17 10 260 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a3526a90d6274b2a0f48f917c6bacecc.pdf 7dcc9cc32bc5c41d38577add0ad7ac37 PDF Text Text Vtjr BtitTitrB frrmlB Pnge 12 — .Tune 2, 1961 5th Circuit V acancy C ivil Rights Candidates Named WASHINGTON (LT’l) — A vacant seat of th* Fifth Circuit Court of Appeal* is a prime target in the civil right* struggle. Anti - discrimination lead­ er* feel their lrgsl efforts would he bolstered considerab­ ly with the appointment o f a racial liberal or moderate to fill the vacancy. The Fifth Circuit embraces a crucial civil rights area — Mississippi, Alabama, Louisi­ ana and Georgia — and the For Boys State By Jane Casaelberry American Legion Memorial Boat 2fifl o f Casselberry has announced the selection of two Lyman Hiirh School Jun­ ior* to attend Boys State at Tallahaiiee during the week o f July fi-11, Andy llinely, son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. llinely o f Tangle wood ami Dan Cussclberry, ion o f Mr. and Mr*. Leonard Casselberry o f Cas­ selberry, the latter being sponsored by Hoy Scout Troop 341 o f Casselberry. Both of these youngster* take an active part in tha various programs o f the school. Andy ia a member of tha Bet* Club and the Bowl­ ing Team. Dan was recejitly elected president of the Stud­ ent Council and is Junior As­ sistant Scoutmaster o f his troop. These boy* will Join with toms 40 others from the Sixth District, Irnvlng by chartered bus early Sunday morning, July B, and will reg­ ister in at tho Florida Stale University, where they will bo quarter ed during their aluy. Tho American Legion, De­ partment of Florida, annually entertains over BOO boys from all over the state to cdurnto them in the duties am! priv­ ileges o f cltrenship and teach tha fundamental precepts o f government. SNASDerbT Champs Home Sanford’s VA1MI Detach, tnent 8, led hy Commander Frederick Garment Jr., re­ lumed from a month* opera­ tion* Thursday, May 28. During this period, elements of tire detachment have been active from New York to Key West and aboard the USS Forres la I, USS Independence, and the USS Saratoga. Element* of the “ Del’* took part in ope­ ration •'Longhorn as flying “ gas stations” when Navy air­ craft flew non slop from car­ riers on tiie East Coast and West Coast to Dallas and returned to their respective carrier*. It is expected that Hie "D ct” will remain in Sanford during June to complete Uieir annual Administrative / Material in­ spection* ami their hid for their second Navy excellence awsrd with a period of coinpctltivo bombing. DcBary HD Club Studies Foods By Mrs. Adam Muller The May meeting of the De­ nary Homo Demonstration Club wa* hold at Hie Common Ity Center with workshop de ministrations in charge of Mr*. Ixnila Hitter and Mr* George Wright, At noon Mr*. Anthony Opt>ol and Mrs. Charles Schicis de­ monstrated the making ol rice pudding and a cherry tapioca dessert. Beverage was sup­ plied try the regular commit­ tee to supplement the sack lunch brought hy members. Tuple for the afternoon dis cushion, presented hy Mrs. Oppel, was “ You and Your Food." Vitamin and mineral content was I l l u s t r a t e d through use of a colored chart and lips were given fur good nutrition. Itrripes for various foods using a sweetener in•dead of sugar and for salad dressings and sandwich filings were given for live weight wat­ cher*. Mr*. Oppel pointed nut that food becomes a part of (lie personality and emotional sta­ bility reminding that good nutrltutlon Insures r a <1 i a n t health, energy and stamina. Potosl, Bolivia, wai situated at the foot of what was for I many years Die richest silver mine ui Ute wotki. low* tradition, he will pick another Mississippian for the job. But finding a highly qualified attorney in the state who is not considered n "ra­ cist” hy civil rights advocates will he no easy chore. Former Gov. J. P. Coleman, a crack constitutional lawyer who is considered moderate hy Mississippi standards, an­ swered speculation that h< Would he the nominee with B statement that he's not inter­ ested in the Job. The Justice Department and the offices of Sens. James O. Enstland, D-MIss., and John C. Stcnnis, D-Mias , report that a nomination is not yet in sight. A nominee is gcncially rec­ ommended to the President by the attorney general af­ ter conferences with senators from the state Involved. A critical consideration for Mr. Johnson Is that the nom­ ination will need Senate con­ firmation and this can come only after its approval hy tho Senate Judiciary Committee, headed by Eastland. His influence in such mat­ ters was Illustrated when scores of new district judgeships were created during the Kennedy administration. Toe first one filled was in Missis­ sippi and the nominee was Harold Cox, a onetime college roommate of Eastland whose rulings have been unpopular in the civil rights camp. The nomination of a sue- cessor to Cameron is a po­ tential roadblock In the Dem­ ocrats’ election - year ef­ fort to keep everybody hap­ py. It could he delayed unlit nfler the election. Former Florida newspaper publisher Edwin A. Mcnninger was accorded an honorary Doctor of Science degree by FSU for his contributions to tropical horticulture. He Is called "The Flowering Trc* Man." IT ’S LOTT HOME APPLIANCE’S KEEP C O O L . . . SUMMER SALE ANDY IIINELY COOL BUYS THESE HOT DAYS — EVERYTHING AT DISCOUNT! STARTS TOMORROW! Sale f OURBEST WITH TH IS NEW ’ I lo t p L O if l± T DAN CASSELBERRY New Flag Set Dedicated lly Mrs. Adam Muller DcBary World War I Bar­ racks 1197 dedicated a new M-t of flags in ceremonies last week nl tho Community Cen­ ter. Commander W i l l i a m Uriel presided anil introduced I'ast Seventh District Com­ mander William Coveney ol Sanford who officiated at the presentation of the nylon flags which wore donated hy the barracks ami auxiliary. Invocation, given hy Chap­ lain Irving Jacobs, was fol­ lowed by the entitle to colors. In an addrrss following the dedication, Coveney told of pension rolls that an; being paid lo the "pig tail" Chinese Army hy our government while at Die same time many Americans are in need. He asked Dint letters lie written to the Congressmen urging them lo help increase pen­ sions here, pointing nut Dial many of Du- older veterans arc living on very small in­ comes and are In need of ad­ ditional monthly payments. Commander Dries rioted Die program hy reading Die poem, "Flanders Field." IlefreshmenLs were served by Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. Cliaunccy King, Mrs, Dries and Mrs. II. Harheau. The buffet table was centered with a floral arrangement of color­ ful garden blooms. 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It. brings hack many memories. Jim Crown wants to know which ono of the Clock Wind­ ers knows about Hammond ( Louisiana) strawberries and if we recall Uiu time straw­ berry farmers there hemm.d buyers in the auction room with shotguns until they hid a fair price for the berries. Two of us, Jim, arc familiar with Hammond’s famed ber­ ries, but neither of us knew ■bout the incident you men­ tioned. However, one of the Winders was familiar with the well known strawberry wine made by the farmers around l ’onchutouln. • • e Signs of the times: A hig box arrived in The Herald’s mechanical dc|airtnielit Tues­ day ufternoon. On it was plastered a label which in largo letter rend, “ Ho Not Freeze.'* Fat rhariee o f the content freezing In this kind of weather, particularly in The Herald's mechanical de­ partment. • • • Orville (Villa) B ail* Jr., son of Ur. and Mrs. O. L. Harks Sr., graduated Monday night from Murray State in Kentucky. On hand to sec him receive his HA degree was Mrs. Harks. She and Yrlle. enrnute hack to Sanford, are visiting with Mrs. Park's mother in Columbus, (in. • • • West Side E l e m e n t a r y School's PTO will honor Mrs. Kuln Grantham, u retiring fifth grade teacher, at a tea to lie held at the school next Tuesday between the hours of 2:30 and 4 p. m. All friends ami past and present students of Mrs. Grantham are invited to attend. • • • NO. 201 51 Percent Of California Vote For Barry TWO STUDENTS of Sanford Junior High School were awarded an American I.egion Certificate of Achievement during ceremonies at the school. Shown getting the awards arc students Tommy Williams anil Uremia Ilenge. With them arc F. E. Raggett, left, and Jim Talmadgc. representing the Legion Post of Sanford. (Herald Photo) LBJ Tells Of Awe Inspiring Might Of U. S. NEW L O N D O N , Conn. (U PlI — President Johnson said today the United States is stronger than the combined might of all (ha nations in the history of the world. He said this improves piospccts for pence. Ill a speech piepured for de­ livery before the Coast Guard Academy commencement here, Johnson predicted that Amer­ ican strength would continue to grow more rapidly than the might of all other na­ tions. He said United States' su­ periority extended over the ability to deter atomic de­ struction, the ability to fight less thnn a l l o u t w a r , strength in the struggle against subversion, develop­ ment o f new weapons for de­ terrence and defense, and the ability of the American fighting man. “ Thusu who would Hnswcr every problem with nuclcur weapons display not bravery but bravado, not wisdom but a want on disregard for the survival o f the world and the future of tho race," Johnson suit). This country's m i l i t a r y might allows it to lake moie tangible steps taward pence than ut any time since the cold war began, Johnson said. North Orlando Hearing Stayed! JULLUA la • • BRIEFS Counter Filibuster Death Penalty Hearing Sef Af Winter Park W A S H IN G T O N t l 'l 'l t — Supporters of the civil rights Should the death penally he Mrs. Maurice ( ’orielt and Mrs. Marcia Rurlsche; hill took over Senate oratory BUILDING COMMITTEE memhern of the Oontoday in what opponents de­ abolished? slandinp. left to rijrht, Walter Allcuder, M. ,1. ni'Hiitional Ctiiistiim Chtirelt mcl in the church A commission created by the scribed ns a "counter fili­ ( ’orielt, (■. O. Nordgen. Robert Reinn, 1*. I*. Tiiemltiy niyrlit to continue plana for the church. last State Legislature will buster" on tho me.iatlle. Wasem and Rill McLauchliug. Shown seated left to ripht, Mrs Walter Alleuhear opinions on Friday at (Herald l'hoto) der, Mrs. l!. O. Nordyen, Mrs. William Rurtsche, lo a m. at the State Office MOSCOW (U P li — Soviet Building in Winter Park. Serving nil the commission Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev has indicated he sees no im­ are Sen. Mack V Cleveland mediate danger in the Her* Jr. and Hep. S. J. (Jin') Davis fw I « T tin situation, informed sources Jr , Initli of Sanford Senator Cleveland said thi- L j r O d u C d S f I ft said today. morning representatives of a ll1 ' w interested groups and the SEOUL, Korea 1 Ill'll At general public will lie allowed State officials are looking i residents and visitors are least It),nun Smith Korean to express views on the vital MIAMI t u r n — A myster­ A Itonus gift of $331.30 was students shouting for over­ question. for a hard rain to help ease looking for some relief from Similar hearings have !>ern distributed last week among ious code broadcaster was the stench. throw of the pro. A liter ii an the problem «d dead fish in right agencies participating government fought police in held in West Palm Peach and hack on the airwave* Tuesday Happily, algae is not hard to L a k e Jessup, a condition in tbe 11)02 campaign of the the streets of Seoul today and Miami and others are planned after two weeks of silence, control, according to the Unit which erupted over the weekfor Tampa Saturday and lat­ United F u n d of Seminnle stoned a U. S. Aimy bus. ed Press International. County, futiil officials said to­ er in Jacksonville ami Pens* beaming shortwave four-digit etui and killed thousands of Mechanical methods— cut code number* to Cuba. cola. ting, raking and digging out day. The mystery broadcaster fish. The state group, known as Mrs. II. F. Ganns, executive KENO, Nev. <UP1| — The Algae in the water i* blamed weeds ami algae—can la’ used was heard again as CPI moni­ Hello cite council is eonsidei- the Special Commission for tors here recorded a sharp in for the kill, a condition which with success but, more often, secretary, said it was Hie |11(, ol-,|jntiuco width would the Study of the AUdition of has created what one visitor chemical control is recom­ opinion of Hie organization Death Penalty, consists of crease in "urgent" traffic on to the scene said is "a horri­ mended. And. must commonly, that the amount should tv dis­ require a businessman to get shortwave broadcast* between a special license, ranging in eight legislative mem tiers and government outjkisti on Fidel ble ■tench." copper sulfate is suggest ed bursed lo member agencies seven private citizens, A game warden surveying The bright blue crystals, avail­ and not held m the current ac­ cost from 425 to $ 1110, to quit At the conclusion o f the C a'tro’x Communist island. the site said tt appears that able at seed and hardware count. his business. The voice of the mystery hearings, the commission will The eight cheeks were sent over HO per cent of the dead stores, arc a safe and Inexpen­ analyze the testimony and broadcaster appeared U> be to the American Red Cross, fish ate of the rough lish var­ sive chemical. opinions and present its re- the same lusty American male iety—gizzard shad, sttngarees Pbclp* Dodiw priming Cor- Hoy Scouts, Children's Home GAINESVILLE (U P li — comtrte" *ation •> the next »c.