added to the slim list of starters Wednesday and three more horses ara considered possible entrants. On Tuesday, Orientalist joined Northern Dancer and Hill Rise for the longest of the triple crown races in which the Dancer will attempt to bocome the ninth horse In his­ tory to take all the jewels la the crown. The other possible starters for the 96th Belmont are Reginald N. Webster's Natlonal, and Herbert Allen'* entry of Shook and Deter­ mined Man. Bill Hartack and Willie Shoemaker will again be on Northern Dancer and Hill Rise, respectively, and Braulio Bacia will be on Orientallit 322-8321 : Sanford, Fla. LUM BER A N D H A R D W A R E CO 223 W . S ri ST. 322-5581 �Via V n forl Jane 4, 1964 — Fnere 7 ^rrnll HERALD Want-Ads Bring Fast Results Phone 322-5612 CLA SSIFIE D INDEX Phone Classified pruni Sanford E x c h a n g e 322-5612 From Seminole County 425-5938 NOT 1 ONG DISTANCE Office 20-1 W. First RESPO NSIBILITY: Trie Herald win not Dc r»ipjnaible lor more Ilian one incorrect insertion of your ad, and reiertc* tbe right to re­ in * or reject any adterUxemeat from wbat ordered le conform fe tbe polieie* of tbli p-per. SOUTH SEM INOLE Welcome Wnjron olmcrvcil its fourth nnniversnry ami honored prist presidents and sponsors nt iheJunt chili meeting. Tak­ ing part in the ceremony were, from left, Sirs, ilelcn Green, past presi­ dent; Mrs. Sandy LnPonin, president; Mrs. Nora Norris, hostess and Mrs. Inn Mae Tally and Mrs, Maryann Miles, past presidents, (llerald Photo) South Seminole Welcome Club Eglin Using Celebrates 4th Anniversary Eight Types Tbe F o u r t h Anniversary were Mrs. Melanie Siewarl. Mr*. Margie meeting of tbe South Seminole first bridge; Mount, second bridge; Mrs. Welcome W tfo a Club w u Mildred Knight, first carnet* held at the Rikaha Inn In Fern and Mrs. Lola Cohen, second Turk with 3d member*I* and canasta. gutwU in all end* nee. Birthday Plan* were announced for cake for the occu lon wee d o the club to give a ward birthoaicd by a local bakery. day party on June 10 at SunWelcome Wagon tponsori land Training Center for one of were represented by Mrs. V i­ the children Ihe group spon­ vian Morris, Fred Fenwick, sors there. AH members who Mr. and Mrs. Herald Phillips, can attend were asked to meet M r*. Gold* Count* and Mrs. at the home of Mrs. Juinita Ruby Hollis. Other guests were Moore at 1 p. m. In Sanlando Mrs. Peggy Brunnlngs, a Estates. Donations of cup form er Welcome Wagon Hos­ cakes also are needed and tess for the South Seminole Mrs. Moore may be called to area, Mr*. Mae Osburn, Mrs. arrange pickup from those un­ Ruby McCoy, Gold* Pettinatl able to attend. Jr. and Mrs. Elizabeth PenIce cream and Cokes will gaily, a former member of he purchased for each patient the club. In the ward and a pin wlieel Past presidents honored will be given to each young­ were Mrs. Helen Green, Mrs. ster. ]na Mae Tully and Mrs. Mary­ The next general meeting ann Miles. AU members and of the club will tie held June guests en)oyed an exchange of 23 at the Mid-Florida Country comic gifts. Door prize was Club. Meeting hour during the won by Mrs. Lucille Crowell. summer months will lie 11:3D Winners in the card games a. m. Lake Monroe Jottings By Mr*. II. L. Johnson Well It is almost here young aiers. That final day iom or row. And then look nut Mo­ ther. So many fam tiles atari their summer vacations now. Some are waiting until later. H ie Fred Sirrlanls along with son Fred ami daughter Kathy leave tomorrow night for N. J. And lha children tell m t they will get to go to the World's Fair. Don't you know they will have a happy UmeT • • * Some children aro go­ ing to summer camps, church camps and 4-1! camps. Some of the high school students are going to start right in working. • • • Mr. and Mrs Bill McGee have returned from Tallahassee where they were called by the passing oi Mrs. McGee's mother, Mr*. L illie Harvey. • • • Our iymp ith y goes out to this family. • • • This week also n«w the passing of a long time 1-ake Monroe resident, Mrs. Daisy Bale*. Our sympathy also goes to the bereaved family left behind. • • • H a p p y birthday to David Baker who was a year older this week. House Mother At FSU Retires Mrs. Charlotte Lloyd, alaler of Mrs. Archie Betti o f San ford, has retired after 13 years as house mother for the Kappa Sigma Fraternity at Florida Stale University in Tallahassee. Mrs. Lloyd, widow of the Isle Sherman M. Lloyd, a form er Sanlnrd business­ man, was honored with a sur­ prise dinner. Mure than 100 members and form er members of the fralernity from a* far away as Pittsburgh, Pa., attended the event at which Mrs. Uoyd was crowned " A ll Tim e Kappa Sigma Sweetheart.’ ’ She was presented with a commemora­ tive poem and several gift*. Flow era and talegrama came from former members ah over lha nation. Mrs. Uoyd is now residing with her daughter, Mrs. John W. Telfrin, 1912 Cfaowkeebin * ifaoa, Tallahassee. .Also to his mother Flo who Is a year older today. • " • Mrs. Lawrence Cox of Pier­ son has been visiting II. It. and Vallio Wilson at their home on Rlvorvlcw. She is Vallie'a mother. They are ex­ pecting his mother Mrs. L. II. Wilson alio o f Pierson lo visit them shortly. • • • V al­ ue recently attended the 05th Homecoming of the Barbervilla Baptist Church. * * * We are very proud of the new flag and flag pole that has been placed in the Paola Cem­ etery. The flag waa given by Mra. Esther Spivey and the pole placed there with a very nice ceremony by American legion Post S3, on Memorial Day. * • • Grace Ann Spivey and Waoda Braswell gave a chatter party for 'At graduate Mary Manfredo last Saturday at Grace’s parents home in Woodruff Springs, * • • And Pat Muse, Sandra Burk as listed by Mrs. Lee Burk and Mrs. Albert Burk gave a back yard party for another 'f.l grad, Diane Boston. Each group reported a wonderful time. • • • Starting this Sun day Hie Upsala Presbyterian Church will have Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. with w «r •hip aervice at 10:30 a. m Rev, Hardin has been avjard erf a scholarship to a Texas University so will he there during June and July. While be is gone Rev, Joseph Con nolly o f Daytona will occupy the pulpit. • * • This Satur­ day the Dorcas Circle of the church will have a bake sale hi front o f the Lake Mary poet office. Proceeds o f tlie sale wtU go Hite the roof fund • • • I think that H a u l Card ner haa a birthday coming up next week. . . Happy Birthday lle ie l, • • • I want to wish the following young ladles and fen tie men pood luck and the best of everything as they are the graduate of >«| from this •eetton: Leon Dodson, Alex and Pat Ssabo, Terry Watson, Jim Warfel, Diane Boston. Lloyd Freeman, Can! Wheatland. Fred I n g a a i t y , Betty Pittard, Alfred Jtabieg, Ray­ mond King, Gad Coleman, Lynn Harrell, Otto Garrett. Mary WanJrreto and Rebecca Giles. DEADLINES STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED! Tu rv, thru Frt. - S P. M. day before insertion Mon. - Sat. noon. ---- CLASSIFIED D ISPLA Y; T u m ,, thro Frt, * Z P. M. day before Insertion. Mon. - Sat. noon Of Aircraft EG LIN AFB (U P lt - The Air Force will U’-o ei?ht types of aircraft this summer when it works with the Army to develop better techniques for getting fighting men into a combat zone und protecting them there. Tlie tests and exercises, be­ ginning Juno 13 at the tactical Air Warfare Center at Eglin Air Force Base, wilt include planes ranging from the new­ est type* o f helicopters to tlie Sujiersonic F-tC, which carriea twice the bomb load of a World War H B IT. Tlie purpose of the project will be lo lest Air Force con­ cepts for improving tlie moh|. lily and combat effectiveness o f a standard army Infantry division, Among lest plan* are deliv­ ery o f men in "people pods," protective capsule* dropped without parachuh* from lowflying planes, and pickup and delivery of men ami equip­ ment by tlio boom-snatch method. Tills occurs when an anchored hook drags cargo from Uic rear o f a low-flying plane. The Air Force will check out its ability to defend com­ bat areas, Isolate a battlefield, give close air support to troops, make reconnaissance flights and perform assault airlifts. Tlie extensive exercise Is part of an overall test |>criod which ends in mid 1903. It will be supervises! by the U. 8. Strike Command and will Involve as many aa a division of men. H ie initial participant* will lie 3.300 troops from Ihe Army'a 1st Infantry Division at Ft. Riley, Kan. 5-H Club Wins Many Honors By Mrs. II. I - Johnson The G-H Itiding Club o f the Seminole County G-H Council lias rucked up the trophies end ribbons the past month. Club members hare participated in six horse shows In ihe Cen­ tral Florida area. They hove atlenib'i! allows in Apopka, Umatilla. New Smyrna Beach, Orange City, Mims and Oralo. From all o f thin they rume home with ;t& ribbons and ■even trophies. A t their regular meeting held last week. Dr. It. L. Its** * (mike to the group cn Uie cars o f their herst* during the summer. Dr. Huts stressed tbs importance o f keeping them wpll groomed and In be surs to have the horse InnoculsUd Hgoinst blind sluggers. He also stressed tins use o f a fly and mesquito repellent. Tha riders met at nail Stables on Oregon A vr. last Sunday afternoon and rode to the Key home on Banana larks where they enjoyed the afternoon with swimming and eating watermelon. The group presented their first president, Rebecca Giles, with a charm far her bracelet. Hha ii the only member who will graduate from Seminole High School this year. The club Is looking forward to the eluting of school su it can plan activities fo r times othen than just fo r weekends. Medical Officer is Commended William H. Baasett Jr., chief medical service warrant o ffi­ cer, waa highly praised for hit achievements during his 30 year* of naval service by Uic Surgeon General of the Navy in a letter read recently at his retirement ceremony at Sanford Naval Air Station. Bassett, who reside* at 121 Bunker I.anc, Sanford, ha* been medical administrative officer at Ihe station aince 1962. He and his family plan lo remain in live Sanford area. "O f particular note . . the Surgeon General B.Vdm. E. C. Kenney, SIC, USN, said in w riling about Bassett'* car­ eer. " D the Presidential Unit Citation issued Fell. 4, 1913. for outstanding gallantry and determination in aueceaafully executing forced landing assaulta agalnd Japanese posi­ tions in the Solomon Island* from August to Deccmtier 1942 while attached to tlie Firat Marine Division." H ie New Jersey native, Imrn Aug. 5, 1913, mitered the Navy March 7, 1931. 1. Lcmt & round 2. Notices • Personals ,T. Education • Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food 6. Kor Rent 6A Spccinl Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Reach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wnnted 12. Real Estate For Sale LI. Mortgage Loans 1-1. Insurant* 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 2.1. Building Materials 21. Electrical Services 26. Plumbing Services 26. Radio & Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 11. Poultry - Live stock 1IA . Peta 32. Flowers - Shrub* 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 34-A Swap nr Exchange 15. Articles iVanted 38. Automobiles * Trucks 36-A Autos Wanted 87. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas Legal Notice tv t u b r m r r r r r o r i i T o r THf: s i x t h j r n t r t x L c in r i 'i r i « t x n ro w a r m vni.n c m s i r ri.o H iu a ix i itix rr.M V xi*. m m liut* MILS ANN I'uWKHF, Plaintiff, •M l DAVID II. POWERS, Tull A III-: MF.HBIir N<>TIr iltu that * Petition for Illverse ha* bon filed m i n r you In th* oireuK Courl of MrrtnnU County. Florid* and you ere tlie Defendant therein. Y.iu ere required to errve e copy of y-titr Anawer or fiendIns upon tbe Plaintiff'* attor­ ney w Unite name end adilrree ejiprare below, and Me tlie original of your Anewen or pleading In Ihe Offlee of tha clerk of Ihe circuit Court of Hnnlnnle County. Florida, on or before Ihe eih day n( July. A. P. tltt. If you full to do eo Judament by d-foutt will be taken eaatnet you for the re ­ lief demanded In th* Complaint and the e*e* will proeeed at perl* DnVR end OflDFJREn *• Hanford, Seminole C o u n t y , Florid*. I hie tnd dey of June, A Honor Court Gives Badges Defender:! x a r t a * T o , n,»li| II. P im t r i, address unknown. I*, l i l t . (HHAI.) Arthur H. Weokwlth. Jr clerk of th* circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk n iA iti.K a j . c c l l o u p. o ttox m * Xtagnoll* A Star badge was presented Orlendo, Fk'rlde Attorney for Plaintiff to Blair Kltner, First Clan Publish June I, tl, II. I I, 1*11 CDA-1* badges to Bill Kennedy and Matt Stewart, and a Second Class badge lo Bill Shepard during a recent Court of Honor held by Bo> Scout Troop 301, sponsored by Sanford’s Grace Methodist Church. The meeting was opened 1>y the boys sftcr which the Court o f Honor ceremonies began with a candlelight ceremony for new Tenderfoot » routs. Pat Babb, Alan Daniel, Ricky Meeks, Tommy Whlgham and John Jordan. Tlie Court of Honor was conducted by the troop's Scoutmaster, Hu** Kitner, wlm waa assisted by Dick Mume.le, Junior Assistant Scoutmaster, and lilair Kitner, Senior Patrol I leader. The boys have many sum­ mer projects planned but tlie one activity looked forward to most anxiously U summer camp at C a m p Lanochc* in the Ocala Forest. The troop now has 23 boys and of these IS will spend July 3 through July tl at ramp. Lyman Class Day Scheduled It South iv run r i it i t i t ro in r. XIV TII J lllltlX I. riM IIIT , ix * v i » Fim x k m ix o i .e n ilfV T Y . FI.u n til* IV riftVCK.HV VII. I M CAItOLTK D. LAZOK Plaintiff, v*. Ik TV A N 1-AZC.k , Defendant. NOTICE TU D KFKNII T i l l : a r * T K IIP FI.UMIIIA TOi IHTVAN LAZOK nteble Area M o n m o u t h Park lu te Track 1. Lost & Found CARD OF THANKS LOST: Sun., near Seminole Fish Camp, liver A while We wlih to ex proas our deep­ est appreciation for the Pointer. Named "D uke." many expreukm* of sym­ Collar w. Orlando nbr.. pathy and Hie kindnrai and Child's Pet. REWARD I Pit. help given us during Uie re323-11822. rent tragic death of our lov­ ing Son and HruUlcr, G. FOUND! Set of key* la carry­ Theodore Walla, by the ing case Sat afternoon cor­ many KriemU. Neighbor*, ner 20th St. A GrapcviUo Hie Volunteer Fire Dept., the Ave. Owner inay claim by City Council and Church#* identifying ram * and paying for ad at Herald Office and the many others who made our grief ussier to IA)ST <w STOLEN! Ou or Itear. about May 13, German Signed: Mother. Mra. I .a lira Shepherd puppy, 3 mot. old. tt. Walla and SLter, Mr*. Black, buff A while. Answer* R. D. U-o to name o f "B aron ". Being trained for Seeing Eye Dog 8, Education • Instruction ter child. AUarkt on Com­ SUMMER RECREATION mand. Jim McMillan, 322 Program for children of all 1330. Ext. 329 T a. nt. to 3 p. age group*. 3 Filtered .m REW ARD! aw i mining pools. Art* A Craft*. Qualified Instruc­ LOST: B liite A black male tor*. All d*y. 111 weekly. *j pointer tie twe re W. tat St. Day, 16.30 weekly. Tramand Lake Mary. I’ h. 322-tiXHi porjatlon available. Happy or 322 3831, Acre* School. Pit. 323 8181. 2. N o t ic e * - P e rs o n a te 6. For Rent 6. Fur Rent 1 BR turn. apt. 601 Palmetto 331 1374. 2-HOUM furn. apt. $33 mo. iarl water A clcc. 322 0313, 107 Iaicuit St. 4-ROOMS, Fum. second floor. Plcsiant. largo and airy. Ujlcen, J22-3T7L i>. For Kale t»r Bent I UNFUHN. 2 BR Apt. Kit. equip!. ID8li W. 19th. Ph. 349-3932. BEDROOM house. 322-3133 after 4 p. in. 3 HR. Itome. 117 Catalina Dr. 1 A 2 Bedroom furn. apis CUSTOM BU ILT HOME ON LAKE. Call evenings Queancl A p t* , tut E. Itth 32J 1397. St., 322 8194. 1 HR., Turn. Apt. with Pvt bath, 317 S Park Ave. I t . H eal H s lu lc Wa n t e d Clean room* for men. 401 M agn olia.-A v 8220720.. .. I 'J7l{ al r U b i ate- !’ COUNTRY I 'U n . 'U l t f Y W A M ’KD 2 Tin House. Kit. equip!. |73. HAVE D O W N PA Y M E N T l Ph. 322-3103. W AN T COUNTRY IIOMEI Gar. apt. I2UI Magnolia Ave. Ilctiretl Military, family nl Apply 56:30. four, wlatic* to buy (or rent) large Country lloina FURN. Apt. Cloic In. Jimmie with acreage. East Central Cowan. 322 4013. Florida. Ilox 1031, Titm uUe, Fla, Ph. 207-7173,___________ Efflc., 843 611 Tark. tSi’le "A T > t7 "r a N C E ir RAVENNA PAR K 3 PR Home. Vacated today, Payton Really 322-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha due to Navy tramfer. .4a Private Instruction* excellent buy. requiring on­ Ph. 332 6481 Furn. Gar. Apt. 2513'ti Pally 3975 Down, Asvuine pay* motto. ril. 322-0323 or 4. TranuporlntUm mctita at 380.74, which in­ 323-3234. cludes everything. Some 2 Elderly Ladle* want ride to terms ran be arranged on Winston Salem, Share «x- STORAGE SPACE. 307 flUi Down Payment if neeesxary. St. 322-1374. pon*c*. 068 3313 DeBary, BEST BUY IN BAVENNAI Furn. Apt. Air coiuiilitm upH. F u r B en t tinnal. Adult.*. 322-1926. 3 HR. Fum. hou**, 218 W. 19th St. U3. No peta. Ph. W E L A K A APARTM ENTS: 1901 S. Park Are. Room* privata bathi, 114 322 2900. FA 3-3232 anytime W. Firat 84. 2 A J Bedroom Home* Skiing: Lessons VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS , Part*. Supplies, Electrolux, Kirby, Hoover, Air-Way. Rex-Air, Eiiter Queen, GE, elc. Free pick-up. GM VACUUM REPAIRS 1MI Park Ave. — 323-1765 SPE C IAL O F F E R ! BUTTON HOLE M AKER FREE With regular cleaning, oiling and adjusting of your Sewing l-REDROOM hniiMt, kitchen Machine tills week only at witii stove, at Paoia, <00 mu. NICE Roomy 2 lldrm. unfurn. GAIt R E I T S home a l 909 Catalina D r, 322 2723. SEWING CENTER 883. R. A. William*, 322-3931. 200 E. First St. 3 Urn. furn. houae. Porch. 2 BR, frame houre, nut fancy, Clean. 800. 322 2764. cheap rent. $8 week. J’h. SPE C IAL OFFER 322 3219. Like newt I Electrolux 144.93 NICK Ckxii 4 Rin. furn. apt. 2tkl floor. $43. 322-3771. SANFORD Furn. Apt. 2300 Mellonvllie. VACUUM SERVICE 3-noOM Furn. Apt., for eou2338 S . P a rk 822 0311 2 BR House, Bowman’s Trail­ pie. 843. 322-7309. er Court. 668-4908. tf you want people to pay 3 HR Houae. newly decorated aUcntiun to your builncxs, inside, eunporch, kit. rqulpt. On large lake, 1 and 2 BR, call FA 13612 and aik tlie trailer. Adult* only. Ph. 863. Garage Apt. furn. 843Herald Staff about some at322-7368. Ph. 113-2302 or 373 3383. tention getting ads 1-Room Efficiency apt. with Lake Cottage, Furn. S224I106. pvi. tvath k shower, suitable 3 Rm. furn. Apt. Clean. Water ter couple or single person k light, 830. 322-3764. or retired. AU utilities In­ v o t it m o r aAt.r. Notice I* hereby clven that, cluded tn rent. Ideally lo­ Unfurnlihed 3 BR, houia, kit­ pureuant to e Fine! Deere# of chen equipped. 322-3631. cated on let St,, within 1 Forertorur* entered tn rauee block o f 1 free parking lots numbered l l f * 7 In th* Circuit R K N T A HETJ Court pf He ml note County, and abnppmg m ite r. In­ Florida. 7 will #rl| the pro­ Rnl'away, Iloxpital k Baby quire at Manuel Jackson perty ahuaied In Hemlnul* Bed*. County. Florida, deaorlbed * « Dept. Store 211 E. First 81. By Day, Week, « r Month I At I Ttlork 4, 7JV*I4 AllHolt. PIIILLtPH J4KCTION, 2 BR. furn. apt. 3229173 un­ Pii. FA 3 3181 H6 W. l i t St. aeuurdtna lo th* plat there, CARROLL'S FU R N ITU R E til 3 p. m. 322 0641. of ee rec e d e d In Plat Hook Legal Notice f. I'aKr* XV and U, I'ublle Hecorde of Hemlnole Coun­ ty, Flurbla. Toaeiher with alt elrueturee and Improvement* now and hereafter uli eald land, and lh« rente, leeiiee. and proflte of the alnive deeerlbad property: and all fliluree now or hereafter attached lo or U(*d In .-uiinacllnn with the premie** herein de«rrlhrd end tn addition thereto Hi* foil.-wins deeerlhed linutehold eppllineea. which are. im l ehall be deemed to be, fu tu re * and a part of the rea l­ ly i HE ftane# UK ItefrlcerstoT HE Dlepoeal OK IHehwaeher OK VV , eh tn x Machine Muele Chef Spare Heater S’ utone to" Kitchen K i tinuet Fan Venetian Blind* at public rale, to tho httheet end beat bidder for reah, at the front door o f th* Bemlnol* < ounty Courthouse In Sanford, Florida, at Eleren o’ etoeb In the forenoon on 'he 11th day of June, A. t>. IM4. (Court Heal i Arthur II. Tierbwith, Jr., Clerk o f Circuit Court Hy: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk SMITH, EI.7.IOT AND k< HWAl.tVE Attorney* at Ta w t i l Harnett National flank Hulldln* Jackeonvlll* I. Florida I'ubllth June 4. M44 C D A -II O m n Port. New Jereey PI.KAHB TAKE NuTIL'E that e eworn Complaint has been ftle.l aiiHlnat you In th* Cir­ cuit Court. Ninth Judicial Cir­ cuit In end for Hrmlnnl* Coun­ ty, Klnrlde, In Chenrery. th# abbreviated title of which I* •'< arotyn t> U n d , Platnttff, T ir r n r a d o p t i u v n r yereue lateen l^eok. Defend- v u MKeni.t m ix v i r t r i x M »«1," wherein the relief eouaht r i t i i r u v u n t il t* a Deer** of Dlxurce. Tlie** NOTICE tk 11KtlKIIV OtVEN preeent* ere to naue* end re­ that at a reaular me, tins held quire you to file your written euewer or defeneee. If any, to >>ii (be I l t h day of May, A, l> County the Complaint filed herein, and 1144, th# Boardo f of Hemlnole lo terta a ropy thereof upon Cotnmleslonere County, Fkirlda. adopted a lb* Plain tiff* ettnrneye, k'en Resolution nlotlna, vaeatlna elroni, Davl* a Xlelntoeh, l*oat and abandoning and disclaimOffice line 1110, Hanford. FlorIda. IS77I. on or before July I na any rlatit of Hemlnole County, Florida, and tli* pub­ I. ’.Mt, and herein fall not or a Deere* I'm Confeeeo will be lic In and to those certain emered axelnet you and th* named made, to-wlts A J& foot atrip of land on uaoee proceed f t pert*. either eld* nf tb* f o l l o w (Hit At,I tna dreerlbed renter Hue, Arthur II. Iteckwllh, Jr. beginning at a point In th* Clerk o f tlie Circuit Court center line* nf Heed Av e ­ nue and Harrison Street, War nine ton tlelohla aa recorded tn Plat llot.k I. Attorney# at Ta w I' s k * ST, public record* of Poe: Office Boa MIX Hemlnole County, Florida, By Jane Caaaelberry Hertford. Florida *?TTt eald point belnir fOf.tlX Claaa Day at I.yinan Hitch puMleh Juna 4, 11, I*. IX, 1M4 feel Weet e f th* XK cor­ School will be hrld at 1:30 CDA-U ner of HE*4 of »W »4 . HerPen It, Township I I Houth. p.m. Friday with Phil Srchttanp* >t Reel, run Houth reel, aenior class pm ident, 47 deprrte, IV minutes ltael 1111.1 more « r lee* tn a* niaeter o f ceremonies. R ail boundary uf eald HK Senior Superlatives will be 14 , aatd point being 411 IH tW JM Ttt teat north of th* Houth one introduced, the Claaa Hiatory quarter post of oald kee. WtU Si I u M I v T M and Prophecy and Clat* Poem lion 11. Townahlp >1 Houth. Hans* I I Kaat, Mamtnola will be read and th* clan's County, Florida, U> ba uaad g ift presentation to the school for road purpoaea only. U l *. >v. | BT OltDKH OF TIIF, IKtAltn will be announced. f -■*•% * •. OF COUNTT I ’OXIXIIkHIONKHk Twenty o f the 1984 Lyman OF PCMINuIeK C O U N T T , A v r dr graduating class have attend­ FLORIDA. /xLV My: Xf art be T, Vlklea, DC Hienetrom, Davie A Xlelntoeh VTHCMtIHTVAtlOttCT| ed tha school elite* first grade. The Claes Day program will conclude with presenta­ tion o f 80 or more awards to outstanding student*. 8. N o tic e s • P e rs o n a ls (■B AD /•/ Arthur II- Baakwttti. i f A* Clerk e f oald Beard Carroll Hurka P O. ttrawrr Z Sanford, Florida Attorney fo r Petitioner Publish June 4. 1144 C D A-U Seminole Really OLDER JIOME, 3 Ilr. large room*, large shady lot with fruit trees. No down pymt. 1920 Palmetto Ave. Phone 322-3398. 3-DEDROOM, 1 bath borne. Small down payment, a v sumo payments. N. Orlando. 322-6234. W HOA N E L L IE ! ! We gotta stop and eee this her* 8 Stair, 4 Bedroom House that U r. Southward la selling h r only $17,308. with terms a Country boy can afford. Even haa a Gap ago Apt., rentin for 863 per mo, With a bargain lika thli, I ’ll keep you lo Clover for tho rest of your "Cottoo Pickio h fe." SO U TH W A RD Tnverimeai 4 Realty 116 N. Park Ave. 833 9179 ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S 3 nit, unfurn. house. S. San­ Lake houae, nn beautiful Lake Florida, 3123 mo. 742 Her­ Realtor ford Ave. 322 8892. Raymond Lundqulat, A s m . mits T r a i l , Altamonte 3 BEDROOMS. I betha. .Springs. Ph. 8J8 7318. F A 2-3931 AHanUc Bank Bldg. Range. 3104 Park Ave. Near Naval Ilnse, nicely LOCH ARBOR. Lge, 4 BR, 1 Naw people in to rn look at bath, playrm., cent, sir-eon. Furn. 1 UR, Apt. 2018 San­ Hi raid Adi. Be lure your 207 Ridge Rr,, 322-8323 for ford Ave. 608-4323. buainase is represented with appoint meat. attractive advartiicmcnts. 1 Bit Furn. apt. A lto 2 BR Un­ furn. houae, kit. equip!. Ph. Nice home 87,300. 322-8889. 322-3001, Legal Notice iv th e r in r i’rr r n i h t , 3 RIL, kit. equlpt. 708 Chero­ kee Circle. Th. 322-1630. VIVTH Jl'DH JAt. 1141 l IT I1F rt-ORIflA IV AND F o il IB H I. x u t.r r o t ' v t v, 1 BEDROOM Furn. houae, wa­ r iiA v r r u ir vu. u e ie ter furnished, $63 mo. Can VtlTIC’M OF e i ’ IT IV be seen after 4:30, 2G0S 8, atollTOAIill FUIIKI'I.U*I tin FI.DKItAt, NATIO NAL MOKTElm Ph. 322-2307. OAilB Ak.’-'X.'I ATIUN, poratten. a cor- Plaintiff, COUNTRY HOME. 3 BR, din. -vaOORDDN I, HHIVEn and klT- HAN F. HIIIVK71. hie wire. rm., screened porch, dou­ ble serage. lgc. shade trees. Near SNAS. Ph. 322 0T36. FHA - V A HOMES 2, 3, 4 4 BEDROOMS 1, lib, 4 3 BATHS DOWN PAYM E N TS FROM ?100 Ixiw Monthly Payments For Complete Information Seo Or Call Your FHA - VA SALE S mtOKEU Defendant*. TO: nnllDON ! . k lllV K H and HUMAN F. kltlVF.lt, hla CLEAN Furn. apt. Pvl. bntli wife, whoaa raaldenca and 4 ent. Ph. 322-0702. wharaabouia are un­ 2383 Park Dr. 321-2420 known. Tf>n a u k i i K n r . n r n o t i ­ 3 BEDROOM house, kitchen f i e d that a Complaint lo fore­ equipped, beautiful location, VA-NO Q U A L IF Y IN G close • certain mortaaea en3 nn. 2 hath, newly painted 875 mo. 322-1399. rumbrrlna Ihe following des­ iiixielu and out. Lot 239' cribed real |,r--ji—rty. to-wlt: tk>i tl. o i l , m i ; MANoii. EK FIC tE N C Y GAIlAGE A P T . deep Patio 4 Barbecue. aceordlna <n the plat A11 conveniences, clote in, $14,300. Good Term s! thareuf, recorded In I'lal garage. 322 6109. Hunk I t at peas 71. of lb* Public llerorde of Hemlnole M A Y F A IR AR E A County, Florida. 3 HR, 2 Bath, large living Tueelbar with: Slenstrom Realty Dialer Oven Hurfee* 1’ nll be* hern fllrd exalnal you In lb* above-elyled suit, Ihe ehorl till* of wlib'h Is Federal Natlunel Xlnrtsea* Association, a Corpora Mon oryanlied under an Art nf < onareii and ealsIl'iK purauanl lo th* S'ederal Na­ tional Xtorlvaa* Aeeoelallon Charier Act, hating lie prin­ cipal office in the city of Waeblnrton, Dleirlrt of i.'olunihIa. Plain pI If, vrraue, iKiHIMiN le HIIIVKH ond HITMAN F. HlItVKIl, Me wife. Defendanle and you at* required lo avrva a copy o f your Antwer nr olher pleading In (he Com­ plaint on I'lalntlrr* Attorney, Mack N- Cleveland. Jr.. Hulls XII Hanford Allantld National Hank Building. Hanford. F lor­ ida, and file lb* original An­ swer or other pleading In th* office of the Clerk of Ihe Cir­ cuit Court on or before th* Ibth day of June, A. I>. 1X41. I f you fall lo do so, a dturt* pro eunftaao will be taken again#! you for th* relief de­ manded tn tb* Complaint. T b l* Nolle* ehall be publish•d one* a week tor four cun••c ull** w**k * In Tbe Han­ ford llsrald, a newspaper d r rule tad In Hemlaol* County Florida. Dated this ffth day of May A. D. 1X41 •/ Arthur H Beckwith. Jr, C!*rk at Circuit Court Legal Notice IV T I I K r i l l l ’ l I T r i l t ' H T IIP r u n x ix t ii j t ’iiirix tf r m IT T T . IX 4X11 r i m allMIXItl-U r u r V T V . FI.Oil ID X r i l * v e t ; i l l .Xu. i u x s II HUN DA D. OAK KH, rtslnllff. v*. M iu ro n n o v o T ic n d a k f .h. jh , f>#f#uilanl. to a r i'i:4 it TUI Xilt.FlHID (1 IIAKKH. Jit . V\ bus# (eelilriu• la uukunw ri T>‘ U are hereby nntlflpil that a 1'umplalnt for Dlvurr* haa been filed agalnet |uu In the abuv* *lyla4 Courl, an<l you at# rv|u)r,-d In *#rte a copy uf your Anewer nr plratiine In the Cohu'lalnl uli 111* I'lalnt l f r * allurnny. T l l l ' M A N B. (IIIAHON. Mil One North (>r*na# ill In. Orlandn. Flurbla and fll* lha original Anawer ur pleading In tha nfflr* of the Clerk nf th* Circuit Court. Hrmlnnl# County Court Hou**, Hanford. Florida, or: ur b* for# ih* I i h day of Jun#, IBS*. It you rail lo do so. Judgment by default will b* taken egalnxt you for the relief demanded In th* Complaint. DON K and o n D m r n at Hanford, Florida Ihl* 1>th day of May. 11*4. (H EAL: Arthur if. Peckwlth. Jr,. Clerk or th* Circuit Courl ■•mlnel* County, Florida Dy: bandra b. Johnson, Meek H. Ct*v*1and, Jr. s a l U C. Harold F. Jobmon Trueian E Oraeon Attorney* for Plaintiff Attorney for Plaint iff P. O. Drawer • XI On# Nertli Orange Building Hanford, Florida Orlendo, Florida Publish May I I A Jun* 4. 11. Publish Olay 14, I t, t l 4 June It. 1144. 4. 1144. ep u -n CDU-44 room, Family 4 dining room, fenced back yard with oak trees, citrui 4 many thruhs. Welt with sprinkler, cloved garage, $19,800. D REAM W O LD SECTION *1 3 UB, 119 Bath, hardwood floors central heat, U rge fenced yard 4 well. $14,000, Payton Realty FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha OPEN D A IL Y -N E W HOMES Ready fur Ocrupanry— 3 4 4 DD'ra — Liberal Financing —Low D o w n Payment*, FHA • V A • In Servico 4 Conventional. SANFORD AREA Go West on 23th St. to Lak* Mary Btvd., left on Blvd to Lake Mary Fire SUtion, right on* blk. to Office, 322 2744. LONGWOOD A R E A 10 minutes South m 17-92 to Ditto Bell Diner, right oa Seminole Blvd. a i m block lo Office. H8 39U. LM N Enterprises, �) ! • p Immediate Results Are Swift And Simple Thru The Hera Id Classifieds. Ph. 322-5612 12. Real Estate For Sale frunftir!) 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale Seeing is Believing New Custom Bunt flome oa 3 HR, 7 bath, assume pymts. Ph. 322-0909. Crystal Lake. For informa­ 2-ACRE homesites, high roll­ tion call 322-3371. ing land, pretty at a pic­ 3 Bit, 1 Bath, O u t. heat, ture, Just the place tor Built-in-riot e, S c r e e n e d horses and peta. Restricted E V E R E T T A. H AR PE R porch. $300 Down, $97 mo., AGENCY - REALTOR to fine homes, where you 1002 Selma Rd., Long wood. 2(09 8. Park Ave. and your family can really 322-91$1. enjoy Florida living. Only Phones FA 2-2204 or FA 2-2289 Si ,295 per acre^-eaay terms P IN K G R APE FR U IT, GREEN as low as $29 per mo. Just GRASS. BLUE W ATER! what you've been looking R E A L ESTATE-INSURANCE In (hit colorful letting, with for. 107 ft frontage, on Beauti­ 3rd <c Park Ave. ful Crystal Lake, you can Phone 322-9041 build a gorgeous Lakefroo' Home right in the middle o4 RIVERFRO NT HOME 111 N. Park Ave. 922-7174 a mature little grove. Sale 3 Bedroom Ranch Style Ram­ of fruit should pay taxes bling Home on Beautiful We$6,*00 AND WORTH ITI Call klva River, with 290' River Stemper Agency, 1919 So. frontage Only $29,000. t * t u b r m c r t r c o t u t of t iiij w in n i jr n ir iA i, cm French, 322-4091. TERM S CAN BE ARRANG CI IT, IK s a i l FOM SKNIKOI.R ED. cm>smr, rr.on tiu . BERRY'S WANTED! Young lady I day TOTO'S Budget Wave $7.90; LAWNS renovated — Aerate WELLS DRILLED , PUM PS, SPR IN K LE R SYSTE.MS — Remove thatch — Chinch week. Light housework. Sal­ $19 Regular $10. Complete All Typea and Sizes Buy Spray tVC-13)— Ferti­ ary $10 day. Trans, fura. eve. app'ta Free parking. We Repair and Service lize— Ph. 322-4214. Write P. O. Box 6K, Geneva. 2nd A Oak STINE H A R R IE T T ’S BEAUTY NOOK MANSFIELD LAW N SER. Machinery and Supply Co. DAY Grill Cook. White. Must 109 So. Oak — 322 9742 LAWNS MOWED. 322-2195. 207 W 2nd St. FA 2 6432 be experienced. Chick ‘N Treat, Sanford. 2f*. P lu m bin (r S e rv ic e * ATTENTIO N! SHS GRADUATES A PLACE FOR WOMEN Need a *hclf, screen porch, PLUMBLNC I Have your picture taken re­ IN FINANCE new room, carporte, new Contracting Repaira ceiving your diploma at High School education, and bouse or remodel. B. E. FREE ESTIMATES Graduation ExercUea. Con­ can type, and want a career Link. 322-7029. R. L. HARVEY tact Bill Vincent, Sanford in the consumer finance 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 Herald, 322-2011 or 322-0922. field . . . Family Finance W O RLD John Sauls, Realtor r i t i s c r n r so, iw n HANK OF Building Contractor PtsInUff, v*. s n n r s t o n rc K s n T TO i KIINKST G R AN T unit OBLORIS GRANT, hi. wife. Y</IT AlUJ lfl-.Kl.IIY ,V«T|i F1K1I TO T A K K NOTICB, Ih.t a i u R has be.n fll-d naalnat you In 111* nbo»s snlRIail Court. Ths naturs nr tha ault la an action l » fnrsclna* a 11-ri K .lata Uurlsava h*ld by CITY HAVINGS HANK OF PITTS FIKI.II, which MortKaa* la re corilaS In Official Rvcnnla llook 111. P a s t US. Public Ha norila nf Htmlnol* county, Florida. Tha naina of lha Court In which lha auU p nic s d lna la pfitnllnv la the Circuit Court o f Ilia Ninth Judicial Circuit In and for H.mtnul. County Florida, In Chancery No. Hot:. Tha daacrliillon of tha real |ir<,|icily In Scmlnola County, Florida, Involved In aald pror.sdlnsa aa dcacrlhad la tha Complaint la aa follo w.: L it lltock I, LINCOLN IIKHIIITH, acrnrdlnr to tha f l a t thereof aa ra. rordad In f l a t Hook II, I’. l . SI, Public Rarnrda of Scmlnola County, Florida. Ingelh .r with lha fullowlns llniua of property which a n located In and permaiianlly In■ tailed aa pari nf tha Improve­ ments on aald land! Two heaters. Y o u A R K RKClITIRKO to f 11 a your snawar nr other da. fenaa of pleadlna with tha Clark of lha abova-namad court and aarva a copy there­ o f upon p la i n t i ff , attornaya, W I I U T A H Kit * I'YI-K. who.a a-ldtoea la — Hull* |(i|, 1011 Kaal Colonial Drive, OllL AN DO, Kl/HUDA. nnt lalar than tha l i t b day uf Juna. 1114, aa riaulrod hy law, ol.a a tiecraa Pro Confaaan trill ba en­ tered Mains! you IN AVI TNI ISM tV IIHIt HOF. 1 have horauntn aal my hand and a ffile d my official aaat at Sanford, latnlnola County, Florida, this l l t h day of May, 1144. (SB ALt Arthur H. Rackwllh, Jr., d o r k . Circuit Court, Stmlnolo County, Florida, llyi Sandra S Johnson Uaputy Clark Publish May >1. N 4. It, IMS. C O ll.tl * Property Munngement & Sales Broker 1001 Park Avenua FA 2-9232 anytime KHNKST O R AN T »n<1 D It LOUIS GRANT, hi. wlf#. 1 tercnd.nl. A U T O GLASS IN S T A L L E D VA - FHA Seminole Realty Jim Hunt Realty LAKE M ARY Offers for your selection To settle estate, a 2 Rdrm. Home with'leu lota fo r cash -W iese U4iiIlfifarZ, J, Red room price of $9390. Owned Homes KOTIC15 OF SPIT TIIK STATU OF FI.OIIfUA TO FIIKII LKON nilANN A.VI. AVIIOSN IIKSILlKNCK IS ITNKNOAVNi C D IM I *5ur« wa wont fo ifop associating cigataUts with h i Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 Legal Notice A .worn Cnmplalnl havlnk been filed .R .l n r i jou In 111. Circuit Court In and fui Heinluule County, Florida, by IIAK11ARA f> lilt ANN AM. for dlvuri-e, lha .burl title of which le IIA III! A tl A O. IIHANNAM. Plalnllft, vareu. F IIK I) LIKIN IIRANNAM, Defendant, theea preaenta ara In command you lo appear and fils ynur Anawer nr other defense nr pleading herein with the Clerk uf tha Circuit Cnurt of Seminole Coun­ ty, Florida, and serve e ropy thereof on I’ laln tlffa attorney, Mack N. Cleveland, J r , A t ­ torney at liaw, I*, fl. Drawer X, Sanford. Florida, on or before the l l l l i day of June, A. II. l i l t , nr otherwise decree pro ronfesMi will he entered aniline! you. The Senfurd Herald la desig­ nated ee a newspaper of gen­ eral circulation In which this citation shall he published once each week for four consecutive weeks. WITNKSS my hand end o f f i ­ cial seel nf the 1 1erk nf the f’ lrcull Court nn this the 11th der of May, A. tl. IM4. (SH AM Arthur II. nerkwlih, Jr., Clerk nf Circuit Court Ilyt Sandra S Johnson Mark N. Cleveland, Jr. Attorney al lasw, Sulla 41k Hanford Atlantic National Hank llulldlng, I'. O. Drawer X. Sanford, Florida, Attorney for Plaintiff. Juat Publish May 14. I I, H * Juna I, 1114. 17, Male Help Wanted Government ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundquiit, Ann. FA 2-3191 Atlantic Bank Bldg. • Corporation haa this oppor­ 2U. Automobile Service tunity. Modern, systematic 27. Sperlnl Services PAIN TIN G - IN TE R IO R - EX training program, salary in­ OVER 29 YEARS TE RIO R and Home Im ­ creases, and advancement, j of Fine Workmanship in Up­ provement Contractor. All Career opportunity for young holstering, Draperies, Slip­ work nuy be financed up to Senknrik Glass and Paint women between 18 and 39 covers. Time Payments as 5 yrs. Guaranteed satisfac­ Company who like meeting the public little ss $9 mo. Drapery tory. A. J. ADCOCK. Ph. 210 Magnolia Pb. FA 2-4022 and want a permanent posi­ Hardware Insinuations. 322 9998. tion. Liberal company bone- KULP DECORATING SHOP COHEN .! \DIATOR SHOP fita. Plume I). R. Slraughn, Ph. 322-2319 AIK-CO ND ITIO NING Free ibspecu.'n. e it I mates, Manager. 322-4012 for inter­ By FEDDEKS pickup, d e liv e r . Hr coring view appointment. Piin o Tuning and Repair H. B. POPE CO., Inc. A repaira discounted W. L. Harmon - FA 1-4223 200 So. Park Ave. 322 4234 211V4 E. 3rd. 323-1441 Legal Notice CIT Y SAVINGS P IT T g F lE L D , i Free Estimates Ball-Blair Agency it 27. Special Scrrlcea 27. Special Services ijrralfi Page 8 — June 4, 1064 16. Female Help Wanted 21. Beauty Salon* To make the heat home huy, see the VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker appeal, athletic prowess and social distinction but , . . * „ . .. . , . MASTER BARBER. Established busy Shop. High commission or guaranteed sal­ ary. Contact J. B. Wysong, Tom Thumb Plata, Kissim­ mee, Florida. America's Lowest Priced Sports Convertible TRIUMPH ”1200" COLORED Night Dishwasher. Cluck 'N Treat, Sanford. 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale Colored man with some store TRADE Two bedroom masonry on nice little lake lit country. A b o small cabinet shop on Apopka-Orlsndo ltd. Nice corner lot. Either or both on place In or close lo Sanford. Write details, J. C. Robinson, Rt. 2, Box 98811, Apopka, Fla. 3 Bedroom, 2 balli, assume payments. 322-7419. St. Johns Realty THE TIM E TESTED FIRM 110 N. Park Ave. FA 2 0123 experience, 29-45, must have drivers license. Good pity, other privileges. Apply Midway Grocery, 2415 .Sipes Ave. i Office 322 21IK Night 322 0040 323-0700 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fia. Legal Notice HOUSEWORK - BABY SIT­ 2 BR frame bouse. Very clean. TING. 322 3418. 908 Myrtle. Ph. Jimmie Co­ HOUSEWORK or bsby sitting. wan, 322-4013 Ph. 322-3903. NEARING COMPLETION Z0. H aliyttU teni 1510 E LLIO TT I Bedrooms, IVa baths, Month W1I.1. K EEP Small children ly pymts. $78 25. Call 222 for working Mothers, my 8074. home. Reliable. 322-PJ82. Standard Accessories and Equipment Fitted Free o f Charge JUNE MO ON LY Vinyl Upholstery, Full Interior Car. petlng, Dual Sun Visors, lorkshta Glove Compartment, Walnut Daubhoard with I'addtd Top, Electric Windshield Wiper*, Uurkrt Heats, Trip Speedometer, Temperatur* Guise, Adjustable Steering Column, Itrserve Furl Tank, 4-8peep Gear, hoi. Full Flow Oil Fitter, Paper Element Air Cleaner, Dual Horns, Bumper Guard*, Sedan only: Wash­ able Vinyl Headliner. 21. Beauty Hmlonn LAK E FR O N T 15 llunineM Opportunity 29 Beautiful Wuodcd Acres— Spring Permanent Special 600' take frontage on Spring FOR SALE. One of Sanford's 20 Percent off regular prices leading Automotive Paint Fed Lake, to minutes West Cut ‘n Curl Beauty Shop and Body Shop*. .Successful 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322 0934 o f Downtown Sanford— GOO’ A operating Completely paved frontage on Hiway 48 Permanent Special equipped. Write Box $1, San­ and only minutes from In­ 20% o ff Regular Price* ford Herald. terstate 4. A choice offer­ Children's Hslrcuta $1.00 ing at $30,000-20% Down. 16. Female Help Wanted Ace Beauty Salun, Mnyfuir lintel Ph. 322-8526 R E LIA B LE White Woman to rare for 2 children my home for working Mother SVb day* IM t S. Park Am . we*k. Ph. 322-8994 after 8. FA 2 9232 anytime F IC T IT I u r n M M K NDTICK IS hereby Riven that I am engaged In htialnees at 101 French Ave., Hanford. Semi, nnla County, Florida, under (be f I n t I t I It u a mime nf, P I launderette, and lhal t Intend In regtater aald name with the Clerk of the Clroult Court, Semlnnle County, Florida. In accordance with lha prnvlelnna nf the Flnlltloue Namg Ml.tuies. to-wli: Section 111.01 Flo,Ida Hlatulea tH I . Nig: llenry H. Il-rnu.n Publish May 14. I I . I I . A June 4. 1144. C D IM I • 111, Situ* I Inn* Wan led GREEN B RIAR Choice lota available In Urcenbriar of Loch Arbor overlooking golf course. Curium building to your apeciflcationa, Greenbrier developed by KINGS WOOD No. Orlando, 2 Sherry Ave., PERSONAL Child Care my BUILDERS, INC. 3 BR, 1 bath, cor. lot. fenc­ home. Limited number. Ph. 202 Fairmont Dr. ed back yd. $04 mo. Small 3223920. F A 2-H074 equity. 322-WJW3. Jim Hunt Realty >*| j *1949 DELIVERED SANFORD HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY 109 N. Palmetto — Sanford 322-1884 Winter Park MI 4-0209 Seminole Realty DAY SALE! IK % CASH S A V IN G S I ON BRAND NEW 1964 MERCURY ★ Montclairs if Montercys if Marauders if Comets V A C A T IO N SPECIALS! DISCOUNTS! & Tr^ick Values — Inspect Them Today! C4-2JA FC4-14A 1962 Galaxie Hardtop 1961 Ford Falcon 1964 Ford Fairlane 500 2-Daor V-8, Automatic Tr anaml salon. Radio, Healer, Air Conditioned. Uardtop, XC4-I8A 4-Door Hedan, Standard Traii.mia.iun, Radio, Heater. Exceptional Economy. 1962 Falcon Deluxe C4.»A 4-Door, Standard Tranamhudon, Radio, Heater, Beautiful Yellow Finish, 1962 Thunderbird (18,000 M ile*). Power A ir CondiUonrd. Steering, FC4-I3A 1963 Ford (Cortina) 1-Door. A Heal Clean Car, TC-47A I-Door 1963 Thunderbird C4-IIB Landeau Hardtop XC4-SIA All Power and Air Conditioned, Near New. 1963 Fiat 4-Doer Sedan — line Series. Beautiful White Finish. 1962 Ford Galoxie 4-Door Y-a, Automatic Trmnsmiaoioo, Power Warring, BadU and Heater, Air (Wlttonad. Trucks — Trucks — Trucks 1962 Ford Allowances Of The Y e a r!! Hardtop V*8, Power Rteerina Brakes, Radio and Heater. and N O W TH R U JU N E 10th. 1959 Jeep Dispatcher on FANTASTIC TR AD E-IN MC4-IA 1962 Falcon Futura 1961 _Ford Ranchwagon gon . . , _ - 3-Door, Automatic Transmission, Radio and Hooter, Backet Bette. , „ __ nhelon. I Radi* Courteous Salesmen To Serve You: “Ken* Kenyon, Jack Benton, “Nick M Pasternack, K. Godwin Trucks — Trucks — Trucks Strickland • Morrison, Inc. New & Used! Si. Ph. a s s - ia i W iator / Tremendous I Absolute Highest Trade-In XC 4-J4A •IS L I M Mercurys Must Go! YowYe Out Of The Rain In Thia Ona. C 499 A I-Door Y-$, A utomalie Transmission, Power Steering, Radio and Heater. C4-I9A Cyclones DRASTIC Here Are A Few Of Our Many Outstanding Used Car X C 4 -III if Park — Ph. M I 4-891S ALLO W ANCES! ★ LOW B A N K RATE F IN A N C IN G HUNT 109 N. Palmetto Ave. Sanford — Ph. 322-4884 LINCOLN MERCURY Winter Park Ph. MI 4-0209 Savings r» V , ^ �S' ~T 1 ft Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! 29. Automobile Service W agn er s Amoco AUTOM OTIVE AIR-CONDITIONING IN STALLATIO N - SERVICING Good Uicd C a n Sold SIS French Ave. 322-7765 F U R N IT U R E Auto G lau , T*p* ft Sea* Covert 3 COM PLETE ROOMS A U T O GLASS & S E A T COVER CO. 304 W 2nd St. FA 2-8032 A L L WORK G U ARANTEED 31. Poultry • Livestock SADDLE HORSE, 322-3560. $125. Ph. CHESTNUT Brown Gelding. Broken for Cow work. Spirit­ ed k well-mannered. Ph. af­ ter 5, 322-9413. 31A. Peta CHIHUAHUA puppy, 2127 Elm Ave. FK K E E STIM ATE I’ pholstering k M attren ren ovating. New k Used Furni tura. Call Nix Bedding Mfg Co., at 70S Celery Ave FA 2-2117. mala, PEKING ESE. -JO wk*. old male. Black w. white. AKC R ef. B eit offer. 322-4757. POODLES, Black or chocolate $35. 715 Mainolia. 322-8969 32. Flowers • Shrubs CITRUS Tree* for Sale. Will plant. Ph. 322-4145. Ripe hydroponic tomatoes, 25c, alio bearing tomato, cucumber & atrawberry plant* in container* for home growers. Grosser Hy droponic Farms, So, San ford Ave. 33. Furniture BEDS FOR R E N T Hospital, Hollawaya, Juve­ nile. F R E E delivery and Pick-up. F U R N IT U R E C EN TER 1100 French Ave. Ph. P A I-7BSI bell Ua Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Cub. SUPER TR AD IN G POST. P A 2-0677. For the biggest selection of nearly new and uied furni­ ture, tee Noll’s Furniture Brokerage In Casselberry on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 6. Legal Notice riCTITIO t'B SANK NOTICE IB h*r#by xlv.n thxt I am *ng*i*<l In tiu .ln... at Mo W. tlth S t. Samlnnla Coun­ ty. Florida, unrt.r ih» rictUInq* name of. fl.irlrtnl* Truck fl*l*», and that I Intend to r«iil.t*r ■lid name with th« Clark of th» Circuit Court. Samlnola C-ounty, Florida. In accordant* -with ih* provision* of th* Fic­ titious Kami a titu ii. to.wit: Sartlwn H i.0* Florida StatUlr 1917. Site, Joaiph C. Clentlla Jr. William T llell Raymond J. Ih ta lftr Fuhllah May : l £ Juna 4. 11. IS. 19*4. CDU-10 O N LY $249 50 Easy Term * Shop and Save The Budget Way BUDGET F U R N IT U R E CO. 295 Ixingwood Plaza 17-92 Ph. 838-4583 Check Sanforb 3 lir 31. A r t ic le * F o r S a le lilt. F u r n itu r e with C A RPETS A'la CARTE fr r a lb SW E E TIE P IE June 4, 1901 — Page 9 By Nadine Seltzer For the BEST Carpet Values •nywhere. Samples shown In your home. 1109 E. Colonial Dr. Orlande 211-6194 or Leroy C. MacTavish. Owner 322-5545 Evenings Hi 1958 Mercury Stalion Wagon Exc. cond. $475. Reel’ s Paint A Body Shop, 10th A San­ ford. TAKE YOUR VACATION '51 Plymouth. Good tram. $125 Ph. 322-7890. IN COMFORT ’83 Porache S90, Will sell or trade. DeLand 734-8568. 1958 Chevrolet Impala conver­ tible, power Hecrlns. brakes, windows. Good rubber, Ph. 322-9198 lite r 5 p m. Lawnmower 25” Snappin Tur tie. 5 hp., $75. Phone 322 3142. RESTAU RANT SETTEES. Up­ holstered, plastic covered, approx. 100 ft. Also 6 wood tables, 36 x 36. Reasonably priced. Can be seen any­ time. Phone 322-2902 for ap­ pointment. U ied furniture, appliance* tool*, etc. Bought • Sold. Larry’a Mart 215 Sanford JUNE SPE C IA L: Men’a shoes Ave Ph. FA 2-4132. $2 99 pr. Ladies' shoe* $1.45 pr. Surptue City, 201 W. lit. 34. A r t ic le s F o r S a le R E FR IG E R A TO R - FR E E ZE R TW IN Size Bed, box spring Combination. 20 cu. ft. $135. and mattreM, ex. cond., $60 Phone 322-7341. Bookcase double bed, $25. 322-4416. Portable typewriter, nearly new. Elec, roaster. 322-6»» 120 BASS Accordion. M. Bi anchl, ex. cond. 322-7421 af­ HO NEY FOR S ALE : OM gal­ • •w a, aaa.be ter 6 p. m. lon. $3.00. Call 322-2960 af­ te l a i l i a f l ter 5 p. m. FR E E D E LIV ­ REPOSSESSED ZIG ZAG ERY W ITH IN SANFORD Sews on buttons, makes but­ •You sure your mother wrots this not* • • » *2 qta. * • ■ C IT Y LIM ITS. ton holes, embroiders, and C-H-0-K.-L-0-T l-9-E C-R-E-M'?’ * blind slit.-hos. With guar­ antee. Bstance $61.40 or as­ 36. Automobiles - Trucks 36. Automobiles • Trucks sume pymts. $6.20 mo. San­ ford Sewing Center, Phone m o $ ? $A v i n o s 56 FORD 4 Dr. RAH. A/T. '62 VW. One owner, extra 322-9411. On Floor Modeli 4 clean, $1295, 322-5271. 2403 Ex. cond. $350. 322 0600. Demonstrator! K ey A v «. $1 per d iy rental for Electric (F R E E Repair ESTIM ATES) Carpet Shsmpooer with pur­ In Your Horn* '56 C hew y Belair sport coupe. chase of Blue Lustre. CarReal good condition. $345. In Sanford Cull roll’s Furniture. Ph. 322-7600. SINGER Representative at DUE TO DIVORCE, We have I960 Dodge Dart, PB, PS. Alan's Fabrics k Ruga a Repossessed *64 Model Good lire*. $695. 645 W. 25th 322-5793 Swing Needle Dial-A-Stllch Ph. 322-4085. ’59 Cadillac, $996 bal, $41 mo Zig Zag, Mokes fancy slit2 Air-conditioners. Reverse ’59 Mercury, $099 bal, $31 mo. ches, makes buttonholes. 1961 Model Cadillac, 2 Dr. Ne­ cycle. 11.500 BTU. $125 ea. '59 Olds, $578 bal, $29 mo. Sews on Buttons, Blind vada Grey, loaded, even air. In operation now. Phono '57 Chevy, ltd. $786 bsl $35 mo. Stitches, Monograms, Em­ 62 series, new tiro*, like 322-1989. '56 Chev. $481 bsl, $24 mo. broiders, Dams, Patches, now all over. Ph. 322-2051. Guaranteed. Assume remain­ 34 -A Seen by appointment. Swap or Exchange ’57 Dodge, $492 bal., $19 mo. ■60 Ford, $587 b a l„ $34 mo. ing 5 payments of $7.75. Ph. Credit Mgr., Sanford 522- 1957 CUSHMAN, trad# for '57 Chev., $691 bal., $31 mo. '57 Ford 4-dr. RAH, auto. Iran*., V-8. Nice. $495. l*h. Mechanics roll« -way tool '58 Chrysler. $691 bsl, $31 mo. 7457. 322-6202 after 5. box with some tools, ph. ‘6o Vauxhall, $507 bal, $32 mo. 10,000 BTU Fodders, 110 Volt 322-6046 5 - T £ m. '60 Lsrk, $577 bal, $29 mo. '631* Galaxlc 500 Ford. Bal. model. $95. Ph. 323 0623. '55 Food, $277 bal, $10 mo. $2100, Pymta. $72 mo. Exc. 35. Articles Wanted '51 Pontiac, $299 bal., $17 mo B E A D Y M IX CONCRETE Cond. Will trade for older '50 Dodge, $52 bal., $3 mo. Patloa, Floor, Free Eitim a.vs CASH for good clean l'a*d car w. clear title. Call 322 Furniture. Noli-Furay Furni. SIRs, lintels, steps, blocks, 4722 between 5 A 7 p. m. lure, 901 W. First SL, Ph. sand, cement, rock, pipe, 227-6501. steel, grease trips, dry REPOSSESSIONS. INC. wells. Stepping alone*: 36. Automobiles • Trucks SAN FO R D AVE. M IR AC LE CONCRETE CO. O PE N E V E N IN G S 309 Elm Ave. 322-5751 1963 Rambler Classic 770. A/T, A/C, RAH, Bucket scats, new tire*. $2100. 322-4757. SIN G E R Birthday Sale! $ Bank $ Repossessions National 1012 B U YIN G A NEW or USED CART FIN AN C E IT WITH U l ♦ Low Interest Rates ♦ Low Monthly Payments FLO RID A STATE BANK 87. Boats - Motors 5'Y HP. Johnson motor. Exc rend $145. Ph 372-2872 MOBILE Houseboat, excellent condition, sleeps 4. gas stove lee box, toilet, 35 hp. Evtn rude, complete with trailer ♦ M o o M84J2I. D eB iry. Gateway To The Waterway H obson S p o r tin g G ood s Your EVINRUD E Dealer 304-6-8 E. 1st. Ph. F A 2-5961 IT FT. 4 In. Swift. Epoxy pc'.nted, forw ard hatch, top and aide curtains, 75 John•on, 2 tanks, Gator Trailer and many extras, $975. Ph. 322-4175 after 6 p. m. 78 Mercury, Elec, atartar, 15’ Switch Craft A Trlr. $550. See at 111 Hays Dr. after 5:30. 12 Ft Plywood Boat, 7W HP kicker A Trailer. $80. 312 E. 5th St., Sanford. SAT. JUNK 6. 1 to 5 p. m. FREE BOAT RIDES—Demon­ strations at St. John’s River, Lake Monroe bridge Launch­ ing Ramp— Chris Craft Cor­ sair 17'-j ft. Utility Runabout, Featured in June Popular Boating Mag.; V - H o t t o m Soft Ride—140 hp. Outdrive Top, Side curtains, floata­ tion*, quiet A economical. Save 20fr, Theodore W il­ liams, 979 Volusia Ave., Day­ tona Beach. NOW.. at Bill Hemphill Motors EXTRA PRE-VACATION SAVINGS on A M ER IC A 'S SAVINGEST C AR S ! PO N T IA C TEM PEST 4 DOOR SE D A N Phone 322-4503 Legal Notice ricT J T iora 36 Automobile* • Truck* xawr NOTICE !8 hereby glvvn that 1 am eneaytd In huelnree al C*»*clb*rry, B.mlnol* Cnunfy, Florida, under ih* flctllloue hem* at Simple Pure Oil end (hit 7 intend to reeleler ■eld name with th* Clerk of the circuit Court, Hemlnote County, Florida. In accordance with Ih* provletnne o f the Fk-IIMou* Nam* tllatutea. towit: flection H I.01 Florida Statute* 1J57. lie : A. B Duxhury Puhlleh May 11. 21 Ic June 4. i x T in : r i u r r i T m i n r II. IH *. T U B SIX T H J t i m t ' I A L CIM- r n t '.s i n IT. 1% A M I F il l! N IlM IM ll.i: c m m v , i i.tin in IX T ill! C I l i r t l T ((H U T OF IX t'HA VLTIIIV AO, I4U2.V T in : XIXTH JUDICIAL 4*111M A V F L O W E n N A T I O N A L C l'IT OF FLORIDA. IX VXD 1.1 Fi: I S S IU IA M 'C COM I*A NT. FOR at'.Hl X4V1.E COUNTY, a Taxaa corporation, FLORIDA. Plaintiff, IX (TIAXI FRY XO. IIOJI XI. MAYFLOWF-U N A T I O N A L LONNIE IlF. ALFORD and LIFK INBIIIIANCE COMPANY, A L IC E T lE A L F o n n , hla wif*. A Tcxae uurporxllun. and LEON HAHHls, and ZETPlaintiff. TA LEE HAftltlS. hit wtfa. v*. Dalendanti. RALEIGH SCTTON. end X O T IC a TO DE FE XD I/-IRFNE HUTTON, hla wife. T O ■ LONNIE R E ALF Olt D and Defandanle. A L IC E UK ALFORD, hi* NOTDtR TO Di:FF,XII wife, and LEON IIAHIUK. TOi ItALKIOII HUTTON and and Z K T T A LX E I IA lt lU *, LORILXi: Hl.'TTuN, 111* hla wtfa wtfei TOU ARE H E R E B T N O TI­ TOU ARE HEREBY NOTI­ F IE D to taka nolle* that a FIED t« taka none* that a ault has baan fllad t g i l n . t you ault he* been filed aaelnel ynu In lha above antltlad Court. In th* above entitled Cnurt. The nature of lha ault la an The netur* of the eult la an action to foreclose a real action to forectoeo a real ■slat* tnnrteas* hald by lha aatata morteac* held by MayMay flower National Dili In­ flowrr National Life tnaurenc* surant* Company, a Texas cor­ Company. a T e x a s corpora­ poration, which m o r t « » » » la tion. which ninrtaace I* re­ ratvirdad In Official Records corded In Official Record* tlo.,k *49, Pave 1*7, I’ uMIc Re- ni.ok SSI, ps s * IS. Public II*eorda of Memlnole County. rurde uf Seminole County, Florida. The name of Ih* Florida. The nam* of th* Court In which *uit proceed­ Court In which ault procevdlnaa ings la psndlntt la the Clrrult la pending la the Circuit Court Court of th* Ninth Judicial of th* Ninth Judicial Circuit. Circuit, in end for Seminole In end tor Seminole County. County, Florid*, In Chencery Florida. In Chancery No. 1*02*. No. 1ISIS, Th* deacrlptlon of Th# deacrlptlon of lha real pro. the real property In Kemlnole I>erly In fl*mln-,|a County, Flor­ County, Florida. Involved In ida, Involved In aald proceedsaid proceeds » * deei-rlhed In Inn# ae deecrlbed In th* Com­ the Com.iUlnt la a> follouaplaint la at followe: Lot 1. Ulock C. KAIUIO NT Lot « , Block 2, LINCOLN HOMES, aceordlnf to the HElDHTfl. according to Plat theraof as recorded th* plat thereof ae record­ In Plat nook IS. Pace It, ed In I’ lat Bonk II, Pas* Public Ra< orda o f S*ml99, Public Kaoorda ot hide County, Florida, Seminal* County, Florida, toitelher with iha followlu* toiteiber with lha following Heme of property which are llama of property which are located In and permanently In­ located In end permanently Installed a» part of th* Imprute- ■tailed aa pert of th* Improve­ ment* on raid land: mtuta on aald land! 2 heater*, permanently InTwo healer*; permanently aialled. Inatalled. You are required to file You are required to file your your Anewer or other defen- Anewer or other defenelvo elve pleading with tb* Clerk pleading with th* Clerk of the of Ih* above named Court anil above named Court and serve eerve a cupy (hereof upon a cupy i hereof upon plain tiff* plaintiff'* attorney*, AVhlttiker ett.irneya. Whtllnker end Pyle, a n l Pyle, whose addre** la: whue* addreee le: Suit* lot, l u l l * » « * — 1U1I Deal Colonial loll Caei Colonial Drive, Or­ Drive. Orlando. Florida, nut lando. Florid*, not later than later than the Jilh day of June, th* 25th day of June, 1*14, aa l l t l . as required by law, *l>e required by law, alee a Decree a Decree Pro Confeaao will be Pro Confeeto will be entered entered aaalnet you. agaluat you. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. ! IN WITNESS WHEREOF. ! have hereunto eet my hand have hereunto eet my hand anil affixed my official eeal at and affixed my official aoal at Baiiford, Stmlnul* County, F lo r­ Ho iiford, Hemlnol* County, Flurid., Till* t l l b day o f May. IH * . Id* tbl* Htb day of May, 1M4. (SC AID (HEAL) Arthur I* lleckwlth. J r. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk. Circuit Court Clerk, Circuit Court etmlnol* County. Florida. Samlnol* County, Florida. Sly: Sandra H Johneon Uy: flandra S. Johneon Deputy Clerk Mepuiy Clerk Pul,: i May 21. 21 At Juua 4. Pubtlab Slay 21, •* It June 1 . t et. 4. II. 19*4. CDU-1S •CDU-U ' W l DON'T MONKEY AROUND WE MAKE DEALS! Select The Near New Car O f Your Choice & Let Us Make You A Deal You Can’t A ffo rd To Turn Down The Dodge Boys Have Corralled Born* B UIC K SPE C IA L 2 DOOR COUPE Mighty Fine Buys For Th* Week-End. Conte Out Weal (lx t. 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But de­ blink. spite aerials on his shoulders, He has yet to carry bags a radar screen on his head, for passengers at Tokyo In­ electronic buttons on his ternational Airport, a feat back and volt and ampere accomplished by one o f his meters on his vest, he doesn’t brothers. frighten children away. They The only thing Japanese love holding his hand despite about Goro it that he does his iron grip. not shake hand* when meet­ The robot’s name is Goro, ing friends; he bows. which mean* "fifth child" in The main problem in build­ Japanese. Goro has four older ing Goro, his inventor says, brothers and one younger, all was to find a wny to keep brought into the world by a him upright. The problem was 60 - year - old inventor, Jiro solved by extra heavy feet, Aizawa. which are nearly 24 inches TOKYO ese By United PrtM International s t f I 1 I Mississippi moved on sevcral front* Wednesday to pro­ tect it* segregated public school system. Both Houses o f the legisla­ ture met in secret sessions to discuss strategy on bills per­ mitting the state to support private schools in the event o f federal integration edicts. Gov. Paul Johnson was re­ ported to have urged the meetings to determine if there was sentiment among lawmakers fo r immediate consideration o f the bills. The House earlier had ap­ proved a measure sources said was designed to prevent the admission o f a N egro to the University o f Mississippi next week. The bill would al­ low state officials to examine the secret juvenile court rec­ ords of any Individual. Clevetxrrd-Donald, IS, a Megro tentatively accepted for the *01* Miss'* summer term, allegedly has a juvenile court record including several ar­ rests fo r participating In ra­ cial demonstrations. Missis­ sippi law provides t h a t schools can reject any appli­ cant with a criminal record. A t Jacksonville, Wednesday, federal Judge Bryan Simpson said ha would rule within a week on a suit by Negroes to strike down a police ban on night marches at St. Au ­ gustin*. N egro leaders agreed to a racial truce in St. Augustin* pending Simpson's decision. On# in every three mothers with children under age 18 have jobs outside the home. K IN D E R G A R TE N GRADUATES f r o m the Holy Cross Episcopal Church took time out to hftve their picture taken during frrnduntion ceremonies at the Parish Day School. Behind MEMBERS OF TH E 1961 GRADUATION China o f All Souls School in Sanford will receive Com­ munion during n graduation Mans Friday morn­ ing at All Souls Catholic Church. Father Rich­ ard Lyons will celebrate the mass at 11 n.m. Graduation exercises will be held Friday niifht Twenty-elsM member* of the graduating class of AU Souls School will be awarded diplomas Friday night by the Rev. Richard Lyons, psstor of AU Souls Catholic Church, dur­ ing exercises in the church. Father Lyoo* will be assisted by the Rev. James S. nonnen, psstor of the Church of the Nativity In Lake Mary and the R ev. Ralph Keiser, chaplain i t the Sanford N iv a l A ir Sta­ tion. Following the exercises a reception will be held for tho graduates and their parents in the School Hall. The reception is being given by the Catholic Youth Club under the direc­ tion o f George Bogeaji*. In addition to the awarding etf diplomas, perfect attend ance certifies to* will be a warded to Thoms* Austin, Wll- R. S. Zelley Gets Degree N E W BRUNSWICK, N. J „ — Richard Stockton Zelley of P . O. Box 771, Chuluote, re«Jved a Master o f Arts de* * * from Rutgers. New JerState Univeraity, yesterday. Rutgers awarded a total of about 3,450 degrees T h « nia* )ority of these, including nine “ ’" o r ir y degrees, were pre­ sented last night at the Uni­ versity's lMlh Annual Com­ mencement in Rutgers Stad­ ium. Douglas* College, the women's unit, presented about 410 degrees, including two honor­ ary, at Ita 43rd annual com­ mencement exercises yester­ day morning. Dr. Mason W. Gross, State University president, deliver­ ed the charge and conferred the degree* at the Stadium, where graduate# o f t4 colleges and divUion .1 of the Univer­ aity took part in outdoor cere­ monies before an audience n( more thso 17,000 parents, rela­ tives and friends. Wins Trip Gordon Meyer, Sanford area sale* representative of lndepeodeot Life Insurance Co., baa been announced as winner o f a (rip to the firm'# New York Convection for himself and o f a trip to the World's Fair for the entire Meyer fam ­ ilyIn conjunction with the awards for outstanding 1963 sales promotion in the area, M eyer also received member­ ship to the President's Club far U s second year plus a club pin and plaque. Mr. sod Mrs. Meyer and their four children will leave Saturday. / liarn Miller, Taut James Glenn, Judity and Linda Elllngwood. Plvlc, James Glenn, John Bates celebrate the graduation Mass. Hawkins, Mary Ann Mac TavGraduates will receive Com­ ish, N'anvy May, Ann Mich­ A certificate for outstanding accomplishment in the state apclling bee, sponsored by the. Florida Knights of Columbus,) will be presented to MU* Bates. Graduation activities will hegin at 11 a. m. Friday mom- munion in a t*xi> at that time. aels. William Miller, Moxie Marcella Portcwig, Members of the class are Miller, Thomas Austin. Valerie Allen,i Paul Plvcc ami Resina Rcick. Christine Androsko, Judity | Also, Rex Roach, Patricia Bates, Bobert Baker, George'Schweickcrt, Kathleen Smith, Brister, Michael Bogeajis, Richard VanDuync, John William Dalton, I-lnda Filing- Wolf, Janice Wolfe and John wood, Michael Fay, Michael Vrino. Z \ HOT THOUGH TO B IO IV MOOR TO P STB. 