‘ - who took to tho atrtvHvcx dur­ slink lists and other varieties. S e c r e t a r y o f State Ton. pi.rat'on s Information Service Society, Family Counselling sion tit the l-egislnturc next ing the height of exile anIn some parts, tlie Lake Adams cautioned T u e s d a y suggests the following proce­ Service, Girl Scouts, Mental nnunecinenti of new guerrilla Jessup water lias turned green night against attracting new >1 ar. dure for care of lake or pond: Health Association, Hie Salva­ Serving on (lie commission campaigns against the Castro from the rapid mercu-e of tho industry to the state which —Copper sulfate concentra­ tion Army and Hie USD. are Sen. Ed T Price of Brad­ regime two weeks ago and algae. The Good Samaritan Home tion* of > *. '- j or 1 part per would "contaminate our air enton, chairman Hep. John broadcast a series of four-digit .Something good may mine of million should lie used—pre mine Into the United Fund’* and our water which suppoit code numbers in Spanish. I Crews J r . vice rhiirman; futuily of agencies only last the very life we me trying Tuesday the mystery blond- the fish kill, officials say. ferably in solution sprayed Sen, Dewey M Johnson, Sen. They Indicate sport fishing over Hie pond by means of a year and was included tu Uiu to improve." caster beamed the code num­ Cleveland, and Heps. Hubert campaign, may Ik' better than ever once portable lank spray although T. Mann, Hilarm tCharlie j Ha- bers toward Cuba in English. T he broadcast apparently die r" 1,1*b f**h ar,! killed olf. the crystals ran Ik* strewn in ttiox Jr, and Davis. Meanwhile, Jessup area the water as is. AKEKDKEN, S c o t l a n d Civilian members include came from somewhere outside —To determine thr amount (UP1) — Authorities hunted the island. Circuit Judge John \ Murrequired, Phelps Dodge ex­ through shops and wholesale Much of the inrrease In phree of Gainc-vile. Mrs. plains, find the volume of the houses today for more cans Wayne McCall of Ocala, Ally, radio activity on Castro’ s gov pond in aero feel by multi­ of corned beef like those sus­ eminent bands apiieared to he John H. Trinkle of Plant City. plying rhe sin lure area by pected of causing this city's n code also. Robert II. Jacobs, Jackson­ JACKSONVILLE (U PI) — one half the maximum depth. typhoid fever epidemic, whiih Many of the Cuban govern ville builder; Ally Wallace M. Rule of thumb for '* part per A swift Navy jet streaked to­ has a Ircud y sit liken 211 per­ tmuit broadcasts were in three Jopling of Lake City, Shepard ward Alexandria, La., today The Navy today dispelled million i* to use t ounce of sons. Broad of Miami and Leonard letter codes and one broad­ with n supply o f onti-veuom cast requested the Immediate news reports that an A 31! the chemical per one-tenth S. Powers, law profe-sor of Hint could save the life of n acre feel. For '• * part per mil­ transfer of personnel to cer­ Skvwarrior jet bomber had llie University of Florida. Louisiana man bitten by a WASHINGTON (U l'l) — tain znnex because "It’s rain crashed at Lake George last lion the figure is doubted, etc. deadly rural snake. It is important that only the Top spellers from across the night, touching off a fire II I! there " I.t. f ’mdr. I). E. Cough lift­ The word "raining" was which burned through a two- required amount t>e used. country today opened the ed bis A ll) Skyliuvvk jet from — Pond* should tie treated -I d three-mile amp of wood­ l?tli annual Nutlnnal Spelling ptm im ed lo lie some form of when algae and weed* first tin) naval air station line land on the eastern bank. Her, In ain-w rucking runteal c»|e Shallow, unshaded shortly before II a. in. and No trares of aircraft wreck­ appear. that h«s featured multisyllareas should be cheeked con­ experteil lo laud nt England age were found during an in­ i l l , in challenges such as "untensive search of live area last stantly for ajqiraranrc ol a! A FI! at Alexandria nt 12:1)5 liiimcassar," "|i u n c t ilinua" The Semin- le High School p. nt. EST. night and this morning tiy air g»e. and ‘‘chulcsteial.’’ Future Farmers of Amerlra Alexandria p o l i c e vv e r r units based at the Sanford —The copper sulfate solu­ will be represented at the tion should tie sprayed evenly alerted to have a ear stand­ arul Jacksonville Naval Air state convention in Daytona DALLAS lU I’ li Dr. Hu­ over live pond surface from ing by for the dash In the MOBILE, Ala. (U P li — Iteach beginning Saturday bei t Winston Smith, the most Stations, a pladir, stainless steel, en- hospital. Police said today a pulp wood At the same time, Naval at­ ami ending Tuesday, by Don recent Jm k Ruby defense worker, Edwin Cady, 31, who ameted or eopper lined ton- The victim, unidentified, Sipes, Incut chapter president, lawyer, Ims quit as (lie con­ taches from Sanford to Deewas bit ten today and Dr. C. had been treated recently for ana, Vi)., ir|Kirted that all lamer. and John Carver, vice presi demned killer’s folll III chief M. ,Shat p of Hie Florida a nervous condition went tier their aircraft were accounted j —4*n large |iondx, treatment , . .iino-l. Hnliy’s -inter said dent. oik Tuesday night and killed ( o '; nor were there reports of j should be in sections, rather Health Department said be They will parth ipate in Tuesday his two children, wounded his mls-ing aircraft from carriers titan treating the entire area may die unless lie i* Drilled eleelion o f state offieels and M the same time, the *i»at one time with Iargot hy early this afternoon wife and then committed sui­ operating in the Atlantic. other convention Imsiites* and ter, Mr*. Eva Giant, said cide. Tlie Navy operates a prar amounts of the chemical. will end thr week by attend Hutiy had refused to take —Treatment is more rffeetire bombing range at Lake pn aumahly big the rutiled foi a new tin medication George which is used extern live when water temperature ttiiii-|uili*'i> offen d to hint sivel) by Heel units along the is Ml degrees Fahrenheit or TAMPA. Fla. (D P I) — A state FFA Sweetheart, Chosen as alternate dele­ hi Ids cell l,y p yrhiatiist* t.’-year-old itnin. E d w a r d higher Southeastern sea (mini Mr<. Grant said Smith's Newton Niven*, who was on gate* are Crls Aker* and —lli'jveat treatment mav tie Structural File fb ie f Claude the Fill'* **10 most-wanted" Henry Rodgers, Im-a! chapter ipnlling was a "completely Whitten of N\S, Sanford, said necessary because no permafriendly di-association" hi* crash crew was unable to nent wav of controlling algae list fur a week was iri juil to­ treasurer, day under $15,000 bond, Jimmy Winters and J. 1m lit ought about because be determine tbe cause of the i» known. awaiting extradition to Ohio Carver have been notified wm “ rut r ff financially and Idaze after working with other J —Some states require a peron charges of alou d robbery they are1 reeipb-nl* of the unable to carry on tbe de­ fire fighting officials at the i mil Indore a |xittd mav lie and shooting with intent to highest degree given by the fense due tii link Of funds scene for nearly five hours, treated, ('heck with your loADULTS state FFA. 3 hey will receive fin himself." kill. Hr said ember new* reports cal health department, the award at the convention hail misquoted him as saying that an A 3B Sky warrior had . . . , Nikita Calm Myslery Code Rains Needed To End $534.30 Bonus p. * * * * Distributed To Cuba Resumed Fish loss In Jessup Ufiteneies Koreans Battle License To Quit Adams Warns Food Suspect Public hearing for North i»rlantlo Mayor Irene Van Ecpoel ami Councilman Arthur Fcrrin on charges filed through petition at the May council meeting was postponed at Tuesday night's meeting by a 21 vote among the three Gindcrville’s Volunteer Fire council members who will sit Department will meet at the at the hearing. Christ Methodist Church at The move for postponement 7:30 p. in. Thursday. In an lo an indefinite state in "midaddition to the showing of n month" was made hy Council­ film on fire fighting. Fire man Dave Tilson who request­ Chief C. M. Whitten o f the ed lime lo study validity of Sanford Naval Air Station the entire matter after Mrs. will be tire guest speaker. Van Ecpoel and Ferrin read Thu mention of Whitten's "m otions" lo quash the com­ mime reminds me of the plaint. listing numerous ques ( lock Winders that the last linns of legality and points in time he heard the chief make need of clarification as filed a "speech’* was a recitation in the petition. in a fourth grade class at In other business resigns Soulhsidc Primary (called tbm of Eugene Brewer as till­ that in tlm olden days I. We age marshal and Harvey tirebelieve It w h s in a class nya and Donald Wilcox ataught by Mrs. S. .1. Nix. auxiliary police were antmum • • • ed by Mrs. Van Eepoel who During the months of Jan­ at the same time advised that uary and F e b r u a r y there a recommendation for the were 182 accidents in Semin­ marshal’ s job had been made ole County. These caused by llrewer. It was agreed, after Ttlsun’s three deaths and lt.7 persons were injured. (If the 182 ac­ move that the mayor take cidents, 125 of them were over as police commissioner classed as rural, 57 of them received object ions from other Urban. All three of the futal member* of the council, that for the present time an o r­ accidents were urban. ganization of "volunteer i»i • • • They still keep coming: lice" Ik * established of volumMichael J. I’ikuleff, Houle 2, teers can he found. These vol Sarifold, will be among the unteers will be under super­ vision of the entire council. 1,41!) graduate* Sunday after­ Mrs. Jane Pike, who served noon to receive diplomas from TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Muriplelle University in Mil­ as clerk through Tuesday night’s meeting was sworn in­ The State Canvassing Ikgtrd waukee, Wis. Pikuteff, a post to olficc as "temporary clerk" declared Mayor llaydon Hums graduate student, will get his in closing minutes of the sess­ of Jacksonville as the official piaster of arts degree. ion by Mrs. Van Ecpoel after Democratic nominee for gov• • • questions from the audience c-nor of Florida today by a Frances "Cowboy’’ Williams were raised concerning status cote margin of I82,5(G over spoke today at the regular of the appointment, Miami Mayor Hubert King Wednesday luncheon meeting Mr*. Pike volunteered the High. of the Sanford Kiwanis Club. Information that she had been The canvass was cut and His topic was "Americanism'’ requested Tuesday morning, dried, and took less than 10 •—a subject to which lie has as a citizen of the town, to minutes There were no pro devoted a great deal of time "com e forth and do her civic tests and no surprises from and study. He's in demund duty." However, she did not results that were known on throughout the stale as a identify who had made the election day May 26. speaker. Hy the way, Wil­ request. The total vv>te cast was liams is the clerk o f the Cir­ Her osth of office wss ad- 1,211.441 which included 1.cuit Court uf Citrus County. ministered retroactive to 7:30 113,610 Democrats and 100,704 — Tim Clock Minders J p, at. Tuesday. r lit publicans. i Plane Rushes Anti-Venom To Louisiana Plane 'Crash' Jus! A Fire Spelling Bee FFA Convention Delegates Set Murder, Suicide Ruby’s Fourth Lawyer Quits Held By FBI It’s O fficialBurns Wins J SAN FRANCISCO (U PI) Conservative Sen. Barry Goldwater defeated Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York to­ day in the California presiden­ tial primary and look a com­ manding lead in Hie GOP presidential rare. The seesaw triumph gave the \nzona senator kg morn delegates to next month's Re. publican National Convention and put him in a strong posi­ tion to win the GOP presi­ dential nomination. Before Tuesday's primary, 317 of thn CAS delegates needed for tlm nomination were in Gold wa­ ter’s column, lie now has 433. The silver-haired Arizona senator, hero of GOP eonser v,Gives, seized the lead in th« early count Tuesday night and claimed victory on the basis of a television network com­ puter analyds that named him the winner before all the polls closed. Hut at midnight Rockefeller pulled even and in Hie early morning hours took tlie lead on the basis of his northern California strength. Hut a surge of votes from Goldwater'* l/*s A n g e l e s stronghold sent him into tho lead nt 7 a. m. The UPI tabulation at * a. m. I'DT noon EDT gave Goldwater 1,076.166 and Rockefel­ ler 1,021,078 with 32.0M preeincls counted of tlie 32,061 in Hie slate. The county gave Goldwater M per cent of the vote atvd Rockefeller 40 per cent. In New York Rockefeller supporter* won 77 o f the 62 Republican National Conven­ tion delegate posts at issue in Tuesday's New York priin ary with the five other* go. ing lo uncommitted delegates, Alabama: Six Incumbent# amt a newcomer won nomina­ tions to Congress in Ala­ bama’s Democratic primary Tuesday but veteran Hep. Carl Elliott, D-Ala., apparently was the loser to State Sen. John Tyson of Mobile in a low-manout race for the eighth nomi­ nation. Miasissippi: Sen. John C, Stetuils and five congressmen won renomlnullon in Missis­ sippi's Democratic primary Tuesday. The contests featur­ ed die largest number of N«gto candidates for major of­ fice m the segregationist slat# stnre Reconstruction day*. Montana: Senate Democra­ tic l-eader Mike Mansfield easily defeated his opposition to win rcnomination in tho Montana primary Tuesday. South Dakota; An uncommit­ ted slate of delegates to tho Republican National Conven­ tual defeated a slate pledged In Sen Harry Goldwater in Tuesday's South Dakota pri­ mary. FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL! FISH FRY ALL YOU CAN EAT — .Mitchell Fleeted LAKELAND (U P li Joe W. Mitchell o f Wabasso was elected Tuesday to the board of directors of the Citrus Mu tual to fill the position which had been held for years by his late father A, it Mitchell Unsettled Sea Historical Group crashed Names Peterson Area Watched A. H. Peterson Jr was Sanford Tot H it MIAMI (U P I )-H ic Weather named chairman of tbe char­ Bureau orsleretl a watch today ter and by laws committer of Crossing Street on a large are* of unsettled a group of persons interested in organizing a Sanford Illslorieal Society The group met Iasi week City firemen were dispatch­ and elected temporary uffi ed to IGth Street and South­ errs. They are James Talwest Road Tuesday at 12 45 madge, piesidrnt, and Elp in, to put out a grass fire drill G. Jennison, secretary. Several projects have been suggested for the society. The Santa W ins EPSOM; Eng. (UPI) -S a n next me* ting will be held at ta Claus, the 15 to * favorite, 107 West Commercial Street. won the $201,787 Epsom Derby June 9, at 7:30 p in. Interesttoday with Indiana second and td persona are invited to ati lend. Dilettanti 11 third. (Jrass Fire A 21-month-old boy was treated at Seminole Memorial Hospital Tuesday atlernoon after he was struck by a ear while crossing the street near his home, Treated for facial lacrra liuns arid abrasions was Mark Chitbkn <il Itiy Wilkins Dr. City police report the Chishko boy darted into the pa Hi of a car driven north on Hays Drive by John E. Dodson of Lake Mary. The mirhap w»s unavoidable, police said. weather near Florida but said there was no sign it would develop into a tropical dis turbance. The rainy area extended from tlie Florida Keys south­ ward and eastward through western Cuba and the extreme northern Caribbean Sea and was shifting slowly toward the northeast. There was no evidence of wind circulation and pressure was normal or slightly below .a Utlfcrent parts of the are*. (’ IIIIJ)REN 12 (III UNDER $ |0 0 Menu Include*: (’tile Slaw French Fries Hiked Beans Grits lluali Puppies Itelish Tray Coffee Or Tea Owned A Operated Hy Maxine A Bob Hancock llw y. 17-92 So. Sanford Ph. FA 2-5965 �V n ltr l VrrtTB P a w g — W e d . J u n e 8 , ’*4 C A N N E D GOODS Bi;.ii![i!l!il!!lllJ!Rff!iU:il!?!?