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Dnnice Underwood, Sylvia Smith, Vickie Nelson, Susan DeWitt, Terri Lynn Rolland, Cindy Watt, April Ward and Beckv Patton. Also participating were leaders Mrs. Tom Albert and Mrs. Russell Kitner. NOW IS THE TIM E TO P L A N T — 2221 Grapevilla 8 Yr. Blended Whiskey " v l; ■ jT l l . nmttrym long. Goro’s inventor has a re­ search institute in Hoyamchi, west o f Tokyo, dedicated to the production o f new toy ideas. The institute receives an annual subsidy o f 60 mil­ lion yen ($138,600). The institute provides 280 Japanese toy manufacturers with designs fo r toys sold in England,- France, Germany, Italy, Monaco, Switzerland and the United States as well as Japan. Aizaw a's next project, now on the drawing hoards, is an electronic robot that will re­ spond to whistle signals. Goro, however, Is not for sale, probably because it cost $8,310 to build him. The minerals known as "fool's gold" are iron or cop­ per pyrites. Philadelphia in 8 YEAR A Japan­ come Ily Mrs. Clarence Snjder Installation for officers of the Osteen PTO wss conduct­ ed at the May meeting o f the group with Rev. Chester Plank, minister o f the Osteen Baptist Church, serving as installing official. O fficer* are Ernest Skin­ ner, president; Mr*. L. W. Jones, first vire president; Mrs. John Tatum Jr., second vice prCildcr.*; Mrs. James Nettles, secretary; Mrs. John Jurss, treasurer; Mrs Nolan Osteen, parliamentarian ami Mrs. Harold Pell, historian. Program for the meeting was presented h.v students of the second, third and fourth grades on the theme, " I f I Were Going," based on travel in tlx foreign countries which the children have studied in their reading classes. with the Rev. Ralph Kaiser, chaplain at the Sanford Naval A ir Station, and Rev. Jnmcs Honncn, pastor o f the Church o f the Nativity in Lake Mary, officiating. Twenty-eight students comprise the class. (Herald Photo) Ing when Father Lyons will Fillion, has Osteen PTO Officers Are Installed the students are the Rev. L. D. Soper, the prin­ cipal spenker; and Mrs. J. B. St. John who awarded the certificates. (Herald Photo) 28 All Souls Graduates To Get Diplomas Friday Night (U P I)— A inventor *• Aik S t A .. k A m V O _ OI O 1 A Y l 08 C a n a d i a n CLUB A O c OlDuRANDDAD v U H > SA R K ( H A I R 0 W MI I | NO C O c h l A l l o k M U t O Dk I NK O', t k D , PARK Cr TILFORD BONDED KY. BOURBON REG. 5.00 HAULER A*4VJ > 'Jf -G IPt~ MMMf �A n A I #' Dr. Crane’s Star Of The Nile Nikita Khrushchev has breezed through Egypt like President John­ son took Atlanta. According to reports, not since Antony barged up the Nile to meet Cleo have the Egyptians given a for­ eign visitor such an enthusiastic welcome. Small wonder, since Kussinn loans to Egypt, currently totaling $1.3 billion, are making possible the allimportant Aswan High Dnm, upon which the economic future o f Egypt depends. Add to this Khrushchev’s vocal backing o f President Nasser’s grand­ iose pnn-Arab, anti-Israel ambitions, and the success o f the visit was as­ sured. Western, particularly U.S., pres­ tige is at low ebb along the Nile. It was not helped any by the vote o f a House committee the other day not to give any more money toward res­ cuing the ancient Abu Simbel tem­ ples, which would be submerged by the dam. It could be argued that the United "Stroke! Stroke!" States is being penny-wise and rublefoolish again, ns we were when we fudged out o f the Aswan project. All is not black, however. We hnve learned through sad experience that money does not buy friends. Some o f those we hnve helped the most seem to resent it the most. Premier Khrushchev may someday find thnt out, if he ever makes the mistake o f reminding the Egyptians how much they owe to him. Worry Clinic Molly wants to know the dif­ ference between a “ sadist” vs. a "masochist,” Read the harrowing account bcluw for sadists still occur de­ spite our modern civilised codes of conduct. But these extremes In personal behav­ ior are also accentuated by faulty parental training. CASE S-4R7: Molly M , aged I!*, is a college coed. "D r. Crane," she began, "what is the difference be­ tween a aadist ami a maso­ chist ? Thought For Today Ray not, why were the former days better thnn these? For it is not from wisdom that you ask this.—. Eccl. 7:10. With doubt and dismay you are smitten. You think there’s no chance for your son? W hy the best bonks haven't been written, The best race hasn't been run. — Berton Braley Bruce Biossot — Roy Cromley Political Notebook W A S H IN G TO N (N E A ) — There's ■ lesson in the 11 years It took U. S. security men to discover the 40 Rus­ sian microphones hidden In the American embassy in Moscow. This security failure could have been prevented, elec­ tronic engineers say. Hut "'e didn’t have the proper detec­ tion equipment. The value o f billions o f the $400 billion spent for notional defense since 1052 could have been compromised for lack o f 1600,000 more a year for research and development on counterintelligence and se­ curity devices— including elec­ tronic and ultrasonic Budgets fo r detecting hidden micro­ phones in U. S. embassies all over tha world. Thcso funds could have been diverted from the over­ production o f some types of quickly obsolescent weapons. The Soviet Union has not made that mistake. It has pushed hard the past 11 years on developing intelligence sensing devices fa r m o r s sophisticated and difficult to detect than those discovered In the Moscow embassy. It is believed here, fo r ex­ ample, that the Russians have developed a thin invisible coating which can ba put on window panes. These windows and thla coating would vlbrate, picking up tha sounds o f voices In a room. With a radar stationed on a nearby building, tha Russians could pick up the conversations. The Russians also are said Ui have devices they could place inside water and (team pipes. Because these would be protected by the surround­ ing pipe, they'd be almost impossible to detect. Competent electronic engiw *-a familiar with defense problems have suggested In private Interviews a number of devices that could be used to detect or counter Russian microphones hidden in walls as were the 40 recently dis­ covered. They include: — Sophisticated ultrasonic gadgets which would detect patterns in the structure of the wails in which the micro­ phones are hidden. Engineer* say they detect “ discontinu­ ities.” That is, in this case, such instruments presumably could have discovered the 10inch holes the Russians hud inserted between the micro­ phones anil the wull surfaces. Modern ultrasonic devices can be made precise enough to distinguish b e t w e e n such tubelike hale* and ordinary ernrks and other irregular­ ities in the wall structure. — For about }50 a roum, engineers estimate, smuil vib­ rator* could be installed in tha walla o f every office in an embassy. These small vib­ rator* could send counter waves through tha walls, garbls whatever sounds hid­ den microphones picked up. These vibrators would not int e r f e ra with conversations. When tuned on, there’d be only a alight hum in the room. The state department has started to rectify Its prob­ lems. Two and a half months ago it Installed aide, energetic U. Martin Gentile, fresh from 11 years at the fcntrnl Intelli­ gence Agency, ns deputy as­ sistant secretary o f state fur security. Letters It has been during hi* short tenure that the Moscow microphones were discovered by brute force— by tearing up tho rooms. A review o f security and counterintelligence procedures hns been started. The Slate Department probably will ask fo r a step-up in security re­ search, development and pro­ duction funds, Home $4 mil­ lion has been spent ail to­ gether in the past three years. The problem, govern­ ment men suy, is that "only a piddling amount” was spent during tlie previous decade to develop needed devices. "And how does a sadtsl de. velnp. anyway? Is he horn that way or does he learn to he a sadist?” During the hunting season last winter, the newspapers reported the rase of a sailor who partially Illustrates what we moan hy a sadist. This man caught wild rab­ bits; then cut off their fe ll. Next, he'd place rubber hands around the bleeding slumps to slow down tho blood loss. Then he'd toss Hie rabbits on the ground and let them try to run away on their stumpy, bleeding legs, while he turned loose hit beagle pups behind them. He said he was simply training his beagles lo be good rabbit dogs! Bill his wanlon cruelty il­ lustrates an extension of wliut liod ides* your hired ami we psychiatrists mean by sadism. may they multiply, Originally, a sadist was de­ George Ilobrow fined as a sexual pervert who Editor's note: Thanks for obtained his sexunt excite­ jou r blessings and ronipliment by inflicting extreme mrnts. You and jou r breed1 cruelty upon another. are lo ltd congratulated, Bui n r now exlrnd Ihc term too, for jour persistence. “ sadism" lo abnormal or The rest o f jttnr remarks, pathological cruelty. ns we hate said before, nrr In civiilzpd America, It a m ailer o f opinion. And seems almost impossible that jou 're entitled lo jours jusl such callous people still exist. ns we are cntillcd lo oura. Children sometimes indict By the wajr, we hope jou're cruelly on nnimals, more or not afraid of The Herald. less thoughtlessly, as l>y ty­ If you are you deserve a ing tin cans to a dog * (ail ni nlnl. to frighlen him. To The Editor Editor, The Herald: You hnve defended your stand on the rejected water control bill with nil the fervor of the fighters nl tile Alamo. You have proved to your faithful readers that you will hnng on to your convictions with bulldog tenacity. Even us the proverbial wife, you have also proved thnt rigid or wrung, you are going to have the last word! This observation o f mine is prompted by your inept remurks following the letter of Elton Bennett’s, published on May 2H. You appear to suggest the condition thnt should your H A L COCHRAN Sounds funny, but a man subscribers dais to disagree can keep a g irl’a lov# by re­ with their county commissionrrs, then tin* unhappy citizens turning It. • # # must fnco the wrath o f The Barbs Sanford Herald. Nevertheless, not ALL of the smartest people In Sem­ inole County are employed an editorialists on your newspa­ per. Believe it or not, some of your readers have bruins, too. However, let me emphati­ cally state right here and now that you deserve worlds o f credit and respect from even ymir most carping crlt ies, because you have the naked courage to print crit­ icism directed against your­ self. Another sadist in recent , 4 * In sympathy, we feel pos­ burying sibly 50 per cent like the other eats alive but with Ihcir (ails above ground. person, so we show kindness, years was caught as 1aught by the Golden Rule, Apparently Ihe sadist rel­ In empathy, however, w* ished seeing the wild waving can infuse ourselves almost of the cat's tail as it was suf­ loo per cent with the other focating below ground. l»crson. which permits us to Masochism is Ihe opposite of sadism and pertains lo sex­ feel doubly aympalhelic. Send for my "Tests for ual perversion that Involves enjoyment in being treated Good Parents," enclosing a long stamped, return enve­ with some cruelty. lope, plus 2(> cents and learn Tiie male sex differs from how In train jou r chihirrn Ihe female in llir fact that correctly. males seem to tw naturally a (Alw ays write to Dr. Crane bit sadistic whereas females in rare of this newspaper, are imbued with a mild de­ rnrlnsing a long stamped, gree of masochism. addressed envelope and 20 It is only when sadistic nr rents In rover typing and masochistic tendencies reach printing rnsts when you extreme degrros that we con­ send for one of hi* book­ sider them pathological. lets.) But both of these natural sexual elements are inilurnccd greatly by childhood training. COM PLETE INVESTM ENT SERVICR For example, if a joungslrr lives in a family that is quite callous towards animals, then his innate sadism is not curb­ ed but may actually be stim­ ulated. l isted and unlisted Srrurillra Mutual Funds A L L E N ft. CO. I l l B. LEM ON ST. LAK E LAN D , FLA . Barents arc supposed to teach Ihcir youngsters Ihe Golden Rule, Member: Midwest Stark Exik, This involves training them lo p rob'd themselves into Hie position of oilier creatures, even Ineluding animals. Chicago Board of Trad* Orlando Salra Repraasatatir* A partial degiee of aueh projection is indicated by sympathy. But complrtc pro­ jection is called empathy. tTiinileij - •ws/jL-. ) S i l t ) A I A I * MRS. S T A N COMSTOCK Ph. G A l - i t l t ! lo n U ill:. ijltiMitnur'c Ms* P frif ***»•••• SANFown. I ^ / 11f.j 11 I I r l n w *r i a nv THE HECK When two neighbor wom­ en gossips get into the gar­ den at the same time they're both cultivating and spread­ ing tha dirt at the same tlma, a • THE DODGE DOTS? • The reason for excess boggnge on a vacation trip is tha number o f things you never take nut o f some grips. • • • Say this fast: the maiden name o f most single girls o f over thirty is to get married. The father of musician Georg* Frederick Handel was a barber-surgeon who Q— Whirh is the nation’s disapproved of tnusle and fastest - growing metropolit­ wanted bis son In becomo n lawyer. The child Handel an Bren? practiced his music secretly A — The Washington, DC., : on a clavichord smuggled ares in the 2*4 jeers after Into tho ntlic by a sympathe 11*60 census. thetic friend. • Q'sondA'i Herald Area Correspondents Bear Lake-Foreat City Mrs. Alaryann Miles 838-3678 Genera Air*. J ob. E. Mathieux 246-4834 Laka Mary Mra. Franrea Wester 322-6316 Casselberry Mrs. Jan* Casselberry 638-5046 Lake Monro* Mra. H. L. Johnson 322-4722 Chuluota Mr*. Joan M agi* 365-3742 Long wood Mrs. Donn* Eaten 838-3317 DeBary Mrs, Adam Mullar 668-4416 North Orlando Mrs, Doris Dean 323-1986 Deltona Mrs. Mildred Haney 668-5611 Osteen Mr*. Clarence Snyder 322-4841 Enterprii* Mias Helen Snodgrass 668.6932 Oviedo Mrs. Eralyn Lundy 366-3616 Altamonte Springs Mr*. Julia Bartaa 838-1311 talk about C O L L E G E EDUCATION Let's w Q H jr i t a n f o r d f y n t l f t Page 1-A Sanford, Florida lie Weak /HARP ( T H A T 'S Thurs., June 4, 1961 W ALTE R A. OIELUW , EDITOR A M I fU R L IS U E R PHAM S VOLTOLIXE. Clramlailaa . Ueaaral Maaaaae At'LI AX L. STEX STROM ROT O R E I I Associate Editor Advortlalna Uaaagor ■ ARRT I. JOIIXSOX ROT PIA TT Managing Editor Oonoral Advorllalnx Manager J l'U t W ELLS H ARRIETT K. STAPLETON O u n lr Editor Classified Director HEITIEX K IL LE R R E W JANIE aHOKRAKEM Talacraph Editor Dullness Manager DORIS W ILLIAM S PMEO W ELLS ■oclsty Editor Mechanical SupL Maas* Delivery JTJST T H E S E LLIN T ’E S T , D E A L I N ’E S T B U N C H OF D O D G E D EALERS I N H IS T O R Y SL'HBCRiPTlUX RATES B r Rail Soslaala t a a a lr 1 Tear IAS < Monika l . l * ■ Montk# IC» going to coit a lot of putney. Better start s o r in g AU Other t i l l * I Tear S.U • Monika * *0 I Montk* I N 1 Meath l.N I Moots V. * . Postal XosalaUoaa proviso Ikat aU s i l l sakaorlpUaaa ko paid la advaaos. now . TH E DODGE B O V S TH E DODGE B O V S TH E DODGE B O V S S E L L TH E GREAT N E W *64 DODGE ( like crazy) OFFER PRICES RIGHT IK LINE W ITH THE LOW PRICE 3 (guess who) TRADE-DI DOLLAR IK TOW TH E DODGE B O V S ARE READY TO OUT-DEAL ANYBODY emTor (this drives competition nuts) l (Ihey’re all heart) account here. SB8yourloCBI D O D G E B O Y I^ ^ HE'S GOT THE CAR YOU WANT1 THE PRICE YOU W ANTI7HE KIND O fO E A l YOU WANT! Tka UoratS la a Mtaikar at tko On lias Proas wklck Is • * Iltlod otciuMvalp to tka us* tor ropukllasiloa of all tha looal saw * printed la thla aawspapor. N * part of sup malarial, nows or savaruaing, of this edition of Tko Sanford llorald Map ba reproduced la anp Mannar with­ out wrlttaa parmlaaloa of th* publisher of Tko Herald. Aap ladlvldual or firm raspoaalbl* for suck roprodueiloa will ha ooasldorod so Infringing on Tko H erald* ooprrlgbt and will be held liable for damaging unCor the law. Publltbad dally aacopl Saturday. Sunday aad Christmas; published Saturday proceeding Christmas W H O ll Open your Entered so second elate Matter OclokOr 11, ISIS at tka Post Office of Hanford, Florida, under the Act of Coagraaa of Msrck. SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS INC v V U n l I I lU IU lV J f lilie s Jl*l l l l l U L L 1HO 1 W EST t L .H a S o|c I a t i o ' ■H lsl S TR E ET SANFO RD , FLO RID A (ONE OF THE DODGE BOYS) �n SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith * Horoscope Forecast F R ID A Y , J U N E 8, 1981 G E N E R A L TE N D E N C IE S A n opportunity la now pregent for you to contact a highly placed poraon who has it in hi* power to release very desirable benefit* by which you can attain a far greater auccea* through your own intelligent or clever e f. forts. But you have to think rightly, make Initial acts. A R IE S (March 21 to April 19) Use originality In doing whatever will please aasocU ates and refrain from angling as much as you have in tha past Get assisUnce you need from officials. Be sm art T A U R U S (A p ril 20 to May 20) I f you consult some !>u«i. ness person who Is cognizant o f your needs, you soon ameliorate monetary position. Your income has to be far greater than your expendi­ tures. You know that! G E M IN I (M ay 21 to June 21) You can rely on that good pal to stand up for you In some important situation and then you will achieve ■iircess. Show first that you are loyal. You ara a trua friend— show iti MOON C H ILD R E N (June 22 to July 21) A desire fo r public acclaim require* that you do something meritorious In order to achieve it. Make plans early quietly. I f yen add up your assets, you find you have more credit than you think. LEO (July 22 to August 21) You ean only get that data you need by confiding in some good friend and then working together. Be more broad-minded in the future. Wise persons then (t r e sup­ port you need. VIRGO (August 22 to Sep­ tember 22) Going right to the person in charge is tha best way to gain your aims today. See that your hooke are In order. First confide In good friend who gives advice you need. LIB R A (September W to October 22) Fine day to g o Into the matter o f principle* In connection with ** * 001* 10*. Como to definite agreement* a fter honest conversations. Till* opens up the w ay to in­ creasing success. SCORPIO (October 23 to November 21) Don’t give up a goed job o r bueincss because you find It a bit tough to collect monlee earned. Other* may be having rough eledding fo r *whli*. Listen to good idea*, too. S A G IT T A R IU S (Novem ber 22 to December 21) I f you go to acme charming restau­ rant or othar with a partner, you can put view* acrosa mor* easily. ’ Enjoy yourself at tha aamt tima. B * mor* prorreeiire. C A PR IC O R N (December 21 to January 20) I f you are not dutiful at home or do not tend to buslnesa properly, you lose face quickly now. You can be very efficient. Taka real Intereet and you win out. A Q U A R IU S (January 21 to February 19) By being more modem in appearance, you aoon make b ig headway in active world about you. You have an excellent com­ mand o f language. Use it more In the right circle*. March SO) Llaten to the PISCES (February 10 to word* o f a clever home ti* end you aoon can advance in whatever ia your particular aim, goal. Do something to pi ease kin. Don't taka them fo r granted. IF Y O U R C H ILD IS BO RN T O D A Y , thare w ill be much surface in this personality, hut there la also a good think­ ing mind her# and tha desire to have security w ill manifest itself very early In life. Give your progsny a chance to ex­ press himself or herself ar­ tistically around tha horn* and carter can begin to biosaom early, with parsevtranre becoming a habit easily, A wonderful chart! T h e Star* impel, they da not compel." What you make o f your Ufa b largely i p t# YOUJ i • 0 » J • M t ) e ) it 5 J A * f • Carrol] Rlghter’a Individual Forecast fo r your sign fo r July b now ready. F o r your eopy tend your birthdat* and 11.00 to Carroll Righter Fore­ cast Tb# Sanford Herald, Bo* 1921, Hollywood 28, California. ra rm holds le a d W H ITE PLAIN S, N. Y . (U P I )— Warren Smith o f Now York held the b a d at the *t*rt o f play today In tha annual Senior* soil tourney at West<***ter Country Club. Smith, 88, fired a 71 in the first round o f the 38-hole event. / A t T �HTCj* R a tifu rb (Osah • D E A R A B B Y : Tliere l> * very attractive bachelor living in my apartment building. I am aingle, too. Wa hava become quite friendly o f late, and hava Invited each other in fo r a drink, convocation and televiaion. 1 drink nothing but ginger ale, but whenever he aervea it to me 1 have hod the feeling that it wa* aplkcd. When I accused him o f this he became very in­ dignant and swore he nev­ er did. I ’ve watched him carefully but haven't been able to catch him at It, yet I continue to get that high, exhilarated feeling when we're drinking together. Could it be my imagination T F E E L IN G H IG H D E A R F E E L IN G ; I f he Is not spiking your ginger ale, ho is even more dan­ gerous because he la intox­ icating you with hie com­ pany. Stay out o f hie apart­ ment. • a a D E A R A B B Y : I always believed that honeity was the beet polley, but It coet me a friend. You see, my best friend bought a dress and asked me what t thought o f it. I told her I thought it too short, too tight, and the color was wrong fo r her. I told her In 1:9* ( t ) X i W K * e » ( f ) N o n . Wta th tr, a very nice way, hut she got know she must be terribly mod and now she won't even disappointed, but she loves spenk to me. Should I hnve him »o much she readily agreed. 1 am heartsick, and so is our entire family. W hy can't the couple have a quiet ceremony at his mother's bedside and then he married again at a beau­ tiful church wedding! Oth­ ers have been married by a Justice o f the Peace end then remarried in a church. I f any o f your reader* have ever faced this problem, I'd appreciate knowing how they handled it. A MOTHER IN B U R LIN G AM E D E AR M OTHER: Your daughter Is showing more good judgment and contpas. sion thnn you are. Your “ storybook" wedding, fo l­ lowing a bedside ceremony, would reduce the church ceremony to a performance. • • • told her the dress was nice If It w asn 't! Please print this, Abby. I know a lot of people who hava the asms trouble. CONFUSED DEAR C O N F U S E D ; When a woman aske a friend what the "thinke" o f something after she has already bought it, t h e doesn't want an honest opin­ ion— she wants a compli­ ment. I f your best friend quit speaking to you on this account, it couldn’t have been mnch o f a friendship. • • • D E A R A B B Y : Our beautiful 23-yrar-old dnughtcr is engaged to a fine young man whom she baa dated all through college. She la our only daughter and we have the means to give her a storybook wedding. The problem; The young men’ s mother is an invalid and ■seme to be fading fa s t lie wants to be married at a quiet ceremony at hi* moth­ er's bedside as her doctor* say aha cannot leave her bed or stand too much ex­ citement . Do you think this I* fa ir to our daughter? Deep down in her heart 1 We NO RTH 4 aqbss 4 V K J lt f ICQ* J aq EAST *« voas; (9) 1*0 H i 1:19 (1) (9) Jhe dGqhliqhtA 7:30-8:30 p.m. CBS. Raw- t!:19 Stale Forest Industry Seen example o f a aura fire elim­ 41061 W o m a n : ®yRuthMiiiett Does a working girl have her pay check on herself— perfectly nbto to support her obligation to contribute and her father thinks that is self, she isn’t getting one o f something to her parents fo r as it should be. What do you the major satisfactions out of earning a pay check; the household expenses when she think?" knowledge that she is on her lives at home? I think It isn’t doing your own— paying her own way One mother writes daughter any klndneee to en­ through her own efforts. “ I would like to hava you courage her in her aclfishTell your daughter that you comment on a matter which I ness. expect her to contribute If aha Is working, the specific amount from each imagine is now puzsllng many parents. That it whether a should be paying her room pay check us her fa ir share child should contribute to the and board. She should do that of running the house. She household budget after he or even If the money is not ac­ should learn right at the out­ aha finishes school and gets tually needed by her parents. set that living is not only For the daughter who la taking, but giving as well. a job. “ When our daughter gradu­ earning a pay check shouldn't ated and got a good job, 1 bo encouraged to be a para­ thought aha should pay a site, taking the necessities of nominal aura fo r her room life from her parents while and board. (She does not help ■pending all that ehe earns with any o f the housework.! on good times and pretty H er father does not make a clothee. big salary, and I hava a job That la not only unfair to Inordor to help make ends the parents, but to the girl herself. F or if eh* sponges m eet “ Our daughter spends all o f o ff her parents when she Is GAINESVILLE ( U N ) Florida’s forestry industry will doubts in th* next 10 years, according to forestry economist T. E. Sullivan of the University o f Florida. Addressing Operation Dare, an organisation to develop agriculture resources effec­ tively, Dr. Sullivan predicted Tuesday the Increase In the ■Late's forestry Industry will be 107 per cent o f today’s iaval and will amount to (309 million a year by 1976. Sullivan expect* a A3 par cant Has in tha volume o f roundwood harvests, despite th* loss o f about one million aerca o f forest land expeeted to be eonverted to other uir*. Dr. K. R. Swlnford o f the university said that Florida could expect a 72 per cent rise in the number o f licensed hunters and a 124 per cent jump in the number of camp­ ers during the next decade. Tho number o f licensed fishermen will increase to 800,000 during th* tarns pe­ riod, Bwlnford said. More thnn 100 o f Florida’s forestry anil ngrieulture lead­ ers attended tho Operation Dare meeting at th* univers­ ity. 11:11 Msson Show. " T h e Iho B r i i c n Bequest. Nawallna Knorts H unll,y • Drlnklay .N«w»— Walter Cankit* nttlamaw lluntlnx * Flahlnc Vtrslnl* Hoy* Tempt* Ilouattn Password Fllnlatonaa ItawMd* Donna I U * I Dr. Klldar* M r T h r u Boas Parry Mason Katina O'Toot* Itasrl (Color) Jimmy Dean Hhow mnpena* Thtatra Nurtas T h , Martdlth Wilson •how Btnry of ( I ) N t v a Waathar, (9) N i v a — Murphy Martin (9) Saw*. Sports, W a a­ thar (9) Theatsr of tha Stars ( I ) Johnny caraoa (Color) ( I ) Movie FR ID A Y A. M. that the hated sergeant was pie pie, folksy type of musical Doubling Of By Oswald Jacoby Sports •port* TV Time Previews hide. “ The Incident of the among the soldiers, and the Dogfaces." (Rerun) A real chief turns out all the braves shoot-era up cowboy* and In­ at his command to exact tri­ bal Justice. Eric Fleming and dians episode, starring James Clint Eastwood. Whitmore as s union sergeant 8:30 9:30 p.m. NBC. Dr. who is the cause of a bitter Kildare, " A Willing Suspen­ Hnte to write letters? Commache attack. The drov­ sion o f Disbelief." (Rerun) Bend one dulinr to ABBY, ers save three soldiers from Tht* plot might have been Box 00700, Los Angeles, happier on the "Eleventh C a lif, 00000, fo r Abby's ■ small band of Indians who Hour " Jack Ix»nl stars as a booklet, "H O W TO W R IT E retreat easily enough, They victim of arthritis who turns LE T T E R S FOR A L L OC­ carry word back to their chief from football to surgery as a C ASIO N S." career. If you can accept this illogical premise, you may be willing to go further and accept the fact that he turns to a quack for assistance and becomes a psychotic in the W hat was the third mis­ process. Lord and guest atsr fortune? South had ml*Mala Powers turn in strong pleyed the hand. The North. performances. ' ' _ _ Scuth cards furnish a classic 9-10 p.m. CBS. TTve^ P e r r y an 10:10 (9) 11:09 (i> tills 11:19 ination play, lied South been a student o f the gem*, he 4J10I? + 2C6684 would have won the first SOUTH (D ) trick with dummy’ s ace o f 4KJ07B club*. Then he would have ¥ A 74 drawn trumps, cashed three J A Q . >33 diamond tricks and led back N orth and South vulnerable • club. Nor th East ■ m lh West He wouldn't car* which op­ 4 N . T . Pntn Tm 1 * ponent won the trick. He Pain Pass B N .T . « o wouldn't care what suit was Pntn Fata 6 ♦ 0 * led back. A heart lead would P a t* Pus Opening lead—* 4 eliminate all problems about ( the queen. A club or dia eased either way, but he mend lead would allow him chose the wrong way and to ru ff in one hand and dis­ down he went. card a heart from the other. ♦ J753 T:99 ( I ) <99 <9> *:S9 (St (9) (St 1.90 ( I t (9) 1:19 ( ! ) (9) 91 09 (9) (I) 9:19 C l (I) 10:09 C> (91 (9) NEW' SQUAIIE DANCERS honored with a prnduntion party by the Startlight Promonndera were (front row from loft) Barbara Zclloy, Loo Cornelius, Evelyn Wuby, Chuck Durant (the club's caller), Gorry Simon, Louise Simunck, Yvonne Anron nnd Sis Probat. (Hack row. from left) Dick Zclloy, Herb Cornelius, Jliko W'illahan, Joe Simunck, V irgil Anron nnd A1 Probst. Problems? W rite to ABBY, Box GDTOO, I.os Angeles, Calif., DOOOD. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, sclf-eddreeted envelope. • • * On(Bhidqsi *io a f in 1:90 ( t ) 1:11 (9) 1:19 (l> (I) 19:99 ( I ) THURSDAT fc M. By Abigail Van Buren £acoby The term "book" play ie given to any play that le commonly ueed In book* and columns. Those plays really come up and even a player in a game I watched on an air­ plane would do well to learn them. North bid hla hand with all the delicacy o f a sledge ham­ mer, but alx spadae was cer­ tainty a mighty fine contract. I t required a combination o f three misfortunes fo r the hand to g o down. South finessed the queen o f clubs at trick on*. East won the trick end returned the suit. South proceeded to play most carefully from then on, but eventually had to try a finest* fo r the queen o f hearts. Ha could have fin- TELEVISION June 4, 1964— Page 8-A W rralb hour with Meredith and Rim Willson spreading wholesome- 9:99 1:11 9::c 9:10 ( I ) Slea On (1) Ounahlna Almanae (9) Drove, Farm Report (1) Florida History (9) ttunrlt* Uamtilor 7:00 C l Today <9> Operation Alphabet 7:19 ( ! ) Today (91 Mlektt Evans 7:11 (9) Local Hews. Wea­ ther 1:99 (9) Captain K a r y a r o * 1:10 (>> Carlson* ( I ) Kaarcla* F ar W o ­ men (91 American History ness and good cheer to the four winds. In addition to a load of peachy-keen dialogue there arc luckily s o m e charming a n d entertaining guests headed by Sergiu Franchl and Catcrlna Vilente with a look-in by Robert It Is eitlm M fd that more Preston. A little of 5i:rcdlth and Rini goes a long way so than 3 million persons play the hest moments of the show the organ today, as compared come when Sergio does his with only 800,000 in 1934. popular Italian version of "C hicago" and when Miss Valenle sings "Fallin g in Love with lo v e " and "Moon R iver" In that big style of hers. The show is augmented by a 36-member singing group appropriately d appm lccnail il ee n priawiy "The ' y oung A m e ric an s." T h e hour Case o f I d e l u d e * In a b ig w a y with ( R e r u n ) p t mnni ( Pr production number There appears to b* some pol son in the hrfcd hails of Eu­ clid College. A mlllion-dollar endowment may be lost as a result of accusations made against Den Cromwell (K arl W eber). Perry Mason goes to the college for a degree In the liberal art o f murder. Raymond Burr atari as Ma­ son. 9:30-10:30 p.m. ABC. The Jimmy Dean Show. (Rerun) Another worthwhile, relaxed, lightly country hour. Major guest star Jack Jones does " I'm Old Fashioned" and " It Only Takes a M oment" Uten contributes " I Can’t Help H " In tiie country spot. Jimmy tkici "John H enry," "C aw did H ole," due Li with Jones to "Kansas C ity" and Joint Row lf in "When You're Smil­ ing." Hank Snow does a med­ ley of his own aongi, all of which are available on RCA Victor records. In addition to Rowlf, the comedy is entrust­ ed to Professor Backward! (Jim m y Edmundson) and the production numltors include "D ear Hearts" and "W ait fur the Wagon." 10-11 p.m. CBS. Meredith Willson Special. A mom's ap- to what is probably Willson'* m oit rousing compoiltlon, "78 Trombones." Ideal hot wea­ ther entertainment. 10:30-11 p.m. ABC. ABC News Report! — "P rlm arlp i Are O ver." ABC takes a eloie look at the results of the var­ ious Republican primaries and estimates who tho most likely candidate will be. Nut much that’* terribly new, but • convenient summation of the political events of the past few month, and an Informed projection for those who are having trouble making up their own minds. VI SI T THE (9 ) Day In Court I : t l (9) N * w » — L i t * Howard S:9« ( I ) Another World ( I ) T o T , l l Th* Truth (9) Uu**n For A D*y 1:11 (9 ) N »W *— Edwards (9) H,cr*t Blorm (9) Trallmaatvr 1:19 ( ! ) Tou Don't S»y (Color) (9) K d f * of N lth t (9 ) Who Da Tou Tru st ! 9:99 ( ! ) Match Oam, t : t » (1 ) N » w » — Bandar Vanocur 9:39 IS) Duma and Alien ( I t Unci* W a lt l>99 <1> Hast of Qrouehe (9 ) Cartoon* 1 :1 0 (1 ) Nawacopa (9) I . , * v * It To Btavte (9) Itlvrrboat Dlvorc# Court Cartoon* 0*1* Storm Romptr Hoorn 8 « v Whaa ( I ) N»ws— Utk* WatI*ea (9 ) Bpanlih 19:11 ( I ) N*wa— EJvrln N e w ­ man 19:19 ( I ) Word for Wo rd (9) t Lov* Lucy (9) D*c*mt<«r lirlJ* 11:99 (1) Coneintratlon (9) n * * l McCoy* ( I ) Pries I* Iltrht 11:19 (1) M l,tin s Link (9) P i t * * Oladya (9) Savtn K t y * F R ID A Y T. M. 11:99 (1) Tour Flrat Im p r tu Ion (Color) (9) Lov* of Ltfa ( t ) Krai* Ford H i l l ( I ) N ,w »— Harry S i * ■ontr 11.19 ( I ) Truth ar C om *quaaeaa (•> It,arch Far Tomorrow ( I ) raths r K no w * Hart 11:91 ( I ; Ouldtnx Llaht tl:19 ( t ) N *w * — TUy Kchtrtr 1:99 (1) N*w>, TVSKthir (9) dirt Talk (»> dtnaral Hoapltal ( 1:19 ! ) l’ cnpl, Ar* Funny (9) A* Th* World T u r * » ( » ) N * w »— Dava Fannail t :99 (9) Cartoons 1:99 (S) Let's M »h * A Dtat ( I ) Fanw o rd (9) Ann 8olh*rn ( I t N , w » — Floyd Kalbar (S) Dortori ( 9) H o u m Party l l TV RENTAL • Sale* • Service Seminole T V F A 2-4920 Zenith Color T V Rales 2600 Sanford Avau N O W thru S A T. A T 1:00 . 3:10 . 1:1# 7:10 • 8:33 o \ ) i « f Dior -IN 7 HEATRI TONITO OHLT rarloa* Faoa Nila - co m iq r i . Y w r r i i • * « - m a n h i i 'MI a * c a n d id a t e * C R Y of Bfffrit Oaiatai Fv9- * *»(SialHl.a 41.00 a Carload * y TltlFMJ RIM^ STARTS SU N D AY «T FACBI OF DU. 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That** what wa moan when wo wo lay *Bulfd your credit where it counts.” If thoro it a new or used car in your future, come in and talk financing with our auto loan oxparta. Call Ralph Porold or Jim Doucette to­ day at FA 2-1611. FLOR ID A STATE B AN K MEMBER F.D.I.C good/ ? ea r SERVICE STORE 555 W. FIR S T S T., SANFORD. F L A „ 822-2821 M S A N F O K D \"Sexvbtf tfou U m x fUe&MxtC* OPEN HOUSE NATURAL BAS INDUSTRY WEEK JUNE 1 - 6 SANFORD GAS COMPANY 109 W. First Street ^ W o are proud to b* a part of tho Natural Gas Industry In Florida! This modern fuel, which is now supplied to almost e ve ry m a jo r p o p u la tio n center and industrial area of our atato, co m e s th ro u g h hundreds of miles of pipeline from T oms and Louisiana gas fields. Thanks to on Investment running into tho hundreds of millions of dollars, you can now enjoy this p ro fit* give fuel In your homo or business at a cost far lo u than you w o u ld im a g in e . Phone 322-5733 Com* by and sey hollol We’d llko to demonstrate that Natural Bm le sa MODERN M tomorrow— We have a HANDY OIFT fer you to ehow m t eppreelatlen for your vfoR. �Brownie Troop Holds Fly-Up Ceremony Brownie Troop 562 hold ltf fly-up ceremony last week in the backyard of the home of M r. and Mrs. Baxter Biggs, 1206 10th Court, San Sem Knolls, The 14 Brownie* “ flying Up" into Girl Seoul Troop 202 were: Debra Albert, Susin De Wit, Alcta Jo Freeze, Sharon Gilbert, Debra Grlner, Diane Kitner, Vickie Nelson, Becky Tatton, Teri Lynn Roland, Sylvia Smith, Danlce Under­ wood, Apryl Ward, Cyndy Watt and Daree Willi*. Candielighling ceremonies were conducted by G i r l Scouts and one of their lead­ ers, Mrs. Baxter Biggs of Troop 202, A * the Brownie* crossed over a bridge, flight wing* were pinned on by Mr*. Tom Albert, Brownie leader, who •Iso “ flew up" with the Brownie Troop. New pin* and troop numerals were present­ ed by Mrs. Clifford Lord, al­ so a leader o f Troop 202. Mrs. Albert then gave each Brownie parent a financial and hostess report for the past two years. She also pre­ sented gifts of potted plants to Mra. Bussell Kitner and Mr*. Wado Ward, retiring leaden. Mrs. Kitner then gave new red lashes to the Troop 202 color guard. Refreshments were then served by the hos­ tess troop. The Court of Awards fol­ lowed the fly-up and the girls received their achievement badges. Among tho recipients were: Housekeeper, Judy Mans­ field, Diana Meardon, Lynn Stanley, Tam Taylor, Jacque Thompson, Becky Webber, Bonnie Wicboldt, Cook, B e c k y Whlghain; pets, Lynn Stanley, Jacque Thompson, Becky Webber; gypsy, Nancy Biggs, Anna Marie Hof, Cheryl Kctncr, Judy Mansfield, Diana Mear­ don, Lynn Stanley, Pam T ay­ lor, Jncque Thompson, Becky Webber, B o n n i e Wicboldt, Becky Wlilgtiam. Printi, Nancy Biggs, Anna Marie Hof, Cheryl Kitner, Judy Mansfield, Diana Mear­ don, Lynn Stanley, Pam Stan­ ley, Pam Taylor, Jacquc Thompson, B e c k y Webber, Bonnie Wicboldt, Becky Whlgham. My Troop, Nanry Biggs, Anna Marie Hof, Cheryl Kitner, Diana Meardon, Bonnie Wieboldt, Becky Whlgham; camera, B o n n i e Wicboldt; home health safety. Cheryl Kitner; active citizen. Audry Pyle; skates, Lynn Stanley. The Sign of the Arrow, earned through the year from varloui aotivUloa, services and the completion of three badges was received by Nanry Biggs, Anna Marie Hof, Cheryl Ktlner, Judy Mansfield, Lynn Stanley, Pain Taylor, Jarque Thompson, Becky Webber, Bonnie Wiebuldt and Becky Whlgham. Amelia Karbari was the first woman to make a aolo transatlantic flight, f r o m Newfoundland to Ireland on May 20-21, 1032. Sanford Youth Gets Degree Ike’s Brother Enters Politics Hospital Notes John Mark Gocrss, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Herbert W. Gocrss, of 215 Hidpc Drive, Loch Arbor, was awarded the Associate in Arts degree, at the commencement cxerclsca o f Concordia Junior College, Bronxvllle, N. Y ., last Friday. Goerss was enrolled In the ministerial program at Con­ cordia. He plans to continue his studies next year at Con­ cordia Senior College, Fort Wayne, Ind., and then to take up his theological studies at C o n c o r d i a Seminary, St. Louis, Mo. For the past two year* Gocrss was on the Dean’s list at Concordia. He sang with JUNE * Admissions Robert Thompson, Marie W. Ware, Joanne Fclgar, Steve Harriett, Kathleen A. Driver, Donna Jo Hels, Violet Thomas, Ricky Seward, Bar­ bara Blake, Mark Chishko, Maddle Jamison, Mary H, Pressley and Dorothy Alexan­ der, all of Sanford; Torcy Lee Riley and Genevieve Grlnnell, Lake Mary; Jean Kilpatrick, Plymouth; John P. Connolly the college chorus and was treasurer of Nu Gamma Chap­ ter of Phi Theta Kappa, N a­ tional Honor Society. and Gertrude Kelso, DeBary; Shirley Jackson, Oviedo; and Maria C. Derum, North Or­ lando. fllrths To Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kncgcr, a Baby Girl, and to Mr. and Mrs. Isrcal Blake, a Baby Girl, all of Sanford. Discharge* Deborah J. McGowen, AIden Berberick, William H. Grogan, Sue Hendon, Ann Moore and Ida Burns, all of Sanford; Lloyd B. Lindsey, DeBary; Rhoda Sacid, Del­ tona; Joyce A. Bench, Longwood; John C. Martin, Cassel­ berry; Iiambi Behrens, Lake Monroe. CHICAGO youngest (U P I) brother of The former President Dwight D. Eisen­ hower was out of a Job today and ready to take hi* first Girl Scouts Sponsor Safety Inspection By Jane Caaaeiberry .Many Casselberry young­ sters took advantage of the bicycle ia fe ty check Saturday morning sponsored by Girl Scout Troop 910 at South plunge into politics. Earl Elsenhower, 06, public Vfjr MtrwXk pAgG 4-A—June 4, 1964 Phillies Sign Two PH ILAD E LPH IA (U P I) ban newspaper group for the The Philadelphia P h i l l i e s have signed pitchers Steve past 10 years, said Monday he Herman. 17. of Lincoln ton, N. had been "fir e d " from his C,, and Larry Loughlin, 22. of post because of his decision Tacoma, Wash., and the Uni­ to run for state representa­ versity of Santa Clara. Herman was assigned to tive. Spartanburg o f the Western “ If you want to put It in Carolina leagu e and I»ughlin softer language you could say to Bakersfield of the California 1 was forced to quit," he said. League. relations director for a subur­ Seminole Elementary School. C. M. Harp, principal of South The troop has been work­ Seminole Elementary. .Mrs. Robert Marsh and Mrs. ing on the cycling badge. Charles Lockyer are eo-leaJTown Marshal Dus Sawyer and officer James Snyder ers of the troop. briefed the cyclers on safety regulation* and checked over their bikes. Those participat­ ing r e c e i v e d Identification tapei for their bikes from When a boy has a man’s job... it can seem m igh ty tough, especially If he’s away from home fo r the first time. G iv « LEADING FIELD him a link with home by mak­ NEW YORK (U P I) - Bob ing sure the USO reaches him. Farrington of Rich wood, Ohio, He’ll be * little less lonely, * lead* the nation's harness rac­ lot more sure o f himself, ing drivers with 108 victories this year and Stanley Dancer USO Is there, of New Egypt, N. J., is the only if you care. leading money winner with Support the USO at home and $259,524, the Harness Racing abroad through your local United Institute said today. ENTRIES ANNOUNCED KANSAS CITY, Mo. (U P I) —The National College Ath­ letic Association announced Monday 13 teams and 90 In­ dividuals have entered the se­ The U. S. $10,000 bill bears cond national Coliege Division golf championships at Spring- thn portrait of Salmon P. Chase. field, Mo., June 8-12. 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FIRST ST SHOPPING COMFORT PHONE 322-0983 CABI! ft CARRY �2 Killed, 2 Hurt In Mobley's Corner Crash % Graduates. • • Wiu> County's VOL. 66 ^ ^ 0 •- 1 L l | A meeting of the North Or­ lando Village Charter Hoard will he held at 7 p. m. Saturday in the Civic Ituilding. At that meeting final recom­ mendations (or changes in the charter will be presented. Village alorney. Hamid John­ son. and temporary elerk Mrs. Jane Pike, will be present for the meeting. • • • An Atlanta firm, identified as the Southern Classified Dir­ ectory Co., is billing local merchants for advertising al­ leged to be placed in a “ dir­ ectory," according lo John Krider of the Seminole Coun­ ty Chamber of Commerce. He says it hints of Identification with telephone book yellow pages and this is not so. The bill sent to local establishments says the firm “ will pub­ lish a classified directory en­ compassing selected business­ es throughout the southern states." TTiey are asked to submit checks to the Atlanta firm. Krider says the Chamber has “ no knowlcdgo o f the publication." • • • Casselberry Mayor Owen Anstcy has issued a warning that a commercial trot line act In Lake Triplet poses a potential situation to water akiiers and swimmers. They’re urged to take caution while using the lake. Someone we don’t know recently strung a trot line across Lake Kathryn hut another fellow we do know took care of that in a hurry. Established 1008 SANFORD, FLO RID A FRIDAY JUNK 6, 106-1 Two lives were snuffed out NO. 206 nt about midnight last night will have contiguous property growth." hauled more cheaply by barg­ Tot May Not See First Birthday Thomas W. Jones Dies Following Short Illness The access Highway I’ atrol Trooper Das Osks “ one o f the worst l ’v* to ocean-going vessels and make the Sanford area a true inland seaport. Included in the data sought in the feasibility report will lie seven items posed to Urn firms by the port commltcc. These are; 1 A description anil discus­ sion of the tributary area to the port in Seminole County, Including statistics pertaining to economics and population. 2. An analysis of the poten­ tial commercial traffic which rould be exprrlrd to pass through a port in Seminole County, projected reasonably into the future. Such analysis would include the review of previous n'|mils for stuh a port and a discussion of the relation of oilier waterways to the port; lor instance, Hie Cross Florida Itargr Canal and the SI. Johns Indian Riv­ er Canal. .1 An analysis of industrial operations in the tributary area and a discussion of liaise expected to use the jairl. 4. An analysis of the most practical location for a port, in relation *o the overall eco­ nomic, commercial and indus­ trial |Kiienlial of Hie area mi­ ller consideration. 3, A preliminary rile plan for the most practical loca­ tion for a port, in relation to availability o f highway and railroad trans|>orlatlon facili­ ties, water access, soil con­ ditions, utilities, etc. 6. A study of the need for tacilitlcs to be extended to the jNirt site, such a* electri­ city, gas, highway* nnd railroads. 7. The development of esllmnti d coils for Hie prepara­ tion of plans and spei ifiralions and for construction of the facilities recommended and the length of time tor carh. H, Schematic drawing* of the port site, showing high­ way and railroad access, bulkheads, slips and storage sheds which may be rccom­ mended for Uie port. OKs ‘W ar Board’ M IAM I (U P 1 ) — The Cuban Rrvohilionary Council headed by former Premier Manuel A. De Varoni anounccd today It has Hirown Its support to the newly-created, five-man Cubsn exile “ war board" in a new effort to topple the Fidel Castro regime. ( LASS REUNION i « Iming planned by mcmltcra of the Seminole IliRh School C lou of PJ39. The event will be held Saturday niRht at the -Maylair Inn. Making final plana Thursday n iR h t were, seated, left to r ig h t , Mary Nancy Brock Terwilleger, Betty Thurmond Bowca and Martha Tel­ ford Vihlcn; atandinR , from left, Earnest Southward, Fred Gnnaa, Jack Bolt and Bud Moughton. (Herald Photo) on Two olher persons were in­ completion of the St. immediate collided tractor-trailer jured in the crash called by Johns-lndlan River Unnal will g iie riding tho a* Mobley’s corner. Members of the Port Auth­ es rather than other methods. ority Committee of the Sem­ inole Chamber of Commerce were Riven this advice Thuisday afternoon id a series of interviews with heads ot four IN F A N T JE FFR E Y Todd Lyons is facing an engineering firm*. impossible task, it nppears, of staying alive. He They were checking on the has severe heart trouble and medical experts sec cost of a feasibility report to rm hope, outside o f a miracle, of prolonging his determine the steps tn be tak­ life, lie ’s almost lit months old and is shown en in establishing a fwirt ninMabove with his mother, Mrs. Loren F. i ir c h c airily along Hie St. John* Lyons. (Herald Photo) River. 1 The "contiguous growth" remark was in answer lo a question on how much pro­ perly the authority should acquire if (he feasibility rc|>nrt is favorable. The representative advised llie commilter In acquire Little Jrffrry Trold Lynns iral experts foresee an early enough property for immed­ has a poor chance of seeing death. iate use, for almo«t immed­ his first birthday. Jeff is tile son nf Mr. and iate growth ami for longHe’ s almost 10 months o ld - Mrs. Loren Eugene Lyons of range planning will be on June 23—but aicd- 122 Country Club Drive. And He said the surrounding he’ s got heart trouble; bad property will become ex­ heart trouble. tremely valuable once the Not only is his heart locat­ port site Is selected. Industry, ed on the wrong side <>,' his warehouses, and other laetors body, it has several defective will move into the area “ al­ parts, doctors tell the parents. most at once" when Hie jKirt Tuesday the tot is to t>c tuk- is set up, he said. The committee, headed by rn to the University of Flor­ ida’ s Medical Center for juis- Francis K. Itoumillat, confer­ slide surgery. Mrs. Lyons sajs red with representatives Irotn llio im ii W. Jones, 7", *2001 the doctors hold no hope of Howard, Needles, Tam men & 8. Sanford Avenue, died at correcting the condition: only Hergcndoff, b o c k w o o d ft 5:35 p.m. Thursday at Semi- a faint hope o f letting Jell Greene Engineers In c , Hanolo Memorial .Hospital fo l­ his‘first birthday : dri • * A v o ila tc s , and lowing a shorl^Ullies*. ! Last Marcli, Jeff was taken ooldt, Smlti. & Hills. Ilnrn In Uartford, Ken’ a the naval hospital In lieSome submitted e o 't n tlEngland, Feb. 17, lfit> fec»do, Md and doctors said niatus for i * project while cum a to Sanford in UK'S and Hie condition Is so rare that olliers asked tor additional began employment with (.'base no surgical experience has time to analyze Hie exact icand Company. An employe been had. qiiircmcnls of the committee. for 56 year* and member of The boy’s father is assigned Their estimates will bo given the board of directors, at the to VAH .1 nt the Sanford N a­ the committee in a tew days, time of his death tie was hon­ val Air Station and lie w,ll go according to Itoumillat. orary chairman of the bonrd. along with Mrs. Lyons lo Thu Howard, Needles firm He was a member o f Holy Gainesville Tuesday. If Hie was represented by Pete I’eCrosa Episcopal Church of surgery is performed, Lyons tenon of Orlando. Hie LockSanford; of the Rotary Club; will seek leave from his Navy wood firm by Tom Friday of o f Sanford Masonic Lodge duties mi lie can he with Mrs. Spartanburg, *S. C., Hie Rader firm by General Hubert G. 62; o f Morocco Temple in Lyons during the ordeal. Mrs. Lyons called The Her­ Lovett of Miami, and the Rey­ Jacksonville and o f HPOE Lodge 1241 of Sanford for 55 ald Thursday, explaining the nolds linn by Norman Bryan situation. “ Wc had planned to of Orlando. year*. The representatives discuss­ He is survived by his wife, have hiii picture in the paper Mrs. G. W . Jones, a son, Don­ when lie had his first birth­ ed all phase* of the project ald R. Jones and three grand­ day," she said, “ but doctors and ottered some tips not sons, Tom, Randy and Jimmy tell us lie might not live until thought of by the committee. These included Hie use m the Jones, all of Sanford nnd two then." She asked if his picture port facility to handle limesinters. M l* R. S. Drown of Orlando ami Mrs. Frank could lie pul in Hie paper, rock now being mined in the even though it wasn't his Ocala area and which must Crouch o f Dartford, Kent. birthday. It could, she was be transported over land. The cross slate canal, urntold, and it is. a which Highwny 17-92 and 434. known “ The minute you huy pro­ representative said, will slice rock area and thus couid tie the car in persons were with perty and put a port on it you right through the rich lime- Resignation Of Layo Declined Again this year, The Sanford Herald Is publish­ ing special editions on grad­ uation activities at Sem­ inole High, Oviedo High and Lyman High schools, these picture-packed special sec­ tion* are Included In today's Issue. Additional copies are available at The Herald offices and may be obtain­ ed any time during business ■ boors. United Press Leased W re Rapid Growth Seen Around Port Site • • • Speaking o f lakes, swim classes for Navy children at the Sanford Naval Air Station will be held tills dimmer. Registration is scheduled next Wednesday between tire hours o f 11 a. m. and 1 p. m. Classes will get tinder way the following day and will be held from 8:30 until 11:30 a. m. Karh class will last 30 min­ ute*. There will he classes for beginners, advanced begin­ ners and Intermediates. To Ry Donna Kslra register a youngster must Claude l.ayu submitted his have completed the first written resignation as Longgrade. wood Fire Chirf at the reg­ • • • ular meeting of the Longwood Recently the Clock had an City Council Thursday even­ item about John M. Goerss ing. Layo pointed out that graduating from Concordia his duties are police chief re­ Collegiate Institute. Wc now quired 558 hours labor (luting have word from the achool the month o f Muy, making it that young Grocss is receiving impossible to perform an ad­ two special awards. One Is equate Job na fire chief, Coun­ for excellency in New Testa­ cil declined to accept the res­ ment Syntax, the other for ignation at this time. excellency in Religion, His­ The police department was tory, and Literature of the Old and New Teitament. He'a the nuthoriifd tn hire an addi­ *on of the Rev. and Mrs. tional patttime patrolman t.> Herbert W. Goerss, 213 Ridge relieve Layo on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from Drive, I<och Arbor. midnight to 8 a.*n. Salary of the additional employe was set at |75 per month. Graduation Editions Today A when T h ii is a record number. R. T. Milwee, superintendent of the county school system said this morning that the number represents an increase of 99 over 1963's total. There were 440 graduates in 1962. • • • Talking about years of ser­ vice. we learned this morn­ ing that Principal H. I.. Doug­ las of Crooms High has been with the school 34 years. A f­ ter the late Professor Crooms retired in 1953, It. A. Allen became principal at Crooms, In 1959 Douglas was named principal of Goldslxim Ele­ mentary. He held the position only a couple of months for when Alien died during a Thanksgiving Day football game Douglas was recalled to ( ’room* and made principal. Except for those few weeks he’ s been Ihcrc 34 years. * • • Zip Code 32771 W E A T H E R : Partly cloudy through Saturday with scattered showers; hiyh today 88-02; low tonipht near 70. T h ii year there are 571 of them in Seminole * four high schools. • • • Ib r a lS > • Truck-Trailer Demolishes Speeding Car TW O PERSONS wore killed nnd two others injured when the car sh n w n nbove w n * crushed hy the trnctnrtrniler shown nt right. The accident occurred nt nlxnit midnight last night on Highway 1792 and SR 434. Tito 1930 m lan wan demo­ lished nnd total proper­ ty damage wan Riven aa $9,000 hy Highway Pa­ trol Trooper Dali Oaks. (Herald Photna) Ham: To Help In 505 Operation (Location o f polio station* on I ’sge 7.) Loud nnmteur rudiu oper­ ators (hams) are being asked to set Up emergem-y communicatlnn* at the 12 Sabin Oral Sunday (SO S) feeding atn. lion* ibis Sunday from noon lo 5 p. in, Clyde Long, president o f Him Sanford-Hrmlnole Joycc-es, cusporisois o f the clin­ ics with tho County Health Department, said the com­ munication setup would prove o f value to the project in ruse a shift in supplies is needed, AI Case, local radio ham nnd emergency coordinator for Seminole County, reports tie will have all areas covered with units uml manned by li­ censed radio amateurs. Two operators will be women ond they will lie stationed at tho Jal-I.ai Fronton and WinnDixie on Highway 17-92 nt Longwood, Cose said. Accord iog to tlio Frdrrnl Communication Commission's rules, ( ’rise said, the amateurs ate the only one* authorised to provide this ty jm- o f setvire to the public. Local amateurs participat­ ing are Walt Long, Hill Hens­ ley, Darumon Morrison, Mor­ al a Paul, James Lung, At Case, .less Minefield, Gayle Moreficld, Charlie l.effler, Charles Ecuddcr and Cluudlna Case. The radio operations will be coordinated with the Orange County amateurs who will have a station *L tire Allen Drug Company in Orlando whet a the vaccina will be stored. Only radio rominunications will be allowed to Hie drug company, under instructions of tlia Central Florida Civil Defense ludio officer, Wes Gaultier nf Winter Park. The Sabin Oral Sunday pro­ ject Is for person* who took the first dose in April. Those wiio visited the second, or makeup clinic at that time, must wait until the makeup Sunday next week, officials report. Schedules Set For Graduation At Oviedo High Principal Some 571 Seminole County senior* nnd more than twice Clyde W. Holder will present that many parents, teachers, diplomat In the school audh seen,’* Dead on arrival at ScminoU Memorial Hospital were Coy Seals, 22, o f Plymouth; and Marie M. Vicks, 18, a lia o l Plymouth. Heing treated at the hospital are Elaine Joyca Parkhurst, 19, o f Zellwood, and Ronicn Estep Jr., 22, als.i o f Zellwood. T)ie conditions and extent o f injuries to the two could not lie learned iate this morn­ ing at the hospital. T -w p e r Oaks credited thy truck driver, Alvin Johns, 62, o f Ft. Myers, with trigger­ like nrliun in trying lo avoid the accident nnd with saving the lives o f the two Injure.! persons. Oaks said Seals win driving west on 434 nnd attempting to m*ke a left turn onto 1792. 11* estimated the speed o f the car at about 60 miles an hour. The trooper said Johns was driving north on 17-92, a*w the car In front o f him and swerved sharply tn the le ft In an e ffo rt to avoid tha crash. Instead o f striking tha car in the middle, the heavy truck hit the front portion. Seals was thrown out o f tha vehicle and crushed hy tha truck wheels, Oaks auid. Ha added he wua on patrol di­ rectly behind tha truck and saw the arcident. Wlien Juhna swerved hla truck to the left, It collided with a car stopped In tha crossover. In that car, but not injured, w rre Mnrciln Tony Caro, 21, nf 702 Chrroket Cirrle, Sanford, and Thomas K. Coker, 25, o f 127 I.akeaida Drive, Sanford, Sanford Signs To Be Discussed Approval of several outdoes friends tori urn. Virginia Slanko will signs to tell o f the Sanford are preparing for Haccalau- be Hie valedictorian and Bar­ area attractions w ill be dis­ roate services ami graduation bara Saucer Hie salutatorian. cussed Wednesday at 10 a. m. Principal H. L. Douglas will by the Seminole Chamber of exercises Sunday and Mon­ hand diplomas tn Crooms Commerce's Promotion* Com­ day. Seminole High’ s 257 seniors High graduates in Hie Allen mittee. Clifford McKihbtn Jr., com­ will convene for Uieir Dacca - gymnasium. The valedictor­ mittee chairman, says tha laureate services in Fleming ian li Minnie Haines and Hie meeting will be held at the Gymnasium at 8 p. m. Sunday. salutatorian Barbara Baron. Cluimlicr'a conference rooms, Tile principal speaker will be Heing cunsidrrcd is estab­ During each of Hie four the Rev. Herbert W. Goerss. commencement e i c r c l i - lishing o f several large "bu l­ pastor of Hie Lutheran Church es there will be no principal letins" on main arteries lead­ speaker. Instead, outstanding ing to the Sanford area. of tiic Redeemer. .-Indent* have been si-li-cted Them would attempt to at­ The Rev. la-onard Jones, to apeak on a themr appro­ tract visitor* to the stale lo pastor nt the Prairie Lake priate to the various schools. drivo In this arm . lluptist Church, will address Hie 16.5 Lyman High cradustc* al 8 p. m. Sunday in tlie school auditorium. An Oviedo High, the Daccalaureate speaker will lie the Rev, Jnek T. Iiryant, pastor of the First Baptist Chureli of Oviedo. Twenty-eight seniors will participate in this service. A Crooms High alumnus, the Rev. Z. L. Grady, will address the 121 members o f Groom's 1061 graduating class during Ilaccalureale services to tie held at 9 a m. Sunday in thi­ ll. A. Allen Gymnasium. Rev. Grady is now .the pastor of the Morris D r o w n AME Church of Charleston. S. C. Commencement rxprci»r* are scheduled fur 8 p.m. Mon­ day in all four high schools. At Seminole High School Hie valedictorian will he Carol Oxford and Donald Goerss will lie (he salutatorian. Diplomas will he award­ ed to the graduates by Prin­ cipal Andrew Bracken in Hie gymnasium. Principal Carlton Henley will award diplomas at L y ­ man High's commencement in the auditorium. No valedic­ torian nr salutatorian were chosen this year. school officials and "Jh si JjyJ Now Entertaining: At The Unique CaJiibsi FBI. & SAT. NITES 10 I*. M. ’til 2 A. M. Dancing Nightly V A L D E Z HOTEL, Downtown Sanford Oral Sabin Doses To Be Offered Again Sunday � 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 04, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 04, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Tj. M a th e w # ------------ Paetor SERVICES SATURDAY— Sabbath School ------ 4:14 a. m. Worahlp Sanrlea — 11:00 a. m. W ednesday Night Prar»r Servlet _ _ 7:34 P- m. “We Hava Thla Hope" radio tn oiaaia each Sunday a. m. a t S i l l over WTRR a t 140* on your radio dial. JORDAN M1SSIONART BAPTIST CHURCH 1«!1 W. rtra t Straat Sunday School —— 10:00 a. m. M orning Worahlp _ 11:00 a. m. Bible Study (Sunday) T:00 p.m. K vanaallatlc Service 7:44 p. m. Wad. Prayer M o o t__7:00 p. m. BUI Stephana _ _ _ _ _ _ Paetor A Cordial W elcom e to AH CHURCH OF OOD OP PROPHECY t i l l Elm Avenue Rev. TL L Strickland _ Paator Sunday School .