^ ;!Wl!^ ir?;-’T. • By Jody Turner PfcMWl 3JI-443S Officer* wive* o f HVAH-fl were h o ile iie i at a coffee honoring their firit lady. Mr*. J. L, Shipman, In the BOQ wardroom. Tho coffee wai the official farewell function for Mr*. 8 hlpman whore huiband will be relieved Friday a* aklppwr of the aquedron. Cdr. J. A. deOanahl will become the commanding officer at that time. Eighty Naval officer* wlvc* attended the coffee. A motif e f aprtng flower* wa* carried eut in the colorful name tag* l l the ahape of flowera tor the gueita, the pattel center­ piece and a corner of the wardroom which had been converted Into an "outdoor garden." C onagei which had been tinted to match their aqua and lavender dreite* wvre preaented to Mri. Shipman and Mra. deOanahl. An en­ graved ailver punch tray w r i given to Mri. Shipman by Mra. deOanahl on behalf of ttoe aquadron wive*. Aaalating with the pouring were Mr*. Robert Ware, Mra. Jamea Mayo, Mra. George Xlmmoni, Mri. Paul Werner, Mra. B. B. Brown and Mr*. Bart Bartholomew. Squadron wlvea took turna pouring tea. Tha wlvea had alio prepar­ ed the food which ranged from tiny meat ball* to deli­ cate cream puff*. A melon baiket filled with fruit and fruit punch wa* alio aerved. • • • Chief Petty Officer Ray­ mond Downey'# SO year* In Uie Navy were commemorat­ ed with a aurprlte parly hon­ oring the aniveraary at tha Downey home. Salinger Wins Nomination BAN FRANCISCO (U I'l)— Piarro Salinger, cigar-chomp­ ing former aide to twp preaIdanta, awept to victory in a bitter fight far the Demo­ cratic nomination for U.S. eanetor in Caliiornia’a pri­ mary election. Tying aecurely to t h e memory of the late Preildent John P. Kennedy in hi* cam­ paign! Salinger faced a No­ vember fight w i t h actor George Murphy, a coniervativa Bepubllcen. Preaidant Lyndon B. John■on called hia 88-year-old former preaa aacretary to con­ gratulate him on tha victory in Tuaeday'a primary. Mra. John F. Kennedy, widow of tha lata praaidont, alio tele­ phoned, "I'm eonaldering going to lou th w at Aela," Salinger promptly announced—even ha* fora ha clalmrd total victory aver Alan Cranaton, balding, 40-year-old atata controller. Salinger apparently felt that a persona] appearance in tha troubled Far Kail would widen hi* knowledge of in­ ternational affair*. But he re­ fused to elaborate on hla rta•one for tha trip. It was Sallngur’e firat bid for potltlral office and he want into the election a* un­ derdog. But ha had battled fiercely alnce realgnlng a* Johnson’* pres* secretary on tha final day for entering tha primary. Democratic Gov. Edmund G. Brown already had gone on record giving hi* "wlmlr. hearted" support to Cranston, who also gained backing from the politically potent Califor­ nia Labor Federation AFL* CIO and the huge California Democratic Council, the na* lion’s largast volunteer polltIral organisation. Chief Downey had been de­ tained by CPn John Scott; he wi* greeted hy friends who bad come to help celebrate the event arranged by hi* wife. Quote of the evening wi* Chief Downey's comment that alter three decade* in the Navy he had decided to make a career of it. A buffet dinner of fried chicken, baked ham and a large variety of food was served. Those Joining In the cele­ bration were Mr. and Mr*. Scott, Mr. and Mra. Bryan Babb, Mr. end Mra. Mas West, Mr. and Mr*. Joacph O'Donnell, Mr. and Mra, (Juries Clemmcr and Mr. and Mra. Al Payne. • • • SAVE 7-1/4# IA. . . STOKELY HALVES or SLICES . . Yalta* Cllno 303 $< CANS SAVE 4# EACH . . STOKELY FRUIT SAVE 3# EACH . . STOKELY ALASKA Mr*. 0 . W, McGulrt waa hoitcsa for the staff officers wives bridge, held Thursday in her home. Mra. John Ho­ gan win took high honors. A lunch of ham sandwiehr* and baked goodie* wi* served by the hostesses to the ladles present who were Mrs. il. A. Moreland, Mra. Robert Far­ rell, Mra. David Dearolph, Mrs. Ijeigli Ebgert, Mr*. Wade Markcly and Mtw. Wil­ liam Iicnburg. • • * Mra. George Dreiser is at home with tier new ion, born May 28 at Seminole Memorial Hospital. The baby w a s named George Braylon Jr„ and weighed in at seven pounds, 14 ounces. M in Mary Dresser of Boynton Beach, ar­ rived Monday night with her parents and will stay with her liiler in-law for a • v e r a I week*. U . Dreiser Is sbosrd the USS Enterprise. • • I SAVE it EACH . . STOKELY TOMATO ■ • _ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Angel Food Cake 2 9 ' FOR BAKING FOR STEWING CHICKEN SALAD LB. CHICKEN & RICE CASSEROLES SAVE 4-1/3# EACH , . STOKELY'S U -oi. I* CANS Reg. 69# Copeland Fom. Pk. LUNCH FU LL C U T BONELESS R O U N D * S IR LO IN C A ^ .. I # m § , I . U . K Q j BONELESS R U M P OR BONELESS R O U N D R o Q S t . • • Ll 8 8 / O 0 O j BONELESS S IR LO IN T IP I C O S u L • • • tl. Ll Q ^ S<e 9 5 wo. 1 Gr. Beef 5»*'1 • e «w e e •* e r URGE JUICY JUNKIfT Lemons Onions 3 Russets 5 * Sausage Lb. 69* | Sausage Lb.59* I I e BOX. e YELLOW 2 5 EXTR A STAMPS W IT H PURCHASE OF S unnyland C hopped LB. BAG MAINE BAKING POTATOES j Ham ■ -at. Pkg. 59* ! C hopped, Shaped, C ube j Steaks 10#<*89* LB. BAG 29 / 29/ 49/ SAVE 7# . . A L L PURPOSE Wesson O il A s to r O il ™ 28 . / SAVE 10# . . A L L PURPOSE Fresh WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF TASTE a SEA Fish Sticks 3 2 5 / Corny Dogs aiH • o o b T m i u J u nk A T A N Y W IN N -D IX IE I I Lend O' Sunshine | 3 9 ' ! !■4 9 ' ! _ _ Ice Cream 2^ 1. Juice . . 5 &99/ Cr. Pies 21- 79/ I ASTO R FLO R ID A C O N C E N TR A TE . . O RANG E M O R T O N . . A L L FLAVO R S | | ______ M cK enzie Frozen Vegetables i it it * it A _______________ FU LL 1-P O U N D PIE M SUPERBRAND SHERBET OR P IE S ! ! B u tte r[ WO P « « l , M o i c n W O O D Y • Officers wlvr* of VA1M1— Del. 8 will meet at New Smyrna Reach Thursday for a beach party and picnic. Mrs, J. It. Sandusky will be the hostess. The wives will meet at lo a.in. under ■ pavillion which will be eet up and bedecked with Chcckcrtall flags. 9 * 9 I I 2 4 -o r. BOTTLE PECAN | | Creamery | M Extra Tap Vain Stinas L im it I w ith 55. order or m ore | ORIIH PEAS BABY LIMAS MIXID VEGETABLES CUT CORN BUTTER 9IAMB 2 s*1 ip - l - l i j VAILS enlisted wives club meeting has been postponed until June 29 at T;3« al the Accy Deucy Club. The meeting was originally scheduled for June 4. * * * V COMING EVENTS Wednesday, June 3 VA1M enlisted wivta cof­ fee, 7:30 p.m. Home of Mrs. Richard Hoogarwvrf. ' i» * P ''IN*''' ^ ' < 1'. C A IO T BRIQUETS j FISCHER'S LIG H T-D R Y DETERGENT ! CHARCOAL i BEER or ALE Save 20# . . G ia n t Box L im it I w ith $5 0 0 order o r m ors ' ( ( f I 'f V lT f t f 'f f < ( ll t p i l i * I j Save 30c . . 20-Lb. Bag | Save 26# . . 6-P ock 3 9 'I 6 9 'I 6 9 ' A T A N Y W IN N -D IX IE H o t# A C oo k-O ut T o n ig h t i * 'W ' MW L im it 2 »uh $5. order o r m ore M AXW ELL HO USI COFFEE _________ Save 24# . .. .. |-L b . C an 5 9 ------- ------- e • 4 e e t ASTOR COFFEE Sav* 2 4# . . 1-Lb. C oir J L im it I w ith $5 00 order or m ore TheSmart Place ToGo... For Good Things ToEat I m c h A y* . A 2 5 U , L * Meat . . Lb. 59* Reg, 2 5 # K ra ft P im ento O liv e Cheese Jor 19' i W IT H PURCHASE OF * T ? ,n o w W h o la H og • 100 E X T R A STAM PS W IT H W -D ' A ') / -J F ■ SO EXTR A STAMPS a t J 4 tL h | j t SAVE 13-2/3# EACH . . VAN CAMP'S i Sausage u, 39* J Rag. 45# , , Sunnylond Frath | Sausage u, 39* U o o o Tm i u J u n . I i h S O L D ” f 46-oi. * <e m 1 R« q . 4 9 # , . Eat R ita Sm oked H 11.00 Worth of Gandy 1 *# SAVE 5-2/3* EACH , . STOKELY PINEAPPLE LlO Eitri TapValueStamps1 ■ WITH THIi COUPON AND PURCMAil Ot FVER % SAVE S# EACH . . STOKELY H U E or W H IT E A R R O W j: S U G A R P „ B SW EE TEST .• A SAVE 6 t EACH . . STOKELY CUT Mr. and Mra. William Rum* rnel became the parent* of Iheir third child and girl, named Margaret Sue, on May IS. The new baby weighed eight pound*, three ounces and wa* 1BW Inches long. • • • Mra. William Yellnck, pres­ ident of the Naval Officers Wives Club hoard, will run again for the same office for the second all month* of 1904. iter opponent will be Mrs. Chester Fitzpatrick of Ihc JIVA1I-3 officers wlvea club. Running for vies prailent will be Mra. Martin Sheridan, also o f tha RVAIf-3 group and Mrs. John Moloney, of the VAIM1—Del. II. wives club. The candidates were an. nounccd at Tueiday'a meet. Ing of the NOW board, held al tho home of Mr*. It. fi, Beat. The election and change of board coffee waa aet for July 9 and will be hosted by the officers wlvea of JtVAII3. In other business a check for $50 was presented to Chaplain Robert Deal for use in rennovatlng the base nurs­ ery. A cheek in the amount of $200 will be turned over to Navy Relief; the money wai railed at the recent luncheon and fashion ahow apontored by the NOW club. • • • Peaches . . . 6 ^ ‘1. Cocktail . . . 4 1. P eas>» . . . . 5<™ 1. Green Beans 1. Green Limas 5 * 1. J u ic e ...........3 «« T. J u ic e ...........1. Corned Beef 3 ««*1. Catsup . . . . 6 V ft*- ,-.t / AM s . rim st. F i l w l t o A t * . 4 SrA 34, H I M * * / 17-92, L o n fw * * A �0m OVER 35 YEARS 8 5 Seniors Graduated A t Forest Lake Academy's Ceremonies Academy was held Friday fly Maryann Mlllra Commencement weekend for through S u n d a y beginning the 85-member 1904 Graduat­ with the Senior Consecration ing Clms at Forest Lnke Service at 7:30 p. m. Friday and concluding with the Com(Ehr franforlt ftrrnlh Wed. June 3, ’64— Pape 3 menccnt Exercise at 10 a. m. Sunday. Officers of the class, which has the distinction of being one o f the best classes schol­ astically to graduate ftont the Academy, have been Dottnid E u g e n e Pervis, president; Paula Elizabeth Thum, vice president; M a r l e n e Cnren Mahcw, secretary; Thomas JACKSON V 1 I. L E, F l a . Dean Etude, treasurer; llich(L T D — St. Johns County nrd Earle Pleasants, pastor Sheriff L. O. Davis, who said and George Edward Weeks, neither he nor his men were sergeant - at - arms. Sponsors Sheriff Must Produce Data On Deputies Ku Klux Klansmen, was or­ dered to produce in federal court today a list of special deputies he has hired since rncial demonstrations begun in St. Augustine. "I think as a law enforce­ ment officer. Sheriff, you can appreciate the dungcr of hav­ ing members of the Klan in your organization In situa­ tions like this,” Judge Bryan Simpson told Davis Tuesday. Davis testified during the acrond day of a federal hear­ ing on a suit by Negroes at­ tacking a police ban on racial demonstrations in St. August­ ine. The sheriff said the demon­ strations were held "fo r the sole purpose o f creating dis­ order or possible violence.” Davis said tha Negroes could not be seeking to arouse pub­ lic sympathy because the murches were held so late at night there wus no one around to see them. Davis told Simpson he could not recall how many apecial deputies he had hired. The judge told him to bring his personnel lists to court today. St .Augustins Police Chief Virgil Stuart testified earlier that three men who said they were Klansmen asked hint last week for permission to parada through tha Negro aection o f the city In the aanta manner as the Negroes had marched through tho downtown area. Stuart suid ha refused. The Florida Dept, o f Agriculture and tha Florida Egg Commission are promoting consumption of eggs during May, Florida Egg Month. were Mr. and Mrs. H. I.. Maddox. The class motto was T o ­ day's Conflict” ; class aim, "Tomorrow's Victory.” Colors were turquoise, silver and white nnd the flower was the whito rose. Speaker for Friday eve­ ning's Consecration Service was J. L. Pogue, associate pastor o f the College View Seventh-day Adventist Church in Lincoln Neb. nnd former instructor o f religion at For­ est Like who is the father of James Pogue. The invocation was given by George Petty, the response by Kick Pleasants, tho con­ secration prayer by Principal William Fuchs and the bene­ diction by W. J. Strnwn. Special music for the serv­ ice was provided by the Girls' Trio who sang "Climbing Ja­ cob's Ladder.” In tho group were Marlene Muyhcw, Bev­ erly McDaniel and Maureen Sykes. The consecration song, "It Wus For Me,” wus by Jamie Pogue nnd a trumpet solo, "The Lord's Prayer" was presented by Ron Bcntzingcr. Organist was Mrs. Ilrcndn Johnson. Address for tho Saturday morning ltnrcnlaurcato was given by Eider It. K. Pleas­ ants Jr., church development secretary of the Florida Con­ ference o f Seventh-day Ad­ ventists nnd father of senior student Richard Pleasants III. The invocation was given by Dr. J. D. Foley, morning prayer by Elder O. II. Itentzinger; the offering, John Muyhcw and the benediction by Forrest Sykes. Music for the service in­ cluded s presentation of the "Gloria,” by Mozart, sung by tho Senior Class Choir. Org a n i s t was Mrs. llomor Grove. Class night wus held at 8 p. m. Saturday with Tom « Emile, rinse treasurer, as master o f ceremonies. The Welcome was given by Mau­ reen Sykes, saiutatorinn; the President's Address by Don I’ervis, class and president nnd the Valedictory Address by Merrill Cross. Musical numbers included a piano solo by Jim Foxworthy; a snxophono trio by Mnrlcne Mnyhcw, Verle Thompson and Donnie Smith; vocal solo by Maureen Sykes; singing of the class song, "The Climb To The Future" and a selec­ tion by the Ambassadors Quartet made up of Ronald llcntzingcr, Thomas Etude, Roger Hogan and James Pogue, Organist was Mrs. Btendn Johnson. Climaxing tho entire week­ end, during which the gradu­ ates nlso attended Sablmth School nnd Vespers on Satur­ day, was Commencement held Sunday morning with Elder J. F. Hamrick, pastor of the Ft. Lauderdale Seventh-day Adventist Church delivering tho main address. William Fuchs, principal of tho arudemy, assisted by Mury Elam, registrar, pre­ sented diplomas and awards. Receiving awards and recog­ nition, other thnn ths vale­ dictorian and salutatorian, were Jim Mincsingcr and Donna W h i d d o n, IHorary; Joan Meistcr, leadership and recognition ns year book ed­ itor; Paula Wnlkcr, John Philip Sousa Band Award and music award and Jim Fox­ worthy, music award; Darryl D. Creamer, citizenship; Nan­ cy Ilejovick, service nwanl; Ann Deerwester, religious ac­ tivities award nnd recognition