—..... 0:40 a. m. Worahlp Service — 10:40 a. m. E vangelletlc Serv. __ 7:10 p. m. W edneaday: Y oung People Y. L. B. Sera. 7:10 p. m. B ible T raining Serv 0:00 p m. ORACE METHODIST CHURCH Onora R d, at W oodland A va, Rev. John H. H ires Jr., P aetor or ra. Church School ------ 1:40 Morning Worahlp _ 11:00 a. r a . M T P --------------------- 1:11 P. ra. Alliance CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH 1401 Park Ava. a t 14th SL Rev. C. C. Deea, Jr. — P aetof Suaday School _ _ 0:41 a. m. Worahlp Service _ 11:00 a. E vening Worahlp _ 7:00 p. Alliance Youth Eetiowahlp (Sun.) _ 1:41 p. (W ed) Prayer Service _ _ 7:10 p. Assembly Of God PINECREST ASSEMBLY OP OOD CHURCH Cor. 17th and Elm H. M. W i ld e r ------------- Paetor — 0:41 _ a. m. gSunday t u i i u o y vSchool v a a w e — — M orning Worahlp — 10:10 a. m. E vening Worahlp _ 7:10 p. m. Youth Serv. (Sun.) _ 0:00 p. m. M id-W eek Serv. (W ed.) _ 7:10 p. m. Baptist P! L FIR ST BAPTIST CHURCH Oil Park Avenue F. B. Chance _ _ _ _ _ Paetor Morning Worahlp _ 0:10 a. m. Sunday School —_ 0:40 a. m. M orning Worahlp _ 11:00 a. m. T raining Union _ 0:10 p. m. E vening Worahlp _ 7:40 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service 7:01 p. m. Congregational OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH 1IWY. 411 Ph. >>1-1114 P a e t o r ___ Cheater W. Plank Sunday School _ _ 10:00 a. m. Morning Service _ 11:00 a. m. T raining Union ------ 0:10 p. m. E vening Service _ Ti>0 p. m. W tdneeday M eetlnga: O rganliatlona _ _ 0:10 p. m. Prayer _ _ _ _ _ _ 7:10 p. m. Choir — ——— 0:10 p, m. CONOREOATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH (U nited Church o f Chrlet) Park Avenue a t 14th SL 0:40 a. ra. ___ Churoh School 11:04 a m . — Worehlp Service 0:10 p. aa _ Chrletlan Youth Mtnletry Rev. W alter A. R. M oPhereoa Paetor Christian Episcopal FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OP CHRIST 1007 8. Sanford A va R Vernon Puller Sunday School l:4 t a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:00 a. m. CHRIST CHURCH Chureh StreeL Longwoed Fr. Charles W. Stew art. Jr. Vicar H oly Communion _ 7:10 a ra. Sunday School _ _ 0:00 a m. F am ily S e r v ic e 1:00 a m. Service 4k Sermon — 11:40 a ra. Church Of Christ HOLY CROSS 401 B. Park A v a Pr. Leroy D. Soper, Rector H oly Communion _ 7:10 a a F am ily Service and Sunday School ______ 0:00 a a Morning Prayer (P lrat Sunday — H oly Communion 11:00 a a CHURCH OP CHRIST O eneva Ralph Brewer Jr. E vangellet Bible S c h o o l __ _ 10:00 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:00 a. m. Evening Worahlp _ 7 110 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service 7:00 p. m. Free Methodist PAOLA CHURCH OP CHRIST H ighway 40 W ait Morrle l l u b y ----- - E vangellet Bible Claea ......... 10:00 a. m. Morning Worahlp „ 11:00 a. m. Evening W o r a h lp _. 0:00 p. m. Bible Claaeea Wed. _ 7:10 p. m. FR EE METHODIST CHURCH Corner 4th SL and Laurel Ava. Eugene Sheldon --------- Paater Talaphonat I ll-T o n Sunday School ___ 0:41 a m. Morning Worahlp _ 10:44 a m. E ven in g Worahlp _ 7:00 p. ra. Wad. Prayer Service 7:10 p. ra. l Oil tk : no ia ni j Al. In gv. n r); I# •1 Oil « a «< hi G In In * N R r, N G CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. 14th SL A Oak Ave. n a il Smith _ ------------- Factor Sunday School 0:40 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ l l i l l a. m. T raining Union _ 0:10 p. m. E vening Worahlp _ 7:10 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service 7:00 p. m. Nuraery Open W T R R ------------------ 7:00 p. ~ Sunday N ile Broadcast WESTBIDR MISSIONARY RAPTIST CHURCH Ith St. A H olly Ava. Paul M. C a lla y ------------Paator Kunday School _ _ 10:00 a m. Sunday Morning Worahlp — 11:00 a m. Sunday E vening Worehlp _ 7:0# p. m. Wodnoodoy Prayer Service —_ 7:10 p. m. PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH Onore Hoed P a e t o r _____W illiam J. Ouees Morning Worahlp Si40 A 11:00 a m. Sunday School 0:41 a. m. T raining Union _ _ 0:11 P- m. E vening Worahlp _ 7:10 p. m. Wed. U lllctra A Teachtra M a ttin g ---------------OH* ► 00ELDER SPRtNOS BAPTIST Old Orlando lid. at H atter Ava. B. H am ilton a r llfln _ Paator Sunday School _ _ 0:44 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:00 a m. Training Union — 0:40 P- m. E vening W orship — 7i*4 p. m. CHURCH OP CHRIST t i l l Park Avenue Bert B r o w n ---------E vangellet Sunday Dlbla S t u d y ______10:00 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:00 a. m. E vening Service _ . . 0:10 p. m. See “Herald of Truth" 1 p. r a . Bunday en Channel 0 Tuesday Ladles Bible Claes _ 10:00 a ra. W edneedey Bible C ites --------- 7ilo p. m. Depressing sight, Isn't it? And what Is it we say when aomothing old, familiar, once-cherished, oncc-uscful has succumbed to the ravages of time? It terved itt purpose! Could all tha churches in our town someday look like this? They could l Maybe they will,.. if they have terved their pur/toee . . . if tee don’t need them anymore! Even if you haven’t been getting to church of late, I think you’ll pro­ test that wa DO need our churches. We need the truth they teach — tha faith they instill — the hope they inspire — the God-given strength with which they undergird our life. This la the very point: We ALL need our churches. And to bring ALL of us to realize and fulfill our need. . . That is their purpose I Christian Science FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST SCIENTIST Ooo East Second Street Sunday Servlet A Sunday School 11:00 a. ra. Hubject: “Are Hln, Hleoase and Death Ileal “ W ednesday Service .. 0:00 p. m. Reeding Room: 101 E. KlreL Weekday#: 10:10 a m . - 4:10 p. m. Friday Evening: 4:400:40 p. m. Church Of God CHURCH OT OOD lln d A Preach II. C. S m i t h --------------- Paalor Sunday School _ _ 0:44 a m. Mornlna Worehlp _ 11:40 a. m. Evangelletlc Serv. _ 7:40 p. m. Tuea. Prayer Serv. _ 7:40 p. m. Thurs. Young People Endeavor ------------ 7i*0 P- m. LUTHERAN CHURCH OP THE REDEEMER 104 W. 14th P lace T h a Church of tha Lutheran Hour" and TY “Thla la tha Life" H erbert W. Ooerao _ _ Paator ■ unday School ____ 1:14 a m. Worahlp ie r v lc e _ 14:44 a ra­ THE CHUROH FOR ALL. ALL FOR THE OHUROH Tha Church is tha greatest factor on earth for tha build­ ing of character and good rilizenehip. It la a storehouse c t spiritual valuta Without ■ strong church, neither democracy nor dvilitalioA can aurviva Thera ere four aound reasons why every prison should attend services regularly and support ths church. They are: (1) For his own take. (2) Far hln chil­ dren's taka (3) For tha taka of hie community and nation. (4) For tha aaka at tha church itself, which needs hit moral and malarial support. Plan to go to church regularly end rand your Bible daily. coon SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH 3444 A Orlando Drive H wy. 17-41) Sanford. F lorid* tn -te it The Bav. George JCInaarao*. Interim Paetor ■unday School —_ 4:14 a m. M orning W o r sh ip _ 111os a. m. Communion—Plrat Sunday la Each Month KINDERGARTEN AND NURS­ ERY Sunday 11 Hernuel 7:1-0 Monday 11 Kamuel 7:10-17 Turaday 1 King* 6:1-10 Wedneaday Kira 6:6-16 Thuraday Jeremiah 62:12-10 Friday Matthew 21:12-17 EBENEZER METHODIST CHURCH Citrus H eigh ts Bev. R ey Oregory, Jr_ P etto* Chureh School ____ 4:44 a. ra. Morning Worehlp _ 11:04 a. ra. M T F --------------------- 4:14 p. ra. Eve. W o r e h lp ___ 7:44 p. ra. Wed. Prayer Service 7:44 p.m. Nazarene FIRST CHURCH OP THE NAZARENE W. ln d SL a t Maple Ava. Paul B l e k t e --------------- Paetor Bunder School _ _ 4:44 Morning Worehlp _ 10:44 a. m. Y o u th -----------------------4:44 p. ra. E v a n e e llitls Service 7i44 p. ra. Mid-Week Service (W ed.) __ 7:44 p. ra. Third Sunday Slageplratloa — Ii44 p. ra. FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Lake Mery. F la Eev. W. L. Holcombe, Paator Sunday 0:40 a ra. _ _ Bible School 11:00 a m. _ Morning Worehlp 7:00 p. m- _ E ven in g Service 7:00 p. m. _ Wed. M id-W eek Prayer Service# 7:01 p. m. _ ln d Wed. M iss­ ionary Service Pentecostal FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOWOOD 111 Orange Street Rav. E. Ruth Orant _ Paator Sunday School _ _ 10:00 a m. Morning W o r sh ip _l l i l l a m. Sunday E vening _ 7:10 p. m. Wed. Bible Study _ 7:10 p. m. Conquerors M eeting Friday _________ _ 7:10 p. aa FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sanford. P I* Oak A va a Ird St. (lrovtr C. Sewell Jr. _ P aetor Edgar W. Smith Jr. A ieleta n t P aetor Morning W o r e h lp _ 1:14 a. ra. Church School _ _ 4:44 a. ra. Seeelon M eets _ _ 14:44 a ra. Mornlna Worehlp _ 11:44 A m. Pioneer Followahlp 1:40 p. m. Senior HI P ellow thlp 4:40 p.m. Kvenlna Worahlp _ 7:10 p. m. Wed. Prayer Meet __ 7:44 p. m. TO LIST YOUR CH U RCH N O TICE FIR ST METHODIST CHURCH 414 Park A va John T. Adams Jr. _ Paata? Mornlna Worahlp _ 1:44 p. m. Sunday School —_ 4:44 a m. Mornlna Worahlp — 14:44 a m. MYP M eetings ---- 1:44 p. ra. (Int4rm adlal4, Senior) B v s a la s W o r sh ip __ 7:14 p. ra Saturday II Corinthtana 6:1-10 OH » CHURCH OP THE COVENANT 4774 South Orlande Drive Thomaa H. M a k la ____Paator W orship _ _ _ _ _ 1:44 a m. Churoh School ___ 14:44 a ra. Methodist Cnprrifht W4. Kefatm AdnetUag S ^ lm Bm, Stnebmg. Va ■ Presbyterian Lutheran ,-j ..jr r r r y ^ ra CALL 322-2611 r si -The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible- u 1 1 h( O: 1" tfc vl a. THE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. ft Mrs. M. R. Strickland ART BROWN PEST CONTROL BURNUP k SIMS, INC. Building Division 11 CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. CHAPMAN CONCRETE PRODUCTS 106 N. Elm Ave. CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford A. DUDA ft SONS, INC. 81avia, Florida GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford GLAS-MET INC. Metal and Fiberglas Duct Systems FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. George Bailey and Employees HARRELL k BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 200 W. 26th St-, Sanford BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS. INC. SOI W. 1st SL, Sanford HILL HARDWARE f t IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Newman and Employe HILL LUMBER L HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crapps and Employees NELSON & CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida ROSE AND WILK’S RESTAURANT Rose k Wilks Bowman k Employees STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff OVIEDO RADIO & ELECTRIC CO. Robert A. Cameron IV SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff PERFECTION DAIRIES LORMANN REALTY Casselberry STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff S M im r S SNAPPIN* TURTLE MOWER SALES AND SERVICE WIGHT GROCERY CO- INCand Staff SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice L Wilson and Staff HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford JONES ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 401 S. Laurel Ave., Sanford KIDDY’S STANDARD SERVICE First & French, Sanford KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st St., Sanford J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M- Cameron and Staff LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning THE RITZ THEATRE Bill Lovelace and Employees LONGWOOD PIT BARBECUE Mom and Bill Baumholser LaROY C ROBB CONSTRUCTION CO, INC. STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff J) WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORYBAPTIST Antioch BaptU t Chureh, Ovlado Central Baptlet Church, 1411 Oak A va Chuluata Plrat BaptU t Church Rider Springe B aptist Church, 444 Lehman Rd. F aith B aptist MUoU a 144 L lU a » * caeeelberry F ir st BaptU t Church. II* Park Ava Friendship Baptlet Church a t A ltam onte Sprtaga RL 4*4. A lU raoete Sprlaga F irst B ap tist Churoh e f DoBarp F lrat B optU t Churoh o t Oonova F irst Baptlet Church o t Lake Mary F ir st Baptlet Church ot Lake Monroe P lrat B ap tist Church • ( Longwoed. Oor. Church * Orant F irst B aptU t Church o t Ovleda F lrat Baptlet Chureh a t Baa Lando Springs F lrat Shiloh M laetouery B aptU t Church. 1141 W. 14th SL P urest C ltr B aptU t Church F ou n tala Hoad Baptlet Churoh. Ovleda L ove Southern B aptU t MUaloa. C b eluoU M issionary B aptU t Church North HA E nterprise _ M acedonia MUaloa B ap tlet Chureh Oak Mill Rd. Oeteaa Mura la g d ia r y Rapt‘ S Chare*. O eneva H v y , ML Oliva Mleatoaarp BaptU t Chareh, Baa Lando Sp rln ia Rd.. Lonaweod ML Cion M issionary BaptteL Sipes Ava. New ML Calvary M UaUnsry B aptist 1144 W. 14th SL New Salem P rim itive B aptist Chureh, Itt* W. llt h SL New ML Bloa BaptUt Church. 1744 F a ir Ava Oaklawn BeptUt Chapel, 1741 W. itth SL Oeteen lla p tltt Church Plnecreet BeptU t Church, t t l W. Onora ltd. Prairie Lake BaptU t Church, lU dsa R d , Pera Park Program M issionary B aptU t Char oh. Midway Second Shiloh M issionary B aptist Churoh. Ninth * Hickory SL Jam es Mle. Ion tr y BaptU t Chureh BtA Rd. l i t Osteen ■L Paul M issionary BaptU t Church. Ith St. St. ktatthewe M issionary B aptU t Church Canaan H elgtiU St. John's M issionary B aptist Church, I I I Cyprat* BL nple BaptUt Chareh. Palm hprlaga R d , Temple A ltam onte Springe Woetelde MUeionary B aptU t Church, 111 A H olly A va Bloa Mops BaptU t Chareh, 7 U Oraage A v a CATHOLIC Church af tha Nativity, Lake Mary AU Sauls CelhaUe Chareh, U 4 Oak Ava SL Ana'a CathoUa Church. Perebtag Place. DeBary St. Mary M ia d tle n t Catholle Church, M ait­ land Ave. A ltam onte Springe LUTHSRAN Flrat Christian chureh, 1447 8. Sanford Av a Congregational Christian Church, l i t ! Park A va N orlhtlde Christian Church, F l o r i d a Haven D r, Maitland Church, Overbrook Ascension Lutheran Dr.. Caeeelberry Oood Shephard United LutherA >aoa A Orlando Dr. Lutheran churoh o f tha Redaomar, It* W. l l t h Place M eatlah Lutheran ChureA American L eglea H ell, Prairie Lake, Pern Park ■L Lukes Lutheran Church, BL 434 Slavla CHURCH OP CKR1ST MKTHODIST CHRISTIAN Church Church Church Churoh of of of of ChrleL t i l l A Park Av a ChrleL Oeneva CbrUt, Lon*wood Chrlet. Paola CHURCH OP OOD Chureh af Ood. I t l Hickory Chureh of Ood. » t a a. proneh Church o f Ood. Oviedo EPISCOPAL A ll S ain ts Rplecopal Chureh B. DeBary A v e , Bnterprlea Chrlet Episcopal Church. Lengw eed A ll Selnte Episcopal, Kntorprlee H oly Cross Episcopal, Park A va aa i l k B arnett MemorUI M ethodist Chareh. B. DeBary A v e , RnterprUa Boer Lake M ethodist Churoh B ethel A.M.R. Church, Canaan H eigh ts C aeaelb.rry Community M elbodltt Chureh, H wy. 17-44 A Plnoy Ridge ltd . Casselberry DeBary Community M atbedltt Chureh W. H igh lan d * DeBary Ebeneaar M ethodist ChureA Old Or­ lande H wy. F lrat M ethodUt Church, i l l Park Av a F irst M ethodUt Church a f Oviedo F re e M ethodUt ChureA I I I W. 4th BL O reea M ethodUt ChureA O ners RA Orant Chapel A.M.E. Church. Ovleda O s kg rove M ethodUt ChureA Oviedo Oeteen M ethedlat Char ah P a o ta W eeltyaa M ethodist, BL 44 W. at P asta at. Jamea A .M E , Sanford A va at. M ary* A.M C. Chureh SL RL 411 Oeteen St. Paul'* M ethodist C h a r e h Oateea Rd. RatarprUe Stafford M emorial M ethadlat C h a r o k A DeBary B B V B im BAT ADVBNTieT I f k e Seventh-day AdvantUt ChureA Hwy. M l, Forest City ' Seventh-day Adventist Church. M altlaa« A va, A lu m o a u Sprlaga Sanford Bevtnlh-day Adveattat Churoh. Seventh * Blm MASARBNB OTHER CHURCHBB th e Mesa roe* F I re t Chureh t f ln d at Mapta Fern Park Chureh ot the Nasereae, O’Brien R d , Porn Park Lake Mary Church of tha Maaareaa Allen's A M.A ChureA Ollv* 4 llth Church of Ood la ChrleL Ovlede Chuluata Community Church Church t t Oed at Prophecy, m m D m Ava Chureh e f Jesse ChrIM o t Latter Dap Salau. s i l l p a ,k Ave. Comwuelty Chepel, Altamonte Sprlaga * V 1', r" O*1*®*0* Church. BL John* Chry■oelom Chapel, Hwy. 17-43. Pars Park PRESBYTERIAN Community Preebyterian ChureA Lake Mary Plrat F rea b y tsrlss ChureA Oak A va A Ird BL P lret P tetb y terla a Chureh, Caeeelberry F lr et P reebyterU a Ckurah a f DeBary, E. H ighland Presbyterian Church a< The Ceveaaat 4774 A Orlaade Dr. SL Andrews PreebyterUn Chureh M U Lea­ nest BeA D r, Bear Lake Upeala Cemmaaltp Praehyterlaa ChureA UpMlft M , Weetminleter PreebyterUn ChureA XeweU Par A Mb 4M rt » Bath Ieras I. Itth A M agaalta E f * c.hY * . , r chrU t- Belas tUL • • • *• ln d BL w.m RA Oeuea Church e f Lengweed ChuroA Oak Mitt • * ° ^ - TIth A Elm AlUanee ChureA 1**1 A Park Ava 14M W. la t BL A n" r< 114 Uaitp Chum* ad Bastard, 3M>■« B. lat I) ■ * �( T I t p j & u t f o r h 1 % 'n t l i t » VOL. 56 '’ f r e i o c * Enrico Caruso, Amolita Galli-Curci, John McCormack, Amato Pasquale, Sir Harry Lauder, Alma Gluck. Namea of some of history's greatest musical artists. These and many, many more have been added to the list of what the Sanford Library nowr contains. Jim Talmadge donated the rare, priceless collection of works of these and other a rt­ ists to the local library. He's been collecting the ancient recordings for long years and, in an all too rare burst of generosity, has made them available for the public to ace and hear. The records are In excellent shape for their age. They're sure to bring back nostalgic memories of yesteryear. But, temporarily at least, you'll only be able to look at the albums. The library has no record player. Maybe , . . Homework for today: Look up the word "blvcctor” in the dictionary and let us know what it means. We did and still don't know. • * • Crews working on razing the Woodruff Building proba­ bly aren't aware of it, but last week they created an artistic scene in one of the1 former stores. They ripped the ceil­ ing off the first floor in one area. The modernistic way the wooden laths hang down is striking, to say the least. • 0 0 To the Jaycees, Seminole County Medical Society, Coun­ ty Health Department and to all others who took part in the Sabin Oral Sunday project yesterday: Heartfelt thanks from a grateful community. And to those who took the time to get the polio vaccine: Congratulations for thinking of your fellowman. Of course, YOU would never have got­ ten polio, but you could have given it to your children, neighbors or anyone you con­ tacted. It could be the best SO cents you'll ever spend. • • • Think cigarette smoking Is on the downgrade? Listen: The State Beverage Depart­ ment reports the cigarette and alcoholic beverages con­ tributed more sales tax monies to the state general fund in the lirst nine months of the current fiscal year than In all of tho 12 months for the previous year. The department has thus far collected $91,595,220.11, more than $2 million above collections for fiscal 19S2-63. If the present trend continues, the tax take will reach the $120 million figure by the end of the fiscal year. These tax­ es are the second largest con­ tributor to the state general revenue fund. • • • Jaycees are not completely engrossed in civic projects such as the highly successful Sabin Oral Sunday program. They're also in the midst of an election. And, although It’s restricted to membership, the fever pitch is very high. One candidate took advantage of last Thursday's Civic Center luncheon to give a subtle hint of bis candidacy. He placed a giant, colorful sign on the wall letting it be known the Jaycec- should elect him as presi*!eu». • • Zip Code 32771 WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Tuesday; high today in 80s; low tonight G5-70. United Press Leased Wire established 1908 MON., APRIL 13, 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA” NO. 167 Grissom And Young Gemini Twins 3-Orbit Trip Set For Around Christmastime n s u v A ... Sellers Recovering HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - British actor Peter Sellers appear­ ed to be on his way to re­ covery today from a nearfatal heart seizure he suffer­ ed a week ago. SEATO Pledge MANILA (UPI) — Secre­ tary of State Dean nusk re­ dedicated the United States today to leading the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SE ATO) in fighting Communist aggression. Doctors Return BIIUSSELS (UPI) — The government claimed victory today over 10,000 striking doc­ tors and said a mobilization order has restored the situa­ tion in the nation's hospitals to “near perfect.’’ A LIBRARY WEEK being observed this week throughout the nation got off to a splendid start locally when James T. Talmudic presented the San­ ford library with this rare collection of musical recordings. An estimated 300 records were donated to the library by Tulmndgc, executive secretary* manager, for the Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Thanking him is Mayor A. L. Wilson as the head librarian, Mrs. Sara King, looks on. The record­ ings date back to 1902. (Herald Photo) Attacks DETROIT (UPI) - Militant black nationalist Malcolm X charged Sunday night that Southern segregationists con­ trol Congress and “ the leading Dlxlecrat in Washington is in the White House." Slavs Shaken BELGRADE (UPI) — An An earthquake of “ consider­ able intensity" rumbled across about 100 miles of Yugoslavia today from Belgrade to the Hungarian border, Radio Bel­ grade reported. Polyot In Orbit MOSCOW (UPI) — The So­ viet Union’s new unnamed acrobatic space ship Polyot 2, whirled around the earth to­ day, bringing cWiscr the day when the Russians attempt a cosmic rendezvous. Newsman Freed JAKARTA, Indonesia (UPI) —American news magazine correspondent Robert McCabe was released from “ protec­ tive custody" by Indonesian authorities today after inter­ cession from U. S. Ambassa­ dor Howard P. Jones. $100,000 Theft MIAMI (UPI) - Detectives were searching today for burglars who Sunday stole about $100,000 in gems from the plush apartm ent of Ital­ ian Countess Giodino Masslmlliano. She said she was swimming in a pool at the time of the robbery. Nine Killed MIAMI (UPI) - Weekend traffic accidents killed nine persons in Florida, Including four pedestrians. Management, Unions Primary Polling Places Listed Speed Negotiations WASHINGTON (UPI) Under constant presidential pressure, railroad union and m a n a g e m e n t negotiators pressed efforts today lo settle their rules dispute and avoid a nationwide strike. The carrier and union re­ presentative*. meeting to­ gether for the first time since President Johnson revived ne­ gotiations last week, were in session simtil 11 p. m. EST Sunday//J*ey<*Td*nnrd lo re­ turn to the bargaining tabic today. Weather Bad For Cape Shot CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) Weather again threatened to upset Ihc third try today to rocket a 200 pound instrument package into space for a 25.000 miles per hour dive back to earth to examine the heat that will sear returning moon­ ships. A space agency spokesman said the cloud cover In the re­ entry area over the South At­ lantic was marginal. "It comes and goes," he said. “ We'll just have to wait and aec." All For Nothing Burglars who broke into the Nehi Bottling Company, 540 Pecan Avenue, over the week­ end obtained nothing for their efforts, police said today. White Bouse Press Secre­ tary George E. Reedy said that the negotiators, aided by government mediators, h a d been making a “ very sincere, earnest, genuine try" over the weekend lo reach agreement. Unless the railroads and the unions are able to settle the 4W yearold work rules dis­ pute by April 21, the threat ol a nationwide strike will ho revived. Both sides agreed to Johnson's request on April 9 to hold off any striko action for IS days. Reedy reported that the five special mediators had talked until “ late into the night" Saturday with representatives of the five rail operating unions before holding a joint management • labor session Sunday. However, Reedy de­ clines! to described what pro­ gress was being made for the outlook for a settlement. “ Obviously, whenever you call people into a session like this, you have some optim­ ism of success," he said. President Johnson persuad­ ed labor and management offi­ cers to postpone their show­ down on the dispute for 15 days and to try once again through collective bargaining lo settle the disagreement, after first meeting In the While House, the sessions Sunday moved across the street to the executive office building. Registrar Camilla Bruce to­ day released the following list of polling places for the May 5 primary: Precinct 1 — Sanford Junior High School; 2 — I.ake Mon­ roe Scout building; 2- — llom|< Demonstration build­ ing, 25th Street at Sanford A v e n u e ; 4 — Altamonte Springs firo house; 5 — Ovie­ do city hall; 6 — Geneva community house; 7 — Chuluota (old school house). Precinct 8 — Goldenrod community house; 9 — Longwood town hall; 10 — Lake Mary fire house; It — Alta­ monte Springs community house; 12 — Forest City (It. E. Pervla real estate office); 12 — Longwnod school; 14 — Lyman school gym; 15 — Shrine Club, 101 South Lee Avenue. Precinct 16 — Bear lak e (Florida Power lounge); 17 — Casselberry lire station; 18 — Farmers Auction M a r k e t , highway 17-92; 19 — Seminole High School gym; 20 — Up sala Church educational build­ ing; 21 — 500 French Avenue; 22 - 401 West 13th Street, ami 23 — Prairie Lake Legion Hall. DiKcussion Set Discussion of a change in the constitution amt hy-lawa of Branch 117, Fleet Reserve Association, will be held at 8 p. m. tonight. Hospital rights for retirees also will be discussed. 15,000 In County Get Vaccine Sabin oral vaccine was ad­ ministered to more than 15,000 persons in the county Sunday a i the Sanford-Semlnole Jay ­ cees conducted the first Sabin Oral Sunday a t 12 feeding sta­ tion*. Due to the overwhelming re­ sponse, the clinics will be repeated next Sunday, ac­ cording to Wally Peacock, Jaycce project chairman. He laid the atations will be set up next Sunday at the Florida Stale Bank, Pinecrrst Shopping Center, Jaj Alai Fronton and at Oviedo City Hall. The hours of noon to 5 p.m. will be used again, Pea­ cock aaid. • For probaBly the last time this year, either the Senators • r Angela will be on top of the American League when night­ fall cornea today. The other one will be on the bottom. They’re the only two teams playing today as the season opens. • • • Navy wives will model the latest in swimsuit fashions Tuesday at 4 p. m. during the dedication ceremony of the Enlisted Men's swimming pool at Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion. Meeting Set The North Orlando Civic Association will hold its April business meeting at 8 p.m. to­ day in the Civic Building. A new secretary will be elected a t this time. All Interested residents a n d prospective members of the association a r t urged to attend. > SAIIIN ORAL SUNDAY drew un overwhelming response Sunday at 12 feeding stations throughout the county und will be repeated next Sunday to be sure all desiring the polio vaccine will be accommodated. An estimated 15,000 persons visited the feeding stations in a five hour period with some stations depleting its supplies of vaccine. It was replenished in hurry-up trips to an Orlando hospital. Wendell Springfield is shown checking in one of the recipients at the Moviehuul Drive-in Theater, "So great was the demand," the chairman said, "that we ran nut of vaccine at prac­ tically every itation." The Jaycees were paying cash for tin.* vaccine from wholesale druggists and "due to the limited capital we had to pro­ fess many before additional vafclne could be purchased." Jim Smith, Jayrce presi­ dent, applauded the coopera­ tion of ull concerned as the “ greatest we've ever exper­ ienced." Eighteen Seminole doctors, Candy Stripcra, county health department n u n c ) , Boy Scouts and Jaycee wives runtritmted to the drive’s suc­ cess. , Doses given Sunday were tallied as follows: Jai Alai Fronton, 1.800; Florida State Hank, 2,200; Lake Mary, 800; Oviedo, 1,. 235; L a k e Monroe, 600; C r o o m s Academy, 1,250; Winn-Dixie, 1,700; Geneva, 300: Forest City, 1200; Mid­ way. 1.ooo; Pinerrest Shop­ ping Center, 1,800. and Movieland Drive-In Theater, 2,ooo. Peacock reported today that a sufficient supply of the vac­ cine will be on hand for next Sunday'! makeup stations so that no waiting will be necess­ ary. HOUSTON (UPt) — Space veteran Virgil I. (Gus) Gris­ som ami former test pilot John W. Young will ride America's first two-seater Gemini space­ ship on a three-orbit around earth, possibly about Christ­ mas time, it was announced today. Grissom, who rode a Red­ stone rocket on a l.Vminule suborbital journey July 21. 1961 and said frankly he was “scared a good portion of tho time," will become the first American to make two flights into space. The selection of the stocky, moon faced Grissom, 39, and dark-haired 33-year-old Young to the pioneering flight in the Project Gemini was announc­ ed by the National Aeronau­ tics and Space Administration (NASA) at it* new manned spacecraft cenler 25 miles south of Houston. Project Mercury veteran Walter M. Schlrra, 40, who made a six-orbit space flight Oct. 3, 1962. was named a “ backup" Gemnil flight pilot along with new astronaut Thomas It. Stafford, 33. Grissom, an Air Force ma­ jor and a member of, the na­ tion's original seven-man Pro­ ject Mercury team, will lend the hand of experience to the pilot's seat inside the left hatch of tiie eone-slnped, 7,000 pound Gemini rapsule. Riding in the co pilot's slow will tie the steady-handed Young, a Navy lieutenant ronimandcr, wliose rompara live youth makes him a top prospect for a flight lo tho moon aboard a three-man Apollo spare.ship whirl) the United States plans to launch nlKiut 1970. Selection of the first Gemini pilots and Russia's successful orbiting of a new, maneuver.! hie satellite called "Polyot 2" Sunday were indications of stepped up drives by (lie Unit cd States and Russia to send astronauts and rostnonauls on more ambitious flights into space this year. Ciiy Inspector Resigns Post M. A. (Foots) Yeivlngton hat submitted hi* resignation as city building and planning inspector, effective April 24. He will be succeeded by Lin Rlsner. Yclvinyton has accepted a similar position in a larger Florida community. During his eight year* with the city, he has achieved a great deal for (fie community by a stilting in the planning and zoning study and tho revision of elec­ trical and plumbing codes. During this time he has served as president of the Florida State Building Offi­ cials Assoriation and now is serving as president of the Southern Building Code Con­ gress. These hive been honors for himself and Sanford. Rimer is experienced in the building and planning field as he lias worked in the city building office for the last four years. FARUI.OU8LY FANTASTIC, Is but a pnrtinl description of Seminole IliKb School Kills Junior-Senior Prom Saturday evening at tho Civic Cen­ ter. Tills event was a sensational success and presented in a stupendous fashion. Enjoying the festivities are left to right. Hill Young, Shnron Jackson, Dan McCall and Donnn Sandngc, standing by tho castle. Moro pictures in Tuesday's Herald. GOP Candidate Seminole Group To For Governor Tour Georgia Port To Visit Area By Jane Casselberry Charles R. Holley, Repub llran gubernatorial candidate subject to tlie May primary will make several public ap­ pearances In the area this week starting with a talk before the Sanford Republican Woman'* Club Wednesday at to a. in. at the home of Mrs O. G. Bryant, 1807 Paioma Avenue. From 12:30 to 2 Wednesday Holley wlUfoe in the banquet room of ® <• Trade Winds Cafeteria at the Seminole I’laza in Casselberry to greet the pujdtr and residents ol (he arA are invited the go through the serving line and have lunch with him >r jus* come in lo get acquainted. A reception will lie held In his honor Thursday from 4:30 0:30 p.m. at the Orlando Garden Club on Rollins Ave in Orlando and all interested persons are invited to attend A coffee is panned for Frl day morning from 0:30-11:00 a. m. at the home of Mrs Sidney C. Ward at 1120 Via Tuscany in Winter Bark with the public invited. He will be guest of honor at a luncheon Friday at the Angcbill Hotel at 11:45. Those wishing to attend should make reservations by Thursday with Mr*. Thomas A. Griffith of Winter Tark. British Against Field Tonight SANTA MONICA, Calif. — (Ul’l) It's the British against the field in (onight'a Academy Awards with “ Tom Jones" expected to win the best picture award. Almost half the performers nominates! for the 36th annual Osyar awards were Britons, Irfcluding three nominees for beat actor: Albert Finney, Richard Harris and Itcx Har­ rison. Dapper Jack Lemon will be master of ceremonies for the two-hour show at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium. Some 2,500 celebrities were to l>e on hand for the motion picture wtngdlng which held such contrasts as “Clcopa tra ," the most expensive mo­ vie ($10 million), competing against "Lilies of the Field," one of the least expensive at $450,000. The English production of (he Henry Fielding classic, “Tom Jones," led all others with 10 nominations. Its star, Albert Finney, was favored In win licit actor. Cracker Days Coming Third annual “Cracker Days’* under the 8|Miii8orHhi|) of tho Hanford Merchant* Association will offer bargain* galore to sho{)|>erA. The event will la* staged by merchant* on Fridny and Saturday. Store employe* will lie garbed in at­ tire of yesteryear to add color to the occasion. > The WDHO (Channel C) M a r i o n e t t e Theater will be on hand to lend entertainment to the occaaion. They will appear <1-6 p.m. Thurs­ day, <1-9 p.m. Friday and 11 a.m.-fl p.m. Satur­ day on First Street at the new mall (formerly Hand Avenue). Murionette members will pantomime to tho actual voices of the Heverly Hill Billies, Mr. Ed (the talking horse), Red Skelton (as Freddy the Freeloader), Ed Sullivan, Uncle Walt (of Outer Sparc )nnd Miss Nancy (of the Romper Room). A hill billy, band will entertain Friday evening. A delegation of four Sem­ inole County residents, pro­ ponents of the Sanford Port Authority, will t o u r t h e Brunswick, Go., port facility Thursday. The group will lenve from ths Sanford Naval Air Station in a Florida Power & Light Company plune at 8:30 a. in., spend tho day in Brunswick a t guest* of that port authority and return later that day. The Saford-Suminolo con­ tingent will consist of Francis E. Koumillnt, chnirnmn of tlie Chamber of Commerce's Purl Authority Committee, Sanford Mayor A. I,. Wilton, John FFA Chapter In Corn Contest The Sanford Junior High School Chapter, Future F’armer* of America, will enter the "Challenge 30t" corn growing contest this year In cooperation with a seed com pany and several local buxi nesses and institutions. The Louisiana Seed Com­ pany has donated a half bush el of seed to be planted at the school farm on a measured acre ef land. The rorn will be fertilized with 1,600 pounds of plant food donated by Chase and Com­ pany through the cooperation of Art Molar, plant superin­ tendent. Weeds and insects will tic controlled by chemicals do­ nated hy tiie Kilgore Seed Company and Homer Oaborne, local firm manager. Before planting tho land was fumigated for nematode con­ trol through the generosity of tho Central Florida Experi­ ment Station. Dr. J. W. Wilton and Dr. Harlan Koadcs made these ar­ rangements and R i c h a r d Pickles, station farm man­ ager, made Uie fumigant ap­ plication. Tlie curn will be cultivated and Irrigated by the local FFA Chapter and harvested in late summer. Don Barrens, FFA adviser, says his group hopes to get 100 bushels of corn to the acre. This will be twice Uic average for the county, he said. f Alexander, member of tha County Commission and Hurry 1. Johnson of The Herald. This quurtcl and others re­ cently visited tho Jucksonvillo I’ort Authority to learn first hand tlie operation there. They learned the Ilrunswick author­ ity parallel* that proposed for Sanford and this trip resulted. The Sanford Port Authority would establish a terminal system along tha St. Johns River west of Sanford, cater­ ing to barge truffle and tha multiple goods they cun huul. Officials assert that tlui port authority would prove the de­ cisive factor in attracting in­ dustry to Sanford and Semin­ ole County. Jacksonville part authorities assured the Sanford-Seminola group that as the terminal farility is publicised, industry will "definitely follow." The Brunswick activity will afford the local delegation an opportunity to see ju st what ran ha arranged here. On their return a comprehensive report will be muds available for ths Chamber's P o r t Authority Committc. Tho rapid progre* of plans for tho SL Johns-Indian River Canal h at spurred local offi­ cials to keep paco in arrang­ ing tlie Sanford Port Author­ ity. With tha two projocts, au­ thorities sea ths "greatest ■urgs of prosperity” tho San­ ford and Heininola County areas has ever experienced. Injured Child Convalescing Four-year-old Wanda Keen, suffering a broken leg. Is convalescing at Scminols Memorial Hospital today. Police and sheriff’s deputies today reported the girl was riding on the front fonder of a car driven by her father, Richard Keen, 1821 Summerlin Avenue, when the fell under Hie wheels. The arcldent oc­ curred at 5:30 p. in. Sunday at Mullet Lake State Park. Sheriff J. L. Hobby said Keen, a sailor, was held over night at county Jail and re­ leased ttiis morning to tha Shore Patrol of Sanford Naval Air Station, where he is as­ signed. enneuf t ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY m TUESDAY A. M. SPECIAL 100% NYLON JERSEY WOMEN’S DRESSES MISSES HALF SIZES SAVES IRONING WASHES & DRYS QUICKLY PACKS EASILY FOR TRAVEL STAYS FASHION FRESH �A I I LB J Hoodwinks Voters, Romney Charges ft* In firk Page 2 — April 13, 19G4 V m tt Longwood School Registration Set Friday 1 t 1 . i 1 I ] 9 «, ■ I t I < 1 t I |! I 1 I i By Donna Ealta Pra-ragistratlon o f first gradtra who will attend Long wood Elamantary School nest torm will Uko place a t the Khool a t 1 p.m. Friday. Louie Kosky, principal, urgee parents to attend the In* formation and dlecueelon pro* gram to begin promptly at 1 p.m. in the auditorium. The program ie planned to dltcuea in detail the facta pertaining to a etudent'a first year In publlo school. The school nurse will relate health and pre-school physical checkup requirements and teachers will present phases of the first grade curriculum. Parents will be asked to complete an enrollment card and present proof of their child's date of birth. Chil­ dren entering the first grade In September must reach the age of s it years on or before January 1. Children to be en­ rolled are Invited to attend With their parents and to wlalt the first grade class­ room. Pro-erhoolera for the pre­ sent Longwood Elementary flehool area Include the Longwood area south to, hut not Including those living on RemInola Boulevard; Markham Road north to Big Tree Itoad and Longwood Park and the section of North Orlnndo ly­ ing north of 8R 434 except the Coronado Homes area. VEGETABLE REPORT Federal State Market Nawa Service Sanford t 1 i i i < i * f < ♦ ' if f I I I 4 1 1 1 I I h C P t- ; T G t n a| V. .1 If e: ti •1 . Hospital Notes APRIL 9 Admissions Carrie Clough, Clierlc Ann Waters, Felcie K. Smith, F.dna May Wlrlek, Evelyn Cope­ land, Marie Drier, SaUle Cole, Mark R. Chorpenlng, Matilda Wynn, Dais VanDusen. VanIta Collins, Mildred E. Pharo, Jean M. Root, nonaid Rusal, all of Sanford; Linda Diana Martin, Osteen; J i m m i e Young, Texarkana, Texas; Wanda Enloe, Lake Monroe Births Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Root, girl, Sanford Diecharges Rosetta VanZint, Lon tim erly, Densle Robinson, Jaan Mc­ Lain, Detbelia Stapler, An­ drew Blviai, William Redley, Keith King, Willie Buah, Dor­ othy Causey, Harsh N. Crocke r sod baby, Anne !. Crothers and baby, all of flanford; Eth­ el Guyett, Geneva; Oeorge Talmage, Orange Cityi Mettle G reta, Titusville; Margarette Sermon* and baby, Osteen NEWLY ELECTED officers of the South Seminole Elementary School CTP include Mrs. G. 0. McGinnis, president; Mrs. T. J. Durrunce, first vice president; Mrs. William U. Eggers, second vice president; Mrs. D. F. Fenstermnkcr, recording secretary; Mrs. Robert L. May, corresponding secretary and Mrs. David Joyce, treasurer. (Herald Photo) Col. Bandy Dies Lyman Science Fair In Birmingham W inners, Announced Col. Elmer G. Bandy, U. §. Army, retired, died st 11:80 a.m., Sunday, at the Veterans Hoipltal in Birmingham, Ala. Col. Bendy, ion of the late Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Psndy, wee a native of Sanford and a graduate of Seminole High School and Georgia Tech. He wai on active duty with the Army 21 years, retiring In 1BSS. He li eurvlved by hie wife, M n. Odlne Hill Bandy; a daughter, Sandra; a filter, Mrs. John Wirt* of Sanford, and an aunt, Mri. II. C. Wa te n , alio of Sanford. Arrangement! for funeral aervlcei have not yet been completed. Longwood Civic League Names Mrs. O'Dell New Treasurer By Donna Eetaa on loan. Thera ara 5,249 vol­ Mrs. Jam ts F. O'Dell was ume* in th* library and th* recommended by the nominat­ juvenile collection it gradual­ ly being incrtaied. A total of ing committee and elected to 217 books were added to tbe the office of treasurer at the library thin pant year, 122 of regular monthly meeting of which were received through the Longwood Civic League donation. The Rritannira Year teat week. Book for 1051 bn* been do­ Other officers who will be­ nated and the new le t of En­ gin the second year of their cyclopedia llritannica it much two year term ara Mr*. Ell*- in demand. abeth Ilille, preiident; Mre. A fine addition to the facil­ Lillian Cox, fin t vice presl- ity thin year was the install­ dent; Mra. Ida Stewart, arc ation of a bonk return door end vice preiident; M n. Mar­ by Eldon Heath which is ueed guerite Hyland, corresponding to return books during tha Secretary; Mra. Otia Lee, hour* th* library is not open. chairman of tho bouia and Plan* have been completed to ground* committee and Mr*. aleo iimtall a largrr reading J . A. Iliilline, Mr*. Ilallie I .a- light in the reading room. Vigne and Mra. 8. U Tupper, The library la open six truateca. hours weekly, Tuesday even­ M n. W. J. Hartley will be ing, Thursday afternoon and recommended for the office Satutday morning. Ih e thre* of recording aecretary ot the volunteer workers Miniating May meeting. Mrs. llanner are Miis Dor­ Serving on the nominating othy Heath, Mra. Blanche committee war* M n. am ava Kissane and Charles Stewart. S tart, Miia Ella Cumminga Tables for the meeting and Miaa Kllaabath Abbot. Wvre decorated with arrange­ Mrs. liille, who conducted ment* of purplo bougainvillae the meeting, announced that and spray* of asaleas. A for­ the rocent aleak dinner apon- mal bouquet was plarcd on Soied by th* League wai the officer* table. Very luccoaaful and expressed Hostesses were Mra. R. C. tier appreciation to tho mem­ Carlson, Mra. E. P. Richards, bers and patrons for their Mra Walter Krohnc, Mr*. Support of tho event. Hannsr, Mrs. llartlsy, Mrs. Mrs. Margy Banner, librar­ Stsphsn Rockewell and Mrs. ian, In hor annual report, E. C. Punning. Stated th a t during the past Tha May 6 meeting will be gear, 8,601 patron* were aerv- the annual installation lunch­ Sdf sad MM books wont out eon. By Jsno Casselberry Top honors for th* best ov erull project a t th* Lyman High School Science Fair were won by Richard Leonard, 11th grade student, for hi* project on separation of blood protein by th* use of chromatography. Other winner* announced by Science Fair Director Sal Manfro were; Biology division, Mrs. Knapp, 76 Dies In East Mrs. Laura Smith Xnspp, 70, wife of Georgs S Knapp Br., of School House Hill Road, Sandy Nook, Conn., died Saturday In a Danbury Connecticut hospital where she had been a patient for le u than 14 hours. . The Knapps had Just recent­ ly returned to their home ig the north from their winter home at South Street, Fern Park. Mrs. Edward L. Lovell, also of South Street, Fern Park, a daughter, was enroute to be with her mother, alter being notified of her serious condition, when death occurred. Funeral services will be conducted at 1 p.m. Tussday from Homan Funeral Homs in Newtown, Conn. Burial will br in Newtown Village Ceme­ tery. first place, Judy Lambert, ef facta of magnetism on ryto plasmie streaming; s e c o n d place, Huy Clarke, embryo! ogy; third, Judl Kncar, photo synthesis. Honorable mentions: N a n Comstock, miraculous DNA molecule; Tam Eldridge, cf< feet of mala hormone on accondary sex traits; Pat Mc­ Laughlin, chromatogr a p h y; Hannah Williams, mimicry; Elain* Haynle; metabolism and James Goplm, neuron. In tha Piiyslcul Sciences, first plaro went to Carolyn Thomas, theory of relativity; second placs, Richard Lom­ bardi, electronic teaching aid; third, Demetrloa Therinanos, production of oson*. Honorable mentions, Roger Deppan, a collision of two bodlas; Jeff Heath, radioactive affeet produced In a cloud chamber; Karl Rishell, solid state electronics; H o b a r t Conkle, fluorine and Patricia Klngler, chemistry of cancer. Judge* were Tom Barn**, teacher a t South Seminole Junior High School; Dr. John Darby, associate plant pathol­ ogist a t tha Central Florida Experiment Station In San­ ford, anil Dr. Jacob Harirh, owner of a chemical plant in Casselberry. Macks W. Reid Me a 16552973 Mrs. Hahn, 81, Dies In Orlando Mr*. Ca ma i l s Elisabeth Hahn, II, of Sanford, rilad Saturday In an Orlando Nurs­ ing Home. A resident of Sanford since 1951, aha Is survived by a son, Woodrow W. Hahn, of Gainesville; a niece, Mrs. Frances Shannon, of Sanford, and several other nieces and nephews. Funeral services w a r s scheduled for 3 p.m. today at Gramkuw Funeral Home with Rev. B. H. Griffin officiating. Burial was scheduled for Evergreen Cemetery, Queen Victoria wai the first British quern lo have the title of Empress of India. A I I Macks W. Raid, 4n. who re­ cently had resided at 1113 Kim Avenue, Sanford, died at 8:45 p.m, Sunday in Orlando following a lengthy illness. Born Aug. II, 1923, In Knox­ ville, Tenn., became to San­ ford in 1946 and was employed by Atlantic Coast Line at a fireman. In 1951 he moved lo Orlando where he owned and operated a restaurant for a number of years, later going Into tho insurance business before retiring due to ill health. He was a member of the Baptist Church In Knox­ ville, a veteran of World War It and a member of the Amer­ ican Legion. Funeral aervlcei will be held at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday a t Brisaoa Funeral Home with Rev. Fred Chinee officiating. Burial will be in Oaklawn Me­ morial Park. TOP ROUND 'Politics' Called Strong Point WASHINGTON (UPI) Republican Gov. George Rom ney of Michigan taya Presi dent Johnson Is pulling the wool over the eyes of Amerl can voters by being more skillful at politics thin at aolv ing the nation’! problems. Th* Michigan leader, a GOP AN AMBULANCE FUND for the Longwood Volunteer Fire Department wnn Initiated Thursday when George D. Scott, winter visitor from Hightstown, N. J., left, presented Chief Claude Layo, right, with two crisp now $100 bills. Endorsement of the project has been received from Mayor A. R. Lormann, center, who urges the pcoplo to support this worthwhile endeavor with their contributions. (Herald Photo) “Super-Right” Heavy Western Beef BONELESS Shipping point Information for April 10. All salsa F. 0. B. Precooling charge* extra un leas otherwise stated. 8ANFORD-OVIF.DO ZBLLWOOD niBTRICTi Clear and mild. Cabbage: D e m a n d vary good, market firm. Domastla round type, 14i bu. crates, *1.10 to II.IB- 80 lb. mash sacks, 85 cent* to 00 cents, fair quality and small alt*, 78 cents, few in 50 lb. paper sarks, *1; Red type, 1% bu. crates, medium to large, $2.78, small to medium, *2.50; Savoy type, medium to large, *2. Carrola: Demand very good, market steady. Topped, 48-1 lb. film bags, mesh master container, medium to large, *1.75; 60 lb. mesh sacks, loose, large, *1.15. Celery: Demand fair on 2 do*, and smnller, light on larger sizes, market steady, in in. crates, Pascal type, 144 dot., *2; 2-214 dot., *2.25; 3 do*., *2.50; 4 do*., $2.75; 0 and 8 do*., *3.25; hearts, crates, film wrapped, 24 count, *3.75. Chfneie Cabbuge: Demand moderate, market steady. 10 in. crates, *1.75; wrapped, *2. Endive: Demand fair, mark­ et slightly weaker. 11/9 bu. cratea, 85 rents. Ksrarolo: D e m a n d fair, mnrkat s t e a d y . 11/9 bu. cratea, $1.10, Lettuce: Demand modtrate a t alighlly lower price*, mark­ et slightly weaker on Boston and Romalne types, steady on other types. Iceberg type, WB crates, 24 count, fair to gen­ erally good quality, $1.10; Boston type, EH.N rrates, 24 count, *2.25; Domains type, 1 1/9 bu. crates, *1.50; Leaf type, 24 qt. basksta, 11.60; Bibb type, 12 qt. baskets, f l . Onions, Green: Market dull, no aalea reported. Parley: 0 r a t a a , • dot. bunches, eurley, *1.00. Parnsnlps: Basketa, topped, 12-1 lb. film bags, *1.38. Rndlsheai D e m a n d fair, market ateady. Topped, Red variety, 30-0 ot. film bags, 86 centa; White Icicle variety, 248 ox., film bag*, *1.50. Turnips: 60 ib. aaeka, top­ ped and washed, *1.28 to $1.40. HASTINGS, FLORIDA DISTRICT: Clear and warm. Cabbage: D e m a n d good, market firm. Demeatle round type, 14* bu. cratea, *1.10 to *1.10, mostly *1.16, occasion­ al *1.25; 60 Ib. sacks, 85 rent* to DO cents, mostly 90 cents, fair quality, 75 cents to 80 rents; Red type, 14* bu. rrates, medium to large, $3, small to medium sise, $2.60; Savoy type, medium to largo, (2.26, medium site, $1.75. presidential possibility, said Sunday that Johnson was adapt at convincing opposing croups he supports each of their positions "whereas their positions are In great con filet.'' Romney said the Johnson administration has Ignored "economic concentration of power" which he called a fundamental problem con fronting the country. Ha cited tha flva-ytar-old dispute be tween railroad management and labor that threatens a na tlonwlde rati atrike April >4 aa an Important economic problam he said tha nation la "ducking." Tbe former auto manufac turar also said on a television program that tha challenge faced by his own party la to deal with 'the "fundamental Usual" and "position Itself to meet the needs of this na tion." Romnsy said It would be up to the Republican party at Ita national convention this sum mar to defina clearly where It stands. Whether it will, he said "I don't know." Romnoy reiterated that he was not a candidate for the GOP presidential nomination or for any other national of flee. Despite reportj that he might be a vice presidential choice if Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge receives the Re publican nomination, the Michigan governor said he had never given that role any consideration nor was he in­ clined to do so. Ho also declined to say whether he will run for re election in Michigan this year. "This is not tho time or place to do so," he said. Plane Hits Home; Nobody Hurt Z U M A B E A C H , Calif. (UPI) — A small, private airplane with four parsons aboard hit a home near this Southern California beach community late Sunday and than bounced harmlessly into a vacant lot. Only the pilot, Charts* Lat­ ter Ferguson, 30, of nearby Lot Angalai, sustained any injuriss. Ha had minor cuts on hit lip and forahead. On* parson was in tha house at tha time. Cape Road To Be Expanded CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) Th* main North-South road through th* moon launch area on Merrlt Island will be ex­ tended to a dual four-lana llghway with the construetloa of a road paraleling the preaent on*, th* Army Corps of Engineers announced to­ day. Blda on the new nine-mil* section of road from Oralno to the Wilson Intersection with State Road 402 will be opened April 14. The approximate cost of tha project will be 11 million. STEAK Grade **A" Dressed & Drawn Florida or Georgia Shipped FRYERS ★ ★ ★ DRUMSTICKS THIGHS OR BREAST 'Jj™ SPECIAL VALUE! Ann Pa a* Elbow Spaghetti or Macaroni l- I .b . T k g a. Ann Page Pure Strawberry Preserves 2 FRESH TENDER Pole Beans 2 2 9 ‘ FRESH CRISP WESTERN ICEBERG LETTUCE DELICIOUS 2 29 ‘ RED RIPE Stra wberries3-89 The Epistle to Philemon was the shortest of the letters St. Paul wrote while ha was a prisoner in Rom*. "LET'S TALK DRY CLEANING" WOODROW CASH How important l* clothing eppoaranco? A rocent National Insti­ tute of Drycleaning survey of con­ sumer* found 88r* taka from on* to five garments to th* professional dryclaaner each month, and $T"4 visit their claanar two er mere time* a month. The man who operates the drycleaning unit* must have the knowl­ edge of fabrics end garments con­ struction »o as to know just how to risen each garm ent He must also understand the machinery and keep It epersbls, and he mu*t .know the chemistry of th* cleaning solvents. One of the highest paying Jcbs In drycleaning la Ihut of the spotter. II* inspects every garment after rlraning to so- if spot* need to be taken o u t He does his spot removal work with a battery of about 20 dlf. frrrnt chemical agent* aa well aa brush**, ateam guns, air guns, varuum tablet and othtr gadgets which delight the h ta rt of a technician. Ha needs a knowledge of chemistry and textile* plua highly developed manual duxlcrity. Finishers or pressera are th* one who take th* wrinkle* out and restore shape and drape to clothing. They use e variety of equipment Inspector* are aharp-tyed people who maka sure varments are roady for return to customers. The* muat have an undaratanding of how clothe* should look. Markers era tha pecpl* who mark in tha clothes before they arc processed. They remove buttons, tag clothes with instruction* and check all details. DOWNTOWN CLEANERS * LAUNDERERR 113 S. PALMETTO AVK PIlONB 313 3293 Your dreamt come true with PLAID STAMPS 7k o»i *> *n*mtc a eacec ti* comsanv. »,e. Prices in this ad are good through Wednes­ day, April 13th. Pinecreet Shopping Center Hwy. 17-92 at 27th I / - S te f a J. �- County To Buy 63 TV Sets For Schools Low Bid $128.50 For 23-Inch Table Models Purchase of 6.1 television art* for use in county achnols has been authorized by the County Board of Public Instructicn. Submitting the lowest bid was the General Electric Company with $1-8.50 sale price for the 21-inch set. Tables for the sets will be bought from the Audio-Visual Company, low bidder at $.11.61, if they will prove suit­ able to the television sets. This will be checked out by Walter Teague, administra­ tive assistant to Schools Su­ perintendent R. T. Milwce. The television sets will be installed for use a t the start cf the new school year. They will be used on conventional channels at the sta rt and when the Educational Tele­ vision Station 24 is in oper­ ation in January they will be converted to receive that channel. Board members discussed the conversion costs and agreed the VIIF set would be less costly than a UHE set even with the converters. Antennas will have to be placed a t each school, in either case, it was agreed. Attached to the antenna can be a con­ verter capable of servicing eight or more sets. The cost of the converter is estimated at about 1125. Had the board chosen U1IF seta, the cost would have been about $20 higher per set. It was decided VHP sets would serve the purpose and still auve a considerable amount ef money. The board also agreed to deed to the county right of way for a strip of land near Lake Mury E l e m e n t a r y School. This will permit the county to straighten out Lake Mary Rlvd. and extend it to Interstate 4. The action, board members said, would assure an inter­ change a t the junction. The awarding of a contract fur construction projects a t three schools was made to the low bidder, Howard A Spen­ cer Company of Winter Park The firm bid $116,900 for building of the music depart­ ment a t Grooms Academy, three classrooms and a li­ brary a t Lake Mary and two classrooms in Oviedo. Touhy Returns From Meeting George Touhy, executive vice president of First Fed­ eral Savings and Loan Assn., and Mrs. Touhy returned Sat­ urday night from New York City whrre he attended a Management Conference. The seminar was sponsored by the United States Savings and Ixtan League and was held at the Americans hotel. In addition to the discus­ sion groups, the S&L officers heard talks by James C. Downs, Jr., president of Real Estate Research Corp. of Chicago and New York Uni­ versity professor of finance, Dr. Paul S. Nadler. In spite of the fact that the eustomery ‘‘election year doldrums" are an Important influence on the economy, the general atmosphere of the sessions, Touhy said, was one of encouragement. Concern over the railroad labor con­ troversy was much in evi­ dence. It was felt, however, that the current discussions with government officials, un­ ion leaders and railroad of­ ficials would bring temporary relief from the strained con­ ditions Housing starts are "spot­ ty," but nationally present a welcome addition to the na­ tion's business, it was report­ ed. The "adjusted” income tax has worked te some degree hi increased spending of the taxpaying consumers, Touhy said, but savings accounts and purchases have appar­ ently beae favorably affect- Talsv Awards m valor la the Korean , the U.K. Array awarded gadak ad Has or, the Nenngrdad g, the Marine p gave IS and the Air Jhr franfnrfi E le c t KENNETH W. ’ Mc I n t o s h April 13, 1964 — Pnpe 3 Ijrrilh Goldwater Favorite In Illinois GOP Primary CHICAGO (IT U — Illinois voters go to the poll* Tuesday in the nation s third presiden­ tial election ot the year. Sen. Barry M. Goldwater is the odds on favorite to win the Republican vote. Goldwater face* Son. Mar­ garet Chase Smith, (R-Maine). Both have put in little more than token appearances on the state's campaign trail. Goldwater backers, however, have predicted that the Ari­ zona Republican will win and win big. Illinois, they say, is Goldwater country. Former- Vice President A Seminole County Prosecuting Attorney Richard SI. Nixon called off a write-in campaign on his behalf in the interests of "party unity." Backers of Ambassador Henry Cabot 1-ovtgc also dropped their write-in campaign as the pri­ mary drew near. There is no contest In the Democratic race. KENNETH W. McINTOSH (xj • Best Qualified By Experience • Proven Record Of Community Service (Pd. Pol. Adv.) CIRCUS PERSONALITIES in u Mnrdi Gras skit presented by Den Two, Cub Pack 230 of Bear Lnke, were portrayed by. center front, John Chap­ man, snake charmer: bnck, from left, Bob Chapmun, Bobo, the hobo; David and Phillip Kelley, Siamese twins; Charles Chnpman, ringm aster; Gary Kowalski, wild man and Larry Byrd, stronp man. (Herald Photo) Bats carry their newborn with them for several days after birth, the young bat This doesn't mean that the clinging (o its mother's fur. department is unhappy with ts campaign to get zip code lumbers into general use Actually, Postmaster General John A. Gronouski said Sun­ PAINTS day, public acceptance of the GIVE YOUR HOME system in its first nine THE BRIGHT LOOK nonths haa "exceeded our Ph. 322-88(1 fondest expectations." But re­ minders will be mailed next week under a plan to send >ut noticca every six months until the zip code becomes 2617 S. French an accepted part of everyone's Reminder Due On Zip Number WASHINGTON (UPI) — You probably will get a re­ minder from the Post Office Department in the next few weeks about using your zip code number. Farmer Garst On Latin Tour WASHINGTON (UPI) — Roswell Garst, the Iowa farm­ er who ehowed Soviet Pre­ mier Nikita Khrushchev how to raise com, was to leave today on a 58-dny tour of farms in Latin America. The Agency for Interna­ tional Development, which is financing his trip, said Garst would discuss methods to in­ crease agricultural production with farmers in Mexico, Gustemsla, El Salvador, Nicara­ gua, Costa Rica, Peru, Colom­ bia and Jamaica. 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Palmetto Ave. A 3rd St, Highway 1712, �2353535348482323535353534853 5323532353535323234823234848484853232323484848482323235353 �LB J Does Honors As 19 6 4 Baseball Season Opens Lyman Takes Seminoles Win About Sporta 2 Metro Games Thinking Out Loud Beating From Lakeview High Over Weekend 3 !jr D anforb R rralh Page 6 — April 13, 1964 BY JULIAN STENSTROM Samiaola H i g h School’* baMball teem put together two moro fietoria* in Metro Conference competition thla p ait. weekend in a S to I da* clskm Friday afternoon at Orlando over the Evani High Trojan* and Saturday after* noon, again in Orlando, not* tag out the Edgewatar Eagla* 1 to 0. The two tictorie* were tho Sanford achool'a third and fourth daciaJooa of the aaaaon again*! five ioaaaa to data. A n Saminolaa dropped four atralgbt gam ci before win­ ning two in a row. They loot one and then bounced back to taka another pair. On* more win and they could bo play* lag .800 baaebaU la the Metro feat competition. Eddie fltsgerald waa the Mg gun Friday afternoon whan ba acattarad four Erana hit* and permitted tho Tro­ jan* to pick up only two runa in tha aecond inning. Eddie left the hill in the alxth frame la favor of Rick Sirei, who held off tbo Trojan* tho reat of tha way. Fitigeraid, who ha* a nohitter to hla credit during tha currant campaign, did hla ahare of tho Seminole atlck work. He drove in two of tha Trlbe'a five marker*. Seminole broke Into the acoring column with a pair of ruaa in their half of tha aec­ ond. Evana, however, bounced right back with two to knot the count. In tbo fourth Seminola puabed over a trio of runa and for tbo acoring that waa it for tha afternoon. An unearned runa puihed over In the first inning of Saturday afternoon'* contest was all the Seminole* needed to pick up their fourth win Thla lime It waa Sire* who went to tbo hill with Fitxger* aid coming on in the aevenlh to aquaah any hopes Edgew ater had in pulling the event out of tha fire. Sira* and Fitsgeratd limited the Eagle* to live well scattered hit*. The line scores: Seminole 020 300 0—5 4 4 Evana 020 000 0 -2 4 2 Fltsgerald, Sire* (•) and Higgins; Lample, Coleman (3) and Arnold Seminole 100 000 0 -1 5 2 Edgewater 000 000 0—0 8 2 Sires, Fltsgerald (7) and Higgins; Catledge and Brown Men's League Team * h Kin gi wood 3 0 Wilson Malar 2 « C hue 1 1 Fla. St. Bank 1 1 McRaney Paint* 1 1 nobb’s Conatr. 1 1 I .oogwood 0 2 USO 0 2 Results Friday No Oames Scheduled Games Tonight (At Fort Mellon Park) Longwood -vs- McRaney, 7:30 Klngswood -vs* Chase, 8:45 Tha Llttla American League, the L ttns National League the Man's Sto.pltch Softball Leagu* and tha Junior Boys' League, seasons are off and running. Soma very Interesting ball games have bean played during this Initial week of ac­ tivity and no doubt more of them will b* plentiful during the remainder of the respective seasons. Much credit should go to Tha name of Skipper Ren Jim Jernlgan and his long karlk ha* cropped up again „ . t of cohorts which include. p u b l i c i t y man, managera g#MOn 8enktrlW w„ do|„g coaches, umpire* and the Ilka iomethlng along the lines of who make possible this type being outstanding. Now the youngster’s name appears in of program each aummar. Last, but not least, the **>• baseball line scores for . top notch pitching plus home youngsters who participate ,n run hitting. niuinff. vy«uiu Could it It be ur that wm Iho llttjo league* and the ^8*11 ^ another Jim Thorpe. Junior boys laagua should bo Guess we'll hav* to bids our grateful to tha city commls- time to sa* what ho does in slon for making It posiibls. football team gives every In on hla way—that's for sura George's Ties Perfection For First In AL George’s pulled Into a tie with Perfection Dalriei Friday afternoon in a 3 to 1 decision over the Florida State Bank in Little American League play. George'* sow has a re cord of two win* and no loss­ es along with Perfection for the loop's top spot. Meanwhile, Hunt Lincoln Mercury took over first place alone in the Llttla National League when Chase and Com pany'a nine dropped an 11 to 2 contest to the Locomotive Engineers. In the American loop UR, a three-run rally in the fifth Inning enabled George'a to squeeze peat the Florida Slate Bank nine in what haa to be described as the best played game of the season thus far In the two little m ajor c lr cults. Steve Rawls was era' dited with tba victory. He gave up only four hits, whiff­ ed seven and issued only • lone free pass. David Lea held command of the hill throughout the En gincor*' battle with Chase while his mates banged out the 11 to 2 win over the Pack era. Lee allowed Chase but threa hits and backed up hla own cause with a three-run homer. Both Chase and the En ginaers now hava record* of one and one. The line scores: Fla. St. Bank 000 100-1 4 2 George's 000 03s—3 3 0 WP— Rawls LP— Gen* Bertrang Chase 000 020 — 2 3 2 Lor. Engrs. 330 14s—11 11 1 W P - Lee L P - Wlnfree, HR —Lee (3 on) 60 Take Part In Tourney More than 80 members of the Mayfair Men's Golf Asso­ ciation and the Sanford Wom­ en’s Golf Association took part In a golf tournament at the kleyfalr Country Club course. The winning team with a low net score of 85 was com posed of Kathryn Park, Dossle DeGenahl, Harold Heckrn(Americas) bach and F. C. Richards. Team W L Coming in with a 88 and George's 2 0 earning second prls* was the Perf. Dairies 2 0 Navy 1 1 team of Ida B. Wilson, Jane Fla. St. Bank 0 2 McKibbln, Capt. R. Ware and Sanf. AU. Bank 0 2 Jim Palmer. At 87 and in third p la n war* Frances Results Friday Teggy Billups, George's 2, Fla. St. Bank 1 Goodman, Charles Park J r. and Ralph Gamas Today Slmss. (At Fort Mellon Park) Helen Carraway mad* tha Sanf. Atl. Bank *vs* Navy, longest putt In women's com4:30 p. m. peUtion and Earl Higginbo­ tham was closest to the pin on number sUteen in men's competition. Most oi those Team W I, who played In tha tournament enjoyed a steak cook-out af­ Boone 7 3 terwards at tb* Mayfair club­ Evana 5 3 house. Winter Park 8 4 Edgewater 8 8 Colonial 8 5 Gets Invitation Oak Ridge 5 5 WESTBURY, N. Y. (U P D Seminole 4 5 Express Rodney, an Improv­ Bishop Moor* 1 • ing aoa of Rodney-Adelald* Resells Friday Gallon who scored an im­ Seminole 5, Evans S pressive 1:00 1-8 triumph at Boone 1, Winter P ark 0 Bishop M oon 7, Edgewater 3 Sant* Anita, Calif., last Wadnesday, haa been Invited to Oak Ridge 2, Colonial 1 compete la Friday night's ReeuHo Saturday 123,000 Trader Horn Trot at Seminole i, Edgewater 8 Winter Park 7, Ouk Ridge 8 Roosevelt Raceway. 8u Mgc Lad and Porterhouse a r t tha Colonial 8, Boone 2 early favorites. E t t a s 18. Rithoo M oan 8 Little League Metro League Ray Graves, coach of the Florida p a to r gridiron ma­ chine, eaya "Florida's -*1004 football team give every in dlcatlon of being an aggros, sive, recklrs* outfit, capable of giving any tram a battle. "Our s c h e d u l e , " saya Graves, "is the most demand­ ing one in Florida history." 11a isn’t kidding. The Gator* this fall must face RMU, Mis­ sissippi State, L8U, South Carolina, Ola Mias, Alabama, Auburn, Georgia, FSU and Miami. " It’ll require a great deal of determination,” Grave* continues, "along with depth and luck In the form of keep Ing key boys healthy to face up to the challenge of facing six teama th a t played in bowl* last year. "Our big problem la a lack of depth in the form of quail ty football players a t most positions. In particular, wa nr* very strong on the first two units nt tackle, but we can't afford an Injury. This position la typical of the aquad." Graves Is high on the pos­ sibility of an improved run­ ning game, a better kicking game, and a bitter fullback In l-arry Dupre* who la, a* Graves says, "Our Leader." Rex Back In First Place Rex Liquors moved back Into flrat place In the Busi­ nessmen's league a t Jat Lanes but It wa* not so much their own doing, Aa they wars winning a single point against Team No. 4, first place Cavanaugh Tire Serv­ ice wa* dropping all four to tha red hot Kundrackl and Cline’s Sinclair squad. Tex Morrison had hi* big "bomb" exploding all over tho pins aa ha amassed the high serlea for the night with 200/ 648 as ha lad Kondrackl and Clin* In thalr sweep. Curt Abney helped out with 107/ 515 and Stave Mason waa tha mainstay for Cavanaugh with 176/618. Claranc* Wallis hit a good 200 game to help Rex Liquors to their Ion* win agalnat Team No. 4. Vergil Andarann rolled 201/631 In Team N'u. 4's three gam* decision over Rex Liquor. Bill Murphy grabbed solo honors for tha night with a whopping 222 gam* as h* paced Team No. 6 In a clean sweep against 8mlth's Amoco Service. Jimmy Vilas alto chlmsd In with 179/600 and David Oldham 189/604 and Marshall Wiltshire 188/603 war* trying hard to keep Smith’s Amoco Service close to tha pace. Faron Builders took a three point win from Dick’s Appli­ ance to round out tha night'* matches. Lcnnia Blond! shot 182/628 and Dick Schaffer hit 303/605 to "star" for thalr reapactiva teams. 4th Tagged Fish Chief Jaaa K. Benson, • f Baaferd Naval Air Staties, haa booked hla fourth tagged fish la Lake Golden. These tagged flah carry cash prises in tha IchUta 8688,888 flaking darby, first m a lts of which tacally are t* he aaaaanced later thla wash- The Lyman High Grey hounds, making a desperate bid to even up their win and losa record at 5 and 3, failed as tha Lakeview High Red Devils of Winter Garden came to Longwood Park Friday and nosed out the 'Hounds, 3 to 2. Although both clubs ara In the Oranga Belt Conference this was not an official OBC contest. Lakeview tallied once in the initial inning and pushed over their final two markers In the third. Pendleton, with a pair of doubles,. accounted for two of the runs and Teal drove In what turned out to be tha winning run. Lyman cams to Ufa only in the sixth when Marvin Cook hammered one out of the park with a mate aboard for tha 'Hounds' only two runs. Shaw and Hewett combined on the hill for the Devils to limit Lyman to five hits. Meanwhile, Donnie S m i t h went the routs for the losers, also holding Lakeview to flva safeties. Lyman, now with a record of four wins and six losses — their worst a t this time of the year In the past 17 seasons, will take on Leesburg Thurs­ day night In Ihe Lake County city. The contest is slated to begin at 7:30. Lakeview 102 000 0 -1 5 0 Lyman 000 002 0 -2 6 2 Shaw, Hewett (8) and Kin­ sey; Smith and Neufcld. Suniand Wins Practice Tilt In South Seminole Little League practice games, play­ ed recently at Longwood, Sunland racked up an 8 to 7 vic­ tory over I-ongwood. Cassel­ berry downed the Altamonte Springs .Senators by a score of I to 5 and the Altamonte Springs Twins captured a lop­ sided affair from the North Orlando, 13 to 6. Bear Lake rolled to a 14 to 1 win over Lake Mary. The contests were played In connection with a barbeque sponsored at the Longwood Park by the South Seminole Little League Association which la miking effort* at this time to raise funds with which to provide a lighting system for its new park lo­ cated In Casselberry. A parade, hlghUgbting the event, was led by Longwood Police Chief Gaude Layo. The barbeque wa* arranged by the Little League organisation's auxiliary. The feature performance of the day was 8flk« Conover’s no-hit pitching aa he hurled Rear t.ake to the 14 to 1 win over la k e Mary. Mike Weirick waa the Bear Lake catch, er, Guy Brewer the manager. Junior League Team Elks Kiwania Rotary Lake Mary Shrine CPO Gvltan Ra*nils Friday Shrine 3, Lake Mary 2 Game* Today Klwanl* -va- Shrine, 7:30 p.m. Surtees Wins SIRACUSA, Sicily (UPI) — John Curteea of Britain, driv­ ing a formula one Ferrari, won the Grand Prlx of Stra­ t u m Sunday with an average speed of 185.282 kilometers an hour and a clocking of one hour, 18 minutes and 51.8 sec­ onds for tha 220-kllometcr course. A. L. ROY caught this aeven-pound black baas under 1-4 bridge, according to Seminole Sport­ ing Good*. He was using live ahiners on spin­ ning tackle with a six-pound test line. Masters Wrapped Up, Arnie Looks To U .S . AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) — King Arnold Falmer, back on his throne after six months in virtual exile, set hla sights today on the U. S. Open—are ond atop an rout* to the grand alam of golf. Palmer, who became the first-ever four-time Masters champion when he beat de fending champion Jack Nicklaua and Texan Dave Marr by aix strokes, aald ha would aldeatep the pro tour for the next two weeks and use some of that time to practice cn Lawson Fund Is Growing The varying amounts bring given to the Buddy Lawson klcmorial Fund continue to cover a broad scope, but are swelling the sum to be used to perpetuate the memory of the exciting halfback and fleet-footed 100 yard and 220 daih man who so popularly represented Seminole high school. BUI Lovelace, chairman of fund* committee, said today that "soma of the youngsters may be sacrificing their lunch money—or Is it 'burger skimp Ing that does 117—In order to make a gift in memory of their friend." Tb* committee chairman also said that butlneis men, fan* of the "Scooter," are adding their check* to the fund. Contributions are acknow­ ledged from Donald Reynolds, John Kader, Sid Morrison, Robert Mahan, Bud Milam, Karlyle and lla Housholder, Sally Mamele, Chuck Mamele, Jack Bridges, Richard Hlttell and Dr. and Mrs. O. L. Barks. Postmaster CecUa Heard has assured propectiv* d o n o r s that ihelr gift sent to Buddy Lawson Memorial Fund, Sinford, Florida 32771, wlU be delivered to tha proper off! dais. Little League (Natfeoal) Team W L Hunt Lin tie r 2 0 Chase 1 1 First Federal 1 1 Loc. Engrs. 1 1 Standard Oil 8 S Result* Friday Loc. E nirs. 11, Chase 3 Games Today (At Bay Avenue Park) Hunt Un-Mar. -vs- Standard OU, 4:30 p.m. tha Congressional course In Washington whera this year's Open Is to be held. He mad* it clear th at he hopes thla might be the year In which he can sweep the big four — the Masters, the U. S. Open, the PGA and the British Open. This la on* of tha few feats which haa es­ caped him In a fabuloua 10year career that Includes 41 tour victories and more than a half million dollars in prise money. "If I win tha U. S. Open, than I definitely will go sifter tha British tltla,” Palmer said. "I'm reasonably sure that I'll be in tha British Open under any circum­ stances and 111 definitely play In tha PGA." Palmer wiped out a n y doubts about his status at the top of the golf heap Sun­ day when he posted a final round 70 for a 12-under-par 276 total to earn f20,000 and coma within two strokes of the tournament record te l by Ben Hogan back in 1953. "I waa never sure in past Masters th at I had really won It on my own," Palmar said. "Thera was always the weather or some other fac­ tor. But, 1 really won this one." He did, too, and called the winning acore exactly. Al­ though Marr, who waa play­ ing in the same twosome, pulled within three strokes of him eight hcles from the end, I'almer reeled off three bir­ dies over the last five holes to crush any and all latablooming contenders. Palmer was in a five-way tie after Thursday’s first round but led by widening margins thereafter. Nlcklaua, who won her* last year with a 286 — 10 atrokei higher than thla year's win­ ning score — auffered tha same Jinx that haa plagued all defending Master* Cham­ pions. H* mads a valiant try with an eagla and two birdies over one four-hola stretch but simply ran out of holes In hla drive to become tha first to ever put Masters victorias back to back. SPECIA LS EVERY D A Y! The Seminole High School track team icored 29)4 points Friday afternoon to place fourth among the 10 school era participating in tba annual Beach Relays at Daytona. Daytona Beach Mainland cap' lured top spot. Daytona Beach Seabreeze was second, the DeLand High Bulldogs were third and Seminole came in fourth. Picking up points for the Scmlnolcs were George Marks who placed third in the 120yard high hurdles, Jack Hunt who placed fourth In the mile, plus Harold Unger who was fifth In Ihe 'same event. Barry Barks tied his own SHS record of 50.8 seconds In the 440. However, this ematlng time was only good enough for second place as the win­ ner from Mainland covered the distance In 60.2 seconds. Ed Griffith of Seminole was fourth In the event. Seminole’s Rick Walstrom placed fourth In the 180-yard low hurdles, and the Tribe's foursome of Griffith, Denver Vodopich, Barks end Lloyd Freeman established a new school record in the sprint medley relay with a time o( 2:05.1 to place third in this event. Clarence Johnson was third In the 220, Vodopich posted a 20-foot-U-tnch broad Jump, good enough for second place, and Lee Sparkman was third In the high Jump. Coach Dick Williams said he waa well pleated with his team 's performance among the mass of double-A schools that participated in the an­ nual event The Tribe’* thinclads will take part In a dual meet with Colonial High of Orlando today, participate in the Metro Conference Meet on April 22 at Orlando's Evans High, and wind up the spike season by appearing in the Group meet at Daytona Beach Mainland High on May 2. To Poll Fans NEW YORK (UPI) - Base­ ball fans across the nation will be polled to select par­ ticipants in the New York Yankees' 18th annual old tim­ ers day scheduled for Yankee Stadium on Aug. 8. REPLACE YOUR SPACE HEATER By Joe G tr g n UPI Sports W riter The tall, Imposing figures of Lyndon Baines Johnson, one-time first baseman, and Fred Hutchinson, a former pitchar, cast tha dominating shadows today aa the 1964 ma jor league baseball season stirs to life with opening day games in Washington and Cincinnati. Mr. Johnson assumes the honor—aa nine U. S. Prealdenta have done before him— of tossing out the first hall In the nation’s Capitol to offi­ cially herald tha sta rt of a new aeaeon. For Hutchinson, manager of the Cincinnati Reds who aa the oldest franchise In b*«r» fcoH have the traditional honor of opening the National .Lea­ gue schedule at home, today is the first day of a long fight— not ju st to bring the Red* home first as h* did in 1961 but to ovareoma the cancer which was detected In hla chest last winter. Johnson, who revealed last week that h* played a pretty mean first bas* in tha Texas sandlots, will make the first pitch before an expected crowd of 44,000 In D. C. Stadium, which then will sit hack and watch the hometown Senators, tha perennial tailenders of Shrine Playing At .500 Clip The Shrine Gub hiked its season percentage to .500 Fri­ day afternoon at Sanford’s Memorial Stadium when It posted a 3 to 2 victory over Lake Mary in the only cootest slated for the day. The Shrine’s Jim Warren singled home Tim Sain in the bottom half of the seventh to break a 2-2 deadlock and give the Shrlners their first vic­ tory in two starts. Lake Mary, winner of its initial engage­ ment, Is tied with the Shrinera now for second place. Paul Pivee turned In a fine pitching performance, going (fie distance for the Shrlners and holding the Lakers to four hits. Ken Riser, on the hill for Lake Mary, alio turned la a four-hit performance. tha Amiri can Laagua, taagto with tha Los Angales Angela, who finished ahead of only tha Senators last year with a ninth place finish. The usual sellout crowd of 30,000 at Crosier Field will ba treated to tha annual festiv­ ities, which inelud* a parade and the usual q u o t a o f speeches followed by the gam* between the Reds—on# of tha National League's top pennant contenders — and the ninthplace Houston Colts. All of tha other 16 elubs open Tuesday with tha Amer­ ican Leagu* running on a full daytime schedule and tha Na­ tional Leagu* splitting Ite four games between the day and night JbhhaolT, who a t fi-foot-2 and TBTTOundris built in tha mold v t -cUasle l i n t basemen, will ba continuing a tradition be­ gun hy William Howard T aft In 1010. After tha ceremonies era concluded, Claud* Oatean, a lefthander who established a 0-14 mark for Washington last year, will oppoi* the An­ gel*' Ken McBride, a right­ hander who finished 18-12 ia 1963. Hutchinson, a fiery compet­ itor who is convinced ha can lick the cancer and th a t his team can win the pennant will send Jim Maloney, tha fircballlng righthander who compiled a 23-7 mark last year—one of the top records in baseball against tha Colts. “ Wa can win it (tha pen­ nant) . . . our attitude ia good,” Hutch, who like John­ son, 6-2, has frequently de­ clared during spring training. And in tha wide open National League race, no one can doubt tha sincerity and truth of hi* statem ent Ken Johnson (na relation), who was 11-17 last year, will 1>* on tha mound for tha Colts, who boast on* of tha oldest in­ field and youngest outfields ia basebalL Newly acquired Nel­ li* Fox will s ta rt a t second for Houston and team with veterans Pate Runnels, Eddie Kaiko and Ken Aipromont*. The key for the Reds Is tha return to form of outfielder Frank Robinson and pitchers Joey Jay and Bob Purkay, all of whom experienced miser­ able seasons in 1963. St op running s c a r e d 8K H R U 0IU C T R IC W lA T H im tO N AU ELECTRIC MAT PUMP Th« rain It w e t. . . the road la slippery . . . f a wind la fierce 'Jaap' Wagoneer. No mattar what'a happanlng oultlda your •Ini Mazzinghi Wins MILAN, Italy (UPI) World Junior welterweight champion Alessandro Masslnghl of Italy stopped Mexico's Hlrario Morales in tha third round of Sunday’s 10-round non-UUa bout at VigoreUi Sta­ dium. Tribe Fourth Reds, Celts In In 10-Team NL Spotlight Relay Meet Lon. Cost fnitil/itJon R Aw o r i annual Ratafid c a t baud on 5-ywft' OMfitnct In driving a Wagonaar. Why? la on* word: "Drivapoamr."* 'Jaoy Wagonaar haa that no other ear In tha world hat. R’a what keeps all lour whetle gripping tha road, providing th« kind pf traction that you can't gat with any ordinary vohlclo. A sW* Tha 'Jaap' Wagonaar will taka you through mud, snow or slast, and over rugged terrain that no tthar ear would avaa attempt So for tho leva o' your family - gat a 'Jaap' Wagonearl taummm Jto p cammamAnaN m m ia ohot UtiM V r o m rtn w tH "to Wagsnsar station wagon's new, Improve* and aieluatve 4 -wheal drive system. ON 100 BRANDS F A R R E L L ’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — • A. M. - «s!S P. M. 118 B. FIRST SANFORD WE GIVE TOP VALUE RTAMPS 8oa your 'Jaap' daklsr and take ■ demonstration drive today. ( 1NIRAI ( OOl IN(, AND HI A I INI, WALL FU*W ag, Heating, 1887 Sanford Av*. 828-8683 CO RD ELLS REPAIR SHOP 500 E. Socoad St. *** krjalctlonki0*** "THE O U T E R BOV 01 E l U T Buford, Florida Tooeday 9 p .m . Chaiool 9 �J frrtH 'Aprfl 18, 1964 — F i j i 7 Politically Speaking • • Florida voters a n denied holders of Florida Citrus Pro­ the privilege of balloting for duction Credit Association on write-in candidate* in pri­ April 14 at Orlando. This mary election* where a quali­ story will be told by Dr. fied candidate ha* no oppoel- Byron T. Shaw, administrator tlon. of agricultural research ser­ This la the am wer to the vice, U. S. Department of question railed by this co­ Agriculture, Washington, who lumn aa to why Florida law will speak on "Partners in p e r m i t a unopposed candi­ Agricultural Progress." # a e dates' names be left off the primary ballots. Senator Holland, in a This column queried Secre­ lengthy news report support­ tary of State Tom Adam* and ing his stand on the civil received the following re­ rights and medicare bills, sponse by w in : sums it up thuely: "Despite "Re your telegram. Section tension, dangers and prob­ 99.041, Florida statutes, pro­ lems that burden us, the vides th a t where there is only world is not a worse place one candidate of any politi­ than it once was. We knew cal party qualified for an of­ more about what is going on fice, the name of the candi­ today because we have better date shall not be printed on newspapers a n d reporters the primary election ballot, than ever before, and radio and such candidate shall be and television bring us new* declared nominated for the of great events the hour they occur. Let us face our prob­ office. "Our Florida election laws lems and solve them as in­ do not make provision for formed free Americans." • • • write-ins in a primary elec­ tion. .Write-in* are only perJohn Kader say* Sen. Scctt mltted in a general election.' Kelly is the first governor So, if the reader proposes* Icandfdaie to accept an invita­ to vote for someone *VSt~tm tion to the county-wide De­ the primary ballot, wait until mocratic committee’s rally the general election to writ* April 18 at the Jal Alai fron­ ton. Kelly has received the (fit in bis or her name. s e e dorsement of his hometown Local campaigns leading newspaper, the Lakeland Led­ up to the* May 6 primary are ger. s e e beginning to wax h o t . The gubernatorial c a m • Charges, counter-charges and denials are beginning to fly palgn also is waxing hot. between James P. Avery J r. Fred Dlckinscn has labeled and Marjorie C. Shepard, Jack Mathews "the new pub­ two of four Democratic can­ lic defender of Jacksonville Boss Burns" and added, “no didates for tax collector, Avery wants it known th at m atter what Mathews does or "I vehemently deny the ru ­ says I will not be stopped mors I hava aald I will fire from telling the truth about everyone now in the collec­ Burns." Dickinson, In Orlando Wed­ to r’s office if I am elected. She (Mr*. Shepard) and he nesday, continued: “Senator (John Galloway, retiring col- Mathews, through his attacks lector )are telling it around on me, has become the best the county I will discharge all press agent I have." • e * present personnel. This is ab­ Tampa Tribune, In an edi­ surd. I t would be stupid to discharge these experienced torial entitled, "The Honest deputies. I will change some Approach," says: "Governor policies of the office, if elect­ candidate John E. Mathews, ed, but the present personnel Duval County’s state sena­ do not need to worry on* tor, has properly called the hands of rivals who are pro­ whit about their Jobs." To which, Mrs. Shepard and mising to work for repeal of Galloway deny t h e y are specific Florida taxes. Such spreading auch reports, but promises, says Mathews, ‘are add: "W* are not even men- pie in the sky.' "Especially singling out tionlng Mr. Avery’s name . . . but we are being told he is S t a t e Sen. Scctt Kelly’s pledge to repeal both the in­ telling that* tangibles tax and tha 1963 • • • Galloway, who has said automobile license tag tax in. privately he will publicly in- crease, Mathews notes that dona Mrs. Shepard for his the two combined bring in job, also was reported as |70 million to the state trea­ denying the privilege of per­ sury each biennium, and mitting the public to view asks: 'Where will Sentator the payroll of his office. The Kelly get this $70 million re­ retiring collector, in response placement? Would he tax to this rumor, said: " It (the groceries end medicines'7' payroll) is a m atter of pub­ lic record. I will open it up to anyone with a legitimate reason for seeing it; but I will not open It for curiosity seekers." Xsrlyl* Housholder, County • * • Jhn Avery, current chair- Service. Officer, Sanford, an­ nounces that C h a r l e s R. man of the County Commis­ sion, ia "summarising'' for Prince, Assistant State Serv­ ice Officer, Florida Depart­ public consumption a 48-page ment of Veterans Affairs, will issue which will be submit­ be In 8anford from 3 p. m. ted to the voting public on until 4:80 p. m„ April 21. May 5. The title, itself, to Prince's visit to this vicinity this proposal is 1U legal-sixe will be for the purpose of pages long, single spaced. I t helping veterans and their has to do with the creation of survivors or dependents resid­ a special tax district to asses* ing In this area, with regard a special tax not to ex­ to Veterans Administration ceed thrse-tenths of a mill benefit* such as: Hospitalise, "to construct or acquire tlon, Education and training, w ater conservation and con­ Insurance, Disability, Widows trol facilities . . . for the con­ and Dependent Parents' Bene­ servation, development, utili­ fits, G. I. Housing loans, etc. sation and disposal of water." Prince represents the head­ * • • quarters office of the Florida Sea. Spessard L. Holland Department of Veterans' Af­ will he honored for his great fair*. Pas-a-Grille, Florida, service and co-operation t* and his services ars offered the citrus Industry a t the fro* of charge to all con­ 30th annual meeting of stock­ cerned. Penny-Saver Limit 2 Pleas* BLEACH PUNCH. S A L T ... 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SSSSI MOtOOPOOOOOOOOOOOl CASSELBERRY, FLA. I, �Pnffe 8 — April 13, 1964 Decorating Class Meets Tuesday Shower Honoree Circle Conducts Monthly Meeting The Ethel Root Circle of the Congregational Chriitlan Church met recently in Fellowihlp Hall of the church. Hra. Out Schmah led an ln> tereiting devotion bated upon ;"The Joy of Doing Good on The Sly," by Rev. Gordon Powell. - Routine butlneit wat con­ ducted by the prealdent, Mrt. Walter Bethea, at which time reports were heard from the 'yearbook and material aid chairmen. . Announcement w at made of the dlitrict meeting to be held In Tavaret on April IS, and delegate! were eelected to at* lend. ^ The quarterly Women't Fel­ lowship meeting wat dltcutt* BRIDE ELECT Frnnklo «d, which will be held on April er at the homo of Mrs. 87 a t Fellowthlp Hall. At thli Mrs. Frank Jones, right, meeting, lira. Glbbont, misdenary from India, will be the gueat apeaker. Final plana were made for the bake eale which the Circle Will apontor on Saturday, April 11, at 9:30 a.m. In front • I McCrary'a atore. Plea, cup* Cakes, cooklea, bread, caket, Swcdlih Llmpa bread and at* The Wesley Service Guild •orted Swedish cooklea will be of T h e F irst Methodist Slclhc available. Church m at a t the homi i of "At the conclusion of the fleeting delicious r e f r e s h * Mrs. Dura Wakefield for ths manta were served by the hot* regular monthly meeting. Various committee chair­ teas, Mrt. Harold Herbat, to . men gave reports, and com* the following l Mmea. T. R. Alford, Walter Ing events were related dur­ Bethea, Bonner Carter, Clay* ing tha bualnesa aetalon. Elected to serve for 1004ton Bagwell, M. J . Corbett, Ralph Lotting, G. O. Nord* 03 were Mrs. Lucy Smith, president, Mrs. Haze] Flynt, gren, A. M. Remuaat, Gua vice president, Mrs. Dura Schmah, E. T. Simpson, Clyde Wakefield, recording secreta­ Stinson and Oscar Zittrower. ry, Mrs. Mildred Carver, Treasurer, M r s . Beatrice Smith, Spiritual Life Chair­ man, Mra. Fay Galnei, Mia* alonary education, Mra. Nan­ cy Brock, Chrlatlan Social Re­ lation*, Mra. Hattie Sullivan, Supply Work Chairman, Miia Ethel Riser, Promotion Sec­ retary, Mra. Esther I-analng, Literature and Publication* Secretary, Mra. Muriel Gard­ Pause before enter­ ner, Local Church Work, and ing a row of seats in a Mra. Robbie Guff, Sunshine theater or s p o r t s Chairman. A pleasant social hour fol­ a ren a Th is lets others lowed the business session collect themselves. with refreshments served. Wesley Guild Elects Officers or Coming Year I guests thoroughly enjoyed a I The buffet table was bcauti* I 00 ‘,per*°n* fully overlaid with pink net * ty Tr* u ' lover taffeta, and sweet peas were dispersed at intervals along the edge. Centering the table wat a punch bowl of genuine imported milk glass, with matching candelabra holding pink candles. Assorted nuts and candies were served from milk glass compotes, and the combine* Uon of the dazzling white and pastel pink produced an un usual effect of splendor. Frankie waa attired in an attractive pink and white checked dress with a pink sweet pea corsage. The guest list Included the Mmcs. Pat Cook, Kathy Be herns, and Glny Ward. THE BLUBBER CLUB, new organization of VAH-3 Officers Wives, is Also the Misses P at Wight, especially designed for the girls who ore weight watchers. Reviewing a Sherry Lee, Loretta Fore, Nyposter at a recent meeting at the Afterburner are calorie counters, left lenc Albers, Jo Anne Hern, to right, Mrs. R. D. Ashby, Mrs. L. T. Hawkins, and Mrs. J. D. Durbin. Jackie Enslcy, Joan Jones, Regina Clark, Marty Stemper, Bettlna Vale, Sara Wenty, Carol Chambers, M e r r i t t PhUipa, Linda Hlttell, and Barbara Kanner. Alto Susan West, P at Lav ender, Phylla Frlsby, Judy Lewis, Janice Crawford, Pat Irwin, Janice Russell, Joyce The DeBary Business and her chairman of Committees Russell, Terry Vickers, Lin­ Professional Women's Club aa follow*, Career Advance­ left, wnti guest of honor at a bridal show­ By Evelyn Lundy da Wade, Linnottc Henning, held their Installation of New ment, Or* White, Finance, Fitzgerald, center, who served as hostess. Officers a t a Dinner Meeting Sally Ann Neider, Health and Sir. and Sirs. R. T. Warren Marylln Hunt, Pat Wiggins, mother of the bride. a t the DeBary Restaurant, Safety, Alice Robiollo, His­ and Bette Hayes. will be guests of honor Wed Tuesday, April 7. torian, 31arion Roberts, Inter­ nesday, April 15, a t their Prealdent Her* Lederhaus national Relations, E l s i e home, 1012 Slagnolla Avenue, presided, and welcomed the Thompson, Legislation, Jo f o l l o w i n g members and Peck, 3fcmbershlp, H e l e n Sanford, a t open house in guests, Mildred Haney and Snodgrass, National Security, celebration of their twenty her daughter Kathy of Del­ Dorothy Paplneau, Parliamen­ fifth wedding anniversary. tona, Jan Splzak and Betty tarian, Alberta Warner, Pub­ 8(r. and Sirs. Jam es PearPeacock, District 4, Lois Wal­ lic Relations and Public Af­ ton of Oviedo, will serve as ker's guest, Mrs. Francis Hen­ fairs Beatrice Muller, Pro­ hosts for the celebration. gram Coordination, Margaret ry of Ormand Beach. All friends of both couplet Helen Snodgrass gave the Williams; Publicity, Evelyn Invocation and following a Dzick, Industrial School, Ma­ are invited to call between the brief business aeasion, Lois rie Accardl, Year Book, Sally hours of 3:3o and 5:30 p.tn. Walker, District 4 Director, Ann Neider and 3tary Ann installed the slate of new of­ Lederhaus, Hospitality and ficers submitted by, Helen Sunshine, Helen Stripp. Ways Kohlnant’s Stripp, Nominations Chair­ and Means was left open for DINNER DELIVERY man; Bert Lederhaus, Presi­ the time being. SERVICE d e n t , Margaret Williams, • During the salute to flag, Complete delicious dinners First Vice President, Helen led by the President, the flag Snodgrass, 8ccond Vice Pres­ was draped In honor of the DELIVERED DAILY MON. THRU SAT. ident, Jo Peck, Third Vice late General Douglas Mac 4 P. M. to 6 P. M. President, Thersa Frlson, Cor­ Arthur. The District 4 Din­ BY DAY OR WEEK. responding Secretary, 3!ary ner Sleeting will be held, FREE MENUS Ann Lederhnus, Recording April 26, at Leesburg, with LOW COSTl Secretary and Sally Ann Nei- registration at 11 a.m. Speak­ Sanford 4k Sanford Area dcr, Treasurer. er will be Miss Helen Pa­ Ph. 322*2256 The President announced rades. DeBary BP Women Conduct The R.T. Warrens Installation O f Officers 25th Anniversary Jones, H. M. is the Chuluota His And Hers Club Mra. H. T. Crittendon, Pres­ ident of tha South Seminole Cardan Club, was the gueat speaker s t the April meeting of the ChuluoU His and Her Garden Club held a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. George T. Haig last Monday avening. Mrs. Crittendon, who la a retail florlat, advised the gar­ den club members to consider both the lasting qualities and how flowers are to bo used when buying them. For In­ stance, chrysanthemums will laat three weeks If proper care la given them) rosea, atock and carnations a t the moat one weak, while tulips, iris and snapdragon will last only two or three days. "In making arrangements, na* two colors or at the most three in a ratio of 6-1, or 69-1," she advised. '‘Lavender and pink a r t both good colon to us* a t night, but rad la a day-time color. Escept in a •enter piece when both ends of the arrangement should be tha same length, each spike or stem should be of a diffarent slsa." Each woman present made a corsage and each man a boutonnler* so that everyone present wore flowers a t the refreshment table, which was decorated with a center piece, made by Mra. Crittendon while she explained the ma­ terials user and the manner in which to assamble them. At the business meeting, Russell J. Hammond, Chair­ man of the Beautification Committee, reported t h a t Mesare. Roy Carlson, George T. Haig, Charlaa E. McCune and Georg* H. Zimmer had worked with him a t the en­ trance to this section of ChuluoU from 8R 419, so that the gardens now oxUnd the full length of tha two walla. Donations of two palm trees, a Urge number of chrysanthemums and cleomt, and about 20 choice canna rootstocks had been given the club by Mra. Joo Battle of Oviedo, Mr. Loula Ratliff of ChuluoU and Mra. Arthur C. Broeker, a club member. This material was planted by Mta* dame* George R. Boulden, Broeker, Carlson, McCune and Hammond. The next meeting of the Cleanser Fights Acne Deodorants and cologne are club will be held at tha home • o t substitutes for cleanli­ of Mr. and Mra. McCune on ness. This la something teen­ Monday, May 4 a t 7:80 p.tn. agers must be aware of early. An antibacterial skin cleaner FOB ANT OCCA8ION a a n t a l n a hsxachlorophene, FLOWERS once used only by doctors for ARE ALWAYS — scrubbing, now Is commercial­ CORRECT ly available. The cleaner cuts down on germ growth and is said to be nondrying and hypo-allergenie. I t la recom­ mended for personal, hygiene and Is helpful in easing tha acne problem. To get a clean cat through • meajngue-topped pie, put butter ‘on the knife blade be* fan cutting. SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Car. B. l i t 4 Ban/aid Are. 188*1988 888*8488 The second class of the newly reorganized Decoratfng Course will be held Tuesday. April 14, at 1 p.tn. at the SN* AS Ballroom for all Service wives, both active and retir­ ed. Sfri. Kermit Johnson, who designed the original pro­ gram in entirety, will conduct the class, using "The Young­ er Set” as her topic. The transforming of the nursery to the dormitory will be outlined by Mrs. Jamison in stressing the economy of less expensive fabrics to pro­ duce clever effects In interior decorating, and in the pur­ chasing of durable and pract­ ical furnishings, which can be utilized throughout the years, with little change. Sir*. Jamison is well known for her venality, having been professional Interior decor­ ator, and the OWC ladles arc indeed fortunate In having the opportunity of attending this course under her capable di­ rection. Sire. Vivian W right will as­ sist Sirs. Jamison in present­ ing this Interesting program. Kayser Hosiery Spring Sale April 13-35 Regular 11.35 Value d(DWSlA Fashions 2526 PARK DR. "RITUAL OF JEWEL" ceremonies for now members of Zeta Ai, Beta Sigmu Phi, was held recently a t tho home of Mrs. Nancy Morris in Osteen. Participating in tho impressive ceremonies were, seated left, Mrs. Geri Linnekugel and Mrs. Flo Winsa, president of tho chapter. Standing from left are, Mrs. Dora Leo Russell, Mrs. Pat Recrs, and Mrs. Jan Cara. Another new member, Mrs. Winkle LcFils, was unable to attend. Sanford Personals The George T. Haigs Host Will Celebrate A t NAS Ballroom Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Earle of Ann Arbor, Michigan are houia guests of her par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert 8. BUIhlmer. A c c o m p a n y i n g them South wat Mr. Earle's mother, Mrs. Harry Earle, of Dearborn, Michigan. They all are finding our Florida wea­ ther very delightful and quite a change from tha weather they left a week ago. houio guests of their son and cruise to the Bahamas. daughter-in-law, Mr. and 31rt. R. J. O'Neil on Tangerine BARBER Drive. Mr. and 81r*. E. R. Helton Jr., were recent guests of her sister, Mrs. Doris Williams, en route to their homo In Montgomery, Alabama, fol­ lowing a southern tour. In West Palm Beach, the Hel­ ton's were guests at the Ken­ nedy Mansion, and were members of a private yacht WANTED To Rent & Operate Our Shop , . . Beat Location la Town. Plenty Of Free Parking Low Rent, Utilities Fra* Ph. 322-1293 8anford HtaU Farm era* Market SALE Playtex $250Bras $099 :or Save *101 Mr. and Mrs. P. P. O'Nell of Detroit, Mich, were recent EMPTY MILK CARTONS — Don't throw away all of hose wax or plaatie milk car­ tons. 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Faahioo-Magic* Braa—underlift panels for fashion's younger look. C IfaskvCUnn* Brma-nooaUp panda and elastic In the atnpa atop ride-up. AH hna white 32A to 40C, S for SS.99 D aiaea Fadtinrelfagir, 2 for >5.99 $ / w ie U ’A MC B. Pint St D m tsv a Bamferi •Oipa; Nylon Lace, Center, Back and Cup Lining: 9M «M m1 4 4 . �It —.---- -V Vtr* Vcnfnrl Rrraff April 18, 1984 — Pare 9 0sah Qbbij. • DEAR READERS: A few weeks ago, the following letter appeared in my col­ umn: “ Dear Abby: “Today, while I was on a school bus, the driver hit a dog. All of us kids told him about It and he just said, 'I am aware of that.' He did­ n't even stop to see it the dog was dead or not. None of us kids could do a thing. LOVES DOGS LN KOKO­ MO. IND." 1 replied: “ DEAR LOVES DOGS: “The bus driver should have atopped and done what he could for the poor ani­ mal. Had the driver been alone, the crime would not have been less, but to have act such a poor example for the school children is inex­ cusable." Hundreds of letters poured in Here are a few: DEAR ARBY: Are you nuts or something? A school bus driver is prohibited by law from stopping his bus and getting off to leave his bus unattended. That bus driver was only doing hla Job, and I think you owe him an apology. BUS DRIVER IN MASON CITY, IA. • • • DEAR ABBY I love dogs, j? By Abigail Van Buren MONDAY P. M. M l (•> CUsaast S w sw srssm (»> N swslln* l : l t 111 M ir e II o i m i u la Kparls *:• (5) W in n e r 1:11 <«> W esthsr 1:1* (4) W alter Crenklt* I t ) l!uat!*r-H rtnk !tr Tt#4 (*) Have Oun W ill T rsvst but If one gets In my way what could hare happened when I am driving. It's hla If some of the school childfuneral. My brother o n c e dren followed him of the bus to investigate also? Perhaps put hia brakes on suddenly to avoid hitting a dog on a the bus driver would have highway, and he banged his been responsible for a cou­ (!) Pltsst mouth on the steering wheel ple of dead children. l i t Z»n* llrrjr Theater breaking off four healthy MOTHER OF SIX 1:11 111 Monday Nit* At Th* • • • H o r lts front teeth. Ha eama very e• > To Tell Tli* Truth close to involving two other DEAR ABBY: Although (I) Outer U m lts cars in what could have I II II) I’v s Oot A Secret the bus driver did Use right 1:10 (It W sgon Train been a serious accident. (It The t.ury Show BURT F. IN SAN FRAN­ thin* to not stopping, l *:»» (It Penny Tlv>m», think he could have said 1:11 (It Andy O r'fflth Show CISCO (1) H ollywood end the • • a more than than, “ 1 am ■tars aware of that" when ‘he 11:11 (I) B reaking Tolnt DEAR ABBY: That bus ( I , Keel hide— W est children told him he had tiit driver was sm art to go right Side a dog. Had he explained on Instead of stopping to (It Sing Along W ith Mitch that he could not stop, but care for the dog he hit in Newecep* would report the accident as 11:11 <>> the road. When I was young (I ) New* (and pretty stupid), I struck eoon as be got the children (I) Newstln* to their destination, he 11:11 (I) Sports 1*1n * I a dog on the highway. I (I ) Theater of Hie Stare would have put the child­ 11:11 ( l i T enlte Shew stopped and tried to get the (S) Movie ren at ease and not have Injured animal into my car 11:11 (I t The l.ate Show givrn them the Impression so I could take him to the vet's. He wai slightly mad, that he didn’t care whether TUESDAY A. M. he had killed a dog or not. and, In his frenty. bit me «;(10 <51 Sign On COMPASSIONATE IN 1:1* III badly on the face. I had to Mudehlne Almanao OWENSBORO. KY. *:Jh («) Perm llrpnrt have to stitches in my *:*'• ( i t World (’Ivllleellon » • • cheek. That was 23 year* 1:11 (I) College *f the Air Get it off your chest. For ago. ami I still carry a very t ; . (I t TeSey (It Walt* Up Merle* ugly scar. Smart people a personal, unpublished re­ t i l l (I t rare* Market Re­ ply, write to ABBY, Box don't go near Injured anlvert 3363, Beverly Hills. Calif. t i l Slat* News te d mala. They report them to W eather Enclose a stamped, self-ad­ the proper authorities at the I II ( l i T o la r dressed envelope. first opportune moment. (I) Pre-School r itn n la a • • • 1:<l ( l l Countdown Newt LEARNED A LESSON IN 1:4* (I ) Mickey's Uoepel For Abby’s booklet, "How KENT. 0. Tim* To Have A Lovely Wed­ lee (It Wicker r e e e e Skew DEAR ABBY: If that bus II) C eglela K tagarae driver In Kokomo had Hop­ ding," send So cents to Ab­ l:M 1:11 l l ) W eather sad Mews ped to Investigate the injur­ by, Box 3363. Ilcverly Hills, I II (II Today (I ) C artearllle Calif. ed dog, can you imagine cwobij. On(Bhidcp I hava just receivtd tbs quarterly report on t h a American B r i d * a Taachtra Association. Not only Is tt brimful «>f material that should be valuabla to teach­ ers, but thers is plenty of good stuff for columnists. Of courae, columnist* are also teachers, or a t least they should be. Hasal Files of Oakland, Calif., (hews several handa that Illustrate the duck play. Mrs. Files explains that the duck pluy usually consist* of conceding a trick you could take in order to win tricks later. Her first example Is a very simple one, but players fre­ quently miss it. South is In ■ very good Television ivowvw on ♦ toe ti VAII ♦ A Q JK ♦ Q108 RUT EAST A A8633 A K 94 *793 ♦ 88 A ■14 49 J 10 8 4 4X 1 A 87SS SOUTH A Q J7 fK Q I ♦ 10871 ♦ AKJ No one vulnerable North Bart R e r ih Wert 1♦ Pass 3N.T. Pass Pass Pass Opening lead—A 3 three no-trump contract, but the combination of a spade opening, a duck play and a losing diamend finesse proves too much for hhn. Eaat wins the opening (I ) 1:10 (I ) (I ) 1:11 (II (1) IliH (I) (I t (fl 10:10 (S) (I) (I ) 11:00 C , (») 11:00 II) 11:20 t! ) (0) I.empt of Learning Plvorc* Court K i.re U e nom ptr Room H alt Storiu Bay W hta Spanish I.eleone Mike W allace Newe Word (or Word 1 Mere L air Th* Object le Concentration Price le Might Th* McCoye Seven Key* Pet* B tiled?* By Oswald Jacoby spade lead with hla king and returns tha fiva spot. South plays the jack, and if West rushes to take the trick, he will nrrer make another one. West should play a low TUESDAY !\ M. spade a t triek two and hold 11:00 (I) Lee* *r l.tf* back his act for later. Hr (01 geven Key* (1) Plret Impreeelon doesn't know th at there will 11:10 t»l Nether Know* lleel be a later opportunity, but hr , (I) gearek fer Tease*. should realise from the bid­ (l> Truth er Coe**ding that hla partner will guencee hold other high card* beside 11:11 (I) 0.1*1.g IAgkI («) dirt the king of spadrs and that 1:10 (») MagicTalk of Muel* If one is the king of diamond* t i l New* 1:!S t i ) rlpeclal— 1.1. everything will he grand. 1:11 (I t S i TV* W orn Torso W rit ducksl Declarer ran (I) M id-ria. New* (1) Science cash only seven more tricks. t i l l <•) Larrtlme He must taka the diamond 1:11 (I) Paeavorg (I ) Ann Bnuthern finesse. It lose*. East leads 1:11 (I ) Art l.ln k lttle r bark his Isst spade and now (I ) P er In Court (I ) Tho Porioro West rashes three spade 1:11 (I) Tn Toll Tho T ralk tricks. (I ) L oren* T e s .g (I) fleaeral w o .p ltel 1:11 (I ) Th* K ig* of Night U)& J.tin(jJoMM H I Just bet that women all over the country reacted with, “If that Isn’t Just like a man!" when they read that President Johnson—in a ges­ ture toward economy—ordared that lights be turned out in the White House whsrever PTO President Gives Coffee By Jana Casselberry Members of the executive board of English Eststce Ele­ mentary PTO were guesta a t a coffee given recently by the president, Mra. Charlee Daneen, a t her home on Lake Howell Road In Tanglewood. The serving table was beau­ tifully set and decorated with a centerpiece of bronse ehryaanthamuma. Pouring for tha occasion wrra Mra. Dale Bee­ be and Mrs. Jim Sheppard. Each member was given a gift of a pepper mill by Mrs. Deneen. Others attending were the school principal and hia wife, Mr. and Mra. Morris Ruby, Mrs. J. B. Legg, Mrs. Arth u r Thorns, Mr. and Mra. Tom Moaea, Mra. Pets Lytle, Mra. Ann Jordan. Mrs. Ray Norman, Mra. Robert Moore and Mra. Martin Sellnfraund. By Ruth Millett thay weren't being used. Here’s a country that waste* la millions and glvea away in billions and the man who* la tbs bead of It decides tha way to start economising I* to turn eff the lights in tha White House. Of course, this ia meant to bo symboUs of tho govern, ment-wlde need for economy —but it la typical of any man’s reaction to expense. Any tima a man gets on an economy streak, hia first grumble seems to be about tha alectrie light bill. “I wish you'd look a t this light bill," ha says to his wife. “Nobody in tills house aver turns off a light"—-and stalks around tha house switching off lights. Tha ona-man war against lights ia on — and usually lasts until tha economy atroak runs Jta course, or until tho man who started it all bumps his shins walking through an unlighted room. Meantima, there's been no serious talk af economy tn big things. The light in n e router may buy himself a row ear or a fancy b o a t Ha may not oven t u n a hair when hia wife comae home with a row fur c o a t N O T IC E There’s no need of a long statement when our message is brief. So well juet skip . down here and h j "RANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY offer* a complete electrical service, does good work, does it prompt* ly, efficiently and cheerfully aad doe* appreciate its customers." Sid Vihlen Randall Electric Company 112 Magnolia Atbou* Phono 122-0911 Commercial . . . R*el4*atlai . . . ladostrial Wiring j Ha has taksm hla stand for economy by n lsln g Cain about the lights—end he feel# batter for it, aelf-righUously better. Additionally, ha has proved to hie satisfaction th at he ia the only member of the family who Isn't wasteful. Look at how ha has to go around turning out lights! So don't worry about that darkened White House, Mre. Johnson. The preeident is just being a man. In a lltfle while he'll forget about those lights, and you can keep the White House lit up ilka a Chriitmas tree. But if you don’t want to wait for thia economy favar to run its course, juet leave a chair in the middle of the floor in one of those darken, id rocma and wait for the anguished yells, and the com­ mand — “ Let's have a little light around thia place." (I ) Qoota Per A Dap <51 Tou Pnn’t Her 1:11 (I t P ougla* K o e r l e Hew* H I* (I) Rerret Btorva (It Trallm aeter (I) The Match • * ■ • 1:1* (I ) Uncle Welt ( i ) llurne A All** 1:1# (II M aeerlek (I) Cartoons (I t lloel of Crouch* 1:11 (I ) Noweropo (I ) Lee re It To Boavor Gift To nayaa Th# alalxtrately carved deek In tha prreidintlal office of tho White Houaa waa a gift from Great Britain during the administration of Rutherford B. Ilayei. WujM ujMa 7:30-9:30 p. m. NBC Monday Night Movie. "Never Let Me Go." Clark Gable and Gene Tierney star in (his tale of a married couple separat­ ed by the Iron curtain. An American newspaper corre­ spondent (Gable), tn Moscow at the end of World War 11. marries a ballet dancer (Miss Tierney). He is later ordered out of Russia became of hia anti-red writing, and permiss­ ion for his wife to Wave is denied, in England, he plan* for hit wife's escape. 8:30 it p m. CBS. The Lucy Show, (rerun). In his role as banker Mooney, Gale Gordon is a scream in this one. Mooney is in the hospital with a broken leg and Lucy (Lucille Ball) desperately needs his signature on a check 4o buy her daughter a new gown. Lucy sneaks into hi* room as a hospital aide, but her clum­ siness almost kills Mooney. But Lucy's not that easy to get rid of. 9 9:30 p m. UBS. The Dan­ ny Thomaa Show. One of those infrequent plots where you guess but enjoy the anti­ cipation of what's coming. Kathy Williams and Bunny ilalpcr <Marjorie Lord and Pat Carroll I worry that their husbands are working too hard and start nagging them to take It easy. When Danny and Charley (Dunny Thomas and Sid Melton) ignore their blandishments. the gala scheme to scar* them into slowing down. 0:30-10 p. m. CBS. The An­ dy Griffith Show. Good fun, even though Sheriff Andy (An­ dy Griffith) doesn't think ao when hc'a Innocently caught Oviedo Soldier In Germany Army Rpeelaliet Four Tom­ my R. Eatea, aon of Mr#. Ruby ll. Eete* of Ovirdn, \vu» maligned for duty with the 123rd Medical Detachment in Germany on March 24. Fotra, a dental assistant in the unit, enterrd the Army In September 19(12 and was last atationed in Viet Nam. The 19-year-old soldier le a 1962 gratluuta of Oviedo High School. o v i u t ci r\ CT RIUl-IH TMIATR t h m t i: a Tt r sitA V Till) A H its l'lr*4 ..a f o r e .h o e e t.g “ WHO'S HEKK a i.R C f iv n iv mv a a n * Carol lloroctt l* w -l> .lu r . .(SO Italy Alfreg H itchcock’, " r il HATCH A THIHI— I’. r r l ir a .I . Hear* N elly , I'rotu r.e la C'alar “The Pink Panther" T V Time Previews In a web of ebrumatanevB. A good show for Don Knotts tn his deputy Barney role, with some chuckles added by a couple of kooklr dolls, play­ ed by Joyce Jameson and Jean Carson. The girls, strang­ ers, flattered Barney into showing them the Jail, much to Andy's dismay. Andy li further dismayed when his girl (Anota to rs ant) gees him with tha two femmes and jumps to eonelutions. Barney doesn't escape feminine wrath, either, a* hi* sweetie (Betty Lynn) jump* to the same con­ clusion. 9:39-10 p.m. NBC. Hollywood and the Stars. "The Odys­ sey of Rita Hayworth." The one-time Hollwnod sex goddess gets this series' patented akim-jhe-surlhce treatment. Abounding in film clips from her features, plus newsreel shots of her personal life (which had its moments), it's a half-hour offering Interest without insight. Miss Hay­ worth will be one of those appearing live on (lie academy awards show which follow* tills on th« ABC-TV network. 10-11 p. m. NBC Sing Along With Stitch, (color) If you're not interested in the bests in the movie world, this hour of music pays tribute to a var­ iety of fairs from tbs 1893 Chicago exposition to the New York fair opening Wednesday, ♦ Sale* LAKE W ALES Feb. 9 thru Apr. 19 IW tlH H • Service Seminole TV FA 2-4838 April 32. Though the abow may eking TV •Sow for merit Zenith Color T V S a l* be a week prematura, the buffs. 3888 8anford Ava. •ongs are good and timeless and you'll hear such old fa­ vorites as "Meet Me In St. Louis" and "Louisiana Hayride" up to (he big new fav­ FROM 8:00 TILL 11 A. M. ONLY orite "Hello, Dolly!" naturally you'll also hear Richard Rod. 2 EGGS (ANY STYLE* gers' official theme for this TOAST — JELLY fair called, fairly enough, CHOICE of GRITS or POTATOES "F air Is Fair." 10 p. m.-12:10 a. m. ABC. Oscar Awards Show. No queslion about it, tills is the big show of the night as the mo­ tion picture industry pauses 1 EGG (ANY STYLE) to pay tribute lo its self-sel­ 1 STRIP BACON ected bests in 23 categories, ranging from best picture TOAST — JELLY (nominees a r e "America, GRITS OR POTATOES (CHOICE) America," "Cleopatra," "How the West Waa Won", “IJlllea of the Field" and "Tbm Jones") to best sound. A starstudded cart will be on hand, though rumor has it that many of the nominees will be diffi­ *THB PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" cult to find. However well or COR. let ft MAGNOLIA PHONE 322*2488 poorly thia show is <k>ne, it DOWNTOWN SANFORD ranks as the year's most ex- U C IIU U U S Delicious BREAKFAST SPECIALS! 34‘ 29‘ Carry Out Orders Ph. .122-9(1lb FREE C O FFEE TOUCH TO N ’S REXALL DRUG We Feel Our Product Is Superior — Before You Buy Give Us An Oppotunity To Prove Our Point! CHRYSLER t i l l I S f 2445 French Ave. Sanford, Fla. f r e e co f f e e WE INVITE YOU TO COME IN T O ----- SOUTHERN AIR “EXPERT SERVICING* 2513 PARK DR. HANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 322-8321 mail or bring this coupon and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door LAST 8 DAYS AMf ' Hl THFATER STARTS SUNDAY ft TV RENTAL for Only ifcA SON IP* 9 | t i94Ir>A PER WEEK > l 1 �Legal Notice ■ WALL n o m COURT ■EHINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA MARGARET E. BAUMBACH. P laintiff, A* L. DRUMMOND, Defendant. N O T IC E o r HALE TO I A. L. DRUMMOND Orlando, Florida By rlrtua of an execution, Ixurd out and undar tha aaal of tha ahora captlonad court, upon Judgment randarad and docketed In Hamlnola County, Florida, In favor o f tha plain* tiff and agalnet tha captlonad defendant. which eiecu tlo n «aa directed and delivered to me aa aherlff In and for aald county. 1 hare levied upon all rlcht, title and Interest of tha aald defendant. A. la Drummond, In and lo tha fo l­ low ing described paraonal pro­ perty: I PIT Renault four doof aadan. ID No. 3TT1PII Notice ta hereby given, that l. tha undersigned, sheriff aa aforesaid, will sell tha above described property to tha h igh ­ est bidder, for cash, at publle auction, at tha main door of tha Hamlnola County Court House, in tha City of Sanford, State of Florida, on the !dlh day of April. 1»««, between tha hours of tlio e o'clock In tha forenoon and J:0d o'clock In Ihe a fu in e n , of that day, to satisfy tli. said elocution, together w ith Interest and coots thereon. DATED th is l»th day e< March. 1444 J. U Hobby. Sheriff. Seminole County By: James J. Singletary Deputy Sheriff Tubllah March >}, l« A April I. II. 1114. CDS-ST________________________ in t h e c in c t ' i T c o u r t o r THE NINTH J l l l l l l A I . CIR­ CUIT, IN AND FOR SEM I. NOI.F, COUNTY, FLORIDA CHANCERY NO. I3STS CLARA HERRLER, P laintiff, ARTHUR D. HERRLER. Defendant. NOTICE OF SUIT TOl ARTHUR D. HERRLER, whose last known address Is: ARTHUR D. HERRLER l l l i Upton Avenue Toledo. Ohio Tou are hereby notified that a eult for Divorce has bask Instituted agalnet you by CLARA HERRLER. In the Clreult Court of tho Ninth Judi­ cial Circuit. In and for Semi­ nole County. Florida. The ab­ breviated title of the case Is CLARA IIP:RRLEn. P laintiff, va. ARTHUR D. HERRLER, Defendant. Tou are hereby required to file your anewer or other de­ fensive pleading In the abovo styled cause w ith the Clerk of the Circuit Court o f said County, and serve a copy thereof upon BA88ETT AND TUCK. A ttorneys for P lain tiff, too South Maitland Avenue, Maitland. Florida, on or b e. fore Ihe Slat day of April. 1114. If you fall to do so 0 default w ill be entered a gain st m. WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court at Hanford, Hamlnola County. Florida, th is ltth day of March, 1144. (8KALI Arthur H. Beckw ith. J r , Clerk Circuit Court. Hemlnote County, Sanford, Fla. Ur; Martha T. Vlhtea Deputy Clerk Harlan Tuck, of tha firm of UA88ETT AND TUCK too South Maitland Avenue Maitland. Florida Attorneys for P lain tiff Publish March M, t t * April «. 13. 1144.*I C D S-it__________________ IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUN­ TY FLORIDA. IN CHAN­ CERY. NO. ISMS THE FRANKLIN SAVINC.H HANK IN THE CITT OF NEW YullK. a corporation. P laintiff, I J O 8 E P H CATENAZZO and | JEAN CATENAZZO. hie w ife. Defendant* NOTICE OF SUIT THE STATE OF FLORIDA | TO; Joeeph Calenaaso and Jeaa Catenatso, hie w ife, Residence Unknown M ailing Address — C/O Navy Eachange, Naval Station. San Juan. P. R. TOU ARE HEREBY NOTT. I FI ED that a eult has bran filed against you In the above rauee | and you ara required to flla ' your answ er with the Clerk In f this Court and to so r ts * ropy thereof upon the p lain tiff or Its attorneys, Mahoney, Hadlow. Chambers A Adams, n arnett National Hank Building, Jacksonville t, Florida, not la ­ ter than May IJth, 1*44. If you fall so to do. * Decree Pro Confeeso w i l l bo entered against you for Ihe relief de­ manded In the Complaint. This eult la to foreclose a m ortgage. The real property proceeded agalnet la: Lot II, Block B. Second R avens Park Section of I.och Arbor, according te the Plat thereof aa r e ­ corded In Plat Book It. P ages t t thru t l o f tha Publle Records of Sem inole County, Florida. Together w ith tha follow ing I Items o f property w hich ara located la and perm anently Inetalled ae a part o f the Im­ provements nn said property: 1 Q.E. Refrigerator, Model No. BBI1, Her. Nn. f l t t t t 1 O.E. Oven. Model No. JUS. Her. No. E T tilS it t O.E. Plate. Model No. JltO. Ser. No. T T lie t t t The espreee enumeration o f I tha foregoing Items ahall not be deemed to lim it or restrict the applicability nf any other language describing la gen ­ eral te n se other property In­ tended to be covered hereby. WITNESS my hand and tha seal o f this Court at Hanford. Florida, this Ith day o f April. A.D. t i l l . | (COURT SEAL) A. H. Beckwith. Jr.. Clerk By Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk (A copy of the Complaint filed herein la attached to tha copy o f th is aotlco which Is mailed to oach defendant for whom a residence moro sp eci­ fic than a sta te or country w as given In the sworn sta te ­ ment filed herein by the plainI tiff, his agent or attorney.) I Publish* April 11. 