for having perfect attendance in 10 of 12 years at the school and Ronnie llcntzingcr, religious activities award. Special music included a flute trio, Charlene l’aden, Paula Wulkcr nnd Donna Whiddcn, plnying the T h e A Horseshoe MIAMI (U P I)—Tho odds on this one must bo Fantastic: Mrs. Martha Carpenter, wi­ dow of an Air Force colon.?!, hit the Flagler dog track's twin double a week ago for more than $10,000. Monday night, site was one third owner of a ticket that paid $12,323.80 in the twin double. The numbers 7-4-0-7 gave Ir t a $3,425 payoff. At First A Pslmetto (Alongside old poet office) Sanford Furniture Co. Green Cathedral” and n vo­ cal solo, "The Living God," by Jamie Pogue. Pianist was Mrs. W. R. Johnson and or­ ganist was Mrs. II. F. Roll. • Carpels • Furniture Invocation was given by • Tile • Piano* Elder II. F. Roll nnd benedic- I • Rental Beds lion by Elder E. J. Barnes. MONEY Just tell us how much you need to pay old bills, for home improvements, car repairs, for all your seasonal expenses. Phone for prompt, courteous service. C a t* Yeti R e ft* * 21 M onth ly P aym eett $120.00 188 00 770.00 312.00 43200 59200 $ 7.00 LOANS UP TO $ 6 0 0 FAMILY r.oMiM nuw!iai£*r> 1 1 .0 0 1300 1800 2400 32.00 1 FINANCE SERVICE, INC. of Sanford 110 South Magnolia Street.................. FA 2-4612 BUY THE FIRST TIRE AT PRICE LISTED B ELO W ... Get the 2nd Tire # FOREST LAKE Academy graduates receiving literary awards for their work on “ The Reflec­ tor,” school newspaper, were Jim Mincsingcr of Apopka, top left anti Donna Whiddcn of Or­ lando top right. Receiving a leadership award and recognition as editor o f tho Academy year hook was Joan Meistcr of Maitland, bottom photo. Awards and diplomas were presented by William Fuchs, principal. (Heralds Photos) MUSIC AWARDS presented in Commencement Exercises Sunday morning at Forest Lnke Academy went to Paula Nolle Walker of Alta­ monte Springs, top, who also received the John Philip Sousa Hand Award anti to James Dale Foxworthy of Bradenton. Making the presenta­ tions was William Fuchs, principal. Longwood Firemen To Sponsor GRAD'S DAY Second 'Miss Flame' Contest N0 TRA D E-'n NEEDED FOR THE AND FOR By Donna Extra nounced plans to sponsor its Tho Longwood Volunteer second annual "Miss Flame Fire Department today an of Seminole County” beauty contest at the Ifnngwtiod Fire­ men's Fourth o f July Fiesta to be held July 24 at Reiter* Field. Carl Lommler, who again Is serving as chairman of the contest, already has requested WASHINGTON (U PI) — the fire departments of San­ Aa June Dairy Month, rolla ford, Lake Mary, Oviedo, in, dairy producta, beef, and North Orlando, Casselberry, • variety o f frulti and vege- Altamonte Springs, Sanford tablea await the wise shopper. Naval Air Station, Florida Beef will be featured thla Forestry Service, Gtndcrvillc weekend at meat market!. and tl»o Wekiwa Volunteers to Round and chuck roaita will each enter two girls by the be moat prominent. There will June 21 entry deadline. Judges for the contest will be some Iamb, mostly legs and chops. There will also be be members of the State Fire­ • little veal. In poultry, broil- men's Association from out of er-fryera continue to be tho county. The winner will receive a top buy. Best vegetable buys include beautiful trophy, suitably en­ artichoke*, asparagus, lettuce, graved, a tiara, a bouquet of green onions, radishes, spin­ roses and will be sponsored ach, rhubarb, leeks, cauliflow­ by Ihc Longwood Department er, repacked tomatoes, endive, at the state "Miss Flame" escarole, squash, miscellane­ contest in Jacksonville in May ous leafy greens, and water- 1965, First and second runn­ ers up will receive engraved areas. Top fruit values will include trophies. Lommler advised that rules lemons, strawberries, winesap apples, mangoes, limes, for the applicants arc: (D must be a Seminole County and avocados. Eggs and dairy producta resident; (2) must be at least 16 years old and not over 20 aontinue to be good buys. The best fish buys will be years by May 1, 1965 and must clams, halibut, lobster, mack­ be single; (3) must participate erel, scallops, swordfish, and in all activity, parade, bath lng auit and formal contest: fillets. (4) must be accompanied by an adult chaperore; ( 5) appli­ cations must be signed bycontestant and parent or guardian; (6) one picture must accompany each application: (7) girls must furnish their By Evelya Lundy own garments and (8 ) an ap­ Graduation exercises for plications must be in by June members of the kindergarten 21. 1964. rlaaa of St. Luke’s Christian Girls meeting qualifications Day School in Slavia will be who would like to enter tins held at It a.m. Thursday. All contest may contact their lo­ parents and friend* are In­ cal fire chief. vited to attend the program. A new Florida law Students to be graduated >'« are Bart Parson, Sharyn that headlights must be dim Ward. Glenda Slayton, Anita med when approaching an­ Beasley, Terri Hilliard, Pam other vehicle from the rear West, Kevin Calvert, Lee within 800 feet, according to Ward, Ronnie Runyon and the Peninsula Motor Club, A AA . l&uaaaU MrCelliitae Round, Chuck Roasts Featured Kindergarten Graduation Set A t Slavia DAD'S DAY. . p r e ^ t o n l ■ n y l o n a i r e IH I G ift Specials WHITEWALLS BLACKWALLS TUBELESS TUBED-TYPE Electric Shavers the most-wanted g ift • • • RONSON “ 300” RONSON “ 200” BUY NOW! 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They were assisted by dis­ trict service officer Larry Cline o f Cocos, department aurgeon E. C. Yarbrough o f Winter Park; John Northey o f Axalea Park, Incoming dis­ trict Junior vice eommender; Mrs. L o ll Howard of Cased* berry, district conductress and past district president Kellie Taylor ef Cocoa. Other guesta were Mrs. Ja Ann Carney, wife o f the dis­ trict eommender; Mrs. May Rogers and Mrs. Susanna Northey o f Asalee Perk Past 4287 end tire. Della Kryder, president of the Caa* selberry American L e g i o n Auxiliary. Offleara Installed for the pest were Hollia Johnson, commander; Boy Bob Dyeert, aanlor vice commander; Mich­ ael Poteranak, Junior vice commander; Ralph Webb, ad­ jutant; deorge Howard, Judge advocate; R o b e r t Hlaeox, quartermaster; William Bog* ar, chaplain; Georg# Huber, aurgeon; Dencll Long, three year trustee; Ralph Tllson, hlitorlan; Jerry Wickliffe, legal officer; William Moore, guard; Frank Hartwlck, o ffi­ cer o f the day and Cllf Over­ man, service officer. Auxiliary officers installed Included Mery Webb, presi­ dent; Vers Chennel, senior vice president; Lois Howard, Junior vice president; Lila Wilaon, conductress; Mildred Johnson, treasurer; Winifred BUI**, chaplain; Helen Palr•on, guard; Betty Hagan, one year trustee; Pat Poteranak, three year trustee and secre­ tary; Margaret Bogar, pa­ triotic instructor; Thelma Cretty, musician end Frieds Dyeert end Jo Lowe, color b ea m s. P u t commander G e o r g e Howard was presented with s VFW ring by the new com­ mander, Hollie Johnson, an behalf of the post. Mrs. Webb presented p u t president Mildred Johnson with • chain guard and num­ eral fo r her pis and a past pruldanta patch for hat. Ths installing officers also wore presented with gifts of appreciation. Refreshments o f sandwiches and punch wars served fo l­ lowing ths Installation by tha ladles o f tha auxiliary. Tables wars decorated with arrange­ ments o f while delphinium and ehryeanthemuma. PTL Elects New Officers By Evvtys Lundy Officers o f tha Parent Teacher League of St. Luke’s Christian Day School In 81avta were elected at the final meeting o f the term held re­ cently In tha school auditor­ ium. Hervlng will ba Ivan Jakubcln, president; Mra. John Dude Jr., vice president; Mra. Johnny Eldrldge, secretary and Mr*. Mary Ann Luca*, treasurer. Following ths elections a program on lift saving was presented with a group of PTL member* demonstrating artificial respiration on tha dummy, ‘ TUsuscl Ann," DEPARTMENT CHAPLAIN Mrs. Clarice Yarborough, left, Saturday night Installed ns officers of the Casselberry VFW Auxiliary, Mary Webb, Pat Poteranak, Lois Howard, Mildred Johnson, Frieda Dysert, and Thelma Crotty, left to right. (Herald Photo) Mr*. Catherine A d e l i n e Bass. SI, of Nolan Hoad, died Tuesday night at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Barn in Poweri Lake, N. D., Sept. 14, 1S12, she and her husband cam e to Sanford from New Smyrna Beach in 1940. They were owner* and operators of Bats Grocery on Sanford Avenue. She was trained a* a lab technician and had worked in tills ca­ pacity. She wai a Methodist. Survivor* are her husband. Cecil Bass of Sanford; two daughter, Mra. Faye Orr of Orlando ami MDa Patricia ila»i of Sanford; two son*. David and Lamar Has* of Sanford; a brother, Leslie IMliton of Minot, N. D.; three sitters, Mrs. R u t h Brummund of Charleston, N. D., Mra. Alice Lucy and Mrs. Ethel Lucy, both of Powers Lake, and three grandchil­ dren. Lutherans To Attend Workshop OFFICERS INSTALLED by VFW Post 10050 o f Casselberry Saturday night included, left to right, Ralph Webb, adjutant; Rob Dysert, acnlor vIco commander; Hollis Johnson, commander; George Howard, judge advocate and Michael Potersnak, Junior vice commander. Steinmeyer Enlarges Plant Facilities Ona o f the Sanford firms which has gone about Its business quietly and without fanfare is tha Steinmeyer Roofing and Sheet Metal, Inc. The proprietor, Leon Steinmeyer, haa recently milled more facilities to w n hie cuetomers and housed some of them In a spanking new office building at 2IS Oak Avenua, From there ha can direct hla 10 fulltime employes and fleet o f five trucks. Tha offira Is modern in every detail and the "Inalda" work la ueually dona by hla wife and Betty Carpenter. Steinmeyer started hi* bullnea shortly after hie dis­ charge from tli* Air Force after World War U. It then was located on the Old Or* Undo Highway and that loca­ tion la being continued, this time a* a storage facility for Ida supplies and equipment. A lifelong resident of Senford, he and hla wife and Ihcir threo children live In Citrus Heights. The children aro Ethel Anne, 10; Leon Jr., 11; and Joyce, the baby at 7. On* veteran employs with the Steinmeyer* started hla sheet metal career back In 1026 and hae been with Stein­ meyer alnce he took over the local concern. Tli* firm services all of Seminole County and the southern portion of Volusia County and apecUlliea in custom Job work on individual orders. It aUo handles a var­ iety of roofing supplies. Florence Frits, formar wornan mayor of Ft. Myers, U the Tha uwellal, or mountain author of "Unknown Florida," beaver, la the lu t survivor of a history o f the Sunihine BUte. » primitive race o f rodeata. Pastors and church musf clans from Use near one hund red Lutheran Churches in American congregations in Florida will attend a Worship Worksliop in Tampa Friday ami Saturday at the Good Shepherd Church, 501 S. Dale Mabry. AUo participating in thU se­ cond annual school will ba members of Altar Guilds who will learn more about care of the chancel of the church and vestments. Session* will open Friday evening and close Sat* urday afternoon. L eid en will Include M n. Emily Remington of Augusta, Ga., and the Rev. Raymond A. Petrea, chairman of the Worship Committee of the Southeastern Synod of the Lu­ theran Church, and pastor at Warner Robbins, Ga. The Rev. Lola G. Colder of Ft. Lauderdale li chairman of the Fieri* la committee. Other members include Mrs. Joseph Huntley of Lakeland. Hugh Alderman of Jackson­ ville A Harold Sanford of Win­ ter Park, and the Rev. Wil­ liam Jensen of Jacksonville. Temple Terroce Re-elects Slate LEON STEINMEYER, operator o f a roofing and sheet metal firm which beam hla name, atnmia at the doorway to his new office build­ ing at 215 Ouk Avenue. (Herald Photo) TEMPLE TERRACE (UPI) — Voter* returned Mayor G e o r g e W. Fee ami the entire City Council to of flee here Tuesday. Fee beat B. D. Samuel by a tns-205 vote margin. Councilman Thomas A. Gerami, W. A. Spamer and Ro­ land !(. Lewi* all won re-elec tion. V|f Mem orial Day Service Conducted By Jana Casselberry Memorial Day was an oc­ casion for honoring tha dead of the nation'i wars with a p a r a d e and a ceremony at th* Memorial Park on Lake Trip­ let Drive in Catselberry. Wreath* war* placed at the base ef the Flag pol* by the commanders o f local veteran* organization*, George Howard of th* VFW Port 10050 and Harold Kryder of American Legion Memorial Post 256. Member* o f the two poets and their auxiliaries took part in addition to Boy Scout Troop 341 o f Casselberry, Girl Scout Troop 010 and the South Seminole Junior High School Band. Ri-v, Helms* Copeland o f th* Casselberry Community Chureh, principal speaker, gave an Inspirational address. Eighth District Commander of th* VFW Jack Carney of Eau Gallle reminded th* group that "th* dead are pail our help but we have an obli­ gation to help the living vet­ erans who will spend th* rest of their live* In Veteran Ad­ ministration Hospitals." He also stressed th* advantages of belonging to a veteran's organisation. Larry Maplesden, American­ ism chairman of Poet 256 wee tha master o f ceremonies. Th* Many Improvement* hav* Invocation and benediction were given by VFW Chaplain been made at the little park since last year’a Memorial Bob Dysert. Day program. Sidewalk* and The band played two num­ cement benchea have been add­ bers in addition to the Star ed as well *■ many plants and Spangled Benner end tha pro­ flower*, all o f which hav# gram wai climaxed by a stir­ been donated by Interested ring rendition of "Tape" by resident*. The park i§ main trumpeters Paul Willett and tained by the American Le­ Jim Fuller. gion Port. WREATHS WERE LAID at the base of tho Flag pole in the Memorial Fark in Cnaselbcrry Saturday afternoon durinjr the Mcmorinl Day observance by Commander George Howard, (left) VFW Post 10050 and Commander Harold Kryder, American Legion Memorial Post 258. Kelseys Host Barbecue For Law Officers Longwood Area C Of C Elects Eight To Board Of Directors By Evelyn Lundy Oviedo Police Chief George Kelsey and Mra. Kelsey were host* recently to some 60 guesU who attend a chicken barbecue held at their home In honor of member* of the Seminole County Sheriffs De­ partment. Other than from the de­ partment, guesta attending In­ cluded Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Pcndarvis, Oviedo Mayor Lee Gary, Mr. and Mra. Theo Aulln Jr., Emmett Kelsey and B. P. McClendon who 1* from the State Prison Ca mp depart­ ment. The party alto honored Mb* Ann Tyner of the department who Is retiring. She received several gifts from Bob Carroll, George Kelsey and mem­ bers of the sheriff* office. V fflfa r fl Im B —Wcd« Juno 3, 61 Page I Freighter Hits U. S. Carrier NORFOLK, Va. (U P I) — Tha aircraft carrier USS Lake Champlain wa* atruck by a 592-foot Norwegian motor vei*•■ Skauvann today In fog­ bound Che»*pe*ke Bay water*, th* Navy reported. There were no reports o f Injuries, but both ship* wera damaged, a Navy spokesman laid here. The same carrier was in­ volved in a collision with tha destroyer USS Decatur on May 6. The Navy said several fire* broke out on the carrier when the ahlp* collided at 3:30 a.m. But they were reported under control 45 minute* la­ ter. The Lake Champlain waa proceeding at 6 knot* from Norfolk to Annapolis, Md„ In dense fog when the collision occurred about 39 mile* aouth of Annapolis ncur Patuxent River. Md. Both ahlp* report­ ed atructural damage. Tha Laka Champlain radioed it had no underwater damage. Hie Skauvann notified tha carrier that, although it auffered damage, it required no aiiirtanc*. The carrier wa* at anchor, awaiting a Coast Guard invcatlgation. Fishermen Find Boy's Body AVON PARK (U P !) —Two fishermen found the body of missing youngster Tuesday night on the shoreline of Laka Tulane near this weat-eentral • Florida town. An autopsy w i i ordered on tha re mam* of Kenny G irrec, T, who vanished May S2 from hi* homa near tha laka. Highlands County Sheriff Broward Coker said there waa no immediate evidence of foul organisation, ths committee By Donna Estea Eight member* were elect­ In charge of formulating the brochure to advertise the city ed to tha board o f dlraetor* reported that materials had o f th* Longwood Area Cham­ been ateemhled and would be ber of Commerce at a special ready to lend to th* printers meeting of tha board bald this week. Monday evening at ths homa Tho eommlttea waa given of John Reams. authority to odlt and order Named wars William K. printed 6,000 copies of th* Bryant, Jamea Hughes, Paul brochure In color. It was Maloney, Ralph lllckok and agreed thet 600 copies be sent pi*y. Olyn Reecey Lowder. Re­ to the World's Fair. The pro­ elected were William Baum- ject haa been a cooperative holser, E. P. Richards and effort of th* City of Longwood and the C of C with the Maurice Rudolph. Uthcr director# who will be­ city donating $200 toward MIAMI (UPI) — Dade Coun­ gin the eecond year ef thalr costa. ty registered its 63rd traffic Serving on the eommlttea two year term are E. E. Anfatality of the year Tuesday xalone, C. It. Johnson, John ere Ream*, Richard* end when tha medical examiner Reams, Bud Scott, Mark Bul­ L. L. Cox. ruled a 52-year-old man's Appointed to serve a* a lock end Don Brown. death waa caused hy a wreck. In other business Mrs. Elea­ nominating committee for new An autopsy was ord ered ; nor Maloney wee tentatively directors were Rudolph and Monday when Donald E. Bullock. appointed as secretary. Msgr. Edward J. Flanagan, Green died at a hospital. Ha A special meeting o f the Following th e business founder of Roy* Town near had been atruck hy a car. entire memberehlp of the meeting, ladles o f the group Omaha, Nobr., Hied In Rerlln, Last year at this time tha Chamber was acheitulrd and served refreshments. Germany, on May 15, 1948. Dade toll alood at 71. planned for June 21 at 8 p.m. at th* Clvie League Building. A meeting o f the directors Z'jj*->V1V S ) « v V * t‘ c +W ■ may be called before June 28 to elect officer* for th* com­ ing year, At tha May meeting o f the 113rd Traffic Death In Dade STAR-SPANGLED SHOPPING GUIDE *-w:d ★ V '» - INAND NtW-JTJ SAVHC3 BOM ★ t*H, for |uM 114.11 SUrtor lln far Uamdj urtrt tain anouf* to to tobll-form1**3 Nf atom* to court u* (tit. Maal lift. Worth 111 at milu- Like every other U. S. Raw. Inga Bund, Ihla new denomi­ nation la an Investment in America's security and your own. On sal* now where you bank or on Payroll Savings where you work. ^ V jWr* a * torn to toil* as sartnft, toll m UllorN S . Swr *no a weeth for S ^ tirfirt tar k o ra , tar rvfuitat irtf ottor wMti'b. ( i m into « (Mr not tt% if IJOO it rutufltj for yau, m u arty (ISO. MM stte In art* 118.76. NORMAN LEACH, Seminole High School student, ia shown receiving a band award dur­ ing a special program last week at the school. Presenting it ia Ernest Cowley, school band­ master. (Hearald Photo) ^ tncranlnatr aarj bt*wH* Ptj**a taan. •a w tt tlj to r * am a lomforUbO. Worth iso at ■ trim a * hr a * B l J i DONELL IlENGE, Seminole High S c h o o l junior, received the Daughters o f American Re­ volution Award at Award* Day from Mra. Vir­ ginia Burney, Seminole teacher. IW i W y a rn t u n H l ) l b d l b w a rt* I 1 M a t o u t u - . tr ★ r. mob tamtna, Vas art foor- inftnf Intirtot, and jaor BOMfo onttoblo o*w roa **«4 K. Worth two « ovHunt* arbi tar OOTr nfb lor tar |T (- 1878. Outak to d * ___ to W C Saweyt le a * a Ym *m t o * m t o m r* TMt erw'l Aim lor pert at am MtUemtnt. la 7N yea cam turn H ta tar a •MM NIL Cot I* 1710. ” Good sUes tar n u m — tar to th w im , son, Ion errert onion*. and otto r to tlto Horn «t*p t u n w tia k trke. 6 w d far ye*. Sella far |7 |0 0 . 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But that's the word. • • • What John Spolikl had to gay about the big time the kids had at Jet Lanes last Saturday was the absolute (upon my honor) truth. We took a buzz out to the lanes last Saturday morning and the folk (thU takes In kids and their parents) were hav­ ing a ball, as John put It. We’ra glad to see the kids taking part In such a great participant sport. Of course, spectator sports are great but bowling can be even greater because anyone can roil that ball. Of course some do It better than othcra but who really cares as long as tlio competition is about Uic •am*. • • • Hats off to David Lee and Bill Schmidt o f the Little Lea­ gue for their plate perform­ ances for the Locomotive En­ gineers. Both have (even home rum (at thin writing) to their credit and lead the loop In that department. Meanwhile, Skipper Scnkarlk has a seven-game win atreak going for him as a Hunt Lincoln • M e r c u r y moundiman. lie's won oil sev­ en games he's hurled this sea­ son. Bight behind him la the Navy’s Scott Harris wllh a record of 5 and 0 and Andy Rufus who is 4 and 0. • • • By the way, wo want to of­ fer a Up of the hat to all the young fcllowa (and girls, too, who captured trophies at the recent Seminole High all aporta banquet. We thought Uie handling of the affair wai topi. Ottla Mooney wai a fine ■pcakcr for the occasion. But Ihe thing that impress­ ed us the most was that there w ai no master of cercmoniea. All those who were to present awards took their seats on the platform and followed live printed program. No long Winded speeches. As each award camo up the presenter arose, picked up Uia trophy from a table near the roatrum, told what the trophy was for and announced Die Winner's name. The winner came forward, had hia photo made accepting tho award, and went back to his scat. So did the presenter. Wo’ vo never seen a* many trophies awarded in so short a period of time in a more appropriate manner, • • • Judge Vernon Mize and hia committee of asaoclatea who piloted the organization of the University of Florida alumni chapter during meeting last week says ho wa« highly elat­ ed over the outcome o f the af­ fair . A good turnout of in­ terested alumni assures the group that there'll be an ac­ tive Gator booster group in Uils area. And that's good I By tho way, Mize's asso­ ciate* wero Andy Bracken, Dr. Bill nape, Bob B cnerer, Randall Chaae, Dan Wright, Bob Crumley, Rev. John Hirca and George Means. These fellows did a splendid Job. • • • Elsewhere on today's (porta page is the story about Dr. Epps defeating Dr. Epps. "B illy" won the match. A rumor floating around Sanford'a golfing circles today is Uiat till* was the first time that "B illy" ever defeated brother "D ub." Is that right, Doc 7 We’ll take an answer front either! • • • In a recent South Seminole farm league affair, the Bear Lake Plratea — aponsored by the Forest City Business­ men's Association — defeated the Altamonte Twins farm team by a score of 13 to 11 when John Hubei clouted ■ home run with Bobby Oorea on base to break up an 11-11 deadlock. The blast cam* In the final frame. Curt Davla and Barry Newton each col­ lected tour hits and Roddy Hall earn# up with aome out­ standing playa at second base. By Curt Block UPI Sports Writer Dean Chnnce doesn't «eem to be able to keep hia name out o f the headlines, one way or anothr. A few years ago Bo Belin­ sky took Chance under hia wing and tho two were in­ volved in an after baseball hours Incident in Hollywood. Last year A l Lopes wanted the 22-year-old hurler to sub­ mit to * saliva test on the mound. And )n«t week the Angele management held an unprecedented preaa confer­ ence to "cla rify " a contract dtaputa with Chance. But Tuesday night's formanee at Chaves Ravine in which the lanky righthand­ er fanned IS Red Sox, a club record, and allowed just two singles In a 1-0 Los Angeles win, may have Angel officials reaching for a new contracL Chance declared laat week that he would give the Angele " flfl,000 worth o f pitching and no more." A shutout of tho Yankees 10 days ago and Tueiday night’s mnatcrplece may approximate that figure now and you have to wonder what a $25,000 pact would bring. Tho 15 atrlkeouta are tops fo. the majors this season, nnd gave Chance hie fourth win against two losses. Bos­ ton's first hit came in the sixth inning when Dick Stu­ art atroked a aingle. The Angele1 lone run wax n fourth-inning product when loeer Jack Lamabe walked Joe Koppc, Billy Moran sin­ gled and Koppe scored on I<ee Thomas’ Toxas League dou­ ble. Elsewhere In the American League: Baltimore ahut out Kansas City, 4-0; Cleveland nipped Chicago, 0-2; Mlnneaota toppled the Yankee*, 0-2; nnd Washington and Detroit were rained out. Pirates Post 3 To 1 Win Over San Francisco The second annual Inner Circle Horse Show, one of the major riding events in the Central Florida area, will be held Saturday at the Rldc-AWhile Stables on Wait First Street. Proceeds from this year's show wlU go to the United S t a t e s Olympic Jumping Team which will participate In Tokyo this October. Tho U. S. team is entirely supported by public donations. The show gets underway at 9 a.m. with Equitation ciss i­ es for riders from Seminole County. At this time specta­ tors wit] see riders race against the clock in the dovcrlcaf, keyhole, turning contests, ribbon races where two riders with a ribbon between ride a designated them A 35-POUND AMIIERJACK won hauled in by Joe Alexander (left) and Robert Gonzalez nbout 20 miles off tho coast o f New Smyrna Hcach. Tho two men, alonR with Robert Harvey and Sidney Vlhlen Jr., all o f Sanford, fished from and 18-foot inboard-outboard, Tho party also landed 25 king mackerel plus several other catches. (Herald Photo) American Legion Baseballers Schedule Nine Home Games Sanford baseball fans will have 10 nights of hometown baseball, one of them a doubleheadcr, In which to enjoy their favorite sport pliyed by some of their favorite gloveand-bit loda in the echedule act up by the American l e ­ gion ieaguea. The local diamond-dusteci coached by Frank Tliomai, Glenn Price and E. B. Kuy­ kendall are in the Sixth dis­ trict. Their opponents are Poat 242-Orlando, Eustla, Cassel­ berry, Post 10—Orlando. The south Seminole club is a new one In the circuit this year CHICAGO (UPI) — Ancient and promise* to be a real con­ Lew Burdette, 3S, Joined the tender. Chicago Cuba today, hoping for a role as a starting pitch­ er, and head Coach Bob Ken­ nedy said he’d grant the wlah s i soon a* possible. The Cuba shuttled Glen Hob­ ble, a seven year major lea­ gue veteran at the age of 28, W L P c i OB off to St. I/nils Tuesday to 29 15 .650 Baltimore obtain Burdette, and both hurChicago 34 13 M i m lers will wear their new uni­ Cleveland 23 18 .590 3V4 form ! today. Mlnneiota 26 19 .578 314 “ They were auppoecd to telt New York 21 13 .538 5V4 ua after the game," Burdette Boaton 22 22 .500 7 aald, "but 1 aaw Hobble in the 18 34 .429 10 Detroit outfield before the game and Wash. 11 29 .396 12 he told me about the trade, l x » Ang. 17 30 .362 1314 oo neither o f us hsd to dress." Kansas City 13 28 .349 1314 Hobble wore the Cubs uni­ Tuesday'* Reaulta form, but isw no action, dur­ Cleveland 3 Chicago 3 ing Chicago’s 5-1 win over Wash, at Detroit, ppd., rain the Cardinals, but Burdette, MinnMot* g New York I who has been In the major Baltimore 4 Kan. City 0 leagues for IS seasons, watched Los Angeles 1 Boston 0 (be match from the press bos. Thursday's Gams* New York at Minnesota Baltimore at Kan. City (N ) Chicago at Cleveland (N ) Only games scheduled Reiulla Tuesday Elks IT L ike Mary 1 Lake Mary 10 0 0 - 1 I I Elks 3(11)3 s —IT 13 3 W l'—Gary Maples (6-1), L P R dsK s Tuesday Charlle Lytle (4-5) Fla. Mate Bank T Wilson CPO 10 Civile* t M ekr 4 CPO 602 101 0 -1 0 a 1 Wilson Maler 000 030 1 - 4 10 2 Civitan 100 000 O - 3 11 3 Fla. State 302 020 x—T 10 l WP—Mike StubblM (1 4 ), LP WP—Robert Murrle (T4), LP Tammy Hickson (0-4) —Don M auls (S4) STANDINGS HR - Art NaUlinl, Wilson Team W L Maier, second of the year Shrine 3 0 K otos 34 1)80 T Rotary 4 1 Robbs 8T4 033-24 23 0 CPO 3 3 USO 304 1 0 0 - T 12 4 Elks « ..■ » * « « « .,» « ,..« .. 3 3 WP—Earl Evan* (4-3), LP— Kiwanls 1 4 Jack Oliver (0-3) Lake Mary ......................1 4 I1R—Simon, Robbs, first of Civitan 1 3 tbs year Gama Wednesday Swann, Robb*, second of No game* scheduled the year Game Thursday STANDINGS Rotary at Shrina 4:30 W L Team Lake Mary at Kiwanls T:30 Kingswood ................ . . . 3 0 At Memorial Stadium Robbs ................... . 0 Fla. Stats Bank . . . . . . . 1 I TO RUN 330 1 Longwood .................. 1 FRESNO, CaUf. (U P l)-B o b McRaney .................. Hayes of Florida ASM will run Wlbon Maier ........... . . . 1 1 8 the 230-yard dash In the oe- C k-fy ....................... cood annual National Colle­ USO .......................... 