18. ft. Moy I. 1114 CDT-II NOT RESPONSIBLE I will not bo roe poemIb is for any debts tscarred by M J404 other than myself. RICHARD C. HODSON *WWBRft>.pg y | l l �* •' 1 ft t It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. 322-5612 For Fast Results. RESPONSIBILITY: Phone Classified From Sanford Exchange 322-5612 425-5938 From Seminole Comity NOT LONG DISTANCE Office 204 W. First SANFORD Tha Htrald «m not M rt(or m ort than o m incorrect lnicrtion of jo u r ad, and reierves the right to re vile or rejeet a n j advartlia* raent from what ordered U conform to tha policlea of thla P»P«r. ipOBiiblc M R ALT) WANT ADS CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tuaa., thru Frk > ! P. It. d aj bafora lnicrtion. Mon. - S at ooon. DEADLINES STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tuei., thru Fti. - 2 P. M. d aj before insertion. Mon. - S a t noon. bocal automobile d eiteri of. far their belt buyi in Herald claialfled dlaplay adi. BRING FAST RESULTS Legal Notice riCTITIIU'* KANB NOTICE 19 h»r«by «tv«n that l »m « n t I n bu.tn«i* • t BanteM. 9*mln«l« Ceunty. riorldt. unOir the floUU.u. mm* of. Vlltin* Import* Co. •nil that I Inund to MgliUr •ild ntm i with thl Cltrk ef tha Circuit Court, flimlnoli County, riorldi, In tooordineo with tho provlllon* of thl riotltleui Him* S titut.i. to* win Bietlon 1(1.41 riorldi • titu tu ll.T. MIc W. E. Vlhlm r u M l . h : M ir. II, to Apr. I, I I Hilt c o d 'd . H B IX TUB roV B T or THB r ot'N T Y JIO O E . •KMI.XOt.B COUNTY, FI.OIUUA. IN 1*110- MATE. In rai Eitnto of 1’AUI.INE KOVACIK U ic til'a . To All Crodilorn and ■'•rinna Jin* log tlolm a nr Montand* Jtanln.t Raid C italoi Vou and ouch of you are tirrcliy notified and rtqulrcd to jireiont any clalmi and do* imnilt which you. or olthor of you* may havo iR ilnit tho oo* tato of PAULINE KOVACIK. doconod. Into of oild County, to tho County Jud«» of Bom* Inoln County, Florida, at hi* offlco In tho court houia of •■Id County at Banford, FlorIda, within ilc calendar month* from tho tlmo of tho flrat pub. Ilcatlou of thla notice. Two roplea of each claim or demand ahull ho In wrltlnr. and ahall atata the place of roaldonoe and po*t offlco addreaa of tho rlnlmant, and ahall bo aworn to by tha claimant, hla aarnt. or attoray and accompanied by a filing fee of one dollar and ouch claim or demand not ao •Had ahall ba void. Till-: KlltRT NATIONAL HANK AT WINTER PARK Jly: /• / fleorge O. Buritaiun Truat Officer Aa admlnlatrator of tho Rotate of PAULINE KOVACIK. docoaaod Law office Icnrdl A Payton Soil Fairbanks Avenue Winter Fork, Fla. Piiblleh: April II, 10, IT Slay 4. IMI CDT-II It Pays To Uae The HERALD Want Ads. Legal Notice IN THU t'Ot’HT OF THE COUNTY dl'UUB. BKBINOI.E COUNTY, BTATB OF FLOR­ IDA. IN PROBATE In re the R elate » fi UUHBEY W. LYNCH, Deccuerd. FINAL NOTICE Notice I* hereby elvan that the underalaned will, on the l l l h day of May, A.D. H X . present tn tha Honorable County Juda* of Hemlnole County, Florida, hla final re. turn, am ount as Kaeriitor of lha Ketuta of HultHEY W. LYNCH, daceaaed, and at aald lime, then and thare. maka applica lion to (he aald Judae for final aattleinent of hla ad* m inistration of eald etlale, and for an order dlecheralng him ae auch Executor. Dated thla the 7th day of April. A.D. t i l l . / a / THEODORE K. LYNCH. SR. Aa Executor of the Estate of D on SE Y W. LYNCH, Deceased. (1EO. A. BPEER. Jit. Attornay for aald E state 111 M eanolla Avenue Hanford, Florida Publish: April II, 24. IT, May I. t i l l CDT-II CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost & Found 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 6. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Fsmsle Help Wanted 17. Mala Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Serricss 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio ft Television 27. Speeisl Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 80. Machinery - Tools 81. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Pets 82. Flowers - Shrubs 83. Furniture 34. Articlos Tor Sale 34-A Swap or Exchange 85. Articles «Vantcd t>6. Automobiles • Trucks 36-A Autos Wanted 87. Boats - Motors 88. Motorcycles - Scooters 89. Trailers • Cabanas 40. Farm Equipment 1. Lost & Found LOST: Female Slameie cat, Ravenna Park, Temple Dr. area. Chlldrcn'a pet.Itcward. 323-2513. 2. N o tices • P e rso n a ls VACUUM CLEANER—LOCAL REPAIRS — SALES — ALL MAKES IN TH B CIRCUIT I'CII'HT, NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Phone 322-2282 IN AND FOIt REMINOLi: COUNTY. FLORIDA CARL M. AHIC. JR.. P laintiff, va. MYRTLE BATTS ARIK. D efen dan t NOTICE TO DEFEND THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: MYRTLE BATTS ARIE I l l s Deal Street Rocky H a u n t North Car­ olina PI.EASE TAKE NOTICE that a C om plaint, has hern filed against you In the c ir ­ cuit Court. Ninth Judicial Cir­ c u it In and for Samlnola Coun­ ty, Florida, | r Chancery No. I I .n r . t h i abbreviated title or which la CARL M- ABIE. JR., P lain tiff, versus M Y R T L E B a t t h ARIE. D e f e n d a n t , wherein tha relief sou ght le a Decree e f Dlvore# sad an award of Defendant'* entire Interest In and to certain real estate deMrlbdd I I fellow s, tow it: I-ot t. Block d. ENOLEWOOD PARK. UNIT NO. 4, according tn the Plat thereof aa recorded In Plat Hook X, Pag* III. Public Records of o ran ge Coun­ ty, rlorlda. Theta prasaata a r t to cauaa and require yeu to file your written answer or dtfaniea. If any, to tha Complaint filed haraln. and to servo a ropy thereof upon th l P lain tiff's a t­ torneys. Htonetrom, Davie A M elntoeh, P ost O ffice Pox 111*. Sanford. Florida. IITTL on or M foro H ay I t, IM I. and horela fall not or a Decree Pro Confeeeo w ill be entered against you, and tha cauaa proceed aa part a. <8EAL) Arthur H. Beckw ith, Jr. Clark of the Clreiiit cou rt By: Martha T. Vlhlen. n. c. Stenatrem. Pavla A McIntosh A ttorneys for P la in tiff Poet O ffice Dox 1110 Hanford, Florida 21771 Publish! April 11, 2«. IT. May 4. 1IX fa tha Caart of (ho Coaaty *■*•«, Romlaoto Coaaty, Mate of Florida, la Probata la ra the Rotate oft D. K. KRItHET. olao known •a DKNN1T K. KER8EY, Deceaaed FINAL NOTICE Notice Is hereby Riven that the undersigned will, on tho Itth day of May, A.I>. 1X1, present to the Honorable Cuun* ty Judge of Remlnole County, Florida, har final ralurn. ac­ count and vouchara. aa AdmlntetratrlR of the Bftate ef D. K. KtRIRT. alio known • a OENNIT K- KEItRET. daaeaaed. and at laid tlmt, then and than, maka application ta (ha Mid Judea for a final oettlemtnt of her admlnlatra* (Ion of aald Mlate, and for an order dllcharRlng her a* such * Va*u d *’Via**ihe tlth day af starch. A. D. IMI. BUS1E KKUHET Aa Admlnlatratrll af thl Kalata of D. K. KKRSKT, a/k/a PERMIT K. KEItRET Peceaiad BTENBTIIOM, DAV1R A MclNTORH Attorneys for Admlnletratrt* Poet Offlco Hos 1110 ■airford. Florida IITT1 Publish April I, It. 10. IT, 1114 CDT-II CDT-U BARRY’S WORLD Income Tax Returni. Lamar Willlama, Fiva Point*. Ph. 322-78(2. INCOME TAX SERVICE O. M. Harriiuns 1311 Palmetto 222 8837 222 78(8 8. E d u catio n • In s tru c tio n CERAMIC LESSONS. Tuciday 7 p. m. 1915 French Ave. U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! Men-women, 18-53. Start high a* $101.00 a week. Prepar­ atory training until appoint­ ed. Thousand* of jobs open. Experience uiuatly unnec­ essary. FREE information on jobi, salaries, require­ ment!. Write TODAY giving name, addrcn and phone. Lincoln Service, Box 73, Sanford Herald. 4. Transportation Leaving for New York State, Tuei., April 14. Room for 1 or 2 passengers. Phon* Frank Ceresoll, 322-3238. 6. For Rent 01}* fttn fo rh Mrralb SWEETIE PIE 12. Real Estate For Sale: 16. Female Help Wanted 27. Special Service* - VA HOMES By Nadine Seltzer FHA 2, 3, 4 4 BEDROOMS 1. m , 4 2 BATHS DOWN PAYMENTS FROM $100 Low Monthly Payments For Complete Information See Or Call Your FHA - VA * 3&4 Seminole Realty LMN Enterprises, Inc. SO U TH W A RD V A - FHA 12. Real Eatnte For Sal* Ball-Blair Agency & Sales Broker 25c CAR WASH Jim Hunt Realty • Thi* totally new RAM JET DoOffers for your sslection thes* Beautiful 2, 8, 4 4 Bedroom Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To make the beat home buy, aea tha VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Furn. Ctean, 1-BR., c.b. house EVERETT A. HARPER and shed, icreen porch, AGENCY • REALTOR carports, air conditioner, 2(03 S. Park Ave. large yard mowed free. $60 Pbonea FA 2-2264 or FA 2-2285 mo. Rl. 1. Box 167, N. OrJ BR., 1th bath home. Aa•ngc Ulvd., Paola. aume paymcnti. 322-5(35. Office FA 8-2118 Apt. for rent, 505 Myrtle Ave., NlgM FA 2-064S Avallabl* April 13th. Phone H Acre lot*. Term*. Juat outaide West city limlti, $1,250. 823 0700 122-5802. 2524 Park Dr Sanford. Fla 322-1938. STOREROOM, or olflee, on lit. S t, near 2 free park­ $ BR, Fla. rm., 1th baths, cent $100 DOWN heat, alr-cond. ($4 mo. incl. ing lota. Inquire, Manuel $15 MONTH taxes. 322-2261. Jaeobson'i Dipt. Store. 3 • Bedroom Home CUSTOM REALTY New people in ui vn look el WINTEK PARK Hi raid Adi. Be lure your Corner Lee Kd. and 17-12 buslneit li represented with THE TIME TESTED FIRM Phune 611-0021 attractive advertisements. 111 N. Park Ava. FA 2-6123 It-yourself 21-hour Coin-ope­ rated Auto Laundry la Abso­ lutely Unbelievablet I (The customer can get a car clean inside and out for less than 60c. Operators re­ port earnings of $8nooo to $1,300.00 per month. No em­ ployes required. $1,500.00 minimum cash required— Balance can be financed. Art today, and own the RAM-JET Auto Wash Fran­ chise in your area. Only responsible investors will be considered. Call or write: MI 7-6363 William A. Mttssuy and Associates 191 West Fairbanka Ave. Winter Park. Florida S t Johns Realty 2 Dr. Ref. Commercial • Industrial • freezer. $75. 210 Bradshaw Residential. Free estimate. Dr., Ph. 322-8910. We Appreciate Your But! Gibson Tenor Guitar, practi­ 434ness. 322-2287. cally new, coit new 8150 or. * y CXA ) 29. Automobile Service with carrying case. 322-2928. Wagner s Amoco 21" Console TV. Excellent condition. 822-0170. AUTOMOTIVE AIR-CONDITIONING Duncan Phyfe coffee table. •‘.W I ‘%S INSTALLATION - SERVICING ,*v Small electric organ. An­ Good Used Cars Sold tique China Cabinet. Win­ 818 French Ave. 322-7765 dows. Doors. Reasonable. 1915 French Ave. COHEN RADIATOR SHOP Free Inspection, estimates, GE Dry Iron $3; Craeh hel­ pickup, delivery. Rccorlng met $7; Guitar $6.50; alio It & repairs discounted. volume* of Children's Uni­ 31114 E. 3rd. 322-34(3 versity Book Shelf Book* $20. Ph. 322 7124. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Senkarik Glass and Paint Company 410 Magnolia Ph FA 2-4622 Auto Glass, Top* 4 Seat Covars AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 24032 ALL WORK GUARANTEED 31A. Pela SINGER Birthday Sale! b ig $ $ s a v in g s On Floor Models 4 Demonitratori , (FREE Repair ESTIMATES) In Your Home In Sanford Cull SINGER Representative at Alan's Fabrics A Rug* 322-5783 Cute Puppies. Male or female. SINGER SLANT-0-MAT1C Repossesed. Would like re­ $5. Ph. 322-8024 evenings. sponsible party to take up payment* of $9 per monlh 32. Flower* - Shrub* on Slant-O-Matlc Automatic BLOOMING Rotes on Chero­ Zig Zag -Sewing Machine. kee atock. All other kinds Guaranteed, Like New sew­ of Nursery shrubbery and ing condition. Call Collect trees. 241-9587 evenings or 422Gray Shadows Nursery 0932, Service Discount. 6 Ml. 8. on 8anford Ave, 33. Furniture Ueed furniture, appliance!, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. L arry'i Mart 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Caih. SUPER TRADING POST. PA 2-OG77. $0.00 PER MONTH Assume remaining 6 payments of $6.00 on repoiactsed '63 Model, Swing needle, Dlal0-31 atlc Zig Zag. Makes but­ tonholes, sews on buttons, makes fancy stitches, darns 4 patches, etc. Exc. condi­ tion. Phone 322-8627. 35. Articles Wanted WANTED! CUrui fruit. U r g e or small amounts. Bonded Upholstering 4 M attren ren­ Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans­ ovating. New 4 Uied Furni­ field. PA 3-4244 ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Truck* Co., at 700 Celery Ave. 36. Automobile FA 1-2117. '57 Plymouth, like new, oew »*£ ' t V 1 FREE ESTIMATE paint Job, good rubber. $300. For the biggest aelactlo* of Ph. 3224198. nearly new and used furni­ ture, see Noll's Furniture 352 cu.- fL *88 Ford eaglat. Brokerage in Casselberry Beat offer. Call 3824557: on 17-92. Open 6 days 8 to 8. 1935 Chevrolet 4-door Station" WANTED reliable couple le Wagon, R4II, Automatic take up monthly payments TranamlMlon, Good Urea, of $18.50 o* S complete very clean car. Alr-condlroom* of furniture. Call Boned. $395. 322-5028. TE 8-li l t , Canalbarry, col­ lect. 1956 Dodge. 8200. 8ea a t No. 1 Fir* Station. FURNITURE 3 ROOMS FOR ONLY BUYlho a ra w ar USED CART FINANCE IT WITH US $12.03 A MONTH 4 Low latereet Rate* Sofa Bod 4 (latching Chair ♦ Low Monthly Payments 2 End Tables FLORIDA STATE BANS Coffee Table 2 Lamps 37. Boat* - Motor* Bedroom Suite Complete with Mattress 4 Box Springs Gateway To The Waterway 8 Pc. Dinette Set Robson Sporting Goods Thii Group Only $2(9.99 Your EVLNRUDE Dealer Other group* $299.98 4 up 804-64 E. lit. Ph. FA 2-5961 Jr Budget Furn. Co. USED BOATS 4 motors, GUNS. Naw 4 Uied. Large selection. Will trade, also 34. Article* For Bale repair. Tackle sold 4 re ­ 7-Pc. Dinette aet, good condi­ paired. Oiteen Bridge FUh tion. 322-4116. Camp^4 Gun Shop. TVs Uted. All makei 4 mo- SR. Motorcycles • Scooter* deli. 700 W. 9th. 322-9792. MOTORCYCLES APR. SPEC. Jet White Ilouie 1961 Honda $295 Paint. $3.95 Gal. Army. 1959 Triumph T 110 $550 Navy Surplus, Sanford. SANFORD MOTOR CO. Piano Tuning and Repair 800 French Ave., Sanford READY MIX CONCRETE W L. Harmon — FA 322-(3SI ratloa, Floor, Free Estimates P A I N T I N G , Inside, Out, Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, Uied Velo-Bolas motor bike, Large, Small. Call Bob find, csmsnt, rock, pips, good condition, excellent for 323 0742. steel, gresse traps, dry beglnnori. 122-2928. welli. Stepping Hones. WELuS DRILLED. PUMPg, M1HACLE CONCRETE CO. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 309 Elm Ave. 822-5781 All Types and Siiei Hard-rork Maple drop teat We Repair and Service dining table, chairs, hutch, b T I N E hreakfront, Vt price. Phone Machinery and Supply Co. 32248(8. 207 W 2nd St. FA 2441$ Longwood Plata — Ph.$38-4583 . I'* I s i0 I / 4 I SOLD! Repossessed Appliance Sale! ----- NO MONEY DOWN ----Take Up Payments AMANA FREEZER, 18 Cu. Ft. Upright ----- ggg.SO GE 12 Cu. Ft. Upright Freasrr ............................ $AO 50 GE 10 Cu. Ft. H ffrlgrrster, 6 Me. Old ~— $ j|g .H i ) CULD8POT Refrigerator ................................. IftA.SO MACKLE-BUILT A QUALITY HOMES «t ma 14 Cu. FI. WEHTINGIIOU8K Refrigerator .... • | 2 g »° CKOHI.EY Refrigerator — ........................... NORGE Apartment 8lae Gas Range --------- Jim Hunt Really t f ia # 17. Male Help Wanted OPENING FOR PLANT GUARD Age 25(5. Average height, 2565 Park Dr. 322-2420 weight. Night work. Apply Florida State Employment Service, 200 So. French, ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Sanford. Realtor Raymond Lundquiit, Also. FA 2-5931 Atlantic Bank Bldg MAN WANTED to manage and operate a retail Wat­ kins Route In thla area. (Would consider lady 40 to BEDROOM HOMES 80 years old.) Earnings of IMMEDIATE $125 per week from the OCCUPANCY very beginning. For person­ Air-Conditioning Optional al Interview In your home, As Low a a $350 Down Mr. McGarity, P. O. CRYSTAL LAKE PARK write Box 627, WUllaton, Florida, LAKE MARY 32696. West on 25th St. and Left on Laka Mary Blvd. Retired nr seml-retlred man 322-2744 with knowledge of fractional LAKE WYMAN house power engines for part "My teacher nay* all I do la take up epaee, so I'va HEIGHTS time employment. Apply decided to become an aatronautl" LONGWOOD Lewi* Salcs4 Service, 2517 (South on 17-92-6 ml. Country Club Rd. 6. For Rent 12. K«nl Eatnte For Sale 2 Blks. Northwest of 18. Help Wanted 1/Ongwood Plain) Furn. Apt. 2300 Mcllonvlllc. TRAILER i..Al)ES RETOUCHER wanted, mate CONSIDERED Furn. 2 BR home, 7 ml. Welt or female for photographic of Sanford. Good cond. $70 1901 S. Park 322 5232 negative retouching. Must mo. H. R. Rice, 668-5(06. Nite*: 322-8971-3031 or 22(8 be experienced. For appoint­ ment Phone 322-7222. Casselberry, 2 BR, Duplex, NEW CR 2 BR, plaitercd, tile Th. 838 3911 all tile hath, tcrraizo, elec, hath & Kills, util, rm., big 19. SltuattonH Wanted SPRING SPECIALS! range, $70, range & refri­ carport, plenty citrus & gerator, $75, water Included. shade. Call O w n e r at 3 RR, 2 Bath, Lovely Loch Yard Work, Window Cleaning. Ph. TE 8-1573. Phone 322-2155. 322 6859. Arbor $13,500 — $500 Dn.— FURNISHED 2 I1R House, $91 Per Mo. SLIPCOVERS made to Order. 3 BR, l lh B ithi, acreened Fla. Rm. Inquire Dean’* Reasonable. Ph. 322-5112. porch, cent. heat. Auume Barber Shop, Hiway 17-92 payments, Nothing Down. 3 BR, 1 Bath, Charming loca­ I-ongwood I’laza. Immcd. occupancy. No qual­ tion $11,350 — $500 Dn. — 20. H a liy u ltte n i $75 Per Mo. ifying. 311 ilayj Dr., Ph. 2 HR. Furn. Duplex. Available BABYSITTING in my home. April 11. 1-I1R. I'nfurn. Du­ 322-9301 or 322-2118. 322-2274. 3 BR, 1 Bath 2 Sty, Country plex. Available May 1. lllh with 2W acrci. $7,800 — $500 21. lieautv Salon* ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Ave. Longwood, 8 ml. from Dn. — $61 Per Mo. Aibestoi shingled 3 nR., cor. N.A.S. Ph. 838-3298. PERMANENT SPECIAL! ncr lot, 105 x 200, treei, 2 BR, fully furnished. Avail­ kit. equipped, apotlcss, car- 2 UR, 1 Bath, Newly painted Our Budget Wave Now $6.93 City — $8,000 — $5oo Dn— Ace Beauty Salon able May 1. Prefer adulti. porte. $200 down, $05 mo. $63 Per Mo. Mayfair Hotel Ph. 3224523 1503 Sanford Ave. Owner will hold mortgage. G. Ilaumbarh. TE 831(8. W K L A K A APARTMENTS: 3 BR, 1 Bath, Spanish Tradi­ Spring Permanent Special Roomi private baths, 111 UUEENUR1AR tional (15,500 — $500 Dn. — 20 Percent off regular prices W. Firtt St. Choice lata available In Cut 'n Curl Beauty Shop $107 Per Mo, 318 Palmetto Ava. Ph. $22-0934 Grcenbrlar of Loch Arbor UNFURN. 1 Lf. BR Apt. Kit. overlooking golf course. 2 BR, 1 Bath, Completely equipt. 108th W. 18th St. Ph. HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK Custom building to your furnished $6,800 — $500 Dn. 3(9-3952. Open 7 a.m. by appt. Alio specification*. Grconbrlar —$62 Per Mo, evenings. 3 Senior atyllaU. 2 BR Apt. furn. 2005 French developed by 103 S. Oak. 322-8742. Ave., Ph. 322 7231. 2 BR. 1 nath, Excellent Neigh­ KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. borhood $9,500 — $300 l)n.— 25. l’lumbinr Service* 1 BR. Furn. Apt. Ground 202 Fairmont Dr. $75 Per Mo. Boor. Contact 2312 Palmetto. PLUMBING FA 2-8074 Contracting Repairs Modern, clean, 2 UR apt. 601 FREE ESTIMATES 2 BR., i BATH Palmetto. 322 5192 or 1374. Screened porch, Including kit­ INVESTMENT 4 REALTY R. L. HARVEY chen equip. Down payment 110 N. PARK AVE. 322 0171 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3111 Gar. a p t 1201 Magnolia Ava. $350. Monthly Payments Apply 5-6:30. $58 50. 2 DR. Home. Study, m 27. Special Hervlea* FURN. Apt. Cloie In. Jimmie KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, Baths, Urge Family Rm. in AIR-CONDITIONING Cowan. 321-4013. good neighborhood; Includ­ INC. By FEDDERS ing sieve, refrig., room air322-8074 i-ROOM efficiency apt. with H. R. POPE CO., Inc. conditioner, washing ma­ 200 So. Park Ave. 322 42S4 pvt. bath and ihower, suit- EXPANSIVE, Not Expemlvel chine A ruga. Really ter­ abla for couple or single A place to live while build­ rific buy! Monthly pay­ For Repairs and Painting, call penon or retired. All utili­ ing a home of your deilgn 322-5126 after 5 p. m. work­ ties included In rent. Ideal­ on your Country Estate la ments (83.30. KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, days. ly located on First St., with­ this trailer located on 4V4 Inc. in 1 block of I free parking acres, with over 200 ft. PAINTING, Interior-Exterior, FA 2-8074 loti and shopping center. In­ frontage on Hiway 418, 10 and all types Home Repairs. quire at Manuel Jacobion All Work Guaranteed minutes from Sanford 4 20 Dept. Store, 211 E. Flrit St. A. J. ADCOCK minutes from the Atlantic General Contractor Ocean Beach. Only $10,000, RENT A BED 322-9358 $2500 Down. Call Stemper FA 2-1301 17-91 at Hiawatha RoPaway, Hoipltal 4 Baby Agency, 1919 So. French Beds. 1.1 liualiieaa Opportunity Need a Painter? 322-3090. Ave., 322 4991. By Day, Week, or Month For FAST TAXI SERVICE COIN OPERATED Ph. FA 25111 116 W. l it St. call Homer Little at Grey­ CARROL! 'S FURNITURE hound Bus Station. 322-1421 or 322-9903. Property Management W. For Unit or Rent 3 BEDROOM, air-conditioned, Furn- apt. MO Park Ave. IVh baths. Fla- room, fenced Unfurniihed 2 DR. house, kit­ yard, with patio. Ravenna Park. Low down payment, chen equipped. 322-3651. amirne monthly payment. Plmnc 322 9357. LAKEFRONT — 2 Bedroom Home Furnished. Cassel­ New Custom Built Home on berry. $too p*r month. Crystal Lakt. For Informa­ LAKEFRONT - 3 Bedroom tion call 3225378. House Furnished, Longwood, $1(0 per month. LORMANN REALTY REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE REALTORS 3rd 4 Park Ave. • 100 U. S 17-92, Casselberry Phone 322-5(41 Phone 838-1707 r S L is is FOR SENIOR SECRETARY Accounting Dept, background necessary. Experience on IBM Executive Typewriter, Excellent Shorthand requir­ ed. Apply Florida State Em­ ployment Service, 200 So. French, Sanford. Stenstrom Realty Payton Realty 34. Articles For Sale IMMEDIATE OPENING Berryhlll Tainting Contractor. Weslin chouse SALES BROKER I BR House, Liv., Din. Hm., 4 BR furn. 1317 Douglas Ave. Kit., UUlity Rm., Carport. (200 Down, $65 per month. No pet*. Ph. 322-7114. CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON I BR., Furn. Apt. with Pvt. LAKE. Call e v e n i n g s bath, 117 8. Park Ave. 322-1597. Clean roomi for men. dot Magnolia Ave. 132-0720. April 13, 1964—Page 11 KKLVINATOK Eleelrte Rang* ...... —.... — 40" WEHTINGIIOU8E Electric Rang*, Nice 23" GE Console TV, Mahogany ................... 23" GE Console TV, Walnut .......................... Wringer Washer ........ — ----------------- ----26" DELUXE Tanker Modal Uoy’a Blka — DICK’S APPLIANCE SERVICE 510 Hanford Ave. FA 2-7658 Remember, No Money Down — Just Taka Payments — Up Tn I Years To Pay Goodyear Service Store 535 W. FIRST 8T. PH- 8lf.MII And no nondir nhan th iu quality homti i n priced to low - $7,790. to $11.350., with i t llttli i t (240. down and $49 27 monthlyl Drive out Todiy. Saa replica of World's Fair Houti! I n # ride on rhrerboaL "Ooltono Qumo"I Tiki IntonUte H — M ltlt DtBary bchaago. CALL • 6 1 - 4 4 8 1 MACKLE 1 8 0 $ . DIVISION THB BtUOKA COkfOKATION . I Tf �Girl Scouts Attend Annual Camporee Gtff VittftrrH WrralB P«Pf* 12—April 18, 196- 8207 Auxiliary Has Election Of Officers Stop Reading Word By Word Ask No Questions, Junior Girt Seouta, fourth, fifth, and alxth irradcra, from Troopa 606, 678, 200, 248, 466, 202, 382 and 144 attended the recent annual Spring Cam pore* a t Camp Tlcochee in Time yonr reeding of Barbenrllle. column and compare your M an/ activitlca were plan speed with that indicated ned for the girla enjoyment In­ at the end. The expected cluding trail blaring, awlm speed assumes s dally five mIng, outdoor cooking and a per cent Improvement. trip to the old cemetery locat­ If you have a fairly decent ed on property Just recently grasp of pre-reading from our acquired for primitive camp preceding column, you'll find ing. Saturday night the girl* that unconsciously you have presented an Impreailve camp been practicing the next tech­ fire program with many Im­ nique: questioning or selfpromptu akita and ringing of quizzing. Questioning is the numeroua Girl Scout aonga. At natural follow-up of pre-read­ the conclualon of the program, ing and the final step before the glrla enjoyed their favor­ thorough reading. This Is how questioning ite dessert, “Soma Mores," which consist of t o a s t e d works. From your pre-reading marshmallows and chocolate b a n between graham crack­ ers. Sunday morning, Troop 667 presented a "Scout's Own," for the e n tin camp In the outdoor chapel, a beautiful natural setting under very old oak trees. The chapel has been formed by adding a lashed bamboo altar and p l a n k benches. The Camporee was planned by Miss Frances Cobb and was of the title page you ask: Staffed by Mrs. Lois Jackson What Is the precise subject b ln . Carolyn Layendcr, Mrs. Trudy Woods, Mrs. Gludys and what angle Is to be treat Downey, M n. Marti Uanklcfs, cd here 7 How Is this partlcu Mrs. Marlon Farella, Mrs. lar author qualified to deal Joan Hensley, Mrs. Mary with it? Haneyt Mrs. Jesse Andrews, You pre-read the table of Mrs. Louisa Lord, Mrs. Ulggs, contents—the author's outlino M n . Joyce Crow, M n. Joan of his book. You saw the whole Oglesby and M n. Edmonds. Assisting w e n memben of and all its parts there. You Miss Cobb’s Senior Girl Scout also pre-read at least the l>eTroop, Misses Judy Lewis, ginning and end of his pre Nancy Itogen, Susan Orsono, face, which is his declaration Vicki McCardlc, Mary Jean of p u r p o se . Such questions Turner, Susan McCaskil! and as these will hnvc to be an­ swered In your thorough read­ Donna Danklefa . ing: What is the order of the hook's development 7 What sections are stressed more than others? Why? Does the author prove as much as his preface says he'll prove? Write them all down. Your pre-reading gave you many answers, but it is at its Hunt Llncoln-Mcrcury Inc. best when it raises as many of Rsnford has been cited for right questions as possible. In chapters whore pro-reading its sales record by tha Ford gave you little or no help, Motors Company. Willis F. Hunt bas been here's a good way of framing swarded a 10-day European the questions. Turn topic sen­ vacation trip for his outstand­ tences in these troublesome ing sales performance, ac­ areas Into questions of "how" cording to Grorge F. Montag- or "why." Questions such as these will net, I.lnculn-Mrrrury district sales manager of Jacksonvil- suggest themselves from prereading most chapters. What la. Two other men affiliated evidence does the author mar­ with tbe local firm, Ray C. shal? Does he appear to gloss Winfrea and Jack L. Morgan- over certain controversial Stern, were Issued "Inner Cir­ areas, possibly evidence dam ­ cle" membership cards as top aging to his case? Why? What dealership salesmen in the authorities does ha cite and Jacksonville district. A ban­ are they all from the same quet was held In Hollywood, school of thought? How does Fla., Saturday to honor thu this part of the third chapter local men and 13 others in relate to his final conclusion? These arc only a few sample the district. questions. The main thing Is to write Post To Meet VFW Post 10060 of Cassel- the questions down In clear berry will hold Its regular form. I’re-rcading is your road meeting a t 8 p.m. Tuesday at map; questioning is the steer-1 the Land O'Lakea Country Ing wheel. You will gel the Club. Officers for the coming right questions from your at­ year will be nominated for tentive pre-reading; you w ill' tha election scheduled for the get answers from your final Thursday, April 23 meeting. reading that aro as many and Get No Answers! Business Brief Hunt Cited For Sales Record “Great Savings On Easy Terms’* FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE precise as the questions you raise. There is this further advantage in proper question ing: you have completed your summary of your work In question form. Turn them Into answers and your summariz ing is a very simple m atter Our next article will be concerned exclusively with speed. Concentrating, pre reading and questioning arc more closely related to un demanding than to speed, but they do add speed to your reading by making under­ standing easier, lip to now uc have concentrated on the RICHARD LEE Rennett, non of Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Lee Ben­ n e t t , 220 Woodmere Boulevard, wan named on the denn’n lint at Clark Memuriul Coll e g e of MinHinnippi. Bennett, a ministerial ntudent, wan recently elected secretary of the colleKe’n ministerial as­ sociation. Stetson Gets $29,3(7 Check mind in this eye-mind rcla tionship. Now we shall begin to work with the eyes, to read in phrases, to enlarge the eye span in your reading. Helps to concentration, prereading and questions will help you all your life. Use them first in your assigned reading, hut use them also when you read the newspaper. Use them every day. tYou should have completed tills reading in 75 seconds.) NEXT: Too Many Eye Jerks Around Here.) This Informative series Is available In book form. Splral bound and illustrated, the book not only features all 20 articles In the series but also II exercises for "Speed a n d Comprehen­ sion." Order a copy by send­ ing your namr, address and t l to: Stop Heading Word by Word, c/o The Sanford ller. aid, P. O. Box till, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York II, N. Y. DEI.AND — A check for 129,307 from The Charles E. Merrill Trust has been receiv­ ed by Rtetaon University, Stet­ son President J. Ollle Ed­ munds has announced. Tbe money representa Htetson'a share through September 1903 In the annual income from a trust established by the late Charlea E. Merrill, Stetson graduate In 1903. Merrill wna the directing partner of the Investment firm Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith. Long a warm friend of his alma mater, Merrill in 1954 established the Chair of Amer­ ican Studies a t Stetson with a gift of 1100,000. Tho Merrill Program of American Studlra offers a mn, or In Stetson’s College of Lib­ eral Arte, purpose of which is to give students a fuller un­ derstanding of the American democratic system. Under­ graduate courses emphasize the principles upon which this nation whs founded nnd has grown great. A graduata program designed for p u h I I e school tenchers lends to a master's degree In American Studies. New officers were elected at the regular monthly meet­ ing of tha Auxiliary Unit to South Semlnola VFW Tost 8207 held a t the Post Home on the old Dixie Highway north of Longwood. Elected unanimously were Mrs. Virginia McManus, pres­ ident; Mrs. Geri Hltsmsn, senior vies president; Mrs. Eva Wynn, junior vlca presh dent; Mrs. Sophia Dryant, treasurer; Mrs. Edna Norman, chaplain; Mrs. H arriett Har­ ris, conductress; Mrs. Martha McEIvy, guard and Mrs. Ruth Hopkins, three year truatee, Mrs. Lucy McGuire, two year trustee and Mrs. Donna Estes, one year trustee. Named to represent tha auxiliary at the district conventioa to be held April 26 at Melbourne were Mrs. Hltsman and Mrs. Irena March, delegates, and Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Wynn, alternates. Mrs. Bryant will serve ai delegate and Mrs. Hltsmsn alternate for the Depart­ ment Convention scheduled June 11-14 a t Cocoa Reach. Officers will he Installed May 28 with place and install Ing officer to he announced. Following t h e buslneti meeting refreshmenta of cake, coffee and tea were served, 1?ie next regular meeting will he May 14. Association To Meet fly Mra. Adam Muller The April meeting of the I DeRary Civic Association will he held at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday | at the Community Center. The Illustrated story of the I Missile Test Center at Patrick | Air Foree Rase will bo pjcsented by Col. Peter Romo. ? J) £peeinfc. • MON. • TUBS. • WED. 25th Cr PARK, SANFORD “KELLOGG’S** CEREAL “REG. SIZEpi> VARIETY PAK MODESS PKG. OF 12 PKG. OF 10 Limit: One With Your S3 Or More Food Order Pleas# Limit: One With Your 13 Or More Food Order Please BRING YOUR AJAX CLEAN SWEEP COUPONS HERE! ‘THRIFTY” “SAFE SUDS” DETERGENT B LEAC H A JA X GIANT PKG. QUART JAR 'ostponement The April meeting of the I Rear Lake Community Club has been postponed from this Thursday u n t i l Thursday, April 23, due to conflict In reservationa of the Florida Power Corporation Employes (Tub House. Limit: S With Your |3 Or More Food Order Pleas# LIMIT: ONK WITH YOUR S3 OR MOItK FOOD ORDER PLEASE ‘FOOD KING” QUARTERS The bald eagle la the ayrabol of the United Statci. "a j a x - l iq u id 0LE0 CLEANER 15 OZ. M L. LB. PKG. "AJAX- » CLEANER LAnr.E I’Kfi. "AJAX" CLEANSER RE O. CANS Limit: One With Your S3 Or More Food Order Pleas# FRESH! "100% FURE" "FRESH *N CRISP- GROUND LETTUCE MATHER of Sanford 2 HEADS -KVF.HFRF.SH" HAMBURGER BUNS LEAN “CENTER-CUT- B ED R O O M S • Early A w n icia • Franck Provincial • Modern M58 o" EASY TERMS at __ M ATH ER Open Fri. Nights of Sanford Sanford'* Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store 208-09 E. let ST. FA 2-098.1 PORK CHOPS 50 EXTRA With ThU ' Coupon 4k Th# Purchase Of "Riche*" LIl. G O LD BOND CHOCOLATE STAMP S ECLAIR* ' • Os. Pbg. 49* | Coupon good at your "Thriftway" ( Only, Thru Wednesday April 16 PKGB. ?F 8 "CARNATION- INSTANT DRY SOT. M ILK ,,KU- 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With Thia Coupon A The I’urrhaae Of "Minute Maid" ORANGE STAMP S DELIGHT 3 6 ox. cant 19c Coupon good at your “Thriftway" Only, Thru Wednoaday April IS £B*3anfifUR3SMNMHNlRStf �QJJL GOOD OL‘ FASHIONED CRACKER DAYS u lir r H - E • L • P t I Somewhere in mothballs in Herald-land there is a "prop” The Herald would like to bor­ row. We have a pretty girl all lined up to emphasize "Cracker Days" and we’d like to photograph her in a bath­ ing suit. Definitely not a bi­ kini . . . but a bathing suit of the vintage of 1900-20. Can anyone help us? Call R. E. Torter at 322-3612. • • • • Political candidates have been Invited to the Voters League meeting at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Wilson School. This meeting Is for all voters, especially District 5, of any political faith. Democrats are having a county-wide meet­ ing, with all candidates in­ vited, at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Jai Alai Fronton. • • • Local registered nurses are presenting what should prove a most entertaining program at 8 p.m. Saturday at Semin­ ole High School auditorium. It's the Orlando Accordion Symphony Orchestra. An 18member all-accordion group, who placed first in the state accordion championship in I960, 1961 and 1902. and first in 1961 and second in 1962 in the national accordion cham­ pionship. • • • Science students of Semin­ ole High School arc inviting their parents, friends and the general public to an open house display of their work between 7-9:30 p.m. April 21. • • • Bill MacLauchlin's contri­ bution, via the Lions Pause; Nursery teacher, "Everyone in this country is free.” Little boy, "I'm not free; I'm four." • • • And quoting some of Bill's philosophy: A m e r i c a ' s downtrodden class is comprised of those people who don't have remote controls for their TV color sets. Success often means getting up one more time than you It's sort of late, now that l< Woodruff building is Bl­ ast down but — why doesn't u city or the contractor put some sort of a handrail ing First Street to protect 8 pedestrians from vehicur traffic t Especially since to parking is allowed along it part of the sidewalk tekrd to pedestrian traffic. • • • rhlrtcen anglers really are eating out the news from lwaukee. They've taken 16 h from Lake Golden, all aring Schlitz fishing derby ;s, which range in value >m $25 to $10,000. One chap, Navy chief, hooked four of > moneyed fish. And, to 1c, these are the only tag:) fish taken in Seminole unty. • • Zip Code 32771 iim t lit > Off Again Viet Nam First $85,000 Budget Approved By Casselberry VOL. 56 • fhe Honolulu tycoon who ight the North Orlando npany has yet to put in his pearanre but a press conence has been called on subject by another chap this afternoon. See Wedday'* paper. Band Parents The Seminole High Band Parent Association will meet Tuesday at I p. m. in the Band Hatl for the last official meeting of the school year. NO. 168 County OKs Hospital Expansion m .57-Mill, 3-Year Tax Voted To Raise $350,000 w A ... BRIEFS Ground Shepard HOUSTON (UPI) — Alan It. Shepard Jr., wobbly from the same inner ear inflamation that forced his former comrade John Glenn Jr. to quit politics, has been ground­ ed temporarily. Seminole Memorial Hospital will be improved with a new $1 million, 60 bed wing with In the next two years. County Commission, after a one-hour 45 minute discuss ion this morning, approved by a 4-1 vote a .57 of a milt ad valorem tax for three years CHICAGO ( UH> — Attorto raise $350,000 in matching ncya for Teamster Union funds to meet a $650,000 fed President James It. lloffa eral grant under tl\e Hill-Bur­ Monday were denied a re­ ton Act. quest for a delay in llnffn’s Nearly 50 persons in the scheduled April 27 trial on audience when the Commlss multi-milliun dollar f r a u d ion commenced the liospltal charges. public hearing at 10 a. m presented petitions and other­ wise voiced opposition to the CAPE KENNEDY (U PI)— tax levy, claiming "no bene Troubles with a 200 • pound OPEN HOUSE in observance of National Library Week was attended by fita" for residents of South spacecraft Monday night forc­ Nnvy and civilian dignitaries Monday afternoon at Sanford Naval Air Seminole County. ed the third postponement in Station library. Pictured from Die left: Mayor A. L. Wilson, Librarian Commissioner John Alex eight days of the Project Catherine Stovvell and Capt. Robert M. Ware, commanding officer of ander was the lone dissenter Fire shot that is to examine SNAS. (Herald Photo) to the tax levy, asserting the the heat returning moonships necessary $350,000 could be will encounter. raised by paring the hospital's operating budget and from ex Iras" in the county'a budget WASHINGTON (UPI) — For the first time in Its or hy a bond issue. Defense Secretary Robert 8. history Cassellierry has a fis Motion for the levy was McNamara said in congres­ cal budget. Stonday night the made by Gen. J. C. Hutchison sional testimony released to­ seconded by John Fitzpatrick town council put Its stamp of day that he had "stripped the An appeal for 12 pints of anil concurred in hy Lee Gary approval on an $85,000 budget military assistance budgets and Chairman Jam es I’ which will govern expend! everywhere around the world blood to bolster the recovery lures made thus far during CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) - rident involving injuries the Avery Jr. to put money into South Viet of a former local insurance the current calendar year plus At least ciaht persons were Air Force lias incurred at this Chairman A. 11. Peterson Nani.” executive has been made in spare center. Injured, several seriously, Sr., hospital board of trustees those for the remainder of the area. "Preliminary reports indi­ opened the o eir two-hour dis­ 1964. when the third-stage of a Ih e IvrTesl single Item of Guy C. Warmork <j/ Route Delta roc? t apparently l.i cated ''rat it (the initlnn) re­ cus’ion hy pointing out the WASHINGTON (UP!) — anticipated receipts listed in curred while the spacecraft nited today during an indoor present hospital was com 2, Sanford, is a patient at Pennsylvania Gov. William was being mated to its third mcnced in 1952, that $350.noo Ihe budget Is $45,100 expected Scranton oft-mention“d as a Orange Memorial Hospital, test, the Federal Space Agen­ stage engine for a series o( Is needed to meet the $650,000 from Cassclbcrry’f share of cy announced. possible Republican president­ Orlando, where he recently un­ pre-launch tests," the spokca- federat grant. He also said the cigarette tax and the larg Six persons were admitted ial nominee, said today he derwent major surgery. two years will lie required est single Item of expend! to hospitals and a Space man said. doesn't want to be elected lures is $20,700 for roads and Mrs. Warmark has appealed Agency spokesman said two to complete the new wing. Tile Delta rocket is consid­ President this year or any for at least 12 donoia to visit bridges within tlie corporate Robert llessercr, hospital ered one of tile most reliable of them were "in the operat­ other yrar. limits. This figure will not in the local blood hank so that administrator, said the pre in the U. S. arsenal. The third ing room” undergoing surg­ elude $15,000 which the town the blood may he credited to ery. It was the first major ac- stage is a small rocket that sent facility has 108 beds will borrow to pay Its share of his "account" at Orange with another 12 to he added gives the satellite the final WASHINGTON (UPI) — Memorial. Any type blood will paving Winter Bark Drive when Ihe now pediatrics wing kick Into orbit. Senate GOP Leader Everett Ite welcome, she said. Tlie third stage of Ihe solid is completed, lie said the from SR 430 north to ScinlnM. Dirksen said today he had Wnrinack retired about four fuel rocket engine was attach­ hospital imputation runs from ola Boulevard. modified bis most controvers­ years ago after having serv­ The Council approved tlie ed to an orbiting solar observ­ 99-103 patients per slay and at ial civil rights amendment to ed as staff manager of In­ borrowing of the $15,000 at a one time this month was 101 atory scheduled to be launch­ assure that a state agenry terstate Insurance Company 3.8 per cent Interest rate from ed next Tuesday, and it was per cent. rould not tic up a job discrim­ with offices in the Sanford the Florida State Hank of He addisl accepted planning aboard the three stage Delta ination rase for more than six Atlantic National Rank. City Commissioners Monday Is that a hospital not have Sanford. Council Attorney Ken months. night ratified changes in tho rocket Tile accident occurred in­ more than 80 per cent of Its McIntosh was scheduled to Sanford Fire Department and side a room where the upper beds occupied to meet any notify the County Commission made at an earlier executive Vandals Busy this morning of the Council's stage and the spacecraft are disaster. Vandals ruined temperature The theft of several articles session meeting. The changes tested tor balance in a simu­ The new wing, he said, will action and request that the switches on eight coin operat­ from two area homes is being will hi ing the department up lated (light. house offices, laborato*ies, paving work begin as soon as ed washing machines at John­ investigated tty ecunty de­ to full strength and permit etc,, on tlie first floor and 60 possible. NASA said six persons were son's Coin I-aundry in the puties, The burglaries were more routine time off for per­ taken to the Patrick Air Force beds on the second and third In other action, the Council Casselberry Shopping Center, repotted over the weekend by sonnel. floors. It will he constructed voted to name Dentzcl Long Base Hospital and two more The fire chief, Mark N. Immediately west of tlie pre as the town's new building In deputies reported today. The Thomas Mero of Twin Lakes Cleveland Sr., was authorized to the Cape Canaveral Hospi­ vandalism occurred over the and Mrs. M. L. Grogan of W. sent furltity. apector, advertise for a pub tal. to bring the department up Florida law permit* the lie w o r k s superintendent, weekend, they say. First Street. The Delta rocket lias three to n 2.r>-niiin force by somo County Commission to assess new men and replacements stages. The first is powered five mills for not more than leave the current dog prob­ lem up to Mayor Owen Anstcy by liquid fuel and the second for those who have left the 15 years for hospital construe until the Council cun find a ami third by solid (ucl. local service. The accident occurred short­ tion. Present mlllage, Bess solution and authorized the A full "Kelly Day”—an erer said is .8 of a mill. The extra 24-hour day off—will ly after 10 a. ill. EST, NASA new assessment will increase Iowa clerk to advertise fur bids to puve two sides of a said. Ite allowed and the chief will this lo 1.37 mills. triangle at the Intersection of prepare a vacation schedule First opponent In speak Queens Mirror Circle and with the men "to harmonize against the assessment was Winter Park Drive. with the work schedule and Tom Moses, city planning en The Council approved an to post the vacation srhcdule gineer for Winter Park, who ordinance annexing the area :tu days before tile effective said he spoke for property commonly known as Seminole date.” owners in English Estates, Plaza to Hie Town of Cassel­ The fire chief i* also In County Commission a n d Casselberry, Fern Park and berry. work closely through the rily Tanglewood. The Council arerpted from manager's office and to keep Cassellierry t o w n officials lie stated the proposal "Is the town's zoning hoard a have reached agreement fur the Commission informed on not pro|ier’* from a practical the department’s status and the paving of Winter Park economical standpoint, it was comprehensive zoning ordi­ nance. Councllmcn agreed to Drive. activities. imprudent to compel South meet with County Zoning Di­ Kenneth McIntosh, town at­ Seminole residents to drive 18 rector Robert Brown before torney, informed the County miles to the hospital and ad making a final decision on tlie Cominivsion the town is ready vocatcd the proposal lie fin proposal. to place $20,700 in escrow fur anred from a hospital district, Several petitions for annex­ materials for the improve­ removal of hospital funds ORLANDO (UPI) — A Flor­ ment, with the county to per­ from the county budget ansi ation from various property owners were presented to the ida industries exposition o|wns form the actual work. construction of hospital farlli Commission direrlcd Coun­ here today with everything tics in .South Seminole County. Council which Instructed At­ from handbags to missiles on ty Engineer William Rush to Only South Seminole rest torney McIntosh to request draft plans for a sidewalk display—and must of the dent to sjieak in favor of the rulings from the attorney along SR 15 for pupils of tax levy was Mr*. Rob Brad general before any decisions items for sale. Gov. Farris Bryant was on Lake Monroe School, in re- ford, who added she doe* not can he made. hand for the ribbon-rutting for­ sponsr to a request for par­ use the Seminole hospital hut mally opening the exposition. ent* as presented by Mrs. A1 doe* use the Orlando and Win­ Officials earlier had set a Dotidney. ter Park facilitici. T h e Commission passed $t million goal for one day of Dr. Gordon I). Stanley, who telling Florida product* at over s renewed request hy said his office is across the English Estates residents for street from the local hospital the annual show MIAMI (UPI) - Brazilian SCOIJTORAM A display* last weekend at the On ihe eve of the exposi­ paving of the south aeress staled 30-35 per cent of his Adm. Carlos Pennabotto, who Sanford Armory attracted Reneroua crowds on tion, the topic of a one-day road to English Estates patients arc from South Semi­ played a prominent role in both days, Friday and Saturday, and offered a industrial development con­ School until the next budget. nole and use Seminole hospi­ the recent anti-Communist re­ graphic example of the work and talent of scoutference was how to bring The residents said $9,000 Is tal. He also stated the local volt in Brazil, will be among era in the St. John’s District. Here checking one in participating hospital la available to not the speakers at a Cuban exile more industries to the state. avallsble of the exhibits are B. F. Ganas, left, district ac­ The emphasis was on what funds, and more will be forth­ only South Seminole physi­ rally Sunday to ”pay homage tivities chairman, and Thomas G. Albert, district industries look for in seeking coming later for improvement cians but also to Orange to the antl-Caatro Cuban reexecutive. (Herald Thoto) new locations. of the north access road. County doctors. I aiaUoce movement.” Hof fa Loses Blood Sought <8 Hurt As Rocket For Sanford Man Explodes A t Cape 'CRACKER DAYS $800,000Sanford Water Job Gets Green Light An $800,000 water system Improvement program got the green light Monday night of City Commission and bids for the project will be received June 1. Commissioners approved on second reading an ordinance which will allow the sale of bonds for $800,000; money which will be used to place another pumping station at the Mayfair G o l f Course which will service wells to be sunk there. Tho ordinance, which re quired nearly a half-hour for City Atty. William C. Hutchi son to read, was declared an "emergency ordinance" and all legal technicalities will be expedited to bring the project into being. Tlie bids will be advertised for as quickly as possible and all will be subject to confir­ mation of the court on the ordinance and awarding oi certificates by tha bonding company. This is believed to be i formality but city commis Manors insisted that the city not be bound to any contract should a snag appear In the procedure. Considerable discussion was WEATHER: Tartly cloudy through Wednesday; high todn.v in high 80i; low tonight 65-70. United Tress Lcnsrd W re Established 1*J08 TUES., ATR1L I t. 1661 SANFORD, FLORIDA • From the mailbag: "Dear Mr. Porter, First of all, I would like to say that I read your column and enjoy it very much. (Thank you.) However, in your article April 9 (in the section about Pres­ byterian churches) you stated that the two now churches in Seminole County were 14.5 per cent of the 29 new church­ es. I think if you will check it that two is only 6.89 per cent of 29 (divide two by 29). Being a former school teach­ er, I couldn't help but notire your error. (Oops — goofed again.) Keep writing your in­ teresting column. Mrs. Doris Schautteet. PS: I had been meaning to write anyway and ask why there is no sign in­ dicating how to get on French Avenue or Highway 17-92 from the road along Lake Monroe (going w est)7" • 1 Cracker Days Cornin' GOOD OL‘ FASHIONED Scranton: ‘No’ Ev. Gives In Fire Department Changes Ratified 2 Homes Robbed Agreement On Paving Reached given to the hiring of a rest dent engineer to give daily supervision on the project one of tlie more energetic ones undertaken by the city in years. Cal Conklin, representative of the engineering firm hired by the city for the project, said he is establishing “per manent” residence in the city but declined to agree to "con slant" supervision of each step in Uic operation. He added his firm would agree to Inclusion of such handling In the contract it now has with the city, but added such a requirement is noncxistant to this date. Commissioner* agreed to Increase the proposed salary of a city engineer from $6,600 to "up to $7,800' annually so that a competent person can lie hired. It is expected tha new engineer would be abla to take care of the day-to-day supervision demanded by Commissioner Earl Higgin­ botham. Higginbotham cited past in­ cidences in which the city hud, as he put it, “ been stuck for a considerable additional outlay of city funds" when snags developed in tha pro­ jects. The commissioner said ho was not insinuating Conklin's firm would do this but ho wanted tlie assurance spelled out in "unmistakable lang­ uage." ★ ★ ★ The water plant now aerving the city and located al French Avenue and W. 13th Street was built by private en­ terprise in the 1920s and later acquired by the city. It will continue to function but be augmented by the new plant scheduled to be built west of Highway 17-92 and City Manager Warren E. south of Onora Road. Know-lea was asked Monday night by the City Commission to seek a "firm commitment" on the selling price to the city of the water system in Sunland Estates. Developer of the housing project, Bralley Od-ham, had asked whether the city Is in­ terested In obtaining the sys­ tem, noting that It already United Pres* International owna and operates the sewer Fred O. Dickinson of West system there. Palm Beach and Sen. Scot* He previously had offered Kelly of 1-akeland were blast­ the water system to the city ed by a fellow candidate for for about $190,000 hut no firm governor today on charge* figure had been set, the com­ they are trying to fool th« mission noted, for the useable voters by promising to reduce portion of It. automobile tag fee*. Knowles said he had made Sen. John Mathews Jr., an appraisal of that part of Jacksonville, leveled tha the system which could lie charge in Fort Lauderdale, connected to the city's setup saying the lost of Uiis $50 to and came up with the figure $70 million In revenue would of $91,564.01. mean that a sales tax on gro­ "Tti'-J;" lie said, "cover* Ihe ceries and medicine would distribution system only with have to be aubstliuted. the fire hydrants and the ac­ "Dickinson and Kelly know tual house services and me­ this full well but they ara ters. The cost figures include not telling you,” Mathews city Installed costa with labor, said. equipment, supervision and "An extension to lncluda Insurance.” food and medicine waa advo­ Knowles' $91,000 figure was cated by some the last session declared "too high” by Com­ of the legislature and I be­ missioners Earl Higginbotham lieve it would have passed and Jam es H. Crappt who had not the tag tax raised suggested the city offer $50.- muoli of the money needed.** ooo "lock, slock and barrel” But Dieklnaon sniped back for It. at opponents pessimistic about They noted the pumping reducing tho license tag cost stations and other water sup­ and removing price control plying material would be use­ powers from the state milk less to the city should it ac­ commission. quire the system. An additional outlay of $38,000 would be needed by tlie city, It was pointed out, to lay an eight-inch line from An old fashioned political the present city lines to Sunland. rally In behalf of the cam­ Commissioner Joe Baker paign of Sen. John Mathews argued in favor of the pur­ for tha Democratic nomination chase, stating the city would for governor will be staged at realize $23,000 yearly from 7:30 p. m. Wednesday at First users and under present wa­ Street and Magnolia Avenue. ter rates. He noted the cost Speaker will lie State Sen. could be paid off by the city John McCarty, of Fort Pierce, in a relatively few years. who will be introduced by Dr. After considerable more dis­ W. Vincent Roberts, Seminole cussion, it was deckled that County co-chairman of tha Knowles confer with Odham Mathews campaign. A high hi gel a firm commitment on school band also will bo leathe project. lured. City Asks Firm Commitment On Sunland Offer Mathews Blasts Promises Of Car Tag Cut Mathews Rally Set Wednesday le n n e u f f t ALWAYS m tST QUALITY ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY Orlando Opens Industry Show Exiles To Hear Brazil Officer Men’s Quality Leather Belts 2 for *1 New styl* buckles and first quality Print N* Solid Cotton Percales s 4 yds *1 8«v* p l e n t y on these cn* piece beautiful on* tlm* machine w uhable, eolov- buy that you don’t want to miss. Siaea 28-44. ful cottons ao right for horsehld*. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 13, 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/d59740b2417d8552b51681ba9f964401.pdf da0d6845a7f2265c2212b344695429df PDF Text Text I A i Page 4-A — M ay 6, 19B4 ^Ideabook Smaller P.O.s Exempt From Service Cuts Majority of smaller po»t of. flee* will not b« affected by the recently-announced adjustm enu In parcel post and poat office window aervlce, Robert A. Mann and Clarence Donaldaon, Lake Monroe and Lake Mary postmasters, reapcctivc* ly, aald today. Mann and Donaldaon ex* plain their atatemenU were prompted by aome misunder­ standing about the acopc of theae change*. Recapping the local poatal situation, t h e poatmaatera pointed to theae facU: Money order aervlce a t their poat of* ficea on Saturdaya will con a^aa in tha paat. Money | ordera will be laaued and par cel poat will be delivered be tween 8 a. m. and noon on Saturdaya. Poat officea will cloae for bualncaa at noon Sat* urdaya. A t the aame time, Mann and D o ald io n aald they have re celved Information on the na­ tional acope of the aervlce ad juatmenta which Indicate very little overall effect la antici­ pated from the order, which waa effective Monday. St. Pete Editor Thanks Staff For Prize ST. 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FLORIDA NO. 185 eio ^ «- • • • 6) C O # «■ ff to < C • Fairdoth Takes 2,570-Vote Lead On the St. John* River, “Nile of America,” a catchy slogan for Sanford, may Boon adorn all promotional material for thin area. That’a the suggeation made ycaterday by n committee of the Seminole Chamber of Commerce. Tho slogan would replace nn ob­ solete phrase which has long been discarded in promotional data from this urea—The Cel­ ery City. Burns, High Both Claiming New Support • As most folks know, the Nile River and the St. Johns River are the only two to flow north; others muintain a southerly direction to the most part. The Nile of America . . . .no other ^ itv in the state or nation, yea almost the whole world, can make that statement. All Precincts In,- Absentees Being Counted MIAMI (U PI)-M iam l’s RoMIAMI (UPI) — Miami hert King High snd llaynnn attorney Karl Fnlreloth catHums of Jacksonville each ried a slender lend today in claimed new support today in his race for attorney general t h e i r gubernatorial runoff with incumbent James Kyncs race and ! > . f eiA.s.’rj . j c s. but with ntuu-ntcc ballot c o u n tA FK E T iiffrU fitlN made mincemeat of a dragline Tn Loiigwood yes­ ordi as mayors of Florida's ing still incomplete. terday at 6:40 p.m. Highway Patrolman C. L. Tomlinson said the truck • • • two largest cities. The latest statewide figure* carrying the dragline was turning onto Palmetto Ave. to cross the rail­ Hums, the lanky mayor of Mack Cleveland, backer of gave Faircloth 403,102 vote* road tracks when it was struck by the Atlantic Coast Line freight. The Jacksonville who piled up s Jack Mathews in the guberna­ to 4ti0,o32 for Kyncs. Tills in­ truck driver, George Danglcman .Ir. of 2600 Celery Ave., didn’t hear tho 93.000 vote lead over all other torial contest Tuesday, was cluded returns from all of tha train signal, Tomlinson said. Damages to the dragline, truck, trailer and candidates in Tuesday's first asked this question shortly af­ state’s 2,279 precinct*, plus a train were estimated at $17,200. No one was hurt. (Herald Photo) primary, claimed he had re­ ter the vote was tallied and number of absentee ballot*— ceived ‘‘substantial new sup­ Robert King High was high but not nil. port from every section of man on the totem role: "When The S t a t e Canvassing Florida." wo meet you now, Mack, do we Board meet* on Tuesday to High, Miami's diminutive, say *116110’ or ‘I i r r * approve the official votea i bilingual mayor since 1957 • • • from the counties and mnko FOREST HANGERS Albert llam a (left) und Terrell Ravin boro a samp­ : who shocked poll takers by Defeat of the water control the statewide totals official. ling' front ‘The Senator," more commonly known an "The Bijr Tree," in nn | running a stunning second, referendum stirred Jim Avery, It may not be until then boeffort to determine its age, believed to be between .‘1,500 ami 8,600 years. said he had also gotten lots of one of the prime backers of fore the two candidates con­ However, the rangers suid the buhl cypress tree’s "interior" is such that new support, "even from the project, to sny: "I think sider the cliff-hanger raca no true cstmnte of its nge is possible. Prompted by the County Commis­ some Hums people." if I had any money, I’d invest finally settled. S e v e n Seminole bulletins ole Chamber of Commerce met sion, "The Rig Tree" will be publicized ns u Seminole County "must" for Lakeland Sen. Scott Kelly, No change in results in the it in celery.” placed at strategic spots und this morning to discuss the lo­ The race has been ona of tourists by the Suuford Chnmber of Commerce. It is loeuted on Gen. J. C. who moved into third place • • • pointing out the St. Johns cation, wording nnd cost of the unofficial tabulation of Tucstho closest in Florida history, Hutchison Pnrkwuy. (Herald Photo) Members of the Gindervillc River ns tho "Nile of Amer­ project. The recommendations j day's primary voting ip Scm- with a late surge of votes and probably the closest for from Northwest Florida, trail­ Volunteer Fire Department aro ica” may soon boost Sanford will be made to the full Chama state Cabinet post. In 1876, inolc County were shown to­ ed High by about 11,000 votes, reminded of their bi-monthly and Seminole County fop mot- ber at a later dute. less than 200 votes separat­ but stubbornly refused to con­ day in release of the official meeting to be held tonight at oiists visiting Florida. ed two candidates for gov­ The pr»|iosed locutions would cede. 7:30 nt Kbenezer Church, ernor, but not since then bus A committeo of the Semiu- lure truffic at U. S. 17 near tabulation by Registrar Ca­ Kelly maintained that his s e e there been a race that close. Jacksonville, N. S. 1 north of milla Iiruce. own tabulations showed less Tho American I.cgion Aux­ Faircloth is seeking the Ren. Spcssard I.. Holland, than a 5,000-vote spread be­ Itunnell, Highway 4rt and In­ iliary, Unit 63, will hold three post to which Gov. Farris terstate 4, Interstate 76 north seeking re-election, nnd Kar- tween him and High and Memorial Day services s t Bryant appointed Kyncs in of Wildwood, U. S. 17 south of lylo llousholdcr, nomime for urged rampaign workers to three cemeteries a t which time Jununry to succeed veternn llarbcrville, U. S. 1 south of county judge, topped all can­ "stand by." members will present flagpoles KN ROUTE WITH JOHN­ ing man-toman with jobless attorney general Richard E r­ Mints, and U. 8. 1 neur Huy- didates in the county with 7,Concern for the future of "This campaign is not over in honor of the nation’s wur 324 nnd 7,(139 votes, respec­ until every precinct is offi­ the Village of North Orlande SON (U I'D —President John­ workers and pledging a new vin, who « « • given a Stula nrd. dead. S;iciikcrs are being lined Scores or artists are expect­ revolution" to Supreme Court seat. cially reported, every vote nnd not for herself, personally son journeyed on a six-state "American Conferring with the Cham­ tively. up for each of the ceremonies ed to display their work to­ Faircloth, 43, started off The official tabulation, in­ counted ami recheeked and or in her official rnpurlty ns help their plight. ber committee this morning tour of the poverty-plagued to be held at Kvcrgrecn, Onk- morrow and Saturday in the Tuesday night as tha leader cluding absentee ballots, re­ every absentee ballot counted mayor, was expressed tills At his first slop of the Applarhhn area today, talklawn and I’aolu. Gold Star first Sidewalk Arts Festival at was Don linrhour of Harbour vealed 12,490 electors enst ami rccherked," Kelly said. muming by Mrs. Irene Van two-day trip in Cumlierland, in tho bnlloting nnd once held Outdoor Advertising Co. of Mothers have been asked to Seminole I’laza. ballots out of 18,450 register­ With all of Florida's 2,279 Kepoel in answer to rhurgrs of Mil., Johnson sounded Hie a lend of some 30,000 votes. take part and, Auxiliary offi­ The art will be .shown on the Orlando. ed voters in the county, or precincts reporting, B u r n s theme of his trip when ho Kynes begnn to surge ahead "gross abuse of office , ,. , The exact wording of the cials say, they have agreed to Plaza mall 'raw ,°J n e tr: »n 6* p. Y en' • b.id 301.220 votes, Fred O pointed to cabinet members after that hut hy mid • dny through misappropriation of sign is y«t to tie cH'icrnilned. provide their Gold Star Flags 5:30 p.m. both'days. The water route) vation and Dickinson 180 , 888 , High 209,accompanying him ami do Wednesday, Faircloth had es­ public- funds" brought against The ''bulletin" will have on for the occasion. Officials hope the public re­ overlay in the upper left hand control bill was defeated with 3r.2, Fred Karl 85,809, Kelly her und Councilman Arthur elared: "We entne because we tablished a slim lead that held • • • at lietween 2,000 and 3,000 sponse will be such that the corner with a map stressing 2,355 for and 2,033 against. 198.948 and John Mathews Ferrin by former Mayor W. rare." A grant of more than $1 festival can become an an­ votes. Democrats will go to the 133,722. W. Anderson. Emm Maryland, ho hopped the St. Johns River and.Lake million will maku |>os*ible con nual event. A similar (estival polls again on May 20 for High said that Burns had Mayor Van Kepoel said that (o Martlnsburg, W. Va., for a st ruction of a new laboratory in Winter Park attracts sev­ Monroe nnd worda pushing the second or run off primary made a great deal out of what VIENTIANE, Laos (UPI) brief stop and the srhcdulc "I am protected by Hie min­ Seminole County. building from tho Institute of eral hundred visitors, they The largest type will boost und vote on these candidates; lias heen done in Jacksonville utes of April 17: ‘On motion — Premier Houvnnnu I'liou- then railed for a swing into Marine Science, University of point out. For governor — Huydon during hi* administration, ami by Mr. (Arthur) Rhodes nlid inn’s ultimatum to two leftist Ohio, Tennessee, North Caro­ Sanford while the smaller type Miami, according to Dr. Henry Artists are expected to par­ Hums, mayor of Jacksonville, "that suits me line." and Georgia. Five seconded by Mr. (Arthur) Far* ministers in hilling posed a tin King S t a n f o r d , university ticipate from Orlando and will stress the Nile of Amer­ and Robert King High, mayor "I'm perfectly willing to • in giving Mr. (David) Titsun new threat today to hopes for speeches were on the agenda, ica, a phrase the committee president. The National Sci­ Orange County as well us base tlu> campaign on a com (police commissioner) author­ reorganizing the Laotiun coal­ including a breakfast talk to­ will rreommend lie adopted in of Miami. ence Foundation in Washing­ from Seminole County. parison of our records right ity to luivu tho police cur ition government. For county tax collector — morrow to nicinlicrs of the Abandoning of Station Street Joining In tho program arc Sanford's new slogan. ton lias awarded 11,010,000 to­ Murjoriu Shepard and Troy down the line: Georgia legislature- but he in Altamonte Springs so it ran painted." Directional wording will ulso ward the new facility. It'll members of the Orlando Arts ".Miami's tax decrease vs. was expected to make even Anderson, in a petition rebe placed in a conspicuous spot Ray. house the entire Division of League. lie used by the Home Builders For county commissioner, increased taxes in Jackson portcdly s igneil by 211 persons, WASHINGTON (UPI) — more. on the sign. I’hysical Sciences . villc; the comparative moral­ District t — Gen. .1 ('. Hutch­ Lynda Bird Johnson, the charged Mayor Van Kepoel At Cumberland, Johnson Association was approved last Each sign would be 40 feet ison and Edward Yarborough. ity oi our governments; ho.v und Feriln with misuse of President's 20 year-old dauglit- quickly sought out the man night by the Town Council, wide, 12 feet high and have Don’t forget Sunday is For county commissioner, Die two cities have done in at­ funds in Hint they improperly | er, took her mother'* place on-Hie-atreet. He paid a visit subject to action at a public tho river und county map ex­ Mother's Duy. District 5 — John Fitzpatrick tracting new industry, and a authorized a fill payment for today on the Chief Kxucu- to n state unemployment of hearing. tended on the top left hand comparison of Hie harmony and Harry F. Cushing. ficc in the Maryland commun­ Town Alty. S. J. Davis was corner. or lack of it in which our pco a paint job for the village pul- ' tree's five slate Appalachian One politician in town is said For justice of the peace, ity ami talked to Hie jobless asked lo advertise the hear­ ire cruiser. Anderson request- tour, liurbour listed the lutest to have bet on his enndiduto to District tl — Linton L. Cox pic live." workers there. , ing. The firm wishes to placo Federal and state engineers truffic count for major high­ and Al Davis. Both High and Burns said ed n triul for the two or their [ tho tune of 6100. His oppon resignation* from the council. Iv C Ill 1 O l'C C IllC n tS At Hie high acliool stadium a railroad spur on tho street ways, recommended 10 bulle­ yesterdny placed their stump ents were two men. Tho two For constable, District 4 — they would not change tlicir "In toy opinion," said Mayor| NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) — where his helicopter landed, to aerve ita business. won and the loser paid off by of approval on the City of tins he placed a t the strategic It. E. Carroll nnd Charlie campaign tactics for the run and Turkish Cypriot the President was greeted by Architect Robert Webb re­ off or revise their platforms Van Kepoel, "Mr. Anderson is ( ripping a 6100 bill in two, giv Sunfoid'a new 6410,000 sew­ points. The committee reduced Thomas. u frustrated lawyer-type W ul-! force* reinforced their de­ a turnout of about 8,500. At ported to council members age treatment plant, it was re­ the number to seven with the And both men said they would ing half to each man. For constable, District (5 — * • • ported today by City Manager stipulation that the other Grady Hull und Charles Fa­ welcome support from Hie lo* ter Mitty at heart, lie brought' fenses and manned new gun the Cumberland (own square, during the brief meeting that three he added at • later dute. ing candidates and set out to the sumo charge* against his position* today a* a result of wlie-e lie delivered bis lirsl plana for Hie new recreational Tho Herald haa received W. E. Knowles. gan. predecessor. . . . j fighting at widely-scattered speech of the day, an esti­ building are virtually com­ Harbour suid the project get that support. The federul government is many, many compliment* on County Democrats ulso will "If necessary, I can retain point* on this strife-torn is- mated crowd of more than 3,- pleted and will be in a few would consist of u three-year ita account of Juvenile Court underwriting the plant will) 30 vote for national committee­ 000 heard him declare war days. an utlorney hut the villuge land, happenings published in Tues­ |ier cent of the total cost. contract with an option to man und committcewaman nnd to "free 30 million Americans In other action, the council cannot turn to a lawyer to withdruw, subject to negotia­ day’s edition. Readers culled Knowles suid this grunt comes for u slate of delegates to Air-Sea Rescue from the prison of poverty." authorized the town clerk to repair the damage Mr. Andcr- L I 3 J O i l 1 110 CtO the office volunteering their under the anti-stream pollu­ tion at the anniversary date. the iintionul convention pledg­ Although he stopped only seek cost figures for painting son has again done to this I WASHINGTON (UPI) — The firm would supply the Effort Saves 2 help und offering suggestions tion a rt directed by the U. S. ed to President Lyndon Johnbriefly at Martimburg, to tho community house and community. | (•resident Johnson has travelon how to change Juvenile de­ Health, Education and Welfare metal signs, erect and mnin- son. change from helicopter to his town hail and also listened Ferrin released a lengthy ,j fttrt|a.r „ n,| token more tuin them at a rust of 6’> 0 Sanford Airmen Department. linquency to juvenile decency. County Republicans will Air Force jet, Johnson was to lighting plans for the new The city alrcudy bus receiv­ monthly. The upkeep would vote for a national commitAn alert air-sea rescue ef­ statement defending Mayor tri|,* t]uri„K his first five Seldom ha* • report in The given a warm wclcomo at Highway 436 from Highway Van Kepoel and himself for lllHnt|,g in „fric«i than cither also he the responsbility of the ed 649,600 of t h a g r a n t . fort Tuesday saved two San­ Herald created such a stir. It’s tceman nnd comm It tec woman the airport. 17-92 west to Hie town limits. their actions in authorizing K Kennedy or Dwight rompany, Ilurhour said. ford airmen from Injury af hoped the Item will do some Knowles said a federul auditor und also for two slates of Scale models of several pro­ puynu-nt of the police cruiser Elsenhower in the opening will come here, after which the 1 ter they ejected from t/ielr good; will ru t delinquency delegates to tin* nutiunnl con­ city will receive another 678, posed signs and slogans were vention, one slate unpledged A-5A Vigilante attack bomber paint Job and also for the use monlhs „ f ,(o-ir terms. even just a little bit. studied by the committee • • • during a training mission of n truck to haul sund for Hie 000. and one pledged tn Ken. Hur­ whose rhuirmun is Clifford from the attack carrier L'SS Little League baseball field. A number of businesses are ry Goldwntcr. MeKihbin. Enterprise, the Navy an­ It was understood a t last I ll^ /g •aid to be following the lead CHICAGO (UI’I) — Selec­ Tuesday evening’* c o u n c i l tion of a jury in the 620 mil­ Military Plane New models, spelling out the nounced today. of a Long Island, N. Y. bunk suggested wording and slo­ The airmen, both assigned meeting, when Anderson filed lion finud conspiracy trial of which haa banned smoking by Crashes; 4 Dead gans will la* prepared by the to Heavy Attack Squadron his charges, Hint a hearing Teamster u n i o n I’reaident employes a t its 60 branches— HUKLDURT FIELD, Flu. advertising firm and lie avail­ Seven, are Lt. Cdr. Jerrold would lie held June 2. How­ James It. lloffu was halfway except in washrooms. A noble E. Cita|Hlelaine, pilot of the ever, Mayor Van Kepoel said home today, needing eight experiment, but cynics claim (UI’I) — A twin-engine mili­ able for the committee to pre­ twin-jet aircraft, ami Avia­ today there was no vote taken more jurois to complete the such a nil* will do mors to tary plune crashed into pine sent to the Chamlter for contion Electrician's Mate First at that meeting concerning a panel. muke washrooms popular than woods a t the end of a runway aideratiun when tho next budDANVILLE, Calif (UPI) — Class Clifton Stringer, bom trial or bearing. to make cigarettes unpopular. Wednesday while making * ■get session is held. ‘‘tuurh and go” landing at­ • • • If approved, the program A twin-engine airliner flying hardier navigator. The Navy reported the two Automation is when you re- tempt at this commando train­ would start in October. from Stockton, Calif., to San MOSCOW (UI’I) — The crewmen ejected after the Armed Forces 750*14. 800*11, 850*14, place a 676 a week clerk with ing center, killing four of its doubling of Soviet aid to Al­ Francisco in clear weather Rlarkwalf eight crewmen. aircraft became uncontmn900*14. 950*14 a 6300,1)00 machine. geria assured Russi* of PrciPlus T** ft crashed and burned on a able in maneuvers 70 miles Day To Be Feted The other occupunta of the Blushing Bride Rerap. Tirs ranch today and all 41 per-! off the roast of Northern Military organizations of idrnt Ahmed lien ilellu'* sup­ C123, including the pilot and Whitewalls 62 More sons altoard were re|>ortcd Italy. the Sanford area will observe port toduy nnd testified to co-pilot, were injured, hut only In The Raw s r Mayor To Open ;3ne seriously enough to re­ killed. Minutes later destroyers Armed Forces Day on May the Kremlin'* drive for AfriMIAMI (U I’I)—Sissy Dawcan support against Red Chi­ Pacific Air Lines officialsj and heliro;>ers from the near­ 16-17. quire hospitalization. son will lie a real blushing said the plane, an F27 turbo­ by Enterprise task group Mall Tomorrow Mayor A. L. Wilson has pro­ na and thu West. bride Saturday. jet, carried 40 passengers, a were on the scene to accom­ claimed May 10 as "Armed Mayor A. L. Wilson will cut Burglars Loot All recaps guaranteed againat all road hasards and And Charles I). Morrow, a crew of three and one Fed­ plish the rescue. Forces Day to pay special tri­ a ribbon at 2 p. m. tomorrow 23-year-old Miami sailor, also eral Aviation Agency observ­ defer!* fur the life of tires and tubea. DETROIT (UPI) — A bute to Hie members of Hie fnrmully opening the Ronds Sanford Church may turn pink, either from er. sweeping new bargaining pro­ armed forces." • FREE MOUNTING • BUDGET TERMS Mall east of I’urk Avenue, be­ Some burglars just have no embarrassment or the Florida Contra Costa County sh e r­ The public will be invited to posal that would allow work­ tween First nnd Commercial ronscienee. aun. iff's officers said there were GAINESVILLE (UPI) - an "open house" on that day ers to retire at 60 on Incomes Thieves broke into First They're getting married In no survivors. Streets. At the close of late registra­ at Sanford Naval Air Station of up to 6)01) a month was Sunfurd-Scminole Art Asso­ Baptist Church, Sixth and the nude. The plane. Flight 773 ori­ tion (or the spring triinester, to view a display of aircraft reported agreed upon by Un­ ciation will have an art exhibit Park A v e n u e , Wednesday " It’ll just be an old-fashion­ ginating in Reno, Nov., 6,Cl4 sutdents were enrolled and ordnance. ited Auto Workers President 2-6 p. m. in conjunction with night und stole two typewrit­ ed home wedding," said the smashed into the ground on in the University of Florida, Members of Hie various Re­ Walter Iteuthcr and a union the opening, under the spon­ ers and an adding machine, ac­ parent* of the Id-year-old a ranch near this commun­ the registrar's office announc­ serve Corps and the Florida action group previously hav­ sorship of the Sanford Cham­ cording to police reporta to- bride, Mr. and 5 tn . John Daw- ity on the east side of San ed today. This was a slight National Guard will attend ing differences with the 405 W. FIRST ST. FA 2-0651 day. i son. ber of Commerce. Francisco Bay. increase over last year. church in a body on May 17. UAW. 7 Signs To Promote Official Count Fails To Alter Seminole And River Seminole Vote Council Minutes Crowds Greet LBJ Support Her, On Poverty Tour Mayor Says Sidewalk Arts Festival Friday m w A ... BRIEFS Now Threat * t Altamonte Votes To Close Street Lynda On Tour >J « o * 0 '• Sanford Sewage Plant Approved MAJOR Hoffsi «> 44 Feared Dead In Plane Crash BRAND * r DfseouA/r pr/cms 14” TIRES Now Only Reds Double Aid [ $ £ .6 6 GUARANTEED RECAPS! Retirement At 00? 6,fil4 At UF ■■ O V 1 \ �I) Vb> Celler Seeks Way Out For Congress On School Prayer Declaration In Approval Is Proposed WASHINGTON (UP1) — A fragile trial balloon wa* flying today over tha congrri aional achool prayer battle ground. The trial balloon »«■ In the form of a tentative augge* tion by Chairman Kmanuel Celler, D-N.Y., of the House Judiciary Committee. It con eeivably rould give Congress an ,z!t J e ’is Ita currant dllemma over public school pray er and Biblereading. Celler il an ou >k«n op ponent of 117 proposal* to amend the Constitution to ov­ erride Supreme Court deci­ sion* outlawing cla»*room wor»hlnL of achool p ro g ram * ^jea» k ed a wltnet* Wednesday If ho would favor Congreia advi*Ing the high court of ita feel­ ing* before undertaking to amend tha Constitution. The New York congreiaman suggested that Congre** lim ­ ply declare Itielf In favor of voluntary worship in the achool* and call for Supreme Court affirmation of that principle. He noted that a New York fidcral court re­ cently upheld v o l u n t a r y achonlroom prayer and mid the case might be before the Bupreme Court before long. Other congressional news: Civil Ilighta: Senate civil tight* leafier* *cheduled fur­ ther conference* with Atty. Otn. Itolx-rt F. Kennedy to­ day on revlilona of amend­ ment* to the right* meiiure. The *e*»lon wa* to deal with aome of the tougher Isaue*. including Senate OOP Lead­ er Everett >1. Dlrkscn'* propoet d modification of the pub­ lic accommodation* and em­ ployment »ectiona of the bill. The leader* hoped for a ‘•package'' agreement on molt of the roviiiom. Marketing: Tha House Ag­ riculture Committee opened Ita third day of hearing! on legislation to set up a nation­ al commission on food mar­ keting to investigate chain atore practlcea. Harry Iliaon Jr., general counsel for the Nation*! Association of lietail Grocers, told tha panel Wednesday hit group welcom­ ed a congreialonal investiga­ tion, provided It ia conducted without prejudice. Business Briefs The Sanford Jewelry and Ixiggage Company Is obiervIns lu first anniversary In II* new location at the corner of Flrat and Palmetto, aeon from the new Sanford Public Library. The firm wa* founded In SOU by the late Fred Stein. In 1957 Mr* Stela anutned management of the store and ha* operated It ilnre that time. The company carrlea a complete line of Jewelry, lug­ gage and noveltlea, and main­ tain* a watch repair depart­ ment operated by Donald B. Smith. In celebrating thla annlverairy, the firm la giving away a atlvar service and Mr*. Stein la Inviting cuitomer* and other friend* to »top In and regider. Church Girls Plan Tea Dy Maryann Mile* Girl* nf the Junior and In­ termediate Department* nf th e Fnre»t City liaptUt Church, and their mother*, Will have a tea from 2 until 4 pin. Saturday at the church. Mr*. Don Wi-ilmnrrland and M u. Itnlph Green will be in charge. Student Club Sets Tea lly Jane Cawirlbcrry The Future Homemaker* Club at South Seminole Jun­ ior High School will hold a parent-daughter tea from 0 Until 7:80 p.tn. Tuesday In the Home Economic* Itooin prior to the PTA meeting. All ru rrrn t member* and girl* Interested In Joining the club next year, and their par­ ent!, are Invited to uttrnd. /dr*. Thelma Mossholdvr (a the faculty aponaor. Body Of Third Boy Linked To Bryan Found Officers Elected By Civitan Club Richard Brisson has been elected president of the Civi­ tan Club of Sanford and will serve for the 1964-65 period. Other officer* chcsen in­ clude: President-elect, Clyde Long; vice president. H a m m o n d Polk; iccretary, Gil Daigle; trea*urer, Lloyd Swain; and director*. William Layer, Wil­ liam Clause, Sal Manfre and Charles Kampf. The retiring president, Charles Kampf and hi* wife and the tr«a*urer-elect, Lloyd Swain and hla wife will a t­ tend the Civitan International convention in Miami Beach fc a u fn ri frra U Page 2 — May 7, 19GI FAT O V ER W EIG H T Available to you without n doctor's prescription, o u j drug called ODRINEX. Y u must lose ugly fa t er your money bark. No etrenun * exercise, laxatives, massage or taking of so-railrd rrdtic. i n g candies, crnckera or cookies, or chewing gum. OI). RINEX is a tiny tnblet and easily swallowed. When you take ODRINEX. you still *-nioy your meals, still eat the foods ycu like, hut you simply don't have the urge for ext-.i portions because ODRINEX depresses your appetite and decrease* your desire for food. Your weight must conio down, because as your own doctor will tell you. when you eat less, you weigh less. Get rid of excess fat and live longer. ODRINEX costs and is sold on this GUAR­ ANTEE: If not satisfied for any reason just return the package to your druggist ar.d get >our full money l>aik. No question* asked. ODRINEX is sold with this guarantee by: McReynold* Drug Store — Sanford—Mall Order* Filled. HILLSVILLE, Va. (CPI) The FBI, following a trail of gasoline purchases made with a stolen credit card. Wednesday found the body of a third missing boy linked with former mental patient Joseph Francis Bryan Jr. "The investigation into his activities is still continuing." an FBI spokesman said in Washington. Agents discovered the body I of Da» id Wolff. 9. who dj«. i*to! iilig to,lay am. Concluding appeared from his Willing-1 Sunday. | bo*o, V * home April 1. in a wooded area a T a l too Of all commercial woods, I yard* off U. S. 52 near this balsa weigh* the least. • mountsn town just. jic North Carolina line. | ' SOUTH SEMINOLE Junior High School Missile TWO HANFORD students nrc among’ Home 200 of the state's outstnmP The youth lay next to a log. in»r high achool youths attending the flrat Junior Science and Humanities Club officer*, left to right, Letty Cote, Brinn covered with leaves. Sympoaium at the University of Florida thla week, aponaored by the U. S. Stehli and Linda Cote, sun themselves by the Bryan, 25, who once told Army Research Office. From left are Dale Alexander and Norman K. pool following a luncheon at the Cape Colony authorities he liked to see Leach, Seminole High School, and Dr. Guy Omer Jr., director of the Inn while on a field trip to Cape Kennedy and "small boys tied up and Sympoaium. screaming," was taken to J Patrick Air Force Base last Saturday. Sumter. S. C. Wednesday to | ■ await trial in the kidnaping of David Robison, 10 of Mount I’leasant, S. C. He wa* captured in New Heston, all of Sanford; Ida APit 11. 30, 1964 Oriean* by two FBI agents Seidel, I/>n a wood, and Mary Admission* j last week, shortly after he Marilyn Mcridith, France* L. Kell*, Welrsdale. ny France* Wester was placed on the FBI's list Births Smith, Maurice A. Evans, HoLake Mary Boy Seoul Troop | of in most wanted criminals. By Jane Casselberry observance to be held Satur­ tins I.aubach Julia Itrown, To Mr. and Mrs. Phillip 242 wa* represented by 31 Bryan had with him at the day, May 3a at 2:30 p.m. The annual election of offi­ Evans, a Baby Girl, and to Itoicmary Pierce, Carl Itccce boys along with their Scout­ time B-yesr-old Dennis Burke Kmc* and Bichard Pierce, all I)r. and Mrs. William Bunge, master, Itoy Howell Jr., and of Humboldt, Tcnn. The boy- cers wa* held Monday night at the Memorial I’ark located a Baby Girl, all of Sanford. of Sanford. Assistant Scoutmaster, Jim had traveled with Bryan for by American Legion Memor­ on the comer of Lake Triplet Discharge* llUrhargr* Daughfrey, at flic St. Johns three days but was not ial Post 256 of Caiielberry Drive ami Sunset Drive in with the Important offic* of Ca»*clbcrry. Itichard Pierce, Ellon Bu<h, Lillian Skully, Jean Nelson, Diitrirt Boy Scout Camporee harmed. There will be a parade from IJsa Gay Barker, Carl A. Nathalie I). Schmtrlcr ami held last Friday. Saturday The stolen credit card ear­ post commander remaining to the fire station to the park Johnson, Peggy L. Harrison Earl Dean McIntyre, all of and Sunday at Lanochc. lier hail led agent* to Die be filled. Officer* elected for the with the Lyman High School and Baby Boy, Bo*etU Van Sanford; and Gustav Loser, Two of their patrols, the skeleton of I-cwis Wilson Jr., Zant and Bihy Girl, John Dellary. Thuntlrrbirds and the Buffalo, 7, of St. Petersburg, Fla. The coming year were Wilbur Band taking part. Details of MAY 4, 1961 Houston. Itandolph Mcrrit, won Blue ribbon* for being the Wilson boy was found in a Morey, first vice commander; the ceremonic* will be an­ Admission* Frank Wheeler, Shirley John­ best patrol*. The boys also rattlesnake-infested field near Tom Huciton, second vice nounced later. George Messick son and Baby Girl, Harriet Ida Myers and Kenneth Tod- competed in the following Venice, Fla., 75 miles »outh commander; Marvin McClain, i* chairman of the event. Members of tho post and Young. Charmaine P. Col­ riff. Lake Monroe; Edith fields of endeavor: measur­ Oi St. Petersburg. Young Hob third vice commander; Har­ lin* and Baby Boy, Edward Conkling, Dellary; Ida Jane ing, gun safety, fire safety, Ison's body was located In a old Kryder, finance officer; auxiliary will attend services Fosnight »nd Clara Adding­ Martin, Albert C. Mum, hobo cooking, flag pole ra il­ mangrove swamp near Hal­ Clarence Doebencr, chaplain; in a group on Sunday, May ton. all of Sanford; Kather­ Dorothy Patterson, Charle* ing, firat aid, and knot tying. landale, Fla., on March 31. Kenneth Walbridgc, adjutant; 17, at the Casselberry Com­ Ken Green, service officer munity Methodist Church in ine Lavender, DoBary; Ida T.usk, Alberta Jones, Floyd Each boy received a red and and Bill Elder, sergeant at honor of Armed Forces Day. C. Horlne, Albanu* DeLaney, Padgett, New Smyrna Beach, W’hitc camporee patch with arms. Those attending arc asked to Walter E. Brown, -Juanita the picture of the two drum­ Slavia Students and Edgar Sutton, Osteen. Commander Harold Kryder meet at the church at 8:15 MAY I, iw t Lawrence, Ernc*t Henry mer* and the fife player. The W A TER C O O L E R S P E C IA L and Kenneth Green were a. m. Admission* I,owls, Victor II. Davis, Ver- theme of the camp wa* Amer­ To Present • j » ~ . choser^ ,t» delegate* to the The poit is presenting the Natalie A. La Bounty, Ho- est Scott and Anna Hender­ ican Hrrifage. Each troop're­ department convention in American Legion School Me­ bert Cliarlc* Graham, Debra son, all of Sanford. ceived a Itchy Jtu»s 13-itar Operettas each Jacksonville, June 4-7. dal Awards to a ninth grade Discharges Ann Brown, Alfred W. I-ec flag. By Evelyn Lundy All veterans, whether mem­ boy and girl chosen by their and lla Jones, all of San­ Edity Butler, DeBary; Bar­ A total of 11 troop* and Student* of St. Luke’* LAWN SPRINKLERS HOUSEWARES ford; Olga Manien. Dellary; bara Barnes, Joyce Elling­ over 200 icout*, plus their Christian Dny School In 8|a- ber* of the American Legion fellow class members and the WATER HOSE BROOMS & MOPS Dorothy A. Itaybold, I/>ng- ton, Mrs. Marilyn Merldlth aupervisors, attended t h e via will present a program or not, ire invited to parti­ Junior High School for out­ GARDEN TOOLS wood, ami Corrle Jenck*, Lake ami Baby Girl, and Mrs, Con­ camporee which was held in of operettas at 7:30 p.tn. cipate in the Memorial Day standing qualifies of citizen­ SPORTING GOODS ship. The winning boy and nie Jones and Baby Girl, all a new section of Lanochc that Friday and again at 7:80 Mary. girl will receive a medallion of Sanford;; Dorothy Laven­ had Just been opened. It I* re­ p.m. Sunday In the school Birth* Academy Club and cortlflciates of honorable Mr. »nd Mr*. Woodrow Mcrl- der, Orlando; and Christine ported that a “ wet time" was auditorium. SHAKESPEARE FISHING T ACKLE mention will go to the runnerVan Dam, I-ongwood. dull, a Baby Boy, Sanford. had by all. The primary grade* will Sets Program up. The preientatlon will be MAY I- 1M4 Discharges CORNING WARE • PYREX • REVERE WARE present ''The Adventure* of By Maryann Mile* made next Tuesday at 8 p.m. Admission! Mallnda Gtyle Donahue, LuGoldilocks" with the lead to The Bet* Club of Foreit at the PTA meeting. cendit Baker, Charle* Sny­ I-ec Wesley, Osteen; Theo­ Atlanta OKs he played by I)ehm Ityhurn. Lake Academy will present a Po*t 256 has chosen two out­ der, Will Fudge, Josephine dore Ehring, Ilertrum Gould Other character parts will be program In the achool auditor­ standing Lyman High School n. I.eFilc», Alton Gerrin, Ha- and Katherine Harlder, all of Mixed Drinks tnkrn by Clifford Hiatt, Papa ium Saturday beginning at 8 junior boys to sponsor a* tel Hoag, Gail Smith, Doro­ DeBary; Lewis R e d d i n g , ATLANTA (UPI) - Atlan­ delegate and alternate to thy Lee Selph, France* L. Jeannette Andrews, Joann ta tipplers could drink at a Bear: Rhonda Arndt, Mother p.m. A short skit entitled "F ath­ Boys’ State In Tallahassee In Smith. Margaret Mills and Flowers, Nevada Pitts, Rosa bar today secure In the know­ Bear and Ferdinand Jakubcln, 214 Oak Ave. 822-8098 Sanford er Take* the Bride" will be June. Baby Boy, all of Sanford; M. Rotunda, Hershel 7,. Dunn, ledge that for the first lime Baby Bear. Gustav Anderson and Eva Carolyn Reason, Anna Schei­ since Ute beginning of Pro­ Tbe Intermediate student* presented a* well as other Watson, Dellary, and Ken ber, Frank Edward Holmes hibition the practice Is .strict­ will present "Plnoechlo" with form* of entertainment and a Steve Colbert a* the main variety of acta. neth V. Mateckl, Fern Park. and Vera Martindlll, all of ly legal. character. Alfred Fox will he Ily a vote of 51.893 In 25.MAY 8 Sanford. Admission* 256 Wednesday, voters In At­ Geppo, and David Fox will Birth* Carleen Smith, Kathryn Ran­ To Mr. and Mr*. Harold Mar­ lanta, auburban Hapevllle and he Jinimlrty Cricket. Thi* month'* meeting of Our MANY LOYAL SUPPORTERS who WORKED ge, Petra Evans, Wilbur Ds- tindlll, a Bn by Girl; to Mr. unincorporated areas of Ful­ Free will offerings will be the South Seminole Welcome vis, Frances Cross- Satnanth* ami Mr*. Joseph Andrews, i ton County approved sale of accepted. no faithfully and diligently in JIM’S behalf, during Wagon Club executive hoard Rtallsrd, Ruth L. VanDusen, Baby Boy; to Mr. and Mrs. mixed drink*. his campaign for SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC ha* been ehangtd to Wednes­ Charles Blomlin, f a m o u s Rebecca McCullough, Coar Joseph Schreiber, a Baby INSTRUCTION. Vermont was the first *t»tc French tightrope walker, one* day, May 13, at the horn* of ChriMelle Lovelace, Carolyn Boy; and to Mr. and Mrs. Frasier. Annie Mae Cham­ Edward Lawrence, a Baby to Join Hie Union after the carried a man acres* Niagara Mr*. Juanita Moore, 118 Oak Street, Sanlando Spring* Tho It huh u most heartwarming experience for ua Fall* on his hark. bers, Ilslph Wlrick and Julia Boy; all of Sanford. original 13. meeting it called for 11:80 and we want you to know how much we appreciate p.m. Luncheon will b* served your effort*. by the hoitesi. Hospital Notes Scouls Attend Camporee « ‘J) Annual Elections Conducted By Casselberry Legion Post 5 GAL. capacity *1095 DEVOE PAINTS HILL Implement and Hardware t o (jJi&h Jo Jhank Date Change Stop Reading Word By Word Thank You Again A Full Man’ Will Vary His Reading (Written for NEA) Compare your reading of this column and compare your speed with that Indi­ cated at <h* end. The **• peeled speed assume* a dally fir* per rent improvement. • Thi* I* the final column of tha series. We set nut to show you how to double your rend­ ing speed and your depth of understanding, to help you be­ come a better judge of the ril­ ing volume of opinion writing, und finally tn show you how to retain ut least the essential* of your reading life. Tha New York office of The Heading Laboratory onre re­ ceived a complaint from a par­ ent thut all we would ever suc­ ceed In doing would l>o to reIrnse student* for more time before the television set. Thi* i* nonsense. Any student who follows the steps explained in these column* will nuver get to first base if hi* motivation I* to read the stuff fait and get It over with. That eort of mo­ tivation will work nowhere. Till* program doca set out to save you time in all your reuding und thut'a no crime by uny standard. More thuu that this % ptogtam make* Ita best con­ tribution to reading as enjoy, inent. Take yourself, for ex­ ample; you've done thing* In reading you never did before; that means you had a pleas­ ant rxperienre where, before, reading may have been a chore. You have been encour­ aged, have been Improving every dny In your school as­ signments. In this final rolumn let u* make a few suggestions fnr your young rending life. Head more than on* paper, and raad papers with differing view* on the social Irene. If you're ruin'lined thut the other pa­ lter* have Idiotic policies, then read them at least to discover leasons for your feelings. The same with mugaxines. If you urn proud of the fart that you •to a dyed-ln-ths-wool con­ servative, at least sse why the other fallow la ju it as proud of being liberal. You may change your opinion; you may not. In all tvunU you'll have reasons for the belief* you bold, and people will have re­ spect for you. If you love science, then don't eurva n narrow nlrbe for youisvlf tha m t of yQur thinking life. Head all the sci­ ence you like, hut the world doesn't begin nnd end with it. Enrich your life with litera­ ture — Shakespeare, poc try, great novels. It was n scient­ ist, Francis Huron, who said that "Heading maketli the full nun." There is nothing so bor­ ing as the man of one topic. The one who spends all his time on literature just is not with it when it collies to thi* world of marching science, und he can't undeistand even the smullest item oil the latest proposed cure for canrer to suy nothing of inuti-mude sat­ ellite. Science fiction is here to stay und it lias tremendous illiugcry which should appeal to the literary mind. Biographies — well-written biogruphirs — are about the most adventurous experiences you'll ever have. You'll see how men make events, not vire versa. History will be seen as a personal thing, nut ns a dry collection of facts. Hcuding outside your special interests gives you new in­ sights, aew vocabulary, new ways of thinking and writing. But rrad, and read with dis­ crimination. Junk docsu'l relax you. and It lowers your sights. Head ttie great thoughts and the great achievements, and make them part of your very Ix-ing. Clifton Fadimnn onre said thut 90 per cent of what you'll ever know cornua from read­ ing. Make reading a habit; make it relaxation; make it your finest nnd most stimulat­ ing companion; muko it your great wealth. And read Tho Hcuding Lab­ oratory way; reud faatcr, with belter understanding, iiior* critically und with retention. Good re a d in g ! (You should have reud this column in 59 aeconds.) (End of Hcrir.) If this rrad-and-sludy scr­ ies hss stimulated your in­ terest in reading speed and comprehension, order a ropy of the "Slop Heading Word by Word" I>ook. It contains ail 20 of the articles s i well as II special "Speed and Comprehension Exercises." To order, send name, ad­ dress and $1 to: Slop Head­ ing Word by Word, e/o The Sanford Herald, I1. U. Box 1st*, llept. A. Itadio City Station, New York 19, N. Y. The Chinese emperor S'eun Ho is said to have Invented playing card* in the 11th century for th* entertainment of hit many wives Jim and Wlslbfiiqoii MRS. MARY EARLE WALKER YO U R Seminole County Tax Assessor Wishes To THANK YOU FOR YOUR TREMENDOUS VOTE OF CONFIDENCE YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT AND VOTE IN THE NOVEMBER ELECTION WILL BE SINCERELY APPRECIATED *jl - I WOULD URGE ALL VOTERS IN THE GENERAL ELECTION TO LOOK Cl OSEI Y TO THE RECORDS, THE <)UALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF THE CANDIDATES FOR THIS IMPORTANT OFFICE. , MRS. MARY EARLE WALKER y o u r SEMINOLE COUNTY TAX ASSESSOR r .j. v i. .\dv. �S ljf 8 fmpteme e# Dtstratt Aftttng front O an firrl Mny 7. 1001 — Page S Ijrral!l FLEXIBLE BLACK PIPE STOM ACH ULCERS due to e x c e s s a c id QUICK RELIEF OR NO CO ST It A b o vt 15-Day Trial O ffer! ------- ► O n » i t * million [u r k s e n o i the WILLARD TREATMENT**** 1« rt* iff ot •vmutiwrwaf «1»*ifriA a m in f Imm S to m a c h ami D u od en a l U lcer* due m t i ­ e r * t A cid — P e e r D l| u t i» it , Sou r of U p * t f I t i m u h , O m l n m . H e a rtb u rn . I I h r l«««n r% «. a te., due in l i c m A cid . A»W lor “ d l l l w d ' i M e n e f r " which fully o p tim a Ih u hrfne trvjtm m t — fr a a —at Mrltcynolds Drue Company Park Avenue Pharmacy Tmirhtim Hrug Company ry !!S Bear Lake work accomplished during his Hr Maryann Miles Newly elected officers of term. Installed were Mrs. Eroida the llenr I.ake Elementary llcrota, president; Mrs. Kay School PTA were installed at Ivicts, vice president; Grant Tuesday night's meeting by j Mueller, treasurer and Mrs. Dick Lashtey, outgoing pres­ Ernestine Forward, secretary Principal George Dnhhs, ident, who received a pen and pencil set in appreciation for briefing on sc h o o l accredita­ tion standards, explained that level one consists of essen­ tials, level two, important things and level three, tilings nice to have, lie reported that in the Hear Lake School’s two years of operation, 98 per THRILL! to a new painting experience ... cent of level one had been fulfilled. Two-thirds of libra­ ry needs have been supplied with ono year remaining for qualifications to lx- completed. Dabbs explained that a school of 1500 students should have a fulltime librarian. Hear Lake bus a pat ttime li­ brarian. I.evel two standards for a 1 i b r a r y call for a typewriter. The s c h o o l now has a long carriage ma­ chine ami sufficient funds nrc on hand to fullfill this ac­ creditation. ltcports from tin with McQuade Mono Cote" II Kill I. Ki l l l S of tin* Student Tnlent Show pre­ sented for the Longwood Klementary PTO were the Rattle Acts. In the girls group wore, from left, top photo, Lillinm Gnmhlin. Georgia Rare, Sally Pearson and Kathy Perrin. In the hoys group, bottom photo, were Johnny Roberts, Paul Kirkland, Ricky ICsdavon and Donnie Rhoades. It's So Easy To Use PTA installs Officers trcnMircr, after net proceeds of fill 13? from the recent Country Fair were added, to t­ al $7(53.53. Announcement was made that an eight hour senior life saving course is offered through Kul Cross and Hint water safety instructors arc needed in the area. Those in­ terested in attending the course, which qualifies those completing as instructors, should contact Mrs. James Ilirkcnmoycr in Casselberry. Mrs. Victs, ways and means chairman, advised that a stu­ dent movie, “The East Out­ post," will l>e shown this Sat­ urday at 2 p.m at the school and that the I’TA will spoil sor a rummage sule May 30, nt the S u p e r Vnlu Food Store on Sit 430 neat Altamonte Springs. Mrs. Mary Williamson, rep­ resenting the school mothers, present'd s rur.ngr to Mis. Kathryn (tiuiim in H|ifirevi,i lion for her untiring efforts and assistance In the school cafeteria. Program for the meeting was presented by Cliicf Paul Hates of the Casselberry Volnnteer Fire Department, assistcil by two Lyman High students. Jack Glenn Jr. and Alton Evans, who talked on the chemistry of fires and (Ideal For Sprinkler Systems) AT REDUCED PRICES V4 P lu m . (8 0 Ih. p re s s u r e ) -Ic /F t. o r 2.95/100* ®4 *’ D inm . (8 0 Ih. p re s s u r e ) 7 c / F t . o r 5 .2 5 /1 0 0 ’ ( ! i • 3" lllam. In Slock) .showed the Red Cross film, “That th ey May Live." 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I I UPI Sports Writer Chicago baseball fan* with long memoriei will tell you that onljr one man — Jimmy Foxx — aver hit a ball that cleared the double-decked left field itanda at Comlikey Park on the fly. Dave Nicholson may have matched that feat by old “Double X” Wednesday night in the flrat game of a double* header between the White Sox and the K am ai City Athletlca. If all depcndi on whom you aak. Nlcholaon teed off on a Moe Drabowiky allder that "hung" In the fifth Inning of the open t r . The ball was retrieved outside the ancient park—an estimated 671 feet from borne plate. White Sox officials claimed (be ball went out of the park on the fly. However, press box observers generally agreed the bell bounced on the roof, They were eupported by fane nested under the roof, who •eld they lieerd a "thum p" when the ball bounced above them. Nicholson hit two ether homers In the twlnblll aa the White Sox ewept the A’s, 6-4 and 11*4, to tie Cleveland for first place In the AL. On his next appearance at the plate after h it tape-measure job, Dave bomered Into the left field upper deck with Joe Cunningham aboard. Drabow* aky again was the pitcher. In the eecond game, Nlcholeon added another two-run homer o it Aurello Montea* gudo. It wee the greatest sight of his career for big Nick, who bad entered the doubleheader with only one homer In Chicago’s previous I I games this season. Mickey Mantle, who also has a few tape-measure homa n to his credit, hit a pair of gounddrlppan as the New York Yankees split a doublt* header with the Washington •snators, rousting to a 0-2 vie tary la the opener and toeing the nightcap, W . Cleveland turned back Bel dm ore, 7*5, Detroit rod# two homers by Norm Cash to a 6-3 victory over Boston, end Los Angeles nipped Minnesota, 4* t , In other American League eetlon. One hundred miles travel in five days la not Impresslva mileage in this jet age. Unless, that li, you happen to be doing your traveling in light aluminum canoes, where a drove of mosquitoes or an afternoon tide can be as for­ midable an enemy aa a 100 knot gale to a light aircraft. Then It becomes particular­ ly impressive when you hear that tite feat was accomplish ed by three boys—members of Sanford Boy Sdout Troop 643 —with tbe guidance of their •seistant scoutmaster and ths suatatnence of two knapsacks full of provisions. The long trek began April 22 In the St. Johns Itlvcr be­ neath the Lake Monroo Bridge on Highway 17-92. Manning the two 134oot canoes were Scoutmaster John Cipewell Jr., a Naval officer in VAI1-3 at NAS Sanford; his son, John W., 11; Bruce Robinson and BUI Kennedy, both 12, and Craig Orseno, 13. All attend Sanford Junior High School except young Capcwell, who la a sixth-grader at PJnecrcst Elementary. Five days later (April 26), three of the boya — young Kennedy wa* rushed home with the mumps on the second day—and their leader pulled their eraft from the water at Palatka with 100 of the ruggedeat miles the St. Johns could offer behind them. En route they had accom­ plished 10 hours each of con­ servation work, fulfilling a merit badge requirement by planting trees and cleaning up the area at Silver Glen Spring! under the supervision of the Ocala National Forest rangers. Some of their other adven­ tures read a little like Robin­ son Crusoe. Their first night was spent camping on the bank of tho St. Johns waat of Orange City with s o n s of the large*!, ami moat plentiful, mosquitoes in Florida for bedfellows. This problem was solved tbe second night by sleeping in tbe canoes, with tha light Mefs Steal Play On World's Fair NEW YORK (UPI) — The Bluefin tuna have been docked a t speeds of more New York Mels stole the play from the World’s Fair on the than 40 miles per hour. occasion of their Drat night game In Shea Stadium. A crowd of 32,431 turned out Wednesday night-tying L IM U I. MOTKSS SU ttce is hereb y given b r tb e up roada and approaches to F lo rid * C elery A dvisory Com* the World's Fair that haven't SBltUw e e u b lle b e d p u rsu a n t te traffic problems In C elery M a rk e tin g u r d s r (Ae bad A m ended IM S) t b e t I D Ne weeks. Alas for the faithful, p e rso n sh a ll, le y io rld s. cut. the Cincinnati Reds made It g e lb s r from tb e g ro u n d , or e th s rw le e h a rv e st c elsry (o r to the park, too, and clobber­ eom m srotel p u rp o sss c o n tra ry ed the Meta. 13-4. t e e e y provision la aald Mar* Legal Notice V) §I ill I / k e tln g O rder, ( I ) Mo person Shall. In F lo rid * . h a n d le celery produced In F lo rid a c o n tra ry to a a y provision In oald M arital* t a g U rd sr, ( I ) No p erso n aliall, & F lo rid a, soli, m a r k e t o r dts* but* Us tb s p rim a ry eliannal e l tra d e e e ltr y c o n tra ry to a n y provision la aald M a rk etin g O rder. < t) Me p e rso a ehall. la F lo rid a , c u t, g a th e r fro m tits g ro u n d , o r o th erw la* h a rv e st calory (o r co m m ercial purposes unless such celery Is produced b y a parson b o lding a valid e o rtlflc a ta of baas q u a n tity a s provided la aald M a rk e tin g Or* i l l , ( I ) No person aball, le F lo rid a, lo r th e purpoae of e ellla g , m a rk e tin g o r d is tr ib u t­ ing In th e p rim a ry ch an n el of tra d e , p u rc h aa a o r a eq u lr* s a l­ a ry from a a y person o th e r th a a a p ro d u cer bolding a v alid car* tlfle a l* o f base q u a n tity ; nor e h all a a y person, fo r n p u r ­ pose afo resaid , p u rc h ase o r a c ­ q u ire celery from a p ro d u car In ax ease o f a llo tm e n ts th e r e ­ u n d er. e x ce p t a s m ey he sp e c ­ ific a lly provided In aald M a r k eU n g O rder, end ( ( ) No person skat] v io la te a n y p rovision of s a id M a rk e tin g O rder n o r of n n y ro le e r .re g u la tio n Issue* th e re u n d e r. N otice Is else giv en th a t any p e rso n n o t h o ld in g n c e r tif i­ c a te o f b a se q u a n tity w h o dae lra e to p roduce c elery In F lo rid a | e r m a rk e t d u rin g th e e n su in g 1111-11 Sea sun, m ay rile w ith th e F lo rid a Cal a ry A dvisory C om m ittee, on o r b e ­ fo re M ey II. IM I, n n a p p lic a ­ tio n fo r b a a s q u a n tity In such f o r a a n d c o n ta in in g a u rh In­ fo rm a tio n no th o A dvisory C o m m ittee m ay p rescribe. N otice la f u r th e r g iv en th a t th e F lo rid a e a te r y A dvisory C o m m itte e Is now receiving e p tls a tle n s . In te re s te d persons a re In stru c te d le c o n ta c t J a m e s D. C o lb e rt, S ecretary* T re a s u re r, F lo rid a C e le ry Ad* V teery C om m ittee, t i l t Meat C olonial D rive, F . O. B o s ITBf, T elep h o n e c t f e r r y t * s i i s . Or* leaS a, F lo rid a, f o r th e p ro p e r fa rm s t e be need l a su b m ittin g such a p p lic a tio n s . T h e dead lin e fa r su b m ittin g a p p lic a tio n s s h e ’’ be M ay I I . IM I- A ppli­ c a tio n s receiv ed a f t e r May IS, l i f t w ill n e t be c o n sid ere d fo r tb e IM I-S I Beeson. F l o r i d a c elk nr ADVISORY COM M ITTEE J a m e s D. C o lb ert .S e e n ta ry -T re a s u re r ru M le b ’l M ay 1. T. t i l l eoy-a Legal Notice IN T U K ('IN C U T COUNT OF TIIM NINTH Jt'IIIC IA t, CIO C U T IN AND FOM BSCMINOI.U COUNTY. FI.OHIUA. CHAN c k h y n o . ise as T H E PENN MUTUAL L IF E INSURANCE COMPANY. P la in tiff, vs. IIIIUCH AUSTIN MUTANT, e l *1, D efendants. n o t io n o r at t r in MONTOAIIN PONKCLOaUNN TUI IJItrC K At'HTIN liltVAN T a n d JU LIA M. MUTANT, h is wife. R E SID E N C E : UNKNOWN AND TO: All p a rlla a e la lm ln e In te re s ts by, th ro u g h , u n ­ d e r o r a a a ln a t th e a f o re ­ sa id persons YOU AUK lie eby n o tified th a t a C om plaint to foreclu** a c e rta in m o rtx a x a a n ru m b a rln e th a follow ing described re a l p ro p e rty , to -w lt: I AIT I I . UI.OCK t . 1IK FTi.t:n HOMKa o i i i . a n d o HECTON ONE, a cc o rd in g to p la t th e re o f recorded In P la t Book I t , P age* I and a. P u b lic R ecords of Sem ­ inole C ounty, F lo rid a, baa bee* filed a g a in st you In th » above styled suit, a n d you a r* req u ire d to se rv e a copy of r A nsw er or o th e r P leading ? oo uth * Com plaint on P l a ln t l ir a a tto rn e y s , ANIlKItHON. IIPHH. DEAN * LOWNDKH, I I I P a st C e n tra l B oulevard, O rlando. F lo rid a, a n d flla th e o rig in a l A nsw er a r o lh a r P le ad in g In th s o ffice o f th e C lark of th* C ircu it C o u rt on e r be fo re th e I t l h d a y of May, list. If yog faU to do to, a decree p ro confeaao w ill be ta k e n a g ain * ! you fo r tb s re lie f dem anded In tb e C om plaint. T his N o llre s h a ll be puhllebed en ce a w eek fo r fo u r co n sec­ u tiv e w eeks la T ke Banfnrd H arold. DA TED T H IS S lth d a y a f A pril, l i f t . (■KALI A rth u r H. B w k w ltk . J r . C lerk o f C ircu it C ourt B y M a rth a T . V lblea D eputy C lerk D E M ------------ANDRItNON, RUSH, DEAN A LOW NDES SIS K aal C e n tra l B oulevard O rlando. F lo rid a A ttorney* f a r P la in tiff P u b lleb ! A pril SC. May T. 14, t l . ISIS C D T -lll eraft anchored serenely s t the south end of Lake George. Using a small canned beat burner, the boys cooked meals and boiled drinking water. A 18th inch of aluminum sepa­ rated them "conveniently" from a rather turbulent walcr supply. Then it was bctlriybye with the night sounds of Lake George all about them. On the third day Utey cross­ ed the lake and performed Ibelr conservation project. A wide variety of wildlife, rang­ ing from a Florida panther to a water moccasin, kept the scenery interesting. The following day was spent training the boys for canoeing merit badges while Longwood Upsets Builders, 16-13 In City Contest The Kingswood Builders must have realized that all good things coma to an end —especially consecutive win streaks. If they didn't they know It now. Wednesday night the Builders tasted defeat for the first time this eeason when Longwwod dished up a 16 to 13 decision In the Men's Slo-PItch Softball League »t Fort Mellon Park. Longwood built up an 11 to 0 advantage before Kingswood could muster e scoring th re a t in another loop tilt, Chase whipped McRaney’s Painters • to 4 behind the pitching of Dick Frank and the hitting of Fred Behrens, M. Maple and Glen Spivey. In the Klngswood-Longwood contest, Builder burlera had permitted only 13 n u n In eight games. But Longwood pushed ovar 16 markers to wreck that situation. In the Junior Boya League Lake Mary sldatracked the Shrine express, whipping tha Shrlners 7 to 2. A Shrine vic­ tory would have moved them Into first place tie, but Lake Mary jumped on starter Paul Pivec for a half a dosen runs In tha first frame. Doug Malsowskt potted his fourth mound win of the sea­ son in the I.ltlle National League when he hurled a one-hit, 13 to 1 win over Chase for the Locomotive En­ gineers. David Lae clouted his alxto home run to take over the Little Major League's home run lead. Bill Schmidt had a pair of homers for the Engineers. Meanwhile, Flor­ ida State's Bankers made It ilx wins in a row with a 3 to 3 victory over George's. The Bankers were paced by Andy Steele end Frank Wil­ liams at the plate and Joe Pauling grabbed the pitching victory. It wea George's fifth straight defeat. Hen's League Results Wednesday G u m • MrRaney 4 MrRaney 103 000 0 - 4 10 4 Chase 022 014 i - l 13 2 W P - Dick Frank (3-3), I.P -F ra n k Williams (4-3), HR's (McRaoey— Larry Watson, 3rd of the year) (Chase— M. Maple, le t of the year) Longwoed 16 Ktagawood IS Longwood 303 623 0—16 16 4 Kingswood 000 336 0-13 13 I WP— Roy L ift (2-3), L P Bud Moatelth (4-1) STANDINGS Team W L Kingswood 6 1 Wilson Maler i 3 Chase I 4 Longwood 3 4 Robbs Coostr. 4 4 McRaney 4 6 Fla. St. Bank « S U 5 O 6 1 Games Tonight Fla. S t Bank a t Wilson Maker 7:30 UBO a t Itobba Coostr. g:46 (At PL Mellon Park) covering the 17 mllea to Dava Cherry's Bass Haven Lodge, near lVelaka. "Here was a real friend In­ deed," reports Capewell, of Cherry. “As It turned out ha was a friend In need, also, for a atorm hit aoon after we aet up camp and stored our canoei. Any one going that way should stop and are Dave, as he Is ■ capable and friendly host." Despite heavy tides, which kept the going lo 1.5 mph In some stretches, the group reached it* goal—Palatka—on the fifth day. "The boys came through like the real troopers they are with energy to spars," Capcwell aald. "But I would recommend that any­ one who trlca this kind of trip in the future plan it so aa not to battle the tidei." To Use knowledge of local scout leaders, the feat Itaa not been equaUed In recent times, at least not since the Seminole Indians left the lo­ cal scene. To earn the covet­ ed “30 Mllcr Award," scouts must hike 30 miles on a wil­ derness trail or canoa for flva day* for 30 miles, accomplish­ ing 10 hours of conservation work along the way. Tbe boya of Troop 513 doubl­ ed tho requirement. "This July my 'older boya’ may try to better the mark," says Capcwell, himself a former Eagle Scout with two Palms. But at the moment t h e achievement of his "young boya" stand* as one of the proudeit moments of a career in scouting and leadership which dates back to 1941, Comiskey Park's Fence Distances Oft Says Finley CHICAGO (U P I)-lf Amer­ icas League President Jo* Cronin has been wondering what Charles Finley la up to lately he knows now. The owner of the Kansaa Ctiy Athletics, who had a run In previously with Cronin over hla franchise, fired off a telegram to the AL chief Wednesday night that he brought hla own tape mea­ sure to Chicago's Comiskey Park and ticked off the dis­ tances. He found that the distances of the foul lines to both right and left field* are actually 317 feet and not 332 as painted In orange on green brick walla. As for centrefleld, It is not 413 feet from home plate as indicated, but only 403 feot, Finley said. He asked Cronin to order all umpiring team* to re­ measure distances In all American Lsague parka and post the correct figures, U th* present ones were tound to be erroneous. 'A llyn was so Intore Ned In getting me kicked out of baseball when I had my trou­ ble at Kansaa City, I'd like to tee wbat be does about those wrong measurements,’' Finley said. Aliya aald be planned to do nothing. Little American Results Wednesday Fla. M. Bank B Geerge'a 3 Fla. S t Bank 003 » 1 - 3 5 0 George's 000 31(1-3 3 6 W P - Joe Pauline (3-2). LP - J i m Sheffield (0-1) STANDINGS Tanas W L Navy d 3 Fla. St. Bank d 3 Perf. Dairy 8 4 George's 4 d Sanf. Atlantic 1 T Gam* Today Sanford Atlantia a t Perfec­ tion Dairy (4:30 Bay Aveoua Park) (El;r ON 100 BRANDS FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — • A. M. - 4:15 P. M. Sid K. FIRST SANFORD WR CITII TOP TALUS STAMPS Pagd 4 — May 7, 1964 Rrrslb Lions To Meet Avon Park For State Tourney Berth By Bill Vincent Jr. Weatherman has been play­ ing h»b with tho fishing In these parts . . . according to the people who man the fish­ ing camps In this area. In fact, P at Brooks, out Lemon Bluff-wny, says Its al­ most necessary "to hold the lln-s down In the water," what with the wind of the last few days. Rnfn nnd the election also hns put a crimp In fishing ac­ tivities. Tat said there was tome good catches of perch, catfish and bream over last weekend The cats are taking shad gills on the bottom. Jim Crowe reports that “the weather h at been bed and there have only been a few out.” But he adds that those few have done well with bream, (peeks and cat*. Th* bream ar* taking worms and musaals, th* specks are going for minnows and the Alibi, and the catfish are biting on shad gills, worms and mussels. Jim alto reports there has been a little activity by th* bass end th at th* shad season Is just alxjut over. A very few shad atlll are biting but not many. Herb Sutton, out a t Weklva River Haven, telli that the bream and catfish are biting. Said the weather was some bad, with rain, but hns clear­ ed. Also told th at three very young boys were taken on their first fishing expedition last weekend and rnme In with a long string. Herb is sending along their picture for this column. Fishing activity must ba poor right now) because of th* weather, for "in** Deep” has been unable to raise anyone by telephone a t tha other fishing camps. Tha Schllts distributor at Orlando also reports "fishing haa fallen off” . , . thry'vs bad no reports of tagged fish in tha 6300,000 derby taken In the last 10 days. A Miami firm has come up with a new gimmick that ap­ pear* will take th* fun out of fishing, although that le danled In th* news release. "Now you can call th* fish to your exact fishing spot with a new patented and tested electronic tranaltorixed fish mil,” reads th* release. "Ich­ thyologists have known for tom* time that flah respond to sonic oscillations (sound) and to light wave*. The sound wave* travel tom* 200-300 yard* through th* water and attract the fish directly to the source.” The newt release explain* the unsportsmanlike advant­ age thusly: "The fish rail does not give e fisherman unfair advantage of a flah any more than a duck call gives a poor shot any advantage." a a a It takes a wise man to pre­ dict weather condition*. And It takes a veritable prophet to predict when the fish will bits. Since weather ha* so much Influence in the dietary lean­ ings of game flah. It would seem th at ell of us have a stake In th* popular guessing game of tomorrow's weather. Some guya have compiled a few popular and scientific (there le a difference) way* to observe meteorological evi­ dence and make a calculated prediction about approaching weather , , . hence fishing conditions. Approaching bed weather la of foremost concern. I t may be indicated by any on* of a num­ ber of signs: Ring around the moon, lack of dew on th* graaa, low-flying bird* that flutter and seam disoriented, pale yellow sky a t sunset, or lowering clouda th at appear dark and omlnou* . . . all may foretell stormy weather. On th* other hand ,there ar* various signs that point to fair weather: A foggy dawn, high clouds th at bother no one, a heavy dew, waterfowl flying high, your nose extremely dry and Insensitive to odora, cig­ arettes th at burn excessively fast, and amok* that rises straight up. If you ar* caught out on a large lake and dark clouds suddenly loom Into view, take particular heed of temperature changes. Should a chill breet* coma up indicating th* ap­ proach of a cold front, you know there la en Impending thunderstorm only a few miles distent Time to take shelUr. If a stiff wind develops and you’re worried ebout your situatlon, this usually works: Face th* wind, the storm will be on your rig h t Good advice. Rut like tips on fishing, It's good aotn# of the time, not always. Let's face It: weather end base just can't be predicted with eertalnty. Little National The Oviedo Lions lest the first game they played this season — a 2 to 0 defeat pin­ ned on them by th* Lyman Greyhounds. Since that curtain raiser the Lions have won 14 con­ secutive games — including th* Group V, Class B cham­ pionship. But victory No. 15 Is the one the Lions are anxiously awaiting right now. They will get their chance to pest It Friday night when they meet the strong Avon Pnrk High School nine In Avon Park In a contest which gets under­ way at 7:30. I t will be the first night affair of ths season for Cavanaugh, Rex Continue Battle For League Lead The battle for first place in the Businessmen's league goes on with the Cavanaugh Tire Service and the Rex Liquor teams see-sawing back and forth in the one and two spots. Last week It was Cavanaugh taking over the top spot as they split even with tbe Faron Builders whlla Rex was tak­ ing three losses on the chin from "red hot” Kondrackl and Cline’s Sinclair. Joe Tart paced Cavanaugh with a fine 207/324 white Len Blondl with a 167 game and A1 Faron with an even 200 game kept Faron Buildens in the running. Curt Abney shot 186/304 to lead Kondrackl and Cline's Sinclair while Clarence Wal­ lis was tha “hero" for Rex with 212/364. Charlie Willis was a real "tiger" for Team No. 4 In Its split with Team No. 3 as he hit 243/202 and a 598 scries to sweep all honors for the night. Despite this fine bowl­ ing by Charlie, they won only two games from Team No. 3 as Jimmy VUes was a scorchIn’ them Into the pocket as ho rolled 211/330. In the final match of the night Smith's Amoco Service and Dick's Appliance Service split even at two wins and losses apiece. He ha* great confidence In Paul Mikler’a well balanced Lions. In order to get the Lions aecustemed to the light* Mikler haa been working his boya out under the light* of John Courier Field — in reality a football plnnt and not a bxschitll layout. But Milder will leave no stone unturned. Major Leagues United Press International AMERICAN LEAGUE Tram W L Pet. GB Cleveland 10 6 .687 Chicago 10 3 .687 New York s 7 .333 2 Baltimore 9 a .529 2 Detroit 9 8 .529 2 Minnesota 9 10 .474 3 Los Angeles 9 10 .474 3 1 10 .412 4 Boston Washington 9 13 .409 4(4 Kansas City 7 11 .387 4(4 Wednesday’s Results New York 9 Washington 2, 1st Washington 3 New York 4, 2nd Chicago 6 Kansas City 4, 1st Chicago 11 Kansas City 4, 2nd Cleveland 7 Baltimore 5 Detroit 6 Boston 2 Los Angeles 4 Minnesota I Friday's Games Chicago at Los Angclea (n) Kansas City at Minnesota (n) Baltimore at Detroit (n) New York at Cleveland (n) Boston at Washington (n) NATIONAL LEAGUE Team W L Pet. GB San Fran. 12 3 .708 Pliiladdp'a 11 6 .649 1 Milwaukee 12 7 .632 1 Pittsburgh 11 8 .579 2 St. Louis 11 9 .330 2‘4 Cincinnati 11 9 .530 2(4 Chicago 7 9 .437 4l4 Los Angeles 9 12 .429 S • 14 .384 6(4 Houston New York a 16 .138 10 Wednesday’s Results Chicago 4 San Francisco 2 Philadelphia 7 Milwaukee 6 Pittsburgh 1 St. Louis 0 Los Angeles 3 Houston 3 Cincinnati 12 New York 4 Friday's Games Los Angeles at San Francisco St. Louis at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Only games scheduled his boys, for If they etn whip Avon Psrk they will go on to ths state tournament. "We've got e good ball club," aay Silkier. "I feel our boys can go all the way. Th* only thing I’m worried about is playing night games. We're not used to it end th at’a why I'm using th# football field for night workouts." In all probability Mikler will go with Jim Courier against Avon Park. Courier has been the mainstay of th* Mons' hurling orpt end he turned In a brilliant three hitter Slonday In beating Brookavlll* for the Group crown. 