2 December 3Mh was estab­ giate Athletic Aseoclstioa'* G u m s Wednesday lished a* the date for Christ­ college division track champ­ Loagwood at McRaney T:30 ina* by order of Bishop lib - ionships at Fresno State nest Kingswood at Chase 1:43 V ita* o f R oom to 334 A. D. At FL Mellon Park , weekend. Kennedy States Ancient Lew To Start For Cubs American League Junior League -fen's League The Sanford Campbcll-Loiiing Post No. S3 is sponsoring the localities. Many of last year's aggregation aro bock in the hustle for positions on the club, and the coachee are greatly encouraged by the caliber of play and the appar­ ent desire to "g o all tho way" In the climb up the ladder to tho national championship. Two of the candidates will be "veterans" who aro returning from college sessions. Larry Pivec has been attend­ ing University of Florida and Red Jansen will report Into tho training camp from St. Ambrose, Davenport, la. The former was a hard awlnglng outfielder in the 1963 roster, and Jansen handled the chores around first base. Other candidates are report­ ing from Seminole high School, and tho neighboring Oviedo and Lyman high schools. Thomas said that the win­ ner of the Sixth Dlst. competi­ tion will go to the stxte final* at West Palm Beach on Aug. 2. The champion of this flight travels to Staunton, Va., with the hope of moving Into the Little World Series at Little Rock, Ark. To get into shape quickly and provide some real compe­ tition, the Camphcll-Lotilng club It lined up in a league wllh Drl^nd, Ocala and New Smyrna Beach. There will be a trophy awarded for this first place cluh, according to Thomas, signifying Its cham­ pionship In the Mid-Florida American Legion League. Lake Mary Will Enter Team In SS Men's Loop Lake Mary will have a team In the Men's Softball League which is being planned by South Seminole Little League officials, according to an an­ nouncement today. The loop will begin play this summer when official Little League and Senior League play Is completed. Tire unofficial opening day hai been set for July 15 and players must be at least 21 years of age. Players interested In trying out for positions on tiic Lake Mary entry are requested to contact Charles Smith at 3221( 01. Another league is being planned for young men be­ tween the ages of 10 and 19 who are not eligible for Amer­ ican Loglon baseball. Lake Mary la dated to rater a team In this loop also and those In­ terested should also contact Smith. Mayfair Contest One Tourney An Epps Had To Win Dr. Epps defeated Dr. Epps In the finals of the Mayfair Men's Golf Association tourna­ ment at the Mayfair Country Club. It was brother against bro­ ther In a closely fought 30hole final mstrh with Dr. John (Billy) Epps finally win­ ning over Dr. A. W. (Dub) Epps Jr., on the 33th hole. Finalists In all flights were decided but consolation flight winners aro yet to be deter­ mined. Championship flight— Dr. John Epps defeated Dr. A. W. Epps Jr., 2-L First Flight— R. Pearson defeated G. Clemens, 1-up; second flight— 11. Cushing de­ feated R. Sltnas, 1-up; third flight— A. Carraway beat J. Palmer, 2 up; fourth flight— A. DePrance won from B. Hut­ chison, 2-up; fifth flight— M. Cleveland won from P. Dun­ can, 1-up on the 19th hole; sixth flight— D. Farrcns de­ feated II. Jcrnlgan, 1-up; se­ venth flight— Dr. C. Park W L Pet. GB best T. Mcro, 7 4 ; eighth flight— F. D. Scott defeated 26 IS .634 Phila. 26 18 .591 m D. Wright, 4-3; ninth fllg h tSan Fran. St. Louli 23 21 .543 314 D. Richards defeated D. Ethel, 2-1. Pittsburgh 24 21 .533 4 22 21 .512 3 Cincinnati Milwaukee 23 22 .511 5 20 22 .476 614 Chicago Los Ang. 21 21 .407 7 21 27 .428 7V4 Houston IS 32 .310 14 New York Tuesday'* Reaulta Chicago 5 St. Louts 2 RecttHa Tuesday night New York T Houston 4 Sunli nd 2, Bear Lake 1 Cincinnati T Milwaukee S STANDINGS Pittsburgh 3 San Fran 1 Sunland ............................ I 0 Philadelphia 4 Los Ang 3 North Orlando ................ 1 0 Thursday's Games Bear Lake ....................... 1 1 St. Louis at Chicago Altamonte Twin* ........... 1 1 Houston st New York Casselberry ..................... 0 0 Cincinnati at Milwaukee Altamonte Senators . . . . 0 0 Sea Fran at Pittsburgh (N ) Lake Mary ..................... 0 1 Los A ngela at Phila. (N ) Longwood ........................ 0 2 Game Tonight Altamonte Senators -vs- North Orlando, a p.m. Only game scheduled Resells Tuesday Night (H ondo 1, St. Pete 0 Ft. Lauderdale g, Lakeland 3 The U. S. Federal Commu­ nications Commission h a s Sarasota 0, Daytona I M iaul 3, Tampa 2 authority over radio stations. National League South Seminole Little League Florida Stale course, pick up and flag race*. Following a buffet luncheon to be served at the show grounds, the mnln events will get underway. During the afternoon performances horse­ men will be showing In quali­ fying cla n e t which k ad to the championship events to be held during the evening per­ formance which begins at 7 p.m. Principal event a will In­ clude the team division in which three riders from var­ ious stables throughout the area will compete in a hunt­ er class over Jumps on the outside course; hunt teams, where they must walk, trot, canter and hand gallop In the ring side by aide; and the pruissance Jumping claw —in event always included in In­ ternational competition. In last year's event jumps reach­ ed Uw height of 4-feet, J-inchcs with ilx-foot spread!, In Europe one of the major Jumping d aises Is the aix-bar event. This is one of the moat difficult. There are six fence* one stride apart and each jump la three inches higher than the last. This event will bo one of the highlight! of this year's show. In fact, U la believed to be the first time it has been included in a Florida show. It Is rarely In­ cluded In other shows held around the country. Another division which will have strong competition is the western. Rider* In Ihla por­ tion of the show will be enter­ ing such classes as western pleasure, Judged on a horse’s appearance, m a n n e r s and movements. Tho trail d iaa will be Judged on thi manner of the horses while perform­ ing varied events. The weitc m obedience d a w la judged on manners, promptneaa and ability to do anything the Judges may require. Junior riders wilt be able to compete In equitation or riding ability daises. There will be three equitation dtvlatons for riders under IS. A barbeque will be served at 3 p.m. and the final per­ formance begins at 7 p.m. Over 1,000 spectators witness­ ed list year's show and near­ ly 200 horses competed for the silver trophies and rib­ bons. A number of challenge trophies will be awarded. Many Sanford end Seminole County businessmen have do­ nated the prises and are spon­ soring d aises In the events. The show grounds are lo­ cated four mike west of San­ ford in the Intersection of 14 and SR 44. South Seminole Senior League Reanlta Tuesday Night Bear 3, Longwood 0 STANDINGS W L Team Casselberry .................,. 7 2 Altamonte Springs . . . . . 6 2 Longwood ................... .. 3 4 Sunland ..................... .,. 4 4 Bear Lake *.*.«..*•*.< . 4 6 North Orlando ............ I 8 Game* Vselghi Altamonte -vi- Sunland, • p.m. Only game scheduled Little American SUZANNE MALCOM and Carter Le« Noel will appear in the second annual Inner-Circle Horse Show to be held Saturday at the Ridc-A-While Stable* on West First Street. Suzanne (left) will perform on Golden Image while Carter Lee will ride Nocomotion. Both are jumpers. Elk Team Racks Up Win Over Lake Mary Nine; Hunt Loses Members of the Elks nine tblnx picked up the hill dcci of the City Recreation Depart­ 'skm . The Clvilans binged out ment's Junior Boys League 11 hits but left nine ducks on ought to be farced to get union the pond. Phtl Bailey, Tommy cards by the way they plast­ Htckjon and J. W. Williami ered Lake Mary m s four-inn­ all had two hits in a lasing ing contest Tuesday afternoon. cause. The Elks rolled to ■ 17 to 1 First Federal, the club then decision before the contest enapped liunt'i 40-plus game was caikd. winning streak, proved it Gary Maples became the wasn’t an accident. They edg loop’s top hurler when he ed the Comets again Tuesday, posted hia sixth win. He has 3 to 2. The loss left Hunt only suffered one setback. He held a half game ahead of the Lake Mary to one hit while Locomotive Engineers. Hunt hia mates, Chris Aker* with and the Engineers crash head three hits and Billy Miller on Thursday afternoon in a with two paced the Elks' contest that will have consid­ charge. Akers, Miller, Don erable bearing on the Little Nicholas and Ken Goshorn all National's loop standings. clouted triples for the Elks. David Wiggins hurled great Tuesday night CPO scored ball for the Savlngsmen and ■lx runs in the first inning stopped a last Inning Hunt and coasted to a 10 to 2 win rally one run short of knotting over Civitan. Dick Mamele the count. and Larry Williams each had Sanford Atlantic, fighting to two hits for CPO. Mike Stubevade the Little American League's cellar, upended Per­ fection Tuesday afternoon, 8 to 4. Jeff Ward was credited with the win. The Bankers came up wilh tome timely hilling by Mike Rudd and Freese, each collecting two blngles. In the Men’ s League, Flor­ ida State's Bankers beat WllNEW YORK (UPI) — Sam eon Maier 7 to 4. Robert Mur­ Snead, seeking to qualify for rle turned in a beat mound hia 24th U. S, Open and a performance and was backed chance to capture the Open ti­ up by three Jim Wcsslund hits, tle tor the first time, will be some alee fielding and a good among 473 amateur and pro­ oversll game. fessional golfers who tee off Robb's Construction, tied at 13 sites next Monday and with Kingswood tor first place, Tuesday in sectional qualify­ put on a missive, hitting ex­ ing rounds. hibition— 25 In all— to de­ Snead heads the field at De­ molish the USO, 24 to 7. Jim troit, where other touring pro* Kuykendall had five hlta for including former Open chama perfect night for Robb's. pioin Tommy Bolt and one­ Simon and Swann posted round time PGA tltllils Bob Roetrippers. burg, Jim Farrier and Jerry Barber will be vying for the 129 berths for the tournament Remember at the Congressional Country Club, Washington, D. C., June those 13-20. Twenty-on* other players are exempt from all qualifying play Including defending cham­ pion Julius Boros and former whmeri Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaua. Snead Will Try Again To Grab First U S. Open Little National Reenlts Tuesday First Federal 3 Boat LtecotoMercery I Hunt Ltn-Mer 000 003-3 2 First Federal 300 OOx—3 g WP—David Wiggins (3-3), LP - E d Hitchcock (4 4 ) STANDING* Team W L Hunt Lincoln-Mercury 13 4 Locomotive Engra. . . . 12 4 Chaae 8 T First Federal *■••«««•• T 10 Standard OU ................ 8 18 Gam* Wednesday Standard Oil at Chase 4:30 Gam* Thursday Locomotive Engra. at Hunt 4:30 Reanlta Tuesday Sanford At tic • Perfection 4 Atlantic 211 040-4 7 3 Perfection 101 020-4 3 4 W P -J c ff Ward (3-3), LP Skip Dalton (1 4 ) STANDINGS Team W L Navy 14 3 Florida State Bank . . . 8 • George's ....................... I • Perfection Dairy ....... T 10 Sanford Atlantic ....... 3 12 Game Wednesday Navy at Florida State (4:30 Bay Avenue Park) (GamM at FL Mellon Park) SPECIA LS EVERY D A Y! By Fred Down UPI Sport* Writer What ■ difference » yea# makcsl One year ago Dennis Ben­ nett was sweating it out on the disabled list and Roa Terranoakl was busy compil­ ing one of the finest relief pitching campaigns in Nut’onat League history. Today Bennett Is one o f the most Important reasons why the Philadelphia Phillies have opened a lH -gam o lead in the NL and Perranoaki Is suf­ fering along with hi* Lon Angeles Dodger teammates seven full games behind the lenders in eighth place. A 6-foot, 3-Inch, 24-year lefthander, Bennett chalked up hia seventh victory of the ■eaion Tuesday night when the Phillies shaded the Dodg­ ers, 4-3, on a acventh-lnning run which acored whan Per­ ranoaki walked Wes Coving­ ton with the bases filled. rerranoikl, whose 16-3 rec­ ord last season made him one of the moat valuable o f the world champion Dodgers, re­ placed Jim Brewer with the ■cor* 3-3 and runner* on ieo* ond nnd third. He intention­ ally walked Johnny Calliion to fill the b**e* and then walked Covington to fore* in Cookie Rojas with the win­ ning run. Ed Roebuck retired hi* fo r ­ mer Dodger teammates in order in the ninth to record hi* alxth »av# o f the aeaion. Tho Pittsburgh Pirate* beat the San Francisco Giant*, 3-1, the Cincinnati Reds downed the Milwaukee Brave*, 7-5, the Chicago Cubs defeated the St. Louis Cardinals, 6-2, and the New York Meta tup­ ped the Houston Colts, 7-4, in other National League games. BRUNING P A IN T S GIVE YOUR HOME THE BRIGHT LOOK Ph. 322-8641 Factory P a int O u t l e t 2617 8 . French W h y N ot Enjoy A n A irConditioned Car This Summer? Cool Comfort AU Summer Long I *265“ INSTALLED Price Doee Not Include Bales Taa. W E SERVICE & R E P A IR A L L A U T O A IR CON DITIONERS “ Your Friendly Ford Dealer** ON 100 BRANDS FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — t A. M. • 8:15 P. M. 118 B. 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Fleming In abides . ranging from the m oit deli­ cate paiteli to vivid red hue*. Mra. Roy Mann and Mra. Clarence Powell a u lited in receiving the gucata at the door. The table waa overlaid with a aheer white heirloom cut work cloth edged In hand­ made lace. Two antique white figurelnea featuring double cuplda holding urni, were filled with delicate pink ros­ es, tastefully arranged. An­ tique candelabra with pink candles graced the buffet on cither side of the silver cof­ fee service. Silver trays and compotes contained a variety o f dainty tea sandwiches, beautifully decorated candles, miniature cakca and nuts. Refreshing fruit p u n c h , served from an antique silver bowl, floated a ring mold with • nosegay of sweetheart roses centering a frilly lace outline. The vivacious Miss Ivey was lovely In a pastel green check sheath under a sheer white organic overdress fea­ turing orchid embroldcicd flowers on the low cut bodice. Sha wore the lovely rose cor­ sage. presented to her by the hostesses, at her waistline Mrs. John Ivey, mother of the honorcc, and Mrs. Edwin Lindsey, her fiance's mother, also received rose corsages from the hostesses. Co-hostesses for the delight­ ful tea were Mrs. W. G. Flem­ ing, Mrs. G. A. Speer and Mrs, Harry Woodruff assisted by Sirs. Ed Shlnholser, Mrs. Frank Woodruff 3rd, Mrs. Clyde Hurt, Mrs. Russell The lovely home o f Mrs. recently, honoring tha Misses John Angel and Mra. Frank I The reception area waa Arthur Beckwith Jr. on West Ann Mahsn, Joy Duggar and Woodruff 3rd assisted Mrs. adorned with beautiful flora! Beckwith asco-hostesses and arrangements. Mrs. Frank 2<rth Street was the accnc of Jill West. Pearson and Mrs. Roy Wil I Woodruff, 3rd created a uni­ Marguerite Dotson. Mrs. in receiving and pouring. Otto Garrett, son of Mr. an elaborate graduation tea Hams. que arrangement of white and and M n . J. M. Garrett, was Pouring were Mrs, Harry dark red snapdragons with a recent honor guest of a Tookc, Mrs, Dale Scott, Mrs. , I aspidistra and d a r k red graduation barbecue dinner Earl Higginbotham and 3Irs. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ? grapes. The hostesses presented the Robert W. Llppincott. W. A. Adams. honored w i t h graduation The guests thoroughly en­ charms wrapped In minature joyed the delicious barbecue diplomas and attached to an chicken, potato aalad, baked arrangement of red carna­ beans, pickles, chips. Cokes, tions. The honored also remarshmallows a n d devil's c e i v e d carnation corsages food cake. from the hostesses. Highlight of the evening The serving table waa over­ was taping records on the laid with an exquisite cut tape recorder. work cloth centered with a Enjoying the delightful out­ magnolia arrangement. Fruit ing were Don Brumbaugh, punch was served from a sil­ Jimmy Morris, David Morns, ver bowl and silver candel­ Ricky Harris, Tommy King abra with white taper* and and Jack Bridges. gardenias graced the buffet. Also the Misses Laura Jo Sandwiches, individual cakes, Garrett, C i n d y Lipplncott, nuts and candies were offer­ Robin Lipplncott, Marcia Lip­ ed from silver service. plncott, Mr. and Mrs, Garrett Floating hostesses w a r t and Mr. and Mrs. Lipplncott Misses Debbie Taylor and Jackie Angel. Approximately 73 guests called during the appointed lea hours. Graduation Party Given In Honor Of Carole Thomas MISS KAV IVEY, center, wun honored with nn chdwrato bridal tea re­ cently nt the lovely Elliott Avenue home o f Mm. Hnrry Woodruff. With Minn Ivey are Mm. Edwin Lindsey, her fiance’s mother, and on the right, her mother, Mrs. John Ivey. Lake M a ry Club Installs Officers “ Hands are to servo" was the recurring thought ss Mrs. Ralph Austin 8 mlth installed the new slate of officers o f the Lake Mary Woman's Club at a luncheon held Thuraday at the Mayfair Inn. When Mrs. J. O. Gregory took the gsvel as the new president, the speaker advised, “ A smile begets more thin a frown," and to the members she stressed that words of encouragement •'give a lift as she k id * ." Ilandi and the myriad waya In which they serve waa brought out by Mrs, Smith as she Inducted Mra. Richard Martin, corresponding score, tary; Mra. Curtis Greene, treasurer, and Mr*. John Noel as recording secretary. Elaborating on the theme, the speaker pointed out that hands Indicate what personal­ ities ere, what a person is— hands communicate and bless; hands show grief, Joy, love and pay homage. Hands serve. Mrs. Gregory then present­ ed Mrs. Frank Evans, the re­ tiring president, with a Wom­ an's Club past president's pin to show the membership's gratitude for her outstanding leadership. During Uie business meet­ ing, conducted by Mrs. Evans, a contribution was made to the Camp Challenge building fund which is sponsored by the Crippled Children's Asso­ ciation and supported by tho Easter Seal Fund. Mra. Hugh Tillk, the educa­ tional chairman, announced that the library project will be tabled due to lack of com ­ munity Interest and support. The club now haa plant to es­ tablish a library for its mem­ bers and tbelr families when apace can be provided. New members, Mrs, Wateon Reel, Mra. Dale Duck­ worth and Mra. W i l l i a m Wada, were Introduced. Mrs. Olan Boutwell an­ Lovely Tea Honors Three Graduates nounced plans for a family picnic at Ponce de Leon Springi to bo held July 11. Mrs, Doulwell, the program chairman, provided an enter­ taining and Instructive pro­ gram on Interior decorating. Slides from Pittsburgh Glass Company revealed how lo de­ velop color harmony within Ilia home. Mrs. Gregory and Mrs. Noel assisted. A lovely arrangement of permanent flowers was pre­ sented to Mrs. Smith for her Interest and support of the club during the past two years. Mr*. Benjamin E. Wiggins was hostess to a recent chat­ ter party honoring Miss Car­ ole Thomas, Seminole High graduate of the '04 class. The class colors of red and white were carried out in the decorating scheme. Red and whilo whistles hanging on a driftwood branch were prearnted to the guests as fa­ vors. Miss Barbara Thomas, Miss Bettie Wiggins a n d M n. Thomas, mother of the bannrcc, assisted in serving the refreshments of chips, dips and Cokes, Attending were N o r m a Whittern, Gwen Champion, Paula Brooks, Glenda Albert, Janet Johnson, Joy Duggar and Sandy Slayton. Enterprise MRS. ARTHUR BECKWITH JR. wus co-hostess nt her gracious home to n recent graduation ten. With Mrs. Beckwith from the left are the honorecs, the Misses Ann Muhnn, Joy Duggur and Jill West. Miss Sheala Best Is Honor Guest O f A Bridal Shower Miss Sheala Best, bride, elect of Alan Albers, was hon­ or guest of a recent bridal shower with Mrs. Edwin Ken­ nedy, Mrs. Rodney Milner and Mrs. Herbert Pedrfck serving ai hostesses. Sanford H D Club Will H ave Picnic This Thursday MHS. J. O. GREGORY, left, wus recently installed as president o f the Luke Mary Woman's Club nt a luncheon at the Mayfair Inn. Mrs, Frank JCvatiH, center, is the retiring president, and Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith, right, served as installing officer, Bahia First Lady Will Entertain Shriners Wives Mrs. Harold Kaslner, First Lady of Ilahla, has announced Ihli Thursday, June 4, tho I>cMolaya will aerve a chicken dinner at the Dahla Temple In Orlando at 0 p.m. Following the dinner, the Shrlncr* will convene upstair* for their regular slated meet­ ing. Mrs, Kaslner will conduct free games downstairs for all the ladies and free gifts will be presented. AH Raida ladles are urged to attend with their husbands for a most entertaining even­ ing. TRUCKLOAD SALE OF Airs. R. W. Ruprecht Hostess To Sallie Harrison Chapter Hie final meeting o f the season o f the Swills Harrison Chapter of the National So­ ciety Daughters of the Amer­ ican Revolution was held at the home or Mrs. R. W. Ru­ precht, ISIS Palmetto Avenue. S e r v i n g as co-hostciico were M lu Uarbara lluprccht, Mias Emma Raker, Mra. W. A. Canaday, Mrs. M. J, Dram and Mrs, F. E. Boll. Mr*. L. C. Wlldncr, regent, opened the meeting with the ritual, American Creed ond pledge to the flag, and sing­ ing o f tho "Star Spangkd Runner" and "Suwannee." Mra. C. E. Rutter, chair­ man o f Amorlcanlam and Na­ tional Defense, gavo an in­ teresting talk. Annual report* were given, and Mrs. WUdner, retiring re- Repossessed Vacuum Cleaners gent, thanked the members for the assistance they had given her. Report was made from the nominating committee and election of officers was unan­ imously made with Installa­ tion by the chaplain, Mrs. J. II. Itsy. Installed were Mrs. It. E. True, regent; Mr*. F. E. Roumillat, vice regent; M n , Edmund Mclich, chap­ lain; Mra. L. C. Wlldncr, re­ cording secretary; Mra. C. E. Duller, corresponding secre­ tary; Mra. A. R. Key, treas­ urer; Mrs, J. B, Ray, regis­ trar; Mra. W. E. Baker, his. torian, and Mrs. J. St. Clair White, librarian. American music waa the subject for the afternoon and Mrs. F. E. Roumillat, music chairman, gavo an interesting program. The hostesses served re­ freshments at the close of the meeting to Mrs. Howard Brewer, Mre. Butler, Mrs. P. P. Campbell, Mra. E. M. Hoke, Mra. Key, Mr*. A. W. Lee, Mra. R1. M. Mason, Mra. Ray, Mra. Roumillat, Mra. Trtie, Mrs. Wlldner and Mr*. Raymond Smith. Tho Sanford Home Demon­ stration Club will assemble at the Marins Isle Home o f Mrs. Henry A. Russell this Thurs­ day, June 4, at 10 a.m. for a picnic. Guests are requested lo bring their own table service. Hostesses are Mrs. John Senkarlk, Mra. John Clark and Mra. L. E, Lceper. Tha Russell home on Ma­ rina la approximately five miles east of Sanford on Route No. 40. Wekiwa Lodge Ladies Auxiliary MISS S I I E R L E N E Shcpnrd was gradu­ ated Monday, Mny 11, from Floridn Southern College, Lakeland with n bachelor o f science degree in business edu­ cation. Sho served ns membership chairman and secretary of Phi Mu social sorority and was u member of Stu­ dent Florida Education Association nnd Wom­ en's Student Govern­ ment Association. Her purents are Mr. and Mrs. John Shepard, 2209 Oak Avenue. Miss Shepard is n I960 graduate o f Seminole High School where she was editor o f tho year book her senior year. borough, Herbert Pedrick, Edgar Vale, A. Adams, Jim Naylor, A. P. Hahn, Greta Champion, Russell McKenzie and"Ralph Peters, Also Alan Albers, Mike Pil­ lion, Charles Best, Walt Nut­ ting, Brian Short, Gary Games and contests were Brown, Charlie Yarborough, held and the gifts were pre­ Eddie Lachtara and Mr. and sented to the honoree in wash Mrs. Shcaly Best. tubs. Refreshments of p u n c h , K IN G ’S cake and mints were served I1EAUTY SALON to the Misses Nyleene Albers, Over Roumillal'a Drug Cindy Kennedy, Donna Pe— Special — ters, Sheri White, Chris Mit­ $10 Cold Wav* chell, Holly Haig, Lynn Ilalg, Complete Permanent 1 5 .0 0 Laurie Flliion, Marilyn Von Herbulls, Jean Lytic, Bcttlna Vale, Polly Pedrlck, Janice Hahn, Betty Michaels, Debbie Poole and Rena McKenzie. AUo the Muim . C. W. Yar­ Haircut Shampoo & Set $1.00 $1.50 No Appointment Nee. Open Even By AppL Ph. 312-9658 LAST MINUTE GIFTS FOR THE GRADUATE See Our W ide Selection dim e£ A Fashions 2526 PARK DR. Question: What makes T. G. Lee products so different? Answer: QUALITY! T o Meet Tonight Mrs. Ann Trued has an­ nounced that the Ladies Aux­ iliary of Wekiwa Lodge 870 will meet Wednesday at the Oddfellows Hall on Magnolia Avenue at 7:30 p.m. Routine business will be discussed and all members are urged to attend the meet­ ing. Personals Mr. and Mra. Fred Harris, who celebrated their wedding anniversary Thuraday were entertained Sunday with a dinner by Mr. and Mra. Rich­ ard Harris o f Winter Park. GIFTS — GALORE FOR GRADUATES AND JUNE DRIDES Osteen Personals Mias Diane Jones spent tha weekend In Winter Garden visiting Rev. and Mrs. Tram­ mel Kilpatrick. While there ■ha attended the Baptist ramp at Rock Springs. Mrs. Eva Williams and Mrs. Clarence Snyder spent the weekend In New Smyrna Beach, tha guest of Mra. Ma­ ri* Norman. Flemings (iifls • Cards • Itooks 210 E. First St. It'a no aeercL We couldn't hid* It if we wanted to. The tingle Ingredient In all T. G. Lee Dairy producta that makaa them eland out la quality. Quality that atnrta at the farm and continues to your table; constant, controlled quality. You’ll recognlae it In alt T. G. Lee prndueta. Try them, and aee for youraelf. Taste the difference . . . the big difference . . . that quality makes I NOTICE There's no need of a long atatement when our message la brief. 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COURTESY... SELECTION UNLIMITED... Wed. June 3, *64— Page 9 mm pn r Rhodes-Wainright Wedding Plans J LrL Announced « > J ■ L U I RIBBON QUALITY N A T U R A L L Y AOEO FYNE-SPRED SOLID l i m i t 2 l b s w it h s . og o r m o r b o r d e r ouo dJU U aaQ , BONELESS R O L L E D Ckudc ROAST. 69< LB PKQ 18 B LU E R IB B O N Q U A L IT Y RIBSTEAK ..75* RIBROAST “69t BEEFSTEW ..5* SHL'DRSTEAK79. man ; LARGESHRIMP MISS nilODES Bjr Evelyn Lundy Mr. and Mr*. Gene Ithodes o f Wingo, Ky., anounce the engagement of their daugh­ ter, Palsy Eugenia, to Bcnnc Griffin Walnright Jr. of Ovie­ do, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Walnright. Miss Rhodes was bom in llahira, Ga., and attended school at Cuba High in Cuba, Ky. She Is presently a fresnman at Murray Slate College in Murroy, Ky. Mr. Walnright a t t e n d e d schools in Oviedo and was graduated with the class of 11)60. While in school, Bonn** was active in athletics, glee club and was a member of the student council. He is at present a senior at Murray Stale College. The wedding will be an event of June 21 at 2:30 p.m. at Cuba Church of Christ, Cuba, Ky. 2460 PARK AVR PRICES GOOD THRU THE WEEKEND QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED BO N ELE SS-G RO U N D OR PIECES LB CAN ^ l3 * I* ]» 1 2 79 B L U E R IB B O N Q U A R T E R SLICED PORK LOIN v.551 P E A R LY WHITE 89 Q U IC K F R O Z E N G R AD E ’ A ’ URGE BAKING HENS ..3S1 < PLA OR GA C R A D I ’ A ’ P R ISM HEAD & SHOULDERS • ANY SIZE ; SHAMPOO 1 ItJ A D D IT IO N T O t M l S TAM PS Y O U S fC f I V l W ITH Y O U t P U IC M A W . (B RE A STS vlrti ilk * , TK I0H S , DRUMSTICKS) FRYER COMBINATION WI,H THI* C0UN>N * ND WICHAtt Of .49, T E N D E R ,T A S T Y | 2nd-BIG WEEK OF SAVINGS S1 MIX OR MATCH SALE! .! 1 _ * < ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ( 0 1 1 AfTiii 6 - 1 0 - 6 4 FLAVORKIST ..-A SLICED BEEF UVER LR 35* LR 4% L E A N M E A T Y (Q U IC K F R O Z E N ). 1EG-0-LAMB B LU E R IB B O N Q U A L IT Y FR ES H GROUND BEEF L IB B Y ’ S • SAVE 17# ON 1 C A N ! SPAGHETTIS 3 ASSORTED DELICIOUS FLAVORS S fO O I CANS ICE CREAM t f vudbi A rm & f 4 i MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS , ' BONELESS COOKED CANNED CLOSELY T R I M U ID .O V I H READY BO N ELESS tjM id s in WOO!)ROSE CIRCLE Members of the Woodrose Circle held their final meet­ ing of the je a r at the home of Mrs. Charles Robinson, with Mrs. Robinson presiding over the meeting. A rotume of the circle's ac­ tivities for the past year was given and plans for the com­ ing year were outlined by Sirs. Donald Dorman. Mrs. Robinson expressed her gratitude for the support she received during her term as president. Mrs. Ida Jane Bourxlcaux and Mrs. Merle Brown, new owner of Gray Shadow* Nurs­ ery, were welcomed as new members. A variety of delicious home prepared foods waa served buffet style, and the members exchanged recipes and enjoy­ ed a chatter aesslon. Attending the meeting and covered dish luncheon were Uia Mmes. Elmer Avenel, D. K. Dorman, Fred Gray, Ed­ gar Miller. Juhn Parker, Al S. Poulter, Charles Robinson, William Rogers, Lee Sallee, Thomas Sandage, John Spolakl, Everett Ten-y, John Walker, Ray Williams and Dual Williamson. AZALEA CIRCLE The Assies Circle of the Sanford Garden Club met re­ cently at the C. P. Harkey home with the president, Mrs. Thomas RuaicU presiding. Mrs. R . F. Steele read the by-laws, which were adopted with only minor reviskmi. The circle will be limited to 23 members and will meet in the members homes the sec­ ond Thursday of each month, excepting July and August. Officers will be elected for a period of two year* and no officer may succeed herself, other than the treasurer. Officers elected were Mrs. Thomas Russell, president; Mrs. Henry Russell, vice president; Mrs. D e m p s e y Carnes, secretary, and Mrs. P. H. Lansing, treasurer. Committee chairmen ap­ pointed by the president were Mrs. Harkey, program; Miss Hilaire Klrchhoff, projects chairman with Mrs. Roy Til11s, co-chairman; M n . Clyde Stinson, courtesy, and Mra. J. P. Cullen, parliamentarian. During the social hour fol­ lowing adjournment, Mrs. Cul­ len assisted Mrs. Harkey in s e r v i n g delicious refresh­ ments to tbs guests in lbs gracious Florida room of the Harkey borne. Other* attending were Die Mmes. 