9 * Legal Notice ix TH r c ir c u it court , ix AXD row BtCMIKOLM COtXTY. FLORIDA. CIIAXCERY s o . t s e r s P lllS T FEDERAL. HAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ORLANDO, a co rp o ratio n . P la in tiff, ANTHONY K E IT H HEOAN and ANNA REOAN. tile wlfo; and ROBERT J . BISHOP. D efend**!* n o tice o r h i t STATE O F FLORIDA COUNTY O F SEMINOLE TO: ANTHONY K E IT H HEOAN 1I1T N orth S te w a rt S tre e t A rlington. 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W ITNESS my hand and th s aeal of Ihla C ourt a t Hanford, Florida, tbla Slot Say of A pril, tees. Retails Wednesday (SEAL) Lero. Eagre. 13 Chase t A rth u r H. B eckw ith. J r . C lerk Chase 001 000— 1 1 By M a rth a T. V lblen, D. a Loco. Engr*. 323 03x—13 • alien , H edrick A R oblnaua WP— Doug Mslxowski (4-0), 101 K aet C hurch S tre e t Orlando, F lo rid a LP— Richard Frank (1-2), A ttorney for P la in tiff. H R 's - BUI Schmidt (L-E), 3 P ubtlah: A pril t l , 1C, May f, U , lt*< (2nd A 3rd of year) David CDT-Tl Lee (L-E), (6th of year) STANDINGS Team * L Hunt Lln-Mer. • 0 FRIDAY — SATURDAY — SUNDAY Loco. Engrs. 7 3 On* FREE Gama On Red Pin Strikd First Federal 4 3 (NO OTHER COUPONS ACCEPTED) Chase 3 6 NAMED HEAD COACH Stand. OU • » Gama Today DENVER (UPI) - Regis Hunt Lln-Mer s t First Fedsrel College has announced the (3 FREE GAMES) (4:30 F t Mellon Park) appointment of Arthur E. (Mick) Pah] to the triple role of athletic director, head bas­ ketball coach and director of A,R 322-7542 BITTING FBra BBRAY*T CONDITIONED IC S physical education. RMalta Wi ia i,a Mary 7 Shrine t Shrine 000 000 3 -2 1 4 Lake Mary 601 000 x -7 3 3 W P - Charlie LyUe (3-2). L P - Jim Warren (03) STANDINGS W L TeiH d 3 Elks 6 3 Kiwanla Shrine 3 4 4 6 CivKaa 4 S Lake Mary Rotary 4 • ■ No Monuy Down ■ 100% Nitonditf CPO 3 d Game* Tsdsy ■ Custom-Built en Your U t Rotary at Clvltan 4:30 p.m. This Beautiful 3-Bedroom Horn* Lake Mary at CPO 7:30 p. m. Completely Finished Outside —Inside finishing i (At Memorial Stadium) d GREEN PIN STRIKE! 0 JET LANES Junior League Choose ft DIFFERENT FROM MODELS and FLOOR PLANS PAINTS ')) O DISCOUNT ON A NATIONAL BRAND PAINT l e v s ttieuSAM ls b y d e ln g p a r t * t Mm Im M # f t b l h d y o u r s e lf . W # o f f e r 4 4 Insldu s p t t s n i e ith e r In s ta lle d a r |ws» s u p p lie d . This u n iq u e c e n s tru c tie a u ttw d a l l e w i y e u t e s e t y e u r awrn m e n tM y p a y m e n ts . O v e r 1 0 0 « 4 M Buy on o M so n u m tm ir 2OS W. First Street Sanford 322-3618 ONI COAT R C tniC LATEX MOUSd 9AIMT m a e ti O N LY NAM E BRAND BUILDING MATERIALS USED THROUGHOUT Jim Waiterfa* at* earn t d*ye ■ wee*. ■ Ml Cn— Ibwry Plain Casselberry 838-7681 i WEEK-END SPECIAL! Nni|Cain a m SPECIALS EVERY DAY! Oanforb ORLANDO. FLA. 4310 W. Colonial Hwy. 69 West P. O. Bos 6344 Pheee: 396-9981 4 �ITIff SanforS VrraTD May 7, 1964 — PaRe 5 JH Hootenanny Florida Federation Of Art To Hold Convention Here Will Feature Local Groups American Legion Unit No. 256 Elects Officers By Jane Casatlbtrry Officers for the 1964-65 year were elected Monday night by American Lesion Auxiliary Memorial Unit 256 of Cassel­ berry during a meeting held at the Woman's Club. Mrs. Joseph Cisrcwski presented the nominating committee re­ port which was voted in unan­ imously. Those re elected for another term were Mrs. Harold Krydcr, president; Mrs. Whit Ward, vice president; Mrs. Kenneth Walbridge, secre­ tary; Mrs. Ben Evans, treas­ urer; Mrs. Russell Corwin, chaplain; Mrs. Edith Mynderse, parliamentarian, and Mrs. Ruth Rogers, liaison of­ ficer. Newly elected were Mrs. Cisrcwski, historian, and Mrs. Kenneth Green, sergeant at arms. Officers will be installed at • later date. Delegates elected to attend the department convention to be held in Jacksonville, June 4-7, are Mrs. Harold Kryder and Mrs. Kenneth Green. Annual reports were read by the president, Mrs. Kryder, and vice president, Mrs. Ward. A National Citation giv­ en to the unit at the district constitutional conference re­ cently was presented to Mrs. Ward, as membership chair­ man. Members favoring the pro­ posed constitutional amend­ ment permitting voluntary prayer and Bible reading in the schools were asked to write their representative and the House Judiciary Commit­ tee. P o p p y chairman, Mrs. Green, announced that Poppy Day will bo observed, May 22-23 in Casselberry and asked for volunteers to help sell the popples to raise funds for vet­ erans rehabilitation and child welfare work. Poppy stamps also have been ordered. Girl Scouts Enjoy Camp Ily Maryann Mile* Nine membera of Bear Lake Girl Scout Troop 497 and their leader, Mrs. John Hall, spent last weekend a t Deer Lake. Although It was a rainy two days, the girls were kept busy with rope lashing, knot tying and first aid lessons. When weather permitted, they played wide games and Sat­ urday evening enjoyed enter­ tainment of songs and skits presented In the recreation hall. Girls attending were Candas Herrington, Mary Klin­ ger, Cheryl Clark, Cathy Gib• bona, Kathy Aldrich, Patty Stevenson, Barbara Weiner, Sandra Elliott and Nancy Napierata. DEN .1, CUB SCOUT PACK 543, made an inspection of the Sanford Fire Department’s main station during a recent pack activity. Those making the tour are (from left, front row) Richard Lynch, Franklin Dillow, John Houser, Michael Costello, and Michael Kelsey; (back row) Mrs. F. L. Dillow, den mother, John Kncclnnd, Ronnie Johnson, Michael Dillow, Michael Goodspeed and Franklin Dillow, Cub Master, and Den Chief. Peace Officers Face Runoffs Democrats In Districts 4 ner will be automatically and C will return to the polls elected in November. May 20 to choose for county pence officers because no one candidate in Tuesday’s pri­ mary received a majority ov­ er his opponents. Electors in District 4 will choose between incumbent R. E. Carroll and Charlie Thom­ as for constable. The winner will be elected In November. Ih e vote for this post was Carroll, 2,182; Thomas, 1.211; J. U. Lee, 1,014; Joe Hagg­ erty, 803, and Charles M. Scott, 602. Voters In District 6 will choose between two candi­ dates for justice of the peace and between two for consta­ ble. Incumbent Linton L. Cox BETTYE SMITH will topped the list for justice of accompany the Sanford the peace and will be oppos­ Male Chorus in its an­ ed by A1 Davie. The winner nual Spring Serenade will face Republican Charles to be held at 8 p.m. E. Kern in the Nov. 3 general May 11 at the Sanford election. Civic Center. In addi­ The vote Tuesday for jus­ tion, n c c o m p l i n h e d tice was: Cox, 701; Davis, pianist, Mrs. Smith will 670; Bill M. York, 477, and lie heard playing Ballet Raymond Morris, 317. Music from “Faust,’* Incumbent Grady L. Hall written for four hands, and former Deputy Sheriff which she will play Charles Fagan will oppose with Robert Carnie, di­ each other for District 0 con­ rector of tho chorus. stable on May 20. Hie win­ Guild Officers Installed By Julia Bario* The instillation meeting of the Woman's Guild of St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church of Altamonte Springs was held Tuesday at a lunch­ eon i t the Imperial House. Installed wore Mrs. John Birhydt, president; Mrs. Nor­ man Landsderk, first vice president; Mrs. Oliver Roblchaud, treasurer; Mrs. John Larkin, recording accrctary; Mrs. Gordan Menne, corres­ ponding secretary; Mr*. Fred Del’hilllps, historian ami Mrs. Frances Tallen, parliamentar­ ian. TTie lizard can replace iti tail any number of timei. By Jane Casselberry Many talented and youthful local performers wlU be ap­ pearing in the Hootenanny Friday at 7:30 p. m. in the auditorium of the South Semi nole Junior High School at Casselberry. The PTA Is sponsoring the fund raising affair to pur chase new books for the school library, and the public is invited to come out for an evening of fun and entertain1 ment. Robert McKcnxie, English teacher, will serve as master of ceremonies. Mrs. C. L. Cooper Is director and Mrs Jennifer Kelly, music teacher has helped to organize the pro­ gram and will lead the au dicnce during the sing along sessions. The program will be rre dominantly folk music but a few of the newer beats have crept in, promising something for everyone. Some of the groups particl paling have such intriguing name* as “The Tradewlnds” , “The nim bler*’’, "Dolly ettes,” "The Casuals''. “ The Exotics" and "The English Teachers", a group of men teachers who will give glimpse of a teacher’* day in a number called “Six Full Houra." Also taking part are Lyman football coach Dick Copeland, a girls quartet from South Seminole, Mrs. Collene Wig gins, who will sing an original folk song written by her hus band, a piano solo by Carol Lansverk and a surprise act by a group of South Seminole teachers. Everyone will join In the finale, which will be “ When the Saints Go Marching In." Close Out Sale By Mr*. Adam Muller Vote to hold the 38th an­ nual convention and 37th an­ nual exhibition of the Flor­ ida Federation of Art, Inc., in the DeBary area was ap­ proved by the executive board at a recent meeting held at the DeBary Mansion House. C Of C To Hear Scoutmaster By France* Wealer Scoutmaster R o y Howell Jr. will speak on the subject of Boy Scouts at the regular monthly meeting of the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce today at 8 p.m. Refreshment! will be served by “Cracker" Donaldson so that those attending may en­ joy a social period after the business session. The public is invited to attend. T h e annual membership drive is still in progress. W. C. Hopkins and Jimmy Jones ire the chairman head*. All residents of Lake Mary and the surrounding area are urged to support the local community organization, at least by being listed on the new mailing list being pre­ pared at thi* time. For fur­ ther information, contact the president, James Daughtrcy. Headquarters for the var­ ious activities will be at the Mansion House, at the De­ Bary Community Center and at the Mayfair Inn in Sanford. The board of director* will sponsor the event which will be held In November, exact date to be announced. Cochairmen are Ralph llillbom of Clearwater and Chester Rearick of DeBary. Appointed to serve as a nominating committee to re­ commend a slate of officers for the coming year were Roble Elliot of DeBary- chair­ man and Mrs. Julie Grant of Clermont and Dr. diaries Giles of Pensacola. Summer art school and workshop sessions at the Mansion will begin June 15 and continue through August 21. Prominent artists will serve as Instructors, each for a two week period, beginning with Eliot McMurrough from June 15 to June 26. Follow­ ing McMurrough will be Charles Holder. July 13-July 21 ami Russell G. McRae, Aug. 10-Aug. 21. Information con­ cerning the summer program may be obtained from Char­ les A. Holder at the Mansion. Subjects to be taught will include portrait, figure, still life and landscape. Demon­ strations and lectures witl be held each Wednesday after­ noon with models to be pro­ vided for portrait and figure classes. Supplies may be pur­ chased at tho Mansion or nearby dealers. Rooms are available at tha Mansion, however, linens will not be provided. Maid aervice will be available for general cleaning twiea a week with occupants to be responsible for regular daily care. Kit­ chen privileges will be avail­ able for breakfast and lunch. Accommodations may be a r­ ranged with Mr*. Keller Bea­ vers, State Headquarters, De­ Bary Mansion, DeBary, Flor­ ida. Whoops It Up WASHINGTON (U PI) — Zoo, t h e world's newest whooping crane, has taken up residence at Colorado's Monte Vista National Wildlife Ref­ uge. I wish to express to my friends throughout Seminole Coun­ ty my deep appreciation for their loyal support in Tues­ day's Democratic Primary. Sincerely, Thomas A. Speer Paid Pol. 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UQUiaiD MklNTINkhcfi Tha foDanlnf aulntanaaca aartricaa art itdulrad undar tha warranty—ckanfa an|laa etl m tj J month, or 4,000 rnllaa, arhlchartr tonr, Writ, itplaca ml tutor ovary aacend oil tfcaaiti cloan catbarrtar air fUttr trrnr • month, and tapioca K awry 2 ytam and tutry • month, Maith artdcnca at thta a*QU'rad taratca la a Chrytltr Motori Corporation Authoniad Dealer and ,a«uait htn la cadity racalpt at auch trtdrnca and yew cat's Bilaaia. S*np*a mow* tar m* Inpadaat protection GIFT ITEMS EXTENDED — DUE TO YOUR TREMENDOUS RESPONSE — THRU MAY • 50 % PO W ELL’S Office 117 S. MAGNOLIA THE DODGE DOTS OFF offer the warranty'that node history! Supply 322-51112 5-YEAR 58000 HUE raoiEcnow Surprise Mont with.... A Personal Account LET NEW LOW P R IC ES ON A ll GENERAL E L EC T R I C CINTRAl E .D AND C—Y TRYTO MATCH THAT! Where She Will Find That It’s a Pleasure to Bank Every one of the exciting 1964 Dependables from Dodge Is backed by this am azing warranty*! Dodge 440 — the luxury car In the low-price field. Dodge D art— the first fam ily size co m p act Dodge 880 — the big car for the big car man. See them all at your Dodge Boy's now! He’s got the styles you want, at the price you want, and he’s making deals that have to be seen to be believed! Talk to your Dodge Boys today! at the Atlantic1 HEATING AIR CONDITIONING KHJWMINT 1 CA ll TODAY • FOR (STIMATtS IOW I ( )W I I P M ', MEMBER r. D. T. C, WALL PLUMBING, HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING M7 8. Saafard A r t , 122-4542 SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS. INC. 1801 W. FIRST STREET BA N FO RD , •M i “THt 004 HOfI •NOW, NK-YV. CHICK YOUR LOCAL U0TW8." (ONE OF THE DODGE BOYS) FLA, �> The Trend Is Wrong The heart-rending drama of Juv­ enile Court Is somethin* every cit­ izen of almost every age should see. Once seen, juvenile delinquency would most certainly become de­ cency. For Judge Vernon Mize has one of the most disturbing assignments of virtually any public servant in the county. His job goes unheralded in the most part. Yet he performs it with quiet, relaxed dignity. Admittedly, Judge Mize is person­ ally affected by the multitude of cases which come before him. One cannot become calloused to such a position, as the person is dealing with human nature. The youths appearing before the judge have a wide range of feelings; some are indifferent, some bitter, lome apprehensive, some frightened. And, to a certain degree, most of them knew whnt thev would face should they get caught. Hut it’s the parents, the mothers mostly, who suffer the greatest from misdeeds of their child or children. A t this writing, one mother in this area is known to be a physical and emotional wreck from thu misdeeds of her child. She suffers the tortures of the damned because a child joined the gang and they all decided "to have some fun." Juvenile Court proceedings are generally open to the public; such proceedings can be recorded in news­ papers, but state law forbids, in most Political Notebook cases,midentifying the principals. ~The value, the worth of such a law can be questioned. Would the knowledge that their nnmes would appear in the newspa­ pers help to deter such antics of the child? Should lengthy, adequate warning be given so that onch child would know that such reports would be made? We don’t know. But we hope some solution enn be found to spare par­ ents from the anguish of hnvlng to appenr In court with their trans­ gressing child. Startling statistics provided by Judge Mize shows the trend of Juv­ enile delinquency is going the wrong way. During the entire 12 months of lOO.'l, 2ft youths were sent from Seminole County to the State Indus­ trial School for Boys. To date, with only a third of 1904 gone, the judge has had to send 19 boys to the school. Thought For Today He snld to them, Where Is your faith? And they were afraid and they marveled, saying to one anoth­ er, Who then is this, that he com­ mands even wind and water, and they obey him?—Luke 8:25. Faith Is a kind of winged Intellect. The great workmen of history have been men who believed like giants. —Chnrles H. Parkhurst. Dr. Crane’s Holmes Alexander Worry Clinic Business Suffers Kayo WASHINGTON, D. C. - It probably isn't true th it the machinery of government on Capitol Hill Is trying to take itself apart, but sometimes it sounds that way. Under t h e heavy-handed chairmanship of Rep. Adam Clayton Towel!, a special sub­ committee on anti-poverty has clunked through its hearings, but the record won’t show how many Republican blood ves­ sels have popped. What Rep. Frellnghuyscn has called the chairm an's "inhuman fiveminute rule," barely allowed guestloneri to voice a few misgiving! before they were hammered down. The damage that was dona to political goodwill won't be fully known till the measure comes to the House floor. But the Republi­ can aids of the horseiboe com­ mittee table was made to look like a linc-up of enemy agenta in cahoots with poverty, and it's no wonder if the legisla­ tive cylinders are knocking. Tlte hearings failed to in­ form anybody of a central question: Is the war on pov­ erty a campaign against pri­ vate Initiative in order to equalise, not human talents, but the achievement of human talcntiT In puriuit of an answer, the Reader’! Digest sent Its re­ porter-editor, Charles Steven­ son, on a 20,000-mile cross­ country trip to see liow the Area Redevelopment Adminis­ tration, which Is the chief anti-poverty agency, Is work­ ing. Steventon tells me he brought back a fin page manu­ script, which holla down to an eight-page story In the cur­ rent Issue of bis magaaine. lie found exampla after example of suceeaaful enterpriser! be­ ing knocked out of business when the ARA barged in with aid to competitor! who there­ by awamped the market. Thla kind of war, under the Economic Opportunity Act, could leave an economic holo­ caust—but the Labor aubcommlttce had very little chance to examine the possible conse­ quences of trying to make success and unsuccess pro­ duce equal results. Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springs Mrs. Julia Ilartoo 838-1818 Bear Lake-Forest City Mrs. Maryana Miles 831-8876 Casselberry Mr*. Jane Casselberry 898-501$ Chuluota Mrs. Joan Msgla 385-9742 DeBary Mrs. Adam Muller 688-441$ Deltona Mrs. Mildred Haney S88-S631 Enterprise Mias Helen Snodgrass 888-88$$ Grneva Mr*. Jus. E. Mathlrui 349-4824 Lake Mary Mrs. Frances Wester 322-6219 Lake Monrno hire. II. L. Johnson 322-4722 Long wood Mrs. Donna Estes 838-3317 North Orlando Mrs. Doris Dean 322-1989 Osteen Mrs. Clarane* Snyder 821-4641 Oviedo Mra. Evelyn Lundy 365-3610 fca n fa rh Page 6 Sanford, Florida f ljm t lh Thura., May 7, 1004 W A L TE R * . 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T b s l l t r o l d is a m tn b o r o f t b s UaUod 1‘rooo w hich u *■• title d o tc lu siv o ly to Iho uoo fo r r o s ib l te s i l o a o f oil iho local now s e r la io d U th is n e w a fa p e r. ho s o r t o f a o y m o to rist, now s o r o a v o riu io a , of ih ia u i i t t o i of TkO H a lfo rd H a ro ld utay bo reproduced In any mannsr with • u l w r illo a porm loston o f Iho p u b lis h e r o f T h e lls ro ld . Any In d iv id u a l o r firm ro tp en o lh lo fo r s e e k ro e ro d u o ile n w ill ho co n sid ered Ad I n frln s in * on T h e H e ra ld 's c o p y rig h t a n d w ill bo hold Jlobls fo r d o m sg ln g u n d e r th e lew . 1‘u b lle h sd dolly seeopl h e tu rd e y , Hundey a n d i.'hilolnioo; p u b lish e d i o l i r d s y proceeding C h ris tm a s Bruce Biossot — Ray Cromfey Preparations for the Fall Show In another House hearing, the lawyers of the Judiciary Committee have seemed to take straight-faced pleasure in spoofing the effort of a non-lawyer who was a chief witness, lie is Rep. Frank Decker nf I.ynbrook, N. Y., whose district was affected when the Supreme Court rul­ ed In the ease of Engle va. VJtolu that school prayers violated the Constitution. Decker has offered an amendment to the Constitu­ tion to restore a situation which existed prior to June, 19G2, the date of the court ruling. You might think this fa a worthy effort on Becker'a part. You'd think he would get some help from colleague! on the committee who are pro­ fessional attorney!. Instead, when Rerker said that the achool prayer in hla district was “ non-dcnominalional" in that It was Jointly drafted by a Catholic pricit, a Trotcetant minister and a Jewish Rabbi, he was Jeeringly aaked why Mohammedans and Duddhlsta weren't conaultcd. You could almost hear the machinery of government grating and grinding in the room. There must be a way In which the democratic pro cess can give people what they very sincerely desire — in this instance, merely the right to public prayers—but some of the lawyer-legislators on Judiciary were making it seem Impossible. The Senate Is wheezing along with a Civil Rights bill which hasn't been before any committee In either chamber. It's a fair question as to whe thcr the filibustering South erners have done more to cause a stall-in than the White House orders which began by Insisting that the bill be pass cd verbatim. It now appears that the measure will be amended on the floor, but the parliamentary leadership thus far has been one that would shame a depression-age fliv­ ver. You don't expect legislative machinery to run like clock work, but you don't expect Congress to sound so much like a rattletrap either. CASE S 158: Terry R., aged IT, Is a high school senior. 'Dr. Crane-" ho began, "you have quoted Dr. Paul C. Click of the Census Bureau ■s saying a high school dip­ loma is worth Its,000 more than the 8th grade diploma. 'And etch year of college adds an extra $25,000. Letters Editor, Herald: 1 was momentarily rhngrined after rending Util week’s "Around the Clock" quote refsrrlng to North Orlando as No Hope, Fla." Well, my chagrin lasted just the short time it took to go and visually canvass the vil­ lage with a "pride of home ownership a n d community prlda survey." As a rule, with few excep­ tions, the two coincided peo­ ple who want to sincerely better their community usual­ ly start a t home. People who live In "No Hope, Fla." moved from "No Hope, Elsewhere" and will move on to "No Hope, Somewhere" when they leave ua. Good riddanrel Irene Von Eepoel Mayor, North Urlando Barbs By llal Cochran 8omo mon are the only pro pis on earth who are con­ vinced they have more aense than women. When a husband wants to run things around the house hla wlfa should hand him the vacuum cleaner. In (ha time a teen-ager fueaas about doing the dlehei they could be done and put away. WASHINGTON (NEA) — The techniques used by Pre­ sident Johnson, Labor Secre­ tary Willard W lrts and their aides to reach the raitroadlebor agreement were ionicwhat unusual. "W hether the lettlem ent w a s fair or unfair,” says cne man concerned, "the talk* were like negotiating while a man eita in front of you with a cocked pistol in one hand and a carrot in tha other.” In the settlement, railway workere won victories on holidays, away-from-heme ex­ penses and pay. Carriers can reduce slightly the number of men manning self-propelled vehicles and use road crews in some limited yard opera­ tions. A man close to railroad circles says bluntly: "Why did we sign? I’ll tell you. It looks like Mr. Johnson will be President for the next four years and possibly for the next eight — and that's why we eigned." Another railroad l o u r c e said rate legislation is now before Congress. He said it had been made clear to the railroads th a t things were likely to get better for th at legislation If they eigned the agreement, and woria if they didn’t. This man waa referring to HR 9903, which tha railroad* badly want. Thla bill would give rails a greater chance to compete with trucks and barges in shipping agricultur­ al commodities. It's touch and go whether HR 9903 will be pasted this year. President Kennedy fa­ vored the Idea. President Johnson has been neutral in the main. If he wanted, Mr. Johnson could likely swing the balance and get this bill through. A n o t h e r transportation man said President Johnson alio could, if he wishes, do railroad* a favor In rail mergers. Many lines consider For it can weed out at least 'So, If I finish high school and take one year a t Busi­ 80 of the 100 in 3 minutes and ness College, docs that mean by these two simple ques­ I could earn $74,000 more the tions: (1) "How many of you are rest of my life? "If so, Just where does high school graduates?" Maybe 50 put up their that diploma show its worth?" Dr. Click compared the hands, so they are retained earnings of people who held while the other 50 are dlplo high school diploma vs. matlcally ushered out. (2) "How many of you are those with only an 8th grade college men or women?" certificate. And he did the same re ­ Of the 50, suppose 20 now garding each year of college. pul up their hands. The other That high school diploma 30 are also ushered out. Now those 20 are given thus assures the average high school graduate $19,000 more special trade or achievement tests and may be weeded in future lifetime earnings. And that $19,000 represents down to 12 or 15, after which 15 brand new automobiles, each one may have 2-minute plus a modern house witli a personal Interview with the good lot and garage thereon! Big Boss. COMPLETE So your diploma and even So anybody who drops out INVESTMENT SERVICE Just one year of college will of school is actually Jerking the financial rug out from let you skip over those two Listed and unlisted under hit future wife and major hurdles. Then you get Securitise a chance to show your stuff, children. Mules! re a d s And If Terry will go on to which the other 80 missed. Alas, many of those 80 college, even for only one ALLEN * CO. year, he can add an addi­ without diplomas might have 211 E. LEMON ST. tional $25,000 to (he $49,- Iwcn excellent workers and LAKELAND, FLA. 000 that his high scfiool dip­ even sm arter than some of the high school graduates. Member: Midwest Stack E xtk loma represents. But In this high speed age, Chicago Beard of Trade So try to get at least a Business College Diploma or management can't take time a year at Liberal Arts coll­ for alibis or explanations! Orlando Raise Representative So send for my "Vocational ege. For sm art teen-agers don’t Guidance Kit," enclosing a MRS. STAN COMSTOCK sell out, like Biblical Esau, long stamped, return enve­ Ph. GA •-••$« for a quirk Job now at maybe lope, plus 20c. Use it to get $1.75 per hour Just to buy an ready for college entrance! old Jalopy) For that $500 Jalopy may cheat hit future family out of $19,000, plus an extra $25.-1 ono for each year at college. J And here’s Itow that dip­ loma ami year at college pay off fast. Suppose you see sn ad say­ ing "Help Wanted" and ap ! ply. nut maybe loo are in the crowd of applicants. Suppose the firm actually needs only 10. How do you think the com­ pany will pick those 10 most quickly? Not by giving all the 100 an elaborate seriei of teats, plus personal interviews, etc. No that would be too costly. mergers crucial If they are to build healthy systems. But most mergers have been dif­ ficult to get through the In­ terstate Commerce Commis­ sion. Though the ICC 1* "inde­ pendent” of the White House, the President’s views on whether merger policy should be liberal c r tight could have considerable influence. One railway man note* in this regard that "President Johnson is e good politician end pays his debts.” Railway men had additional reasons for signing the agree­ ment. One eaid: "You want to remember our main aim is to change the work rules in order to eliminate firemen on freight and yard diesels and to cut other unneeded train crew Jobs." "Beaus* th it Johnson-push­ ed agreement Is In concept a part of that work rules pack­ age, we feel the union men are now agreeing in principle lo the change-in-work-rules concept. So even though this new agreement ie expensive, it’s worth it. "Then too, the arbitration board'! November decision on work rules (which gives railroads the right to elimin­ ate freight and rail yard firn. men) is now before the Su­ preme Court, and Supremo Court Justice* can read. They’ll likely be Impressed by the generosity of the rail­ road* in this agreement. T hat could help us." Said one union man hap­ pily: "The railrcads have a whole new attitude." Ho added: "I guess you cculd say there was pressure when President Johnson called up Secretary Wirt* every hour." For A Beautiful Lawn — SCOTTS "Donut" — Weeda Aa It Feeda “Kwlt” — For Death To Chinch Ruga "Satisfaction Or Money Bark Guarantee” (irnpeville Nursery 2221 Grapevine Ave. 322-0886 "Seotts Dealer” Lat'a talk about COLLEGE EDUCATION ’ — ---- 7 / ---------------- -- m -' /HARD 7 FACTS It*a going to coat a lot o f /Money. Better atari ant ing note. Open your account here. tissJsis C O N G RA TU LA TIO N S MRS. SHEPARD and MR. RAV Your victory, after a long and arduous campaign, conducted in the Great American Tradition, is well deserved. Good luck for both of you in the Fish Rtory Thera are known to be more than 40,000 kind* of flab, more than twice a* many species a* all mammals, birds, amphibians and reptiles eon bitted. final primary. To Mr. Ellerbe, Mr. Sloan and Mr. Wright, my EDWARD heartfelt thanks for the many courtesies extend­ YARBOROUGH ed me and the gracious manner in which the en­ For County ComnlMlontr District 1 tire campaign was conducted. Each of you is a I wish to thank the many friends for the wonderful Bupport they grave me in the May 5 Primary, and will appreciate their support in the May 26 Runoff for District 1. COUNTY COMMISSIONER credit to our fine community. YARBOROUGH Pd. Pol. Adv. Jim Avery Pd. Pol. Adv. �y» <9 ~n: * (booh Gbbij. • DEAR ABBY: You per­ formed a great service by printing tha letter ilgned ® “SINNERS” in your column. Not all Californians know th at their Civil Code pro* videa that unmarried couples who have been living to* gether as man and wife, and are eligible to be married (th at it, not married to any* one else, and of legal age) may present themselves to a ^ minister, explain the cir­ cumstances, be married, ob­ tain a certificate of mar­ riage issued by that min­ ister, and havs the wedding recorded in the church rec­ ords. No license is neces­ sary, and there is no waiting period or publicity. REV. E. E. I.ANGGUTH, ^ LIVINGSTON, CALIF. least judgment and the greatest understanding and acceptance la at his nearest parsonage, rectory or synaRogue. • • • DEAR ABBY: I am 12 and have done a little baby­ sitting in the neighborhood for 60 cents an hour. Yester­ day I sat with my two little b r o t h e r s for four hours while my m o t h e r went downtown. I told my father I thought I should get paid. Ho asked me how much, and I told him only 25 cents an hour, so he owed me a dol­ lar. Then he figured out that the food I ate that day cost $1.10 and the insurance pol­ icy he paid for came to 60 cents, so l owed HIM 00 cents. Do you think this was fair? the best chefs in the world never TASTE anything — that they can tell if some­ thing is properly seasoned simply by SMELLING it? I don’t believe it, yet I can’t prove that this person who made the above statement la wrong and I am right. Can you help me? M Me in MONTPELIER DEAR M Me: I can't qualIfy as one of the best chefs in the world, but I will let you know what THEY say after I have heards from them. e • • CONFID E N T I A L TO "WAKDO": Sometimes it is better to put off until to­ morrow what you are likely to botch today. • • • Get it off your chest. For a personnel, unpublished re­ ply, write to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hilts, Calif., 90212. Enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. • • • Hale to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif., 00212, for Abhy's new booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OC­ CASIONS.” UNPAID £ w DEAR R E V E R E N D I.ANGGUTH: Thank you for your letter. I wish more peo­ ple realised that churches are not for the fellowship of the pure and holy alone, but rather for those who know themselves to need the help, forgiveness and love that God is continually offering to all of us. If one has a problem of this kind, the place where he will find the DEAR UNPAID: No. A 12-year-old should not have to pay for the food she eats at home. Neither should she "charge" her parents for looking after younger sisters and brothers. e Television By Abigail Van Buren • • DEAR ABBY: I am having a difference of opinion with someone and hope you can settle it. Is it true thut With IB good points—lnclud• lng all four aces plus two ten spots—the South hand Is too strong for a IS to 17 point one no-trump opening even If you are one of those players who likes to bid an occasional 18-point no-trump. So you open the bidding with one club and jump to three no-trump after your partner raises your club bid. • Of you might only bid two no-trump, In whch case your partner would get you to ga me. West opens the four of hearts and everything looks mighty easy. You have two heart tricks, two diamonds, one spade and four clubs look­ ing you right In the eye. Or ^ have you? OnflA idgn * Q ( t$ *K J VJ 8B48 V1CBBS ♦ J 784 * Q 03 ♦ Nona *K 1Q 8 7 SOUTH (D) ♦ A 1014 f AQ ♦ A10B * A I4 I Both vulnerable Sent* Waat North East 1* Pass 2 A P an 8 N.T. P a n Past l’aaa Opening lead—4 4 Suppose one of your oppo­ nents holds all four clubs against you? If Weal holds all four clubs, you have no problem. You can lay down (jJa Jhs “ The ln-law problem la of­ ten treated as a Joke," writes a husband, "but there'# noth ing funny about a man being expected to entertain hi* wife's relatives repeatedly while hla own kin are given the brush-off by hla wife." He adds as a footnote to his letter: “ Speaking from personal experience, let me tell you that many a divorce la caused by the kind of wife who inslsta upon dinging to her many relatives, a t the Legal Notice ROTICSB o r BALSS N o l l e * la h a r a b y s l v a n t h a t p u r s u a n t t o f i n a l rtacra a r e n d ­ e r e d o n t h a l o t h d a y o f A p ril 1SSI. l a t h a t c e r t a i n r a u a * p a n d l n a In t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t t n a n d f o r B a m ln o ta C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , In C h a n c a r y , w h a r a l n F IR S T FEDERAL SAVINGS A N D LOAN ASSOCIATIO N OK H UM IN O LE COUNTY, a e o r p o r | a t Inn. la P l a i n t i f f , a n d O. C. ItO W A N D and w lf a . RUBT HOWANLX ara d afan d an ta C h a n c a r y D o c k e t No. 1SSSS, I, A R T H U R H. B E C K W I T H . J R . < lark of (ha a fo rta a ld Circuit C o u rt, w ill w ith in th a ta s a l t im jra a t a a l a o n F R I D A Y , MAY IS, t t l l . o f f e r f o r aala a n d aall t o t h a h l s h a a t a n d heat bidder for ra a h a t tha fro n t door of th a C nurthouaa o f S a m l n o l a C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . In S an fo rd . Florida, tha follow ing ilrarrlbfd proparty, altualad a n d h a l n v In S a m l n o l a C o u n t y , F lorida, lo -w lli B eg in n in g at South t a a t c o r n e r o f N o r t h H o f laot B. ST. J O S E P H 'S a c c o r d ­ i n g to p l a t t h a r a o f a a r e ­ c o r d e d In P l a t B o o k 1, I'agf- 111. o f t h a P u b l i c R e c o rd * o f S a m l n o l a C o u n ­ ty . Florida. run thenra K a a t loo f e a t lo p o i n t of beginning. S a i d a a la w ilt h a m a d a p u r ­ s u a n t t o a n d In o r d a r t o a a t l a fy l h a t e r m a o f a a l d f i n a l decree. ( C I R C U I T C O U R T SEAT.) A r t h u r II. B e c k w i t h . J r ., C lerk of C irc u it C ourt, tn a n d f o r S a m l n o t a c o u n ­ ty . F l o r i d a . R y : M a r t h a T. V l h l e n P h i l l i p It L o g a n S IIIN H O I-B E R AN D LOGAN I*. O. Box list S anford, F lo rid a A ttorney for P lain tiff P u b t l a h May T. ISIS. CDU-11 y :ntsm oJx( sam t time attempting to al (estate her husband from all of his." That's a dirty trick, all right. For in (he showdown it is the wife who has it in her power to make her hus baod'a relative# welcome in their home, or to make thorn feel that even the briefest visit Is an imposition. Though a mao may insist on his right to have his fam lly for visits, be can't do much alone to make them feel welcome. If his wife complains that U’a too hard for her to cook for sod entertain them, If aha stores up the things they say and then tells 7:00 7:20 7:33 S OI 1:20 9:00 9:14 9:30 Legal Notice (2) S i g n On (2) S u n « h t n o A lm anac (4) G ro v * . F a r m R e p o r t (2) F l o r i d a l l l a t o r y (4) S u n rl a * S a m e a t a r (2) T o d a y (4> O p e r a t i o n A l p h a b e t (2) T o d a y (91 MlCkl* E v a n s (4) L o cal N ew s , W e a ­ th er (4) C a p t a i n K a n g a r o * (S) C a r t o o n s 15) K x a r c la * For W o­ men 14) A m e r i c a n H i s t o r y 121 D i v o r c e C o u r t 19 1 C arto o n s -.21 G a l a S t o r m (4) R o m p e r Ro o m (21 S ay W h e n (4) N e w * — M ik a W a l ­ ler* III Spanish (3) N e w s — E d n l n N e w ­ man |H W ord for W ord (4) I looe* L ucy (I) Decem ber Itrll* (3) C o n c e n t r a t i o n 1*1 R e a l M cCoys (9) I’r lca I s R i g h t 121 M i x i n g L in k 1(1 Data A G l a d ) » (9) S e v e n K e y s 11:14 11 10 FRIDAY P. M. 12 0* (3) Y our F i r s t I m p r e s s ­ ion ( C o l o r ) 15) I o n a of L if e (9) E r n i e F o r d 12:31 ( I ) N e w * — H a r r y M*asonar 13 10 (2) T r u t h or C o n tequencea (5) S e a r c h F o r T o m o r ­ row (91 F a t h e r K n o w * R e st 12:44 (9. G u i d i n g L ig h t 12:44 (21 .New*— tta> S c h e r e r l:#0 (2) N a w i . W e a t h e r (<) B a c h e l o r F a t h e r (9) G e n e r a l H o s p i t a l 1:20 (2) 1’e o p l s A ra F u n n y 1*1 Ae T h * W orld T u rin (9) N e w * — D a v * Kan n cll 1:14 (9) C a r t o o n * 3:00 12) l . e t 'a M.ika A D eal (I) Passw ord f t ) A n n K o th ern 1:24 (3> N e w t — Floyd K i l ­ ter 2:10 12) D o c t o r s (S) H o u s e l ' a r l y (9 ) D ay In C o u r t 2:44 19) N e w s — 1,1- a Howard S-UP (2) 1 - o ra t t a Yo u n g (* ) T o T e l l Th* T r u t h (9) Q u r a n F o r A D ay S:2t (S) N e w s — E d w a r d * ( I) S ecret Storm IS) T r a l l m a s t e r 4 14 (2) N e w * — S a n d e r Vanocur 4 10 ( I ) R u r n a a n d All** (4) U n c le W a t t 1 :0 a (2) lleat o f U r o a r h * IS) C a r t o o n * *:SC (3) N ew ac o p * (0) L e a v e It T o R e a v e r 49) l l l v e r h o s t 2:30 (2) V nu D o n 't S ay (Color) (1) E d g e o f S i g h t (l> W h o Do You T r n a l l 4:0# (3) M a tch G am * R«th Miiictt her husband long talcs of woe about how hard they are to get along with. If she makes herself out a m artyr for having to put up with a visit from his family, then It Is, of course, no use for bee husband to try to make bis relatives feel welcome. The only decent and happy way for a couple to approach the in-law situation is for the husband to treat his wife'* family with hospitable court esy, to make them feel wcl come in his home and, in re turn for his wife to treat his people in the same manner. A woman Isn't playing fair if she refuses to extend the same welcome to her hus­ band'* family he extends to hers. IN TMSS C I R C U I T COU RT. N IN TH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT The Pacific Ocean covers O P F L O R I D A IN A N D F O R about one-third of the entire S K M INOI.R C OUNTY, IN C H A N C E R Y NO. 1IPTS area of the globe. IN T H E M A T T E R O F T H E A D O P T IO N O F F R A N K L E S ­ L I E N E LS O N , a M i n o r , b y C R ITTO N W. HUN D LEY , N O T IC E O F F IC T I T I O U S N AMR AooanroN pe o c e e d in o b T O UI.KNN T H U R M A N N E L ­ N O T IC E IS h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t SON, R E S I D E N C E U N K N O W N : I a m e n g a g e d In b u s i n e s s at Y o u A r t h e r e b y n o t i f i e d t h a t L i k a l l a w e l l R o a d , S em ln n l* Florida. under the th a a b o v e n a m e d P e titio n e r. C ounty, C R I T T O N W. H U N D L E Y , hae f l c l tl l n i i a n a m e of, C l u b 41*. file d A P e t i t i o n In t h o a b o v e a n d t h a t I I n l a n d to r e g i s t e r a t y l e d C o u r t f o r t h a A doption aa ld n a m e w i t h t h * C l a r k a t of tho m in o r child n a m e d th * C i r c u i t C o u r t . S a m l n o l a t h e r e i n a n d y o u o r * r e q u i r e d C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , In acco rd an t-* t o allo w c a u l * w h y t h a o ain e w i t h l b s p r o v l o ln n e o f th * ah o u ld n o t b* g r a n t e d h y n e r v ­ F l c t l l l o u a N a m e S t a t u t e s , t o in g a copy of y o u r w r i t te n d r . w ill Section 4410* F lorid* fence*, i f a n y , u p o n M a r k K. (Statu tes 1*17. C l e v e la n d , J r , A ttorney fo r S lg ; H arak Rasa* P e t i t i o n e r , P . O. D r a w e r T. P u b l i s h May 1, 14. St. IS. 1144 S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , a n d b y fllliiK CDIT-M tho o rig in a l th a r a o f w ith the c l e r k o f aald C o u r t , o n o r b e ­ f o r e t h o I S t h d a y o f M ay, A. I>. | STARTS SUNDAY iv««. o t h t r w l a * a d a c r a # m a y IHRBM1 h* e n t e r e d a g a l n a t y o u g r a n t ­ in g th a s a id A deptlen. W IT N E S S m y h a n d a n d tha a*a| of sa id C o u rt a t S anford. F l o r i d a , t h l a S i n d d a y e f A p ril, A. D. t i l l . iS E A L ) A r t h u r II. B e r k w l t h . J r . Clark o f C ircuit C ourt R y : S a n d r a S. J o h n s o n , Legal Notice P urr T f e m Q / e Legal Notice ric riT in i-g n » mm N O T IC E IS h e r e b y g iv en , t h a t 1 a m e n g a g e d tn b u aln es * gt C orner Geneva A llrlae o n . S e m lu o l* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a u n ­ d e r t h e flctltt-ru e n a m a of, C lu b 2 Spot, a n d ( h a t t I n t e n d to r a g l a t a r aald n a m e w i t h (he C lerk of lha C ircuit C ourt. S e m ln n l* C o u n t y , K l o r ld s. In a r m r d a n c * w i t h th * p r o y |» l • Ion* n f th * F i c t i t i o u s N a m e S t a t u t e s , t o - w l t t S ectio n 944 09 F l o r i d * S t a t u t e * 1947. S l g : H s r a h Ber*« P u b l i s h May T, I t . 21. SI. l i l t C PU -1» rnrnumm THE SEMINOLE ASSOCIATION for retarded children presents "MerryGo-Hound,’ nt Seminole High School Auditorium, Tuesday, May 12, at 8 p.m. One of tho nets featured will be the "Dough Hillies’ presenting a medley of western songs, Participating nre front row left to right, Merlinc Wolfe, Carol Kinney nntl June Foley. Hack row are Evelyn Disbrow, Hill Klinefelter, Hetty Via mid Cleo Fleet. FASH IO N O RIGIN ALS Modern styles in jewelry show a greater depth and in­ tricacy of design The more extensive use of fine, inter­ esting finishes, such as Flor­ entine, brushed, mat, polish­ ed, two-tone or multi-colored gold, add to the splendor ami effect, the Jewelry Industry Council reports. BmoMsjmi . / r r Coffee Cans Prove Successful For So simple ami rule, a teen sewer can make this skimmer in almost no time! Choose a gay fabric, ami add oversize novelty buttons. No. 8340 with 1‘att-O-Rama is in sizes 10, 13, 14, 16. Bust 31 to 36. -Size 12, 32 bust, 2l* yards of 35-inch; I S yards of 45 inch. To order, send 50 cents in coins to: Sue Burnett The Sanford Herald 1150 Avenue of Americas New York. N. Y. iou.10 For first-class mailing add 10 cents for each pattern. Print name, address with zone, style ntimla’r and size. Brady for yntir new season sewing . . . the spring & sum­ mer '64 issue of our pattern liook Basic Fashion. 5o rents. Freezing Foods We have been advised that we can use the coffee cans with the plastic tops for con­ tainers for freezing foods. However, we hsve also been advised that the ran* do not hold for foods with a high salt content such as salt pickl­ es or saurkraut. When using the ran* for freezing foods, fill the food first in a plastic freezing ling and let the can serve merely as a container lo prevent the bag Irom being torn or the food bring crushed. Coffee cans can be used In freezing rookies, eup cakes, rolls, stews and shelled pe­ cans. Bound containers take up quite a hit of spare In the freeier, but tho rectangle containers do not. If Interested in freezing, you may call the Home Dem­ onstration Agent for a bulle­ tin. 8340' G et M a n SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) —- The world’s largest hank us ; an nil-woman staff of sleuths to protect itself against tho forgers, confi­ dence men, counterfeiters and ordinary thieves who try to profit from Bank of America travelers cheeks. Under the guidance nf as­ sistant cashier Helen Ilandall, tho female detectives invest­ igate ail claims brought by customers whose checks have been lost, stolen or — as it sometimes turns out—misap­ propriated. While seldom leaving their desks, tho Bank of America investigators work closely with police agencies through­ out the world. Often they are responsible for arrests. Mrs. Uamlall, for example, remembers the ense of n cross­ country confidence mnn whom she brought to justice without ever meeting him. Tha young man was going from city to city buying travelers check* and then re­ porting them missing. He would collect reimbursement from tha bank. Later he cashed the original checks. The aneak-thief posed at va­ rious times as an rxrhnngestudent son of a wealthy South American, as m Kuropean ballet dancer and aa a businessman After a time, Mrs. Randall hrgnn to auspeet all the fraud­ ulent claims wer* coming from tha same man. She fin­ ally tripped him up when ha posed as a businessman, stranded in Philadelphia, and scheduled to he married the next day In Mexico. He sought an immediate refund for $1,760 in travelers checks. Talking lo him on the tele­ phone, Mrs. Rnndall recogn­ ized him. Hite contacted Phil­ adelphia police, and then ra il­ ed the confidence man hack. She kept him on tha phone until officers arrived to ar­ rest him. Along with tracking down dishonest customers, M r * . Randall's staff has the job of making refunds to th# honest ones—those whose cheeks have been lost or stolen. One man got his money hack after six men kidnaped him and forced him at gun­ point to endorse travelers checks as "ransom." In other cases, Mrs. Ran­ dall's staff sometimes returns lost rhreks to people who didn't rvpn know their cheek* were missing. That too, Mrs. Rmtdall said, is a “very rewarding as­ pect of our work." To make shell removal eas­ ier from hard-cooked egg*. Meadow Gold hnma econom­ ists suggest pouring off th# hot w ater and immediately immersing th* hard-rooked eggs in cold water. Shells then will slip off easily. Legal Notice H rsta tra tlow of F lstltta a a S bmm IV* t h e u n d t r e l g n a d , h » l n g •Silly s w o r n , d o h e r e b y d # r t a r * und er o a th t h a t th a nam es of all p a r s o n s I n t e r e s t e d In t h * Im alnaae o r p r o f e s s i o n o a r r l a d on t in d e r th o n a m a * a t E l d a r S p rings rtu m h ln g at E ld e r S p r i n g e —Old O r l a n d o H 1 - w * y a n d Ilia a i t s n t n f th * I n t e r e s t nf e a c h , la a a f o l l o w s : Eitowt *f Kama lataraw* C a lv in C. H a l f F artnae f i l m O. S la n n F ertn o r S T A T E O F F t/Y R I D A COUNTY O F HEM I NOLI? S a u r n to a n d su b s c rib e d b e ­ f o r e m* t h l a Sth d a y o f M ay A. D . 1991. 1' ii t) 11ah Slay f , 14. M . M . 1*94 ODIT-lt TV RENTAL • Halea • Strvle# Seminole TV FA M i l l Zenith Color TV 8sl«* 1600 Hanford A y*. Vermont is the only inland slate in New Knglaml. 1016 FREE Mother's Day Gifts! R EG ISTER A T EA CH SEM IN O LE STO RE IN P LA Z A Dinners at Trade Winds Cafeteria for 5 Mothers A dozen Roses — to each of 10 Mothers Whitman’s Sampler — to each of 10 Mothers Passes to Cinema Theater — to 5 Mothers V IS IT AN D SHOP EV ER Y IN T H E STO RE P LA Z A — T H E R E ARE G IF T S A N D fo r D e fe c t iv e s With A Heartless Method FRIDAY A. M. 4:00 4:1) 9:2C 4:10 By Oswald Jacoby 10:24 the tea of cluht and later on lead clubs twice toward dum­ my. You can also start by lead­ ing a low club toward dummy and won't have to worry about four clubs to the West hand. How about four clubs in the East hand? If you lay down the arc of clubs you will have act up two club tricka for East. How about a low club lead? West will show out, you will play dummy's queen and East ran go up or duck. Either way you will be able to gather In four club tricka. Hence, your contract Is safe if you lead a low club toward dummy at trick two. That U the way to play the hand. Mar T, 1964 THURSDAY P. M. 11:11 w o«T« *711 ¥107 ♦ KBS ♦ q j «j J BART WmsTfl 1:4» (3) N ew ac o p * ( I ) N ew s. W a s t k a r , S p orts (*) N a w a lln * 1:10 i l l S p o rt * 1:14 ( I I H u n t l e y . B r i n k l e y 1S> N e w * — W a l l e r C o n kit* T;0t IS) R i f l e m a n (!) H unting A F ishing IS) V i r g i n i a Roya 7:10 I 2 1 T e m p l e H o u s t o n 1 4) P a s s w o r d III K llntatnnaa 1.40 |«> R a w h i d e (?) D onna Read S:S» C> Dr. K i l d a r e ( • ) My T h t a * S o i l 1:00 («) P e r r y M a so n (») E n a l g n O 'T onl# }:S0 (2) I L i t l ( C o l o r ) (9) J i m m y D e a n S h o w 10 00 12) S u i p e n a * T h e a t r * It) N u n n 10:20 (») s t o r y o f 11:00 (2) ( ! ) Naw a, W e a t h e r , Sport* ( ! ) N ew* — M u r p h y M artin ! I : ! 0 I I ) New*. S p o rt * . W e a lh ar 11:21 («> T h e a t e r o f t h * S t a r e 11.11 |1> J o h n n y C trson (Color) (1:11 ( ! ) Movl* 10:0* (Jjocoby BanTnrli *% BARGAIN S G A LO R E ! s Free Clifts above will be presented 5 P. M. 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They were giv­ en their score sheets and each Las Columbitas Organizes New Auxiliary INTIMATE APPAREL FOR LEISURE HOURS Ilaby DoIIh — Gowns Hounecoala g.98 to JQ.95 Slips & Hair Slips 2*98 to g.98 Handlings Si Purses White, lllark, Hone f.98 to |.9 8 La* Columbitas, ladles aux­ iliary of Knights of Colum­ bus, has been recently organ­ ised In Seminole County. The membership Is made up of all wives, mothera, daughters ov­ er 21, and sisters of the Knights of Columbus. An organizational meeting waa held recently a t the Knight’s Hall with officers elected and committees form­ ed. Meetings are scheduled for tho second Wednesday of the month a t 8 p.m. a t the Knight’s hall. Mr*. Donald LeFUs, newly elected president, conducted the meeting. Mrs. Adams Sharon of San­ ford announces the engage­ ment and approaching m arr­ iage of her daughter, Miss Mary Audrey Sharon, to Ross Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. J o h n Robert, of Center Moriches, Long Island, N. Y. Miss Sharon, daughter of the late Chandler II. Sharon, is tho maternal granddaugh­ ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Adams, and the paternal granddaughter of the late Meet Jointly SHOPS 110 E. 1st Sanford Open ’111 9 Frl. Nile Veterans of World War I, Sanford Barracka 480 and the Ladies Auxiliary mat jointly a t the American Legion Hut recently for a covered dish aupper. Following tha supper, both groups held separate meet­ ings, with Mra. Bca Newsome, president of the auxil­ iary presiding. Later in the evening a white elephant sals was held. BONUS GIFT $3 Bottle of Schiaparelli Perfume FREE with purchase of $5 or more gift item OFFER COOD WHILE SUPPLY LASTS 200 E. First St. FREE GIFT WRAPPING ON GIFT ITEMS! • V -V _ ,V 8 « r- . ■ % -5k Miss Dottie Jardine, a mem­ ber of the '84 graduating class of Seminole High School, was guest of honor at a luncheon Saturday at the Capri Res­ taurant. Mra. J . M. Hays and her daughter, Miss Betty Hays, were co-hostesses to the de­ lightful luncheon, featuring chicken salad as the main course. Dottle was presented with a diploma charm as a gift, and she and her mother, Mrs. Cal­ vin Jardine, were given love­ ly white carnation coriages. Following the luncheon, the group retreated to the Hays home on Park Ridge for a ses­ sion of chatting and record playing. Enjoying the luncheon and socializing were the Missee Margaret Toevs, B a r b a r a Watson, Karen Vickers, Lin­ da Webb, Betty Lou Corbin, Mary Lynn Thomas, Miss Hays, Miss Jardine, Mrs. Hays and Mrs. Jardine. For “MOTHER’S DAY” Let Us Restyle Your Hairdo To Give You A More Youthful Appearance FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-5692 EVELYN'S • f t. • t» • % BEAUTY SALON IN MONTEZUMA HOTEL 3rd & MAGNOLIA DeBary Personals Osteen Dr. a n d Mra. Kenneth Wright of South near Ijike road in Bear I.aka will b« leaving shortly for their granddaughter’a graduation from John Nevins School In Washington, D. C. The grand­ daughter Is Cheryl Marla Frame, whose parenta are Mr. and Mra. Clyde Frame, who reside In Maryland. Tha Wright’a will be visiting this family in Maryland aa well aa their aon and family Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Wright, Jr, in Maryland. Dr. Kenneth Wright la a former principal and pastor of the Forest Lake Seventh Day Adventlat church. Last Tubeless — Blackwall 6.70x15 REG. 18.80 7.50x14 REG. 18.75 8.00x14 REG. 20.89 NOW IB*5 NOW 15” NOW I B M Tubeless — Whitewall Tube Type — Blockwoll NOW IJ.95 NOW ] |. 4 5 Tube Type — Whitewoll NOW ]g .4 5 NOW fg .6 5 NOW lg .9 5 6.70x15 7.60x15 7.50x14 8.00x14 8.50x14 REG. REG. REG. REG. 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Gall Shlerlaw, and young aon, Randy, all of Miami Sborea. While they were here the visitors enjoyed helping Tommy and Johnny Herald celebrate their birthdays with a party Saturday. They re­ turned borne on Monday. • ‘• K w i \*'ti M MEN EN S 115 Magnoll* Are. ,->i; W EAR Phone 322-1585 »• i •. * 1^ , •< " i ' ’•if'-* ^ f ]| ' *4 • < 1 2 | "<"'v >V•**> * i > ■ IKS K9 • * > t Hang pictures so the center is about eye levsL Eye-level varlea from room to room. Some roomi, such ee the liv­ ing room, are used for altting. Others, euch as halls, usually are used Just for walk­ ing. All Price* Include Fed. Ex. Tax, Mounting and Shipping Charge* Available For Immediate IneUlUtloB SEARS CATALOG SALES OFFICE 2701 ORLANDO DRIVE PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER BY BUOOfKU Casselberry Mr. and Mra. Cecil Miller of Oneca, Fla., were weekend guesta of Mr. and Mra. Wil­ lard Grimes of Lemon Bluff. Mrs. Clarence Snyder left Tuesday to vlait Mr. and Mra. Howard Pabst of St. Peter*burg. She will attend the fun­ eral at Mra. Stella Slmpaon, a farmer friend In Ohio. Mr. and Mra. Bernie Schultz of Melbourne viiiled Mr. and Mra. John Jura*, Sunday. Dinner gueata of Mra. Clar­ ence Snyder, Sunday, were Mr. and Mr*. Vernon Hopper and children, Phyllla and Eva Lynn, and Mra. Eva William* of Oriando. TIBBS 6.70x15 REG. 19.34 7.10x15 REG. 21.45 7.60x15 REG. 23.70 A fte r S ix Flemings SEARS ALLSTATE HI-WAY SPECIAL 6.70x15 REG. 16.34 7.10x15 REG. 18.45 THE South Seminole Personals 24 MONTH GUARANTEE r V -\ ' Jardine Feted At Luncheon section explained to them concerning their outfits. The girls rehearsed their parts for the program they had for National 4-H Church Sunday. They took part in the morning service of the Upsala Presbyterian Church. At this time they were presented with a 50-star flag by John Andes, through the Woodmen of the World. Record books were then studied and brought up to date by the members. These are to be turned In and judg­ ed on May 11 to see who is eligible for aummer camp on June 29. Refreshments of cookies and punch prepared by Deb­ bie Edwaardj and Betty Ba­ ker were served to the Miss­ es Barbara and Becky Cow­ an, Debbie Smith, Bambi and Tequll Chesser, Ruth Bullard, Cookie Russell, Yvonne Strip­ ling, Susan Dunn, Suzanne Thrasher, Sue Smith, Joy Wilson, Pat Reynolds, Candy Ferrell, Eileen Recker, Patty and Charlene Baker and Sara Dyson. Jerl Johnson, a MRS. J. M. HAYS, left, and her daughter, Mi«» Betty Hays, were hos­ new member to start at the tesses to n graduation luncheon recently honoring Miss Dottie Jardine, fall meeting of the club, was At right is Mrs. Calvin Jardine, mother of the honoree. also welcomed. Next meeting of the club will be on May 13 at which time the girls will prepare for their parta as waitresses in the 30th anniversary of the Lake Monroe Home Demon­ Mr. and Mra. Louis St. secretary of the DeBary Club. Winter Park. Miss Whitaker D stration Club banquet on May Amand of DeBary Avenue rethe niece of Mrs. Ogg. 14. Mrs. William Knoll of Msturned from a motor trip to Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Mobile, Ala., where they en­ tanzas Road entertained her joyed good food at Constan­ sister and brother-in-law, Mr. Brown of Allncante Road en­ tines. Continuing, they headed and Mra. Edward Stosch, of tertained Mrs. Milisa Scllman for New Orleans, La. Taking Yonkcra, N. Y„ en route home of Baltimore, Md. They visit­ the bus tour, they visited the from a four monthi visit in ed Silver Springs, Daytona Beach and uther places of in­ French Quarter and dined at Miami. terest in the area. Owen Ilrennen’a and Pittaris Mr. and Mrs. Earl Annis of Judge and Mrs. J. G. Sharon. Restaurant, noted for its fam­ Mr. and Mra. Pierson Lit­ The bride-clect was bom in ous Italian food. The rosea Camellia Drive entertained Sanford, was a member of were out along the roadside Mr. and Mra. J. T. Goodllffc tle of Azalea Drive entertain­ the 1958 graduating class of from Tallahassee Into Ala­ of Mamarancck, N. Y. They ed friends from East Orange, Seminole High School, and bama and Into New Orleans. visited Lake Wales, the Bok N. J., Mr. and Mrs. II. was graduated from Florida They both stated the scenery Tower and other places of in­ Chester Idcrstlne, who were State University at Tallahas­ was beautiful at Uiia time of terest in and around Central on their honeymoon and will reside in Madera Beach, Fla. Florida. see. (be year. Miss Sharon Is a member Mr. and Mra. Clarence need Mrs. Virginia Harrison of of various educational organ­ izations, including Phi Mu Plantation Road has been se­ of Massachusetts have moved Fraternity, a social sorority, lected aa the recording secre­ into their new home on Delesof which she was president. tary for the DeBary Republi­ pine Road, this past week. She is presently a faculty can Club, due to the illness Rev. and Mrs. Cecil N. Ogg member of Pinecrcst Ele­ of Mrs. L. Tinsley. Virginia it the daughter of Mr*. John of Hibiscus Drive had a* their mentary School. Mr. Robert, grandson of Leono (Viola), tho financial guest, Miss Judy Whitaker of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Roberts, of Captiva Island, was born in Center Moriches, Long Is­ land, N. Y., and completed Iljr Maryann Mllra Sunday, Dr. Wright w n a his public schooling there. He Mr. and Mri. C. C. Jonea guest pastor in the Crest attended the Agricultural Col­ lege and Technical Institute at of Rig Uear Lake were visit­ Memorial Church in Winter Farmlngdale, N. Y., and is ed by Mrs. Sue Calhoun and Park and taped his sermon aa currently stationed at Sanford her granddaughter, Steffie well aa hi* brother, George WE ARE GIFT Naval Air Station with Heavy Calhoun from Jacksonville re­ Wright singing, and will send Attack Squadron 3. HEADQUARTERS cently. the tape to hi* aon and fam­ H ie wedding will be an event of June 23 at the First Miss Judy Parrot, daughter ily, Dr. and Mrs. Burton L. Presbyterian Church of San­ of Mr. and Mra. G. E. Par­ Wright who are mlsslonariea ford. rot of Rig Bear I.ake, sjn-nt In Africa. last week end home with her Gifta • Card* - Books parents. Judy is a Freshman In Jones College In Jackson­ 210 E. First St. ville. Personals < m th sxi (D ay & cUVtsdi Dottie And Ross Robert Engaged And Auxiliary 4 0 , u>t> Page 8 — May 7, 1964 WrrsTB Miss Mary Audrey Sharon Sanford Veterans layaw ay Charge Accounts EKf BanfrrrH 4-H Handy Helpers Club Hold Interesting Meeting STORE HOURS: • A. M. TILL • P. M. DAILY — MON. THRU SAT. Be am* fee's* ml m Dap ia m at yew (*r fade* l Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP Imagine! Ail the wonderful waya of < cotton *n nylon stretch denim nt these | low price*! Won’t rid* up, won't sag at the knee* . . , always aleck fitting, machine-wash fresh I Crisply tailored with aide tipper, waist slimming darts. Navy, white, aand, red. Slate • te 1A. 210 8. PARK AVE. ‘M i �It. t. ITIft B buTotH WrrnlH M a y T, !WW — P * g « 9 tt Pays To U se The Herald W ant Adi Sorority Conducts Exemplar Rituals 1 In a beautiful, Impressive, the Hamilton House R rstau-! yellow rosea decorated the dent. read the Founder’s Day [ en by Sira. Don Cahill. candlelight ceremony mem­ rant. j banquet tables. message from Walter W. The "Girl of the Year” bers of Th*ta Epsilon chapter Arrangements of beautiful I Mrs. Rlrk Walker, presi­ Ross, and the pledge was giv■trophy was presented to M n. of Beta Sigma Phi observed Founder’s Day, the 33rd anni­ Paul Lewis for her outstand­ versary of Beta Sigma Thl, at ing work in the chapter. Perfect attendance awards were presented to Mr*. Lewis, Mrs. Bub McKee and Mrs. Sterne Bolte. Mrs. Walker presented each board member with charnia and an appreciation gift tok­ en ua* in turn given her by Miss Lynn M e R o b e r t », the members, for outstanding daughter of Mr. and Mr* W. leadership throughout the past K. McRoberts of Loch Arbor, year. recently won first place hon­ Mrs. Joe Collona, a guest, ors in a riding championship and Mr*. Cameron Lawrence at Howry In The Hills Acad­ were awarded door prlro«. emy, where she is a student. Mrs. Gordon Frederick and The championship was in Mr*. Vernon Hardin front ttie the If and 15 age group, and Exemplar chapter, Beta SigLynn sens presented with a n u Phi, conducted die Ex­ blue ribbon and handsome emplar ritual for Mrs. Rick trophy. Walker, Mrs. Faye Stetson, In tha Junior champion­ Mr*. B o b McKee, Mr*. ship, age* I t through Id, Thomas I.argen and Mr*. Lynn plnced third, winning a Cameron Lawrence. red ribbon. Members attending w e r e Among other honors, Lynn Mrs. Al Davis, Mrs. Paul MrRoberta made the honor roll lewis. Mrs. Don Cahill, Mrs. at the academy, and is to be Rick Walker, Mrs. Wallace commended for her outstand­ Peacock, Mrs. Jack Rrirkson, KXKMPLAK RITUAL wit* conducted by Mis. Gordon Frederick and Mr.*. ing achievements. Mr*. Rob Kulilkc, Mrs. Sterne Vernon Hardin for new member* of the Exemplar chapter. Beta Sigma Unite, Mrs. Walt Bohannon, Phi from left, seated, arc Mrs. Richard Walker, Mr*. J. C. Lawrence ami Mrs. AH l/ce, Mrs. Bob Deklc, Mr*. Thomas Lai'Kcn. Standing are Mrs. Fuye Stetson ami Mr*. Robert Mrs. Bob McKee and Mrs. McKee. Cameron Lawrence. YOUNG OR O L D . . . . WE H AVE Lynn Me Roberts Awarded Honors A t Academy Oviedo Woman’s Club To Install KoiMmalvtiitk Officers Friday Newly elected officer* of the Oviedo Woman’s Club will be installed at the noun luncheon and business meeting Fri­ day, May 8. All members are urged to be present for this important meeting. Qohnsih SALE ! BOY'S SUITS •‘Featuring Fashions Juat For You” 200 N. PARK AVE. PH. 322-2388 WITH A THOUOMirUi 9 0 1 ... Jewelry .98 25% off to 5.98 & i c{ SIZES IK, ■ • 2 « , 1 2 !* . 34 !k BATHING SUITS m ESPECIALLY NICK 25% off CaJw tsiA DRESS * SPORTSWEAR n w r lr-ti I.ONOWOOD PLAEA LAST 3 DAYS ! T0 U C H T 0 N S Beta Sigma Phi Chapters Host Mothers Tea Saturday SPORTCOATS Now fc Dresses grees for 30-10 minutes. If H you like cutlanl pica and you add potatoes baste often buttermilk and apricots licre’a and lorn potatoes to brown the plo recipe for you. uniformly. • . . APHICOT-BUTERMILK CUSTARD PIE 1’tah'a Mr*. Either Peter­ son bring* her recipe for 1 baked pla shell WHIPPED CREAM - CHOCO­ 2 cups cultured buttermilk LATE TORTE, which com1 cup evaporated milk bine* the goodnes* of dairy 3 eggs, beaten product* with chocolate, a 1 cup sugar big favorite In the West. P e rs o n a LS Ik tsp. salt TORTE 2 cups dried apricot halves 8 egg yolks By Julia Ilarlos Blend together buttermilk, Ik cup sugar Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hamil­ evaported milk, eggs, sugar V 4 cup butter, softened ton of Birmingham, Ala., and and salt. Linn pastry shell Ik cup chocolate chips Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mosley of witli apricot halve*. Slowly 14 cup water, boiling Leesburg were recent housepour buttermilk filling over cup flour gucsti of Mr. and Mrs. 11. II. apricot.*. Bake in very hot « egg white* Jarrard of Lake Florida Bou­ oven 450 degree* for to min­ U tap. cream of tartar levard, Altamonte Springs. Beat egg yolks until foamy; utes. Reduce heat to moderate add sugar gradually and beat 350 degrees and bake 40 to One manufacturer has re­ until thick and lemon colored; 43 minute* longer nr until duced the hazards of ■ moving beat In bolter until smooth. ailvrr knife Inserted 1 inch backyard awing with a plas­ Dissolve chocolate chips in j from edge of filling come* tic sent that weigh* only eight water; cool slightly; add egg out clean. Cool completely ounces. yolk mixture. Stir in flour. Ik-loro serving. Beat egg ulilies with eream Belly Woods hint for your of tartar to soft peak stage; fold in egg yolk mixture. two-tone brown and white Grease 1 round eakc pans, shoes. She says to rase the cover bottoms with wax pa|x*r cleaning problem on them to and grease again. Pour mix­ cover the brown with clear ture into pans. Bake at 325 nail polish. The colon will S P E C IA L PURCHASE degrees for 13 minutes. Cool not mix and your alioei will In pans 5 minute*. Remove keep Hut rlean, tailored look. • • • from puns, invert on rack, re ­ .Mae Ralm aenda us her re ­ move paper and cool thor­ oughly. Spread filling between cipe for ORANGE FRUIT AND layers and on top of torte. CAKE. *« cup butter or oleo FILLING I cup eugar All chapters of Beta Sigma deavor a success. They urge 1 cup elHirolalo chips 3 egg* Phi Sorority will unit* to each member to attend ami lx cup butter 1 tsp. vanilla •k cup confectioners sugar BY — TOM SAWYER honor their mothers with a bring their mother, mother- 2 rgg yolks 1 cup buttermilk tea, Saturday May U from .'I in-law or a friend. 3 cups flour 1 tsp. vanilla to 5 p.m. at thn Woman'* 3 tbsps. cream, more if need­ Ilk tsps. sola I tsp. suit ed Club. grated rind and Juice nf ] Melt etiips in top of double Candy McClanahan, social orange boiler over hot water. Beat chairman of Xi II. ta Etn, will SIZES 6 - 20 AND 35 . 42 in butter, confectioners sugar, Ilk cups ground datra lie rhairmun in rliurge, with SEERSUCKER STRIPES — MADRAS — rgg yolks, vanilla and cream. 1 clip chopped pecan* MUTED PLAIDS (lie following social chairmen Cream ihortening until soft. Chill In refrigerator almut 'x Ivour, until tliiek. If too thick, gradually add sugar and conof the other chapter* assist­ heat in 1 or 2 tbsps, more ; tinuc rrram ing until smooth. ing her: Polly Peacock, llieta Add egg* and heat until light. cream. Epsilon, Marchctta Dorminey, • • • Add vanilla and buttermilk al­ / i t a Xi, Kiina Haughlrry, The USDA ha* been work­ ternately with flour which lias Gamma 1-nmhiU, and June C a u t i o n and pa­ ing to help Americans eat bet­ been sifted with soda and salt, Warner. I’iii Gamma Eta. tience are watchwords ter since 1882. 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SUGAR & CREAMER 8 4 .0 0 .Similar T» Illustration City .................. County .................. Phone............. Available BEAUTY KALON In Pink Over Boumlllat's Drug Or Mint Altamonte VfljCUUJ. By Mra. H. L Johnson Everybody like* to share a | salt to taste good recipe . . . And if* easy 2 cups hot water to prepare new one* these Place meal, onions and gurday*, even though they origi­ lie in large heavy frypan or nate in different part* of the dutch oven. Cook until color­ country and call for Ingred- ed. Add oregano, comlno lent* produced thousand* of | -.cod, chili powder, tomatoc*, miles away from where you . hot pepper sauce, salt and hot live. A wide variety of garden | water. Bring to boil, lower fresh food i* ns near a* your heat and simmer about 1 favorite super market any hour. Skim off fat during season of the year because of rooking. • • • improved farming, transpor­ tation, processing and m ar­ Another famous politician'* keting. lady, Mrs. Orville Frecmnn, Thu U. S. Department of of Minnesota, goes for Agriculture lias sent yours BAKED PORK CHOPS WITH truly n booklet with famous APPLES. Tills I am trying on ladies' reci|KS in it. The First my lioy*. Lady who halls front Texas ] pork chops, V ' thick or more says her favorite with the ' »nu president ami llielr tWE> daugh­ paprika ter* is chili. She call* this a p p le *, cored and halved PEDEKNALKS RIVER brown sugar CHILI. hot errain (swvet or »our) or hot milk 4 Ihs. chill meal 1 large onion, chopped potatoes, peeled and halved, If desired 2 cloves garlic Brown chop* In hot skillet. I Isp. oregano Sprinkle witli salt and papri­ 1 isp. comlno seed ka. Place apples on chops fi tsps. chili powder ilk cup canned whole toma­ skin side down. Sprinkle witli brown sugar. Cover bottom ot toes 2 (1 generous dashes liquid hot skillet witli cream or milk. Cover pan. Ilaka at 330 dfpepper aauce 25 % Off T O U C H T O N ’S R E X A L L DRUG “THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" COR. tut A MAGNOLIA PHONE 822-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD Tftamuzl DEPARTMENT STORE LARGE SELECTION DRESSES SIZES 3 - 20* g FIRST A N N IV ER SA R Y CELEBRATIO N SPO RTSW EAR PERFECT GIFT Tlf (mtifuC SLIMLINE Special Purchase For Our Anniversary Sale “Our 19th Year In Sanford” SANFORD JEWELRY & LUGGAGE 217 E. First St. — " L j LIN G ERIE BRING THIS COUPON AND DEPOSIT IT IN OUR STORE ROBE ... Arons From New Library MOTHER’S DAY GRADUATION OR ANY OCCASION WE HAVE TUB G IF T S That You Will Want HKK THEM WHILE VOU ARE HERK1 C O STU M E JEW E LR Y A C C ESSO RIES KING’S GLOVES — Special — 810 Cold Wave Complete Permanent I 5 .OO Haircut Shampoo & Set SL00 81.50 No Appointment Nee. Open live* By Appt. Ph. 322-9854 dinw a'A Fashions 2526 PARK DR. Opfit Wed. p.m. Ik Fri. Nile 4 > Fashions $> 486 ft 17-92. F e n Park Fmv Park Shopping Center Ph. T * M i l l — Open PrL Nlte Til 9 �A Hold Your OwnSale With HERALD Want-Ads 6. For Rent 12. Real Estate For Sale 6. For Rent V E L A S A APARTMENTS: 3-Room nice, clean furn. apt. 322-3677. Roomi private bathe, 114 W. First St. 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen furnished, near air base. STOREROOM, or office, on Call 322-4043; after 6 p.m. lit. St., near 2 tree park­ call 322-4738. ing lota. Inquire, Manuel Jacobion'a Dept. Store. Furn. Gar. Apt. 23451* Pal­ metto. Ph. 322 0325 or S Room turn, garage apt. 322-5254. lots Elm Are. 322-0838 attar 4:30 p.m. Gar. apt. 1201 Magnolia Ava. Apply 3-8:30. Small clean turn. apt. Adulte. FURN. 1 BR clean Apt. 601 322-0702. Palmetto. 322-5492 or 1374. Houictrailer. Call after 8, 1 BR., Furn. Apt. with Pvt. 322-6087. bath, 317 S Park Ave. FURN. 2 BR. house S83 mo. 1-ROOM efficiency apt. with 322-3750 or 322 2097. pvt. bath and shower, suit­ Large '62 New Moon trailer able for couple or single r t Seven-Oaks Trailer Ct. person or retired. All utili­ Mra. Jones. ties Included In rent. Ideal­ ly located on Firat St., with­ 42 FT. Trailer, on city lot. in 1 block of 2 free parking good location, 2804 Magnolia lota and (hopping center. In­ Ave. 322-5019. quire at Manuel Jacobson MODERN Air-conditioned Cot­ Dept. Store, 211 E. First St. tage with swimming pool. Ideal spot for relaxing vaca­ FURN. Apt. Close In. Jlmmlo Cowan. 322-4013. tion. Located on large lake. KENNETH K. WACKERClean rooms for men. 401 Broker Magnolia Ave. 322-0720. Winter Park Unfurnished 2 BR. house, kit­ MIday 7-2309 — Ml 7-2316 chen equipped. 322-3651. Furn. Apt.. MO per mo. In­ RENT A BED cludes lights k water. 813 RoP.away, Hospital k Baby Magnolia Ave. 322-3641. Beds. Bachelor will share home By Day, Weak, or Month with another gentleman. Ph. FA 2-5181 118 W. 1st St. Call 322-4740 after 8. CARROLL'S FURNITURE 2 BR unfurn. house. Call 2 BR, home, kiL equip. Keya 322 5185. at 817 Catalina Dr. e Downstairs clean apt. Attic y. For Sale or Rent fan & garage. Adults. Rea­ Furnished 3 BR, 2 bath, airsonable. Ph 322-1854. conditioned. 322-3509. 2 BR house. Bowman's Trail­ CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON er Court. 668-4908. LAKE. Call e v e n I n g a Furn. apt. 8t0. 611 Park. 322-1597. Sleeping room, well ventilated 12. Real Estate For Sale in quiet neighborhood. Ph. 3 BR, 1 bath home, fenced 322 6109. back yard. North Orlando. Lg. 2 BR house, kit. equipt., Th. 322-8219. Ig. screened porch. Children desired. 350 mo. Geneva Ph. 349-3451. THE TIME TESTED FIRM Furn. 1 Bdrm. Apt. $45. 2101 116 N. Park Ave. FA 24123 Magnolia-322-3951 Robert A. Williams 3 BR- 1 bath, kit equipped. $200 down, asiume pymts. of $78 mo. 322-1599. 3 BR. Home. Stufly. 1V4 Baths, large Family Rm. la good neighborhood; Includ­ ing sieve, refrlg., room airconditioner, washing ma­ chine k rugs. Reilly ter­ rific buyl Monthly p a y ments $83.50. KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, Inc. FA 2-8074 TIME TO RETIRE? This is a home which should fulfill your every desire. Immsculitcly clean. Locat­ ed In a quiet, exclusive neighborhood on a street of beautiful trees snd well kept lawns, it has 2 Bedrooms, IV* baths and a large Flor­ ida R-‘om Stoat of the furniture i. Included in the price of $14,vJ0 with good terms available, 'th a t are you doing right now? I c t ’a drive out snd look it overt Call Stcmpcr Agency, 1919 So. French, 322-4991. SO U TH W A RD Investment k Realty 116 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 ON LAKE HARNEY 3 BR. modern home. Call Kenneth Taylor. 319 4391. 3 BR. CB house Ravenna Pk. Low down payment. Call after 5 . m. 322-0653. PRIVACY: Gracious 2-story home, city convenience 4s water. 2100 sq. ft., plus big acreen porch, back util, porch, patio, garage. Ideal for children. 322-9235. BR, Air-Conditioned, l lk baths, Fla. room, fenced yard, with patio. Ravenna Park. $800 down, $105 monthly. Phone 322-9357. 3&4 St. Johns Realty 1960 Howard 2 BR, housetraller. See at Orange City Mo­ bile Home Park. Will move closer to base. Ph. Richard Schmitz. N.A.S. 322-1330, ext. 492. Seminole Realty FURN. 3 Rm. apt. 1st Floor. Close uptown. $40. Phone 322-6201. Jim Hunt Realty 10 x 46 2 BR Modern Trailer. Prefer Navy couple. Holly­ wood Trlr. Park. Ph. 322 2778. 1 BR Ilousetraller furn. Ph. 322-1187, 4 BR, 2 Bath, home. Avail­ able, Juno. 322-9595. 2 BR, fully furnished. Avail­ able May 1. Prefer adults. 1503 Sanford Ave. UNFURN. 1 Lg. BR Apt. Kit. equipt. 10818 W. 18th St. Ph. 349 3952. NOT RESPONSIBLE West on 25th St. and Left on Lake Mary Blvd. 322-2744 V A - FHA Property Manaprement Sl Sales Broker 2-ROOM furn. apt. $55 mo. incl. water k elec. 322-3860. Air-Conditioning Optional As Low aa $350 Down CRYSTAL LAKE PARK LAKE MARY 1901 Park Avenue FA 2-5232 anytime FURN. 3 BR house. Close to base. $65 mo. Ph. 322 6261. 2 BR nicely furn. house. Ph. 322-6237. BEDROOM HOMES IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY LAKE WYMAN HEIGHTS LONGWOOD (South on 17-93—6 ml. 2 Blks. Northwest of Longwood Plaza) TRAILER i .;ADES CONSIDERED Offers for your selection these Beautiful 2, 8, A 8 Bedroom LMN Enterprises, Inc. Government Ph. 838-3911 Owned Homes FHA - VA HOMES 1 , 1 , 4 4 BEDROOMS Priced From $6,750 1, M , k 2 BATHS Down Payments DOWN PAYMENTB FROM $100 As Low As $100 Low Monthly Payment! Monthly Payments For Complete Information See Or Call Your From $43.50 To make the beet horns FHA - VA buy, aee the VA - FHA SALES BROKER Appointed Stenstrom Realty Property 2583 Park Dr. 322 2428 Management & 3 BR., 1 BATH Sales Broker Screened porch, including kit­ Jim Hunt Realty I will not be responsible for any debts Incurred hr snyone other than myself. Capt. Clarence A. Blouin Office FA 3-2118 FA 38848 MM P a r t Dr. Sanford. Fla. Payton Realty Animal Land Aranas FA 2-1301 a Seed container 7.Summer (PM (In v e rt • She boar R atio ) I Wild bog (Primal* a Ravin* mat* IZDomrrtk alav* 10 Regular 13 N rgaU rr »*c4 11 Sadimant IlC a re a l grata 14 liuquolaa t3 llrirl AGENCY - REALTOR 8465 8. Park Are. Pbonea FA 2-2364 or FA 2 2283 BY OWNER. 8 BR house. Low down pymL 415 Beth Dr., Ravenna Pk. Phone 322-7871. 444fDn t— 44 Noboa Charming amall bouse—pan­ elled living room—fire place —3 Bedrooms, bath, kitch­ en that'll make you want to cook, a full acre of tiled land teeming with pink and red roees, fragrant Coofederate Jaim loe, Holly­ hocks, peeaa ueea. Com­ pletely air-conditioned. Out­ door screened party room, utility room, carport, work abed. Call or come. JOHN E. FOX. REALTOR 808 N. Park 8818838 after I 323-3830 47 Otaatrurtbm 44 Bom ii(jca la M lw l r% K) strip lin g II Chapeaux tZ Novel MPnond (Tr) M Small hotiaa S3 Mineral rock So W riting tool* 38 Boundaries 40 Fruit d n n k SlCnoUi 41 B lau 43 Skrtcbae IS IrrUnd 10 Prohibit 52 C trl > ra m * 37 Indonesia* ft Mindanao U ---- baa DOWN 1 Bruin ILenuaa SAfroab 4 Pcr uo rr ICeorwaiai n n 1 il d ■ J □ ■ it 17-83 at Hiawatha EVERETT A. HARPER 20 lam p ray a Indian 32 Rot* H al 15 Sailing 33 Blow o rth ay ro IS Hutch ed v • baud 17Eaacnlial b r ie f ta----- ll.vlm*!, S illa rn a m p ert 23 N on* gad Rntlah grncnl 24 Tatter* (7 [karri to s h i m it rj snr.ibbom IT PmtDi^ i l (’anvilm* 34 W ithered 3S Hurt** St Unit of 2S fem ale i b w y 41 Himalaya* rrlurtanco 33 la b o r StCoaluactM e U M ta a u r* <g n * n rr 34 Termini chen equip. Down payment $350. Monthly Payment! $58.50. KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. 1X8074 ■ ii■■uJoI m II P° r Li J EL □ \ S100 DOWN 143 MONTH 8 - Bed room Hi CUSTOM REALTY WINTER PARK Coroar Lao Rd. sod 17-93 844-8881 �? 1i t. I f * Immediate Results Are Swift And Simple Thru The Herald Classifieds. Ph. 322 - 5612 12. Real Estate For Sale 17. M ale H elp W a n te d Btjr New Custom Bunt Home on Man for Oliver Tractor. Grove Crystal Lake. For Informa work. Ph. 322-3998 after 6 tlon call 322-3378. p. nt. GREENBRIAR Choice lota available In Greenbriar of Loch Arbor overlooking golf course. Custom building to your specifications. Greenbriar developed by KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. 202 Fairmont Dr. FA 2-8074 fcanforh frra lb SWEETIE PIE May 7, 19G4 — Tape 11 By Nadine Seltzer LU 21. B e a u ty S alons Complete Beauty Service 3 Senior Operators Free Parking at 2nd A Oak 322-5742 105 So. Oak HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK FURNISHED, UNFURNISH­ ED Lakefront, 3 BR, 1W Spring Permanent Special bath, 15 x 30 Swimming pool 20 Percent off regular prices in Sunland. 121 Lake D ot Cut 'n Curl Beauty Shop 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322-0634 LOCH ARBOR- L*. 4 BR, 2 Bath, 17 x 17 playroom. 25. Plumbing Servic Cent, alr-cond. It heat, lg. util, rm., patio, dble car­ PLUMBING port, sprinkler system w. Contracting Repairs own well, Located 1 blk FREE ESTIMATES fm Golf Course on lg. R. L. HARVEY 150x150 lot. 414% GI Loan. 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 Will sell my equity. 207 27. Special Service Ridge Rd. Call 322-8522. "Come back here and fila your flight plant" 27. Special Services 31. Poultry • Livestock REPRINTS AVAILABLE I Shetland Pony for Sale. Of pictures that have been Stallion. Call after 5, 322published in The Herald. 4703. Call Bill Vincent at The Bay Horse, $125. Inquire at Sanford Herald. 322-2611. No. 1 Fire Station. Sanford. 29. A u to m o b ile S erv ice 31A. Pets COHEN RADIATOR SHOP Free Inspection, estimates, REDUCED: Boston Bull Ter­ pickup, delivery. Rccoring rier puppies. AKC Reg. E. It repairs discounted. E. Walker, 806 E. 20th St. 21H4 E. 3rd. 322-3443 Ph. 322-6187. 322-3790, Auto Glaas, Tops k Seat Covers AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 32. Flowers - Shrubs GROW your own hydroponic tomatoes; in containers; some bearing. Grosser'* Hy­ droponic Farm, S. Sanford Ave, JUST REDUCED I Bedroom, 114 bath spacious, Quality Home, nicely locat­ 200 So. Park Ave. 322-4234 304 W. 2nd St. FA 24032 ed and convenient to shop­ ALL WORK GUARANTEED WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, ping, schools and churches. BLOOMING Roses on Chero­ SPRINKLER SYSTEMS $11,900 with |400 Down. kee stock. All other kinds All Type* and 81iet of Nursery shrubbery and We Repair and Service 4 T 1 N I Senkarik Glaas and Paint trees. Gray Shadows Nursery Machinery and Supply Co. Company 1901 8. Park Ave. 5 Ml. S. on Sanford Ave. 307 W. 2nd St. FA 2-6432 310 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4423 PA 2-5233 anytime AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Seminole Realty MOTHER M — is for the Many extras this borne has built-in; O — is for the Only ooe ot It's kind, thin county within; T — la for the Times it will bring you Go West! v> P ut thorn eU together, they spell MOTHER— A queen tot thla castle containing t Bedrooms, 2 tile baths, screened broesewey, separ­ ate dining, kRchsa end liv­ ing rooms. Just H mile from city. Paved etreo t $13,500. Tarms if desired. JOHNNY WALKER, Broker 322-6457 for Appointment 16. Peistaio Help Wanted Make Mooey the easy way. Full time, p art time. Ph. 322-2016, 2 k 6 p. m. BEAUTY OPERATOR WANTED Junior or Senior Pb. 322-9658 ALIX OF SANFORD - v Experienced Sewing Machine Operators needed. Steady year-round employment In our modern air-conditioned factory. 3620 Orlando Dr., 8anford. Beauty Counselor has an opening in this area for a representative. Must be at­ tractive and have car. For interview, phone 322-60T3. 17. Male Help Wanted 9. The City of Sanford Civil Ser­ vice Board la accepting ap­ plications for the position of City Engineer. Qualifica­ tions: Age 21 to 43 yrs; graduate engineer; Resident ; of Seminole County for at i least six months; Exper! ienco as City Engineer. Submit application* to Civil Service Examiner In City e Halt not later than May 13, 1964. V' —« 1012 Sanford Ave. $ Bank $ FU R N ITU R E (2) 1962 Volkswagen Sodae; •quipped with radio and beater, low mileage, sock only . . . PROOF! THIS ES 1959 Plymouth 2-door; onto, traae., radio 41 heater, only omo owner, A perfect second ear. 1960 Ford Falcon New Urea, new paint, run* good. Vou may drlvs It homa for only . . . 1955 Chevrolet Belair 4-door; V-8 engine, auto, trine., ori­ ginal throughout, rune good. 1958 Ford Fairlane 500 Auto, trama., radio k heater. Ready to «o for oaly . . . 1958 Chevrolet Belair 4-doori V-8 eogiao, radio 4k heater. Priced to m II a t . . . Used Tho "Dodgo Boys" havo corralled a few ■tray* and “doffies” that need a home. Bring your own laaso and name your price! These are perfect for second earn, fiahing cars, beach buggies, etc. Apache Camping Trailers Cecil Sellers - 668 4618 Clark St., Enterprise 1957 Buckeye, 8 x 36, 2 BR, good cond. 10 x 20 screened room. Reasonable. 322-8023. 8 x 36 all aluminum, $350 down, assume pymta $38.18 mo. Ph. 323-0609 after 5 p. m. T R A I L E R , Champion '58. 8 x 35. Low down pymt. Assume pymt*. Lot 71* Park Ave. Trailer Park. CLASSICS MUST BE SOLD! Car From Holler Motor Sales IT IS T H E BEST A V A ILA B LE Our Used Cars are tested with the “Sun” Electronic engine tester which is the official test­ ing equipment used at the Day­ tona Speedway. *1395 Hey! Bargain Hunters! 64 Reconditioned And Tested *1495 *1495 *695 *695 *395 *395 *395 31). Trailer* • Cabana* ThotW hen You Buy An 1960 Chevrolet Impala Convertible, Now top, equipped with radio 4k hooter, power stearins a brakes, automatic tram ., original throughout. USED ROATS & motors. GUNS. New It Used. Large selection. Will trade, also repair. Tackle told k re­ paired. Osteen Bridge Fish Camp St Gun Shop. 1012 The Dodge Boys Will Help You Corral Ona Of Them Excellent Buys! HARDTOP, locally owned, o n l y 18.000 actual mites, original through­ out. Gateway To The Waterway Hobson Sporting Goods Your EVIN'RUDE Dealer 364 6 8 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-5961 National USED C A R D EA L! 1962 Dodge Lancer GT 37. Ilonts • Motors Repossessions Budget Furn. Co. If You're Shooting For A Better to t H — is for the Home th li house will make with love k boys; E — la for the Everlasting comfort this home has to otter; R — is for the R a n oppor­ tunity being offend you to own her. '60 Renault Dauphlne with '61 engine. Exc. cond. through­ out. Asking $495. Ph. 3228614. Extra Clean Cars • t. » u w TM k , Wt to 01 ■JSrg^T W l Wagner s Amoco AIR-CONDITIONING By FEDDER8 II. U. POPE CO., Inc. 36. A utom obile* • T ru c k a PR IC E PAID LAWNS renovated — Aerate —Remove thatch — Chinch Siamese kittens. $15. 223 Buy Spray (VC-13)—Ferti­ Bradshaw Drive. AUTOMOTIVE 1091 S. Park 322-5232 lize—Ph. 322-4244. AIR-CONDITIONING Niles; 322-8971-3013 or 2248 MANSFIELD LAWN SF.R. FREE. Four sweet little fuz­ INSTALLATION - SERVICING zy male kittens need good I BR, 2 bath home. Low Good Used Cars Sold Lawn Service, blowing, land­ homes. Call 322-3328. down payment. Ph. 323-0648. 118 French Ave. 322-7765 scaping, grass setting, etc. I BR., 1V4 bath home. As­ sume payments. 322-5455. 34. Article* For Sale GUARANTEED H IG H E ST Ball-Blair Agency Seminole Realty 36. A utom obile* * T ru c k s Used furniture, appliances, HONEY FOR SALE; One gal­ Used Auto. Washer, needs 1963 Thundcrbird, beige, fully lon, $3.00. Call 322-2960 af­ repair, $13. 322-5791. tools, elc. Bought - Sold. equipped with air. Perfect ter 5 p. m. FREE DELIV­ Larry's Mart 215 Sanford condition. 9000 ml. Call ERY WITHIN SANFORD Console Stereo AM-FM radio322-8582 after 3 p. m. Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. record player. Multiplex CITY LIMITS. 1963 Corvair Monza, 4 speed. adapter. 322-8167. For the biggest selection of READY MIX CONCRETE HAH. I’alomar red, black nearly new and ujed furni­ May Special. Machcttci, 99c. ture. see Noll's Furniture Patioi, Floor, Free Eitlm a.zs Army-Navy Surplus, 310 San­ interior. Bal. approx. $1975, payments $70.91 mo. Will Brokerage In Casselberry Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, ford Ave. sand, cement, rock, pipe, take $200 or old car as on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 6. iteel, grease traps, dry equity. Call 322-6002 after wells. Stepping stones. Sell Us Your rurniture. 5. Quick Service With the MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Henry J. Good second csr, 322 5751 Cash. SUPER TRADING 309 Elm Ave. b i g $ $ SAVINGS $80. Glenn Straley, Enter­ TOST. FA 2-0677. On Floor Models k SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC prise Road, Orange City. Demonstrators SLANT-O-M ATIC 500A FltKK ESTIMATE (FREE Repair ESTIMATES) 1960 Fiat 500 Dianchina, new Upholstering & Mattress ren­ Fully automatic. Just dial It In Your Home tires, good corn!., $350. Ph. snd sew. Take up payments ovating. New It Used Furni­ In Sanford Call 322-8522. of $10.20 mo. or pay off ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. SINGER b tl. $168.40. Liberal trade Co., at 709 Celery Ave. 1950 Mercury. Good cond. Representative at for your old machine. Call FA 3-2117. New paint Job. $250. Ph. Alan's Fabrics & Rugs anytime for Free Home 3220171. 322-5783 WANTED reliable couple to Trial. 322 8627. take up monthly payments Get professional carpet clean­ SINGER of $13.50 on S complete ing results—rent Blue Lus­ rooms of furniture. Cali Drop-In B o b b i n . Zigzags, tre Elec. Shampooer. $1 per m ikes buttonholes, sews on TE 8-1511, Casselberry, col­ buttons. Like new. Pay off day. Carroll'* Furn. lect. balance of $47.40 or assume 35. Article* Wanted BEDS FOR RENT 6 payments of $7.90. Sanford for Hospital, Rollawayi, Juve­ Sewing Center, 322-4901. CASH for good clean Uaed nile. FREE delivery and Furniture. Noll-Furay Furni­ MOVING, FURNITURE rick-up. ture. 901 W. First St., Ph. Balance Paid Off PRACTICALLY NEW FURNITURE CENTER 322 6591. Anywhere In U.S.A, Bedroom set complete $35; 1100 French Ave. 2 single Hollywood Reds 36. A utom obile* • T ruck# Ph. FA 2-7953 complete $/4 oa.; 1 Sofa 322 4503 bed A matching chair $80; 1-3 pc. Dinette set $50; 1 Gas Stove, apt. size $40; 2 3 COMPLETE ROOMS Chest of Drawers $20 ea.; Was on Lay-a-Way at Mlsc. Item* (cabinets- tab­ les, etc.). Make offer. Ph. '61 Renault, $697 bal, $33 mo. 838-8460. on So. Orange Ave. '55 Chevrolet $597 bal, $32 mo, Now can be seen at SEWING MACHINE '55 Pontiac, $499 bal, $25 mo. 298 Longwood Plaza REPOSSESSED SINGER '59 Ford, $514 bal, $27 mo, Take up payments Fully automatic. Sews on '57 Ply., $492 bal, $30 zno. At only $12.80 per mo. buttons. Makes buttonholes, '56 Chcv., $618bal,$33mo. Ph. 838 4583 embroiders, m o n o g r a m i , '58 Metro.. $319 bal, $24 mo. Also 1 Bedroom Suite blind hems, etc. All with­ '55 Mercury, $487 bal, $26 mo. Slightly damaged out attachments. Guaran­ '59 Hillman, $087 bal, $34 mo. at $5995 teed. Like new. Sold new '59 Ply., $081 bal, $34 mo. over $300. Ualance due only '58 Chrys., $087 bal, $35 mo. 31. Articles For Sale $79.86 or $8.08 month. Call '57 Iiuick, $599 bal, $32 mo. Apt. size Elec. Range, $45. Collect for Free Home Trial '56 Ford, $197 bal, $12 mo. Ph. 322 9192. 241-9368 Service Discount. '50 Mercury, $87 bal, $3 mo. Itollaway tied, single Maple CYPRESS SIDING. Windows bed complete; single bed It k doors. Cheap. See at springs. Good cond. Ph. Palma Hotel, 322-2506 after 3223134. 6. REPOSSESSIONS, INC. NEW Self • propelled Lawn Kenmore Elec, range. Like SANFORD AVE. Mower $69 93; 3 used mow­ new. Reasonable. Can be OPEN EVENINGS ers $15 es.; Heavy duty seen at 1800 MeilonviUc. self propelled mower $39 93; Phono 322-4503 322-7225. Riding Reel type $69.95; A lot of other Items also: Double bed with 3” foam rub­ BUYING A ItC T ST Mower Blades It.05; Wheels USED CAR? ber m attress $30; table TV $1.50; B U I L D I N G FOR FINANCE IT WITH U» $23; Bahama couch $20; RENT. ROWE EQUIPMENT Platform rocker $15; other ♦ Low Interest Mates m lscellaneous h o u s e hold CO., on 17-92 Longwood, Ph. ♦ Low llenthly Payments 838-7953. item i. Ph. $22-6617. FLORIDA STATE BANK SINGER Birthday Sale! Ace Beauty Salon Call for Evening Appts. Mayfair Hotel Pb. 322-8525 Free Parking Sewing; Alterations, button­ holes, tippers, etc. Kather­ REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE ine Corwin, 1427 Lake Dr., 3rd 4c Park Ave. Casselberry. TE 8-1260. Phone 322-5641 OVER 25 YEARS SEE 1 1 of Fine Workmanship in Up­ 2009 Magnolia Ave. holstering, Draperies, Slip­ A "B etter Quality” Medallion covers. Time Payments as Custom • Built Home, con­ little as $5 mo. Drapery taining 3 Bedrooms 4c load­ Hardware Installations. ed with outstanding fea­ KULP DECORATING SHOP tures; I n c l u d i n g large Ph. 322-2335 screened patio 4c completely * fenced yard. For Repairs and Painting, call PniCF.D? $15,500 322-5426 after 5 p. m. week: TERMS! $3,250 Down. Assume days. existing 5U% FHA Mort­ Plano Tuning and Repair gage at $99 monthly. Im ­ W. L. Harmon - FA 1-42® mediate possession. 34. Articles For Sale 33. F u r n itu r e We ask you to come in and in­ spect the most modern testing equipment available anywhere. m m W ERE N EVER Let us sell you (he Rambler of your choice, at a price that can't be beaten! We will endeavor to offer you (he LOWEST PRICES, HIGHEST TRADE-INS now through May 15th.! • BAN K RA TE When you buy a Holler’* "OK" U*ed Car you can be nuured of the mo*t In dependable, trouble free service nnd performance l>crau*e we only WANT the BEST reconditioned used car* and we HAVE the BEST reconditioned u*ed care available. Our past sale* and customer Hutinfuction 1m our proof! BUY W HERE MORE TH A N PEO PLE BUY A N YW H ER E M ORE USED CARS ELSE ----- OPEN EVENINGS------- Seminole Co.Motors AUTHORIZED DODGE DEALER 1801 W. First St. Ph. 322-0614 Winter Park Ph. MI 7-2330 * Holler Motor Sales 322-0711 2ND & PALMETTO 322-0861 AVE. SANFORD 2505 8. PARK DRIVE B ET T ER ! Cl RAMBLER F IN A N C IN G < 4 �I t .... m u - r.i 98t 9nR nrt Page 12 — May 7, 1964 WtrtTB ROOTING South Seminole JH Missile Club Tours Space Center es g B { I / < g 5 <? i I / g i $j .it v u 8t i » By Jane Casselberry I urdsy had what every mlsaile I ter, mecca of all young aelen- er took Ihe group of 21 stu­ dents and nine adult* on a The South Seminole Junlot buff dreama of, a VIP tour lists. Illgh School MlitUe Club S at | of Cape Kennedy Space Cen-| Protocol officer Henry Deck- two-hour Inspection of the missile launch complexes in­ cluding a visit inside the 10foot thick concrete wslls of a blockhouse. As we entered the gate our guide pointed out the sky­ scraper-like structure* across the Banana River rising from the Merritt Island moonport. Scattered about the palmet­ to covered dunes of the cape the gantries ofr servicing the various missiles rise from billion dollar complexes, with the largest 37 stories tall. The Centaur rocket, button­ ed up to protect it from tho weather, stood for launching scheduled for this week. The Centaur will make a deep probe sending a survey pack­ age to the moon to send back television pictures ami other Your homo investment is one of data. tho largest your family will mako Progress made In the Unit­ ed States' man in spice pro­ in a lifetime. NOW Is tho time gram, since Astronaut Alan to remodel — add that extra room Shepard made the first his­ for a growing family, build a toric flight on May S, 19*11, was obvious ss we saw tho convenient patio, garage or utility evolution from the first crude area. Florida State Bank stands efforts to today's sophisticat­ ready to make your remodeling ed Saturn launching pads. We wero shown the very easy, convenient and financially small ordinary looking Irunch sound. Call our installment loan pad from which we sent our department today at 322-1611* first astronaut into space and all the hardware used in tho launch now being accumulat­ ed for re-assembly at the pro­ posed Space Museum to be constructed on Merritt Island by NASA. In contrast to the space age additions to the landscape, a light house, built in 1858 and operated by the Coast Guard still stands, and, oddly enough, it doesn't look at all out of place. It was exciting to see first hand things so familiar to MEMBER F.D.LC. television audiences such as bb— fBBpyyw.1"yyu.rgiyt rtir»t!>iw,viiy,f t fpfflPHHHflHi Hanger S headquarters for Uic astronauts, ami the white SANFORD room, surgically sterile room atop Uie gantry. Our guide described the FLORIDA STATE BARK % Out 'PUcuute O f Course! > ODD BOX SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES BAR STO O LS 24” and 30” Swivel Sent nnd llack, Wrought Iron Legs. iJKr: ■/) . 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M A TH ER'S Storewide EASY T ERM S IN IT A L L A T IO N -R EVERYONE Borrow up to $5,000 Taka up to 5 YEARS to repay. M A T H ER ’S N » 4 er* that the motel and res­ taurant formerly were owned by the astronauts From thcic the group went to Tatrick Air Force Base to view the impressive display of missiles there. Last stop was at a gift shop for the youngsters to buy souvenirs of their trip. The school bus was driven by Mrs. Geneva Largent and other adults accompanying the group were Mrs. Cather­ ine Martin- missile club ad­ visor; Mr. and Mrs. Russell Moore, Tom Barnes, Mrs. Frank Stchli, Mrs. Jam es Tate, Mrs. H. L. Severs and your reporter. JOHN FITZPATRICK JhonliA t b thing* lead In the ambitious effort to put men on the moon by 1970 with the aid of the pirwerfu! Saturn V roc­ ket and Apollo space craft. The group enjoyed a lun­ cheon in the press club room of the Cape Colony Inn at Cocoa Beach where oil port­ raits of the six astronauts hang In the lobby as remind- DEL N O W INTOflOW tLEARAJfff i. past dramatic event* which have taken place at the Cape and told of some of the future plans such as the Gemini pro­ gram scheduled to send two men aloft in December for an extended Ume and plans to send up a group of scientists for six months in a labora­ tory the size of a housctrailer by 1967 or 1968. All these •i Apricot — Cherry — I’cach — Blackberry— Kummrl — Creme I). Menthe — Carso — Aninettc — Rock 'N Rye — Sloe Gin REG. 4.50 $ 2 5th RBCD DCCIV CASE 24 1 | OZ. CANS GENESEE............... OLD GERMAN ....... GOEBELS.............. A B C STRENGTH BBER Busch Beer 3.49 3.69 3.79 3.89 CASE 24 12 OZ. PLUS DEP. *3.49 Clenmore STR. KY. BOUKBON CARIOCA RUM Booth’s H,G« * DKY I Corby’s Reserve 3.49 �* VOL. 56 Did you know that the Good Friday earthquake in Alaska was "felt” in Florida? It was. Monitoring devices in te st wells throughout the state recorded the jar. The devices work similarly to an automobile gas gauage. Short* ]y after the 'quake occurred, the gauges fluctuated as much as seven feet from low to high points. • • Zip Code 32771 WEATHER: Generally fair today and Saturday; hiph today 83-90: low tonight in the 60s. United Press Leased W re Established 1908 FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1J61 SANFORD, FLORIDA Feasibility BRIEFS Study To Be Moscow Mum Launched Soon m Those monitoring the mon Itor devices explained it this way: W ater beneath the earth's surface is held there by "shelves” somewhat siml lar in design to a sponge. When the 'quake hit Alaska, the water table was pushed away from the area and it sprang to the surface where ever there were no "holes” or test wells. This pushed the gsuges up; then as the water raced back after the initial push, it lowered the table and the gauges. • • • • Frlncipal Harold Ileckenbach reports pre-school round up for the 1004-05 school term will be held between 1 and 2 p.m. Wednesday at Pinecrest School auditorium Youngsters who will be six years old on or before Jan. 1 ahould be registered. Parents or guardians are requested to bring birth certificates. • • • The downtown areas of aome cities are combatting the competition from all-pur­ pose ahopplnr canters, with ita free and unlimited parking facilities, by abandoning park­ ing meters, according to the American Automobile Associa­ tion. "A recent survey by the American Municipal Associa­ tion revealed th at 49 cities, in 20 states, have removed more than 19,000 metcra since 1969." • a a The association added that “roughly three out of four meters were taken from onatreet positions in business districts, 15 per cent from off•treet municipal lota, and the remainder f r o m on-street spots out of the business dis­ trict." Shades of things to coma locally? ? ? a a a Florida’s c a b b a g e palm serves a variety of purposes. Not only is it good to eat, but it also has many com­ mercial uses aa well. The aturdy palm fibers are man­ ufactured Into whisk brooms and brushes, while the tough fan-shaped leaves provide ma­ terial for a variety of woven goods such as pocketbooks, hats and baskets. The trunks make an excellent piling for docks and piers. But most na­ tive Floridians know the palm for it tender inner bud called "swamp cabbages” which can be eaten rooked or raw and tastes like ordinary cabbage, a a • Final tabulation of the Ri­ fe anis Club's pancake aupper and auction shows more thsn $1,200 netted — the money to aid underprivileged children and provide scholarships to deserving students. The club served 700 suppers during the night General Chairman G. Andrew Speer thanked all who made the event so highly suc­ cessful, especially the Quak­ e r Oats Company, Alaga Syrup Company and Winn Dixie for donating the sup­ plies. Merchants in the area were also singled out for do­ nating merchandise w h i c h was auctioned off. • • • The Fleet Reserve plans a benefit dance at the old Leg­ ion Hut Saturday night from • to midnight with proceeds to be used for the Reserve's building fund. • • • Lyman High juniors and seniors will be traveling al­ most to Kissimmee Saturday aight for the annual Juniorsenior prom which is set for p.m. at Tuppcrware head•Huartcra, t *- w A ... MOSCOW (DPI) — Soviet authorities maintained sil­ ence today on American and Development of east and British charges that four southeast Seminole County, Western military attaches especially along the south were drugged recently in the shore of Iaiko Jessup, was Ilussion city of Odessa. given bright prospect this morning when County Engi­ CHICAGO (UPI) — New neer William Bush announced York Gov. Nelson A. Rocke­ the State Road Department is feller led a llepiihliean broad­ ready to commence operations side against President John­ on tlie long-proposed cause­ son Thursday with the charge way across that lake. tli.it Democrats don't know The genera tion-old idea of how to get the country mov­ a causeway was given im|>ctus ing. when the State Board of Con­ trol selected for n state uni­ versity tho Adaniueei site In DES MOINES, Iowa (LTD Orange County at the Semin­ —Democratic leaders from ole County line three miles Washington ami 14 Midwest south of Oviedo city limits on states kicked off a two-day SR 520. "family meeting” today with Bush said this morning Max predictions of a possible land­ Brewer, state road commis­ slide victory tor President sioner for this district, had Johnsou in November. assured Gen. J. C. Hutchison, of tho County Commission, that a feasibility study for the WASHINGTON (U PI) — causeway will bo "launched New York attorney Bertram very shortly.” It. Daikcr, who was on the The county engineer stated losing side in the Supreme the SRD plans to send its Court's first school prayer de­ liargu bearing soil boring cision, today urged adoption equipment into Iaike Jessup of a constitutional amendment to make tests to determine the to override that decision. route of the causeway. It has liccn proposed tlie causeway shall link Sanford HEIDELBERG, G crm any- Avenue with Sit 41'J in the (OPI) — U. S. Army Capt. vicinity of Tuskawilla Road. Alfred Svenson, who was re ­ There will be three or four turned to the West more than bridges to permit bout truffle a year after defecting to East and flow of wutrr. Germany, will be court marBush said further Hint un­ tialed tor desertion and pots- doubtedly the causeway and iiy (or belaying f; Tets, mili­ the .dbstlprtihf highway cross­ tary sources *atd*tonay. ing It would be accepted aa a state primary road project. Further prospect for devel­ NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — opment of rustern Seminole Gov. George Wallace of Ala­ County is seen in plana for bama received a check for Improvement of Sit 1.1, be­ $4,200 from the Dollars for tween Chuluota and Geneva, Wallace Committee of Shreve­ mine rommonly railed Snow port yesterday to help finance Hill Itoad, and, as proposed hy tlie unpledged elector move­ tho East Centrul Florida Re­ ment and his Maryland presi­ gional Planning Council, a dential primary campaign. "grcenhelt scenic" highway extending from Port Grunge southerly in tliu vicinity of Kit DANVILLE. Calif. (UPI) - II to a point south of Orlundo. Authorities probed through the Bush ulso said this morning charred and scattered wreck­ that an SRD road survey team age of a Pacific Air Lines is uperating in Seminole Coun plane today in an effort to ty to determine renter lines determine what caused the for Sit 420, SR 427, S 40 and twin-engined turbo prop to other roads. Mups from these crash into a hill east of San surveys will lie used to estab­ Francisco, killing all II per­ lish necessary rights-of-way sons aboard. for future road Improvements. The county engineer ex­ plained that two fact'lls enter SAIGON. Smith Viet Nam Into the SRD’s new activity in (UPI I— The brother of the Seininnlo County: Tho pro­ late deposed President Ngo p o s e d state university near Dinh Diem, N'go Dinh Can Oviedo and the completion of will be executed by a fir­ a number of interstate high­ ing squad Saturday despite a ways in other parts of the merry appeal hy U. S Am- state. basador Henry Cabot laidge, the government announcer! to­ day. Rocky Raps Demos • • NO. 186 Jessup Causeway On SRD 'Go' • Ono of The Herald staffers, under the pseudonym of Jud­ ith H. Turner has an article in the May issue of “The American Girl" magazine, one which caters to tecn-ag<tl girl readers. The title is “Be an Expert on Your Own. Judy says the magazine is not generally available a t news stands but is sold through subscriptions and Is in librar­ ies. J DISTRICT WINNER In the Jaycces’ annual merit scholarship contest. Miss Susan Halback, is shown as she received the winner's certificate Thursday from local Jnycee officials. Makinir the presentation were Jim Smith, left, Jaycce president; and Bill Reck, project chairman.. Miss Halhack now heads into the statewide contest—the winner to lie announced next weekend. (Herald Photo) SHS Contestant 'Solid Support' In Statewide For Lady Mayor Compelition "Solid support" for Mayor Irene Van Ecpoel and Coun­ cilman Arthur Ferrin, charg­ ed In a petition with m isap­ propriation of village funds, was voted Thursday evening Board Called To Act On Kelly's . Recount Request TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Secretary of State T o m Adams called the State Can­ vassing Board into special session today to determine what to do about a demand for a recount of votes in the gov­ ernor's race and an expected request for a recheck of hair­ line results in the contest for attorney general. Adams, who received a tele­ gram ahortly before 11 a.m. from Sen. Scott Kelly of Lakeland asking for a com­ plete recount and investiga­ tion of tho first prim ary gov­ ernor'! race results, said he Is in a quandry about the next step. Atty. Gen. Jam es Kynes. who bowed to challenger Earl Faircloth by less than l.ooo votes in the results reported by news media, has not for­ mally asked for recount but Adams said "1 understand at­ torneys are now drafting his petition for a recount." There apparently ii no sta ­ tute setting out a procedure for a statewide recount of votes and no precedent in Florida history to g u i d e Adams, who is the state's chief election official. Assistant AUy. Gen. Wilson Wright, Kynes' expert on election law, said the statutes are silent but he said Adams is the chief administrative of* ficial on elections and "he could take the bull by the horns and order the recount.” Wright said under law, a candidate can get a machine recount of votes by charging error or fraud. when the North Orlando Home Owners Association was re­ activated. Some 30 North Orlando res­ idents reactivated Use dorm­ ant association and elected Mrs. Annette Wilcox as pres­ ident and Mrs. Gladys Rone as secretary-treasurer. The association, dormant for more than 2Vi years, was founded by Ferrin. "Purpose o f the organitatk>n," said Councilman Arthur Rhodes this morning, "is to stand solidly behind Mayor Van Ecpoel and Couneilmun Ferrin ou the charges made against them at the last coun­ cil meeting." Rhodes added that the as* sociation members agreed to accept the financial responsi­ bility necessary to clear May­ or Van Ecpoel and Ferrin. He said they pledged their moral support in the m atter and are retaining legal advice. Ex-Mayor W. W. Anderson, who filed the petition seeking Mayor Van Eeepoel’s and Fcrrin's ouster from office, said today the two checks mentioned in liic charges have not yet been approved by the council. Tiic checks were for payment of painting the vil­ lage's police cruiser and rental of a truck to haul sand for the IJttlo la-ague hall park. Mayor Van Ecpoel claims the action was sanc­ tioned when the council ap­ proved painting the cruiser and renting Uic truck. Anderson said "there were some 30 odd signatures on the six p e t i t i o n s circulated through the village. I was re­ sponsible for approximately five signatures on one pelltion, two of these being mine and my wife's. Therefore, f (ail to realire why all of Irene Van Ecpocl's anger is leveled only at me." Rusk To Europe WASHINGTON (UIM) — Secretary of State Dean Busk flew today to Europe for a series of military and poli­ tical fence-mending talkj with NATO allies. Susan Halback. Seminole High School senior, has ad­ vanced to the statewide com­ petition in the Junior Cham­ ber of Commerce's merit teaching scholarship contest. Miss Halback is sponsored by the Sanford-Seminole Jay ­ cces. She won the local con­ test ami then the district event to qualify for the state competition. T T - x t - 'c winner will vc announce# it ■<* fate ecu* vrntion next we kend. The local • fry won-, out over entries from other Joy­ ce® organizations in Central Florida, from Lake Wales to Leesburg, The local Jaycee president, Jim Smith, and the project chairman, Bill Beck, pre­ sented Miss Halback with her district winner certificate and a college dictionary. They al­ so congratulated her for her fine school work and extra­ curricular records. The merit teaching scholar­ ship program is promoted each year by the Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Florida Consumer Finance Association on a statewide level. This is the second consecu­ tive year the local Jaycces have sponsored a district win­ ner. Each year all qualified senior students are invited to participate hv Hie local chapters of the Junior Cham­ ber of Commerce. Injured Man’s Condition Good Ralph Peters, 40, of 1(0 Sunset Avenue, was reported in "good” condition this morning by Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital attaches follow­ ing a bus-automobile accident Thursday afternoon. Police reported this morn­ ing that Itoy I,. Wallace, Or­ lando bus driver, had stopped on French Avenue for a rail­ road crossing at Seventh Street and that Peters drove his car into the rear ot the bus. Demos Meet Asks Reversal Court Martial $4,200 For Wallace Probe Wreckage Can To Re Shot Club To Honor Mothers Sunday Truman Walks Into 81st Year CANAL DISTRICT officials visited tlie Volusia County Commission Thursday morning, briefing the members on the proposed location of n four-lane highway to parallel the St. Johns-Indian River canal. From left are Dohrcn \V. Wiggert, consultant of Reynolds, Smith and Hills; John Krldcr, canal district chairman; J. I). Wingfield Jr., of tho F.ast Central Florida Regional Planning Council; and S. O. Shinholscr Jr., canal district member. (Herald Photo) Longwood To Act On Bar's Liquor Permit Ry Donna Kslrs Tho I.one wood City Council voted last night to consider revoking the liquor license of tlie lamgwond Hotel and Bar for violation of city ordinanc­ es. The license is issued in the name of Carl I,. Watkins. The state (leverage depart­ ment revoked the state liquor license and padlocked Uie es­ tablishment Wednesday after­ noon. In other business the $540 hid of Orange Paving and Construction Company for re­ surfacing Church SI reel from the old city limits to Highway 17-92 vvus accepted. Motions were made and ap­ proved to clay Wayman Street from Orange Avenue to Sanlando Springs Drive ami to open uml clay Warren Avenue from Grant Street to Lakeview Street. Council agreed to receive bids for the installation of ac roustieal tile in the council chain tiers of (lie new city hall. Kichard Zartman, l o c a l builder, was auth-Fiicrf to draw plans for tin1 proposed new municipal garage ware­ house to be located on (lie propcity near the new city well. Mrs. Gerl Hitsman express­ ed her appreciation to council for street lights being located behind her place of Imsiuesa on Sanlando Springs Drive. B. Kyvorkin complained that city taxes on his orange grove on Seminole Avenue had been increased in ltM>3 over 19G2. The complaint was taken under advisement. Mark Bulloek asked that council determine tho correct spelling (Beider or Beiter) of the name on tlie street on which his residence is locat­ ed. Bulloek pointed out that use of both spellings on var­ ious city plats and maps is confusing, invcsligalion will be made hy Longwood Mayor A. It. Lormann. Financial statement was ap­ proved and various hills paid. 2 From DeBary Hurl In Crash WASHINGTON (UPI) _ Former President Harry 8 Truman was in town today Tlie Sanford Elks Ixxlgc "doing alt I can, as much as I please.” will hold its annual Mother's And that called for a schcDay program at the Elks Club uled 7 a. m. EDT walk near Sunday at 2 p m. the Blair House to start off Tlie public is invited and a his 81st year of life. Walking gilt will tie presented to the to keep the leg veins in shape oldest and youngest mother. and selecting parents with serious. Mrs. Ann Steinhilbcr, 70, his Refreshments Hill lie served long life spans is Truman's wife, who suffered possible formula for longevity. after the program. head injuries and is in critical condition. According to Florida High­ way Patrolman Bill Stringfield, Steinhilber was driving north on Highway 17-92 when he started to make a left turn. His car was struck by a vehicle driven south on tlie "The press will try to make carried on with the party, highway by F r a n k Ellit a football of this thing," he which included a teen-age Tomes, 33, of Richmond, Va., said. Only a few selected beauty contest in which Sissy a visitor to Seminole County. Tomes was not hospitalized newsmen were invited to the was a contestant. although he suffered minor in­ wedding. Dawson feels newsDawson said of Saturday's palters were resjionsible for festivities, "my wife is crush­ juries. internal strife in the nudist ed and my daughter is morti­ Troo|>cr Stringfkld said th« camp at the anniversary par­ fied about news accounts cars were a total loss. ty for the founders of the hinting it would lie a Homan camp. holiday. The party attracted lore "A wedding is a sacred WASHINGTON (UPI) newsmen than nudists. Many thing and because ws will Defense Secretary Robert S. of Die club members sat in not be garbed. Is that any McNamara leaves tonight on lla- camp office having a reason for Jokes, in poor his trip to West Germany alal council while Dawson bravely j laslc?” Dawsoa said. Soi^th V i e t N a i u . The Bride Will Wear Sun-Tan And A Veil dock so he hss time for m ar­ riage and a short honeymoon in Miami Beach. At 4 p. m. Saturday Miss Dawsoa, wearing a white filmy veil to set off her limit­ less suntan ami clutching an armlul of fresh flowers, will marry Morrow who will have neatly combed his hair and abated. The outdoor ceremony be­ neath the slash pines and near an Olympic sized "bathmg -suits uot-aiiuwcd” v p o o l will be at Miss Dawson's home, the Sunny Acres Lodge Camp. Dawson, a lean man whose hair is turning gray, is owner of the camp and secretarytreasurer of the American Nudist Camp Association. Dawson will be the couple's best man and he is determin­ ed the wedding will be dig­ nified. He will have to car­ ry the bride's ring in his hand because he won't have a pocket to tuck U hi. Alignment of a proposed four-lane highway, parallel ing the Sanford • Titusville Canal, was presented to the Volusia County Commission Thursday morning by Canal Authority officials. John Krldcr, chairman ot tho St. Johns-Indian Ilivcr Canal Authority, briefed com tnlssioncrs on the authority’s plans for supplying a con nccting network ot roads to "serve West Volusia and San ford directly to the East Coast." Kridcr and J. D. Wingfield Jr., planning operations dir ector of the East Central Florida Regional Planning Council allowed maps of tlie Burns On Go; High;'I Can Win' MIAMI (U PI)—Jacksonville Mayor Haydon Burns, the only Democratic candidate for governor with nothing to wor­ ry about but winning the May 20 runoff, came here today to kick off (lie second stage of ids campaign. Burns spoke to a Bar Asso­ ciation meeting today, flew to Tampa later in the day fur a meeting with financial advis­ ers, then returned to Miami for a barliccua on Saturday before heading home to Jack­ sonville for tho weekend. Miami Mayor Robert King High, who ran srennd to Bums hy heller llinn 100,000 votes in Tuesday's first p r i m a r y , seemed undaunted tty the closeness of his victory over third mun Scott Kelly of Lakeland, or over Kelly's de­ mand for a recount. Thursday night, High (top|tcd into a banquet and told Ills friends: "I won it I I won ill I'm in the runoff." But lie admitted, "All dny I’ve been hanging hy my Icctii. It was elrrtion night all over." As for Burns, High said, "1 ran heat that guy. I know I can. I'll do it." MedariH Named WASHINGTON (UP!) Retired Maj. Gen. John B. Medaris has been named Two Dcllary residents were chairman of tlie Florida Goldwater For President" injured seriously Thursday at I p in. in a two ear rrash committee. on Highway 17 92, Just north of Casselberry. Under treatment at Florida Saanitarium and Hospital, Or­ lando, arc: Fred Stcinhitber, 67, of 33 Iris I.ane, DeBary, who re­ ceived possible clie»t injuries. Ills rundilion was listed as At The 'Simple, Old-Fashioned Home Wedding' -- DELRAY BEACH. (UPI) John Dawson says his daugh­ ter’s marriage Saturday will be " a simple and just old fashioned home wedding." Nearly everybody there, ex­ cept the lawyer conducting the service, will be naked. Sixteen-year-old, black haired Sissy Dawsoa met Charles D. Morrow, 23, a sail­ or, two years ago and H was love at first sight. Morcufe'a ship is la Ux> Canal Road Route Given To Volusia project—the canal, highway and a north-south parkway. These, it was pointed out, would give West Volusia County and nearby nreas "a clear shot” to tho East Coast by way of the highway. Tlie road would use fill from ranul dredging for a base. The 12-mllo stretch in Volusia County would be sup­ plied at no right-of-way cost to Uic county, commissioners were assured. Bather, Kridcr noted, tho authority has obtained ail rights of way needed for the canal from the land owners. A 550-foot wide swath of land is being obtained for tho project. Two hundred feet of UiU north o1 the canal would be used for the highway. The auUiority chairman told commissioners Uic roadway would be built far enough away from the canal to allow full utilization of the sp a ts for industry, m arine and re ­ sidential projects. Tlie canal would be 150 feet wide and 12 feet deep, In addition, anoUier strip of land would be reserved south of the canal for an east-west two lane road. Authority members next confer with the Volusia Coun­ ty Chamber of Commerce and the State Road Board to re­ view progress to date in tho project. Attending the meeting, in addition to Krldcr and Wing­ field, was Dohcro W. Wiggert, consultant from Uio archit­ ect ami engineering firm of Reynolds, Smith and Ililla. Briefing Held On UF Program Newspaper, television, ra­ dio and muguzino newsmen from all sections of the state attended a special briefing ill Gainesville this morning on Operation DARE," the Un­ iversity of Florida's new pro­ gram of agricultural develop­ ment. Soma 13 of Florida's lop newsmen attended tlie press briefing which featured Dr. E. T. York Jr. in an explunution of the new program. "DARE" standi for Devel­ oping Agrirultiilat Resources Effectively ami is a progiam to realize completely Florida's potential for agricultural de­ velopment. CARIBE LOUNGE IS NOW OPEN TIL 2:00 a.m. IRON. Thru SAT. . . . Serving Your Favorite Beverage or Dinner . • • r f C.m q or make the Caribe your late stop ** — 0f the evening McNamara Tours VALDEZ HOTEL DOWNTOWN SANFORD t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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