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Wl in your new endeavor. • • • Elk* Lodge Lodge No. 321 was boat hvome 111] High Sand and to tbe Ooo.ua tta director, Bruce Johnaon, Wednesday Hay ZT at the ■Ike Beat. Tbuee attending thla affaW were MV. and Mrs. Blgeby. who are Deputy and D au^tor Ruler; Mr*. Grace Raynea, Daughter Ruler; Jer­ ry Welker, ExuMaot Ruler;; Jaroi Henkereoo, treasurer; lire, loose. H. L. Dougina. L. J. Oliver end Mr*. Bruce Jotmeon. Shirley Barrington, NSlwyn Henderion, and Barb a n Given* scraiaded the group with musical instrumcatatksu. • a • Prtn. Stanley T. Muller of Jackaon Height* Elementary .VSc*d of Oviedo wat apeaker for tbe Student Council assem­ bly Friday, May 29. HU MlaaJve centered around the Stud­ ent Council and lie Function. "I f the students understand at the very beginning that there are some areas in which they have complete control, aome area* in which they ■hare control with the faculty, and atilt other areas which they mutt *tay out of, then there will be much let* oppor­ tunity for misunderstanding and subsequent disillusion­ ment. Undoubtedly, much of the trouble encountered by aome student councils U due to the fact that they never knew, were never told what areas were theirs and never knew the limit or extent of their power and authority," he said. e e e Brownie Troop No. 68 visit­ ed the Sanford Zoo during "B e Kind To Animals Week." Like moat individuals who rUit this attraction, the girls fed the animals peanuts. Legal Notice f> It* Cwrl • ! I t , Ceaetr M s s . toMlaat* Caaalr. Blata a* FlerlSa. la l*rakale la va Ska Batata al. w i lit , t a i l c. nniRTZKB, a/h/a WILLIAM C. VON BtllKTZKB, Deoeeeed. v tn A L J tn r ir r Ho t i c la hereby siren that tha un1»r«l»ti.rl will, on Iha • m dey or Jons, A. D. lilt, Sraaanl lo tha Honorable OtunIT JudfS of Hrmlnnl* Counlr, riorli*. hit final ralnrn, noaount and vonchari, at Admin­ istrator at tha Ratals or WIIRaw C tlrlstska, a/h/a William C. Van Rrlattks, dacsssd. and M said lltns, than and lliara, ■taka application to tho said Judgo tor a final aotUomtnl at bla administration of said salats, and tor an nrdor dis­ charging him aa eui-h Adminlairator. Oatod this iha IS dar at Mar- A. t>. ttlt. William A. Rrlalaka Aa Administrator of tha Ratals or William C. flrlataka, a/k/a William C. Von Ilrlaiaka, Dereaatri. Wlnd.r h radla, llalnaa A Ward Atlarnaya lit lark Avanua. South Wlniar I’ark. riurida Publlali May It A Juaa I, is, n . m i. c n it-it IN Till) CIIU I IT COURT, IN ANU Foil ailSIl.MUl.lO UIVS▼l, ri.itiiina. cmanukhv no, tsoea FIRST FKDKIIAI. HAVINOS AND I/IAN ASSOCIATION OK ORLANDO, a corporation, riain.irr va. UENIIT J. nTItldXLANn and ESTHER V. HTHICK LAND, a/h/a Kilhrr Virginia ilrlokland, hla wife, Dsrandanta. v o n r n o r suit r r a r k o r ri.<miDA county n r som in o i .r TOi HKNHT J. STRICKLAND S ill Cheeter atraal Takama Farit. Maryland ESTHM V. I T R I C K LAND, a/k/a BSTHKIl VtROtMlA ATRICK LAND • til Obaetar ktraet Takama Fork, Maryland Van arc keraby oailflad that 0 sell tow base Ml ad agalnat ya* to Ua akava aatltltd ceuee, s a t that yae ere reqelred la file peer eaewsr with tha Clark at this Oeerv and ta aarva e eewr tkaraat apan tha piaiMirr ar platattfra attara ay a wkaaa t i e s e e l aSdraaa Is Ollaa. Hadrlak A Robinson, It# Beat Chersk ktraat. Or lan­ ds, Florida, eat latar 'has Jeir a. n il - tr y*« rati ta da ea • Dsoree Fee Oanfaaaa will ka satarad again at you far tha teliat dassaedad la tka Complalal This suit Is u fareeiaoa a a ie rtfi,* . Tha raat preparty prasas*Sd against 1st Lat I* at r o n i i r SLOPES. M sard la* ta tha plat ta erect, aa rsoardad in Flat Itoab t, Faaa II, at tka Peklla Raearda of kaeilasls OeaMy, Florida WITNESS B| bead aad tha •sat af thla Ceert at Manferd, Samlas la Oseaty. Florida, this Hlk Aar e* May, i l i a Wagner Pledges Herald Classifieds Bring Fast Results $5 Million To Battle Gangs JTljr United Press Internstional New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner has pledged 15 mil.lion to add 900 more men to the city's police fores in an all-out war against roving Negro terrorist gangs. "W e are determined to see that we hava law and order In this city o f ours," Wagner said after an emergency meeting Tticsday with top city officials alarmed over week­ end incidents in which whites were attacked In subwaya ani on the atreets by Negro gangs armed with knivea and bot­ tles. The situation in the nalion's largest city has become the Crooms High School tlnnce were these two SITTING ONE OUT at *o desperate that one news­ students o f the school. Shown are Miss Theresa Jackson and Hildren paper, the World-Telegram and All-Conference football fullback. Green, high school and Sun, haa suggested that red and twenty-eight seniors toris Nathan. citisena may aoon be forced Thelma Oliver, Shirley Per­ to travel In armed group* for take that last long walk down the aisle. They arc: ry, Geraldine Pilot, Francis safety. One group, the Jewish Valedictorian, Minnie Pearl Pyko, Dennis Poole, James Raines; Salutalorian, Barbara Hanson, Patricia Redding, "Maccabees," has been organ­ Jean Bacon; Eunice Adams, Harold Rhodes, Lorraine Ring- ised into an unarmed patrol Kenneth Allen, Samuel Alio- ling, Palsy Reliford, Joseph of the Crown Heights section ----- David Angry, Alva Bag- Ruffin, Joyce Scipio, Pcarlic of Brooklyn to protect their Baldwin, William Seward, Carolyn Sheppard, De­ community from muggings, ley, Ronald Ra Baldwin, Eddie Banka, Idella lores Sheppard, Miller Sykes rapes and murder. Barkley, Betty Black, Edward James Sims, Henry Smith, Police Commiasioncr Mich­ Boston, Jacquelyn Boston, Willie Smith, James Tanner, ael J. Murphy warned that Wesley Boston, Alice Bowman, Otis Thomas, Truby Walden, while the latest terrorism has Elizabeth Bowman, Donald Audrey Walker, Catherine been In Brooklyn, it could Brooks, Bernard Brown, Ma­ Washington, Annie M. White, spread to other purls of tho bel Bryant, Billy Bush, George Madclyn White, Alberta Whit­ city. Bush, Henry Byrd, Zencpha ney, Johnncll Williams, Joyce Murphy said special police Calhoun. A. Williams, Margie Williams. and undercover agents have Jonathan Campbell, Jimmie JAMES HKYANT Sharon Williams, Steve Wright been working for weeks in Capers, Wjdle Cummings, Er Girls belonging to the troop rol Cherry, Cynlhla Alexis Wesley Wright, Charles You- Harlem Investigating reports that Black Muslims have been are Pamela Henderson, Doris Clark, Cynthia Alma Clark, lee, * • • recruiting teen-ugera aa "blood Shaw, Regina Abney, Cynthia Claudia Coleman, Geraldine Sylvester Barrington and Smith, Chlncta Rumph, Vcl- Davidson, brother*" and truining them Barbara Davie, veriy Caldwell, Yvonne Wil­ Joyce Davis, Bernadette Dix­ Henry King will receive their to fight in case of racial dis­ Medical degrees from Howard liams, Delorli Nelson, Doris on, turbance*. Rosalyn Dixon, Mary Mitchell, Rote Marie Beasley, Sharpe Dollison, Jean Teach­ University Thursday, June 4. In Chicago, leaders o f the Both are graduates of Crooms Mablc Milton, Marion Dnnleld, er, Margaret Fields, Perry Black Muslims announced they Gloria Daniels, Dora Denise Gaines, Doris Gilchrist, Bar­ High School. Barrington's par­ expect 600,000 Negroes to at­ ent! are Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Harold, Beverly Wallace, Val­ bara Givens, Nancy Glenn, Barrington Jr. of 1810 McCsr- tend a rally on June 98 at erie Hines, and their leaders Cynthia Glover. Eldcridge thy Avenue. King's parents New York's Harlem Armory Mrs. Lillie Mae Wallace and Graham, Oscar Gunn. live in Rochester, N.Y. They ut which their leader, Elijah Mrs. Juanita Hinca, Sammic Darkness, Jacque are Mr. and Mrs. Elder King. Poole Muhammad will apeak. s e a • • • lyn Harrington, Gilbert Harris, Wagner anld city officials Barbara Taylor was given William Hartslleld, Mercedes The Future Teachers of have agreed to "expedite as a surprise birlhdsy party by Hawkins, Edna P. Haws, Leon America presented the Crooms rapidly as possible" the ex­ Martha Henderson, High faculty in Two One Act amination and training of 200 Mrs. Helen Metz and daughter Hayes, Yvonne Taylor Saturday, May Willie Henry, Shirley Ann How Plays Monday night June 1. Transit Authority patrolmen 30. Hostesses for the occasion ard, Shirley Jean Howard, Their titles were: "The Ghost trainees and have them ride were I.ucy Tcnnoll and Rhon­ Mitchell lludncil, Alice Hud Wore White" and "The Young with experienced patrolmen da llankcrton. Guest were Eli­ son, Aniell Hughut, Joolla Is est." Each participant gave on subways in "high hazard jah Manning, Yolanda Hollo­ lard, Eddie Jackaon, George a fine performance, t under areas." Jackson, stand that Mra. Kathcryn way, Doborab Holloway, Bar­ Jackson, Theresa Additionally, ha said, tome bara and Shara Davis, Diane Tommie Jenkins, Anna Jones, Thornton should be nominated TOO other experienced patrol­ and Donald Wilson. Roy Mont­ Charllo Jones, Larry Jones, for an oscar for her excellent men will be put on overtime gomery, Jimmy Addison, Wal­ Beatrice Johnson. performance. for transit duty. ter Curry, Leonard Williams, Jamos Johnson, Leroy John • • • Z. Calhoun, Wallace Bush, aon, Rose inner Johnson, Bren­ Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Barr­ Sandra Campbell, Rose Berry, da Jordan, Willie Mac I-aw»on, ington Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Jes­ Jamos Johnson, and Wlllto Barbara JcwU, Claude Lig- sie Barrington 111, Shirley Jim cs Flagler. Special gueal goni, Barbara Lovett, James Barrington, Rosemary Johnson waa Andrew James, The Tay­ Lovett, Jeanette Lowery, Al­ and Freddie Barrington motor Member of Boy Scout Troop lor's will depart for Miami berta Martin, Paul Mathis, ed to the natton'a capital to Friday, June S. Linda Mrrthle, Brenda Miller, attend the graduation exercis­ 507, sponsored by the Grace a a a Chcrrie Miller, Joyce Mont es of Sylvester Barrington, Methodist Church and led by Grooms High School will gomery, Dorothy Moore, Thel­ who will receive his degree Scoutmaster Russ Kllner and Representative graduate its largest class Mon­ ma Morris, Ernestine Morse, front the School of Medicine Institutional Ruddy Wllliama, participated day at I p. m. In the Roy A. Reginald McGill, Terry Mc­ at Huwand University. in the Spring Camporee at Allen Gymnasium. One hund­ Kinney, Herman Nathan, Vic• • • To the Grooms High graduat­ Camp Lanochee. Patrols led by Bill Kennedy ing class, Sylvester Barring­ ton and Henry King are exam­ ■nd Lamar Wllliama came ples of young men who set home with Blue Ribbons. The their sights on a goal and troop was presented a Betsy reached II despite their lack Boas Flsg which was award­ of woallh. They were two ed to Senior Patrol Leader very industrious fellows dur­ Blair Kllnar. ing their high school and col­ Several rain showers did lege days. They did not loaf not dampen the boya' spirit* In the summer, they worked. or eagerness to participate In Result: Their end-products tho several events. The rally are beginning to take ahape. consisted of rope making, gun As one authority said "Ah, safety, hobo cooking, lashing, but a man’s reach should ex­ measuring, fire building and ceed his grasp—or whal’e a first aid. heaven for," Alwaya aim high and re­ member the word* of Herbert Bids Rejected CA8SELHERRY Town Murahal Gun Sawyer TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Cherry: "What a person wants checks bicycles o f Girl Scouts Debbie Gordon, to do depends upon the sacri­ The Cabinet threw out today Debbie Brady, Melissa Miller and Charlene Gray fices ha Is willing to make." bids on printing 1944-05 driv­ at a safety inspection sponsored Saturday Are you willing to make any? er# licensee which doubled morninjr by Troop 910. All of the girls ore earn­ I pray that you are. My best last year's cost and called ing their Cycling Badges. (Herald Photo) wishes to each oI you. for new offers from printers. Scout Troop A t Camporee Phone Classified ftanfnrti $ rra ib B E R R Y ’S Page 10 — June 8, 1964 W ORLD ! I From Sanford Exchange 322-5612 11. Rtal Estate Wanted COUNTRY PROPERTY WANTED HAVE D O W N PAYMENT! WANT COUNTRY HOME I Retired 6!ltltary, family of four, wishes to buy (or rent) large Country Home with acreage. East Central Florida. Box 1031, Titusville, Fla. Ph. 267-7175. From Seminole County 12. Real Estate For Sale 425-5938 LOCH ARBOR. Lge. 4 BR, 2 bath, playrm,, cent, air-con. 201 Ridge Rr., 322-8522 for appointment. NOT LONG DISTANCE Office 204 W . First RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald win oot he re­ sponsible for more than one Incorrect Insertion of your ad, " , , . But Central, H I keep year bate open, til hart and reserves the right to re­ to keep arerybodf tlu ’t bate optn P vile or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered to 6. For Rent 1. Lout & Found conform to the policies of this LOST! Black & white Toy UNFURN. 2 BR Apt. K it P*P«. Terrier Bull dog. Answers equipt. 10614 W. 16th. Ph. DEADLINES ns me "P ecJ a y." Ph. 322-U343 349-3952. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: or 322 1888. REWARD. Tut*., thru FrL - 2 P. M. day 1 4c 2 Bedroom furn. apts. before insertion. Mon. • Rat FOUND! Set ol keys In carry­ Quesncl Apts., 404 E. 14th noon. ing case Sat. afternoon cor­ St., 322-8194. ner 20th St. A Grapcvilte CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Ave. Owner may claim by I BR., Furn. Apt. with Pvt. Toes., thru Fn. - 2 P. M. day bath, 317 S Park Ave. identifying tame and paying before insertion. Moo. • Sat. for ad at Herald Office. 2 BR House. K it equipt. |75. noon. 1. Lout & Found LOST: Sun., near Seminole Fish Camp, liver Sc white Pointer. Named "Duke." Collar w. Orlando nbr., Child s Pel. REWARD! Ph. 322-1503. LOST or STOLEN! On or about May 15, German Shepherd puppy, 5 mo*, old. Black, buff St white. Answers to nsme of "B aron". Being trained for Seeing Eye Dog for child. Attacks on Com­ mand. Jim McMillan, 322 1330, Ext. 328 7 a. m. to 3 p -m REWARD! Ph. 322-5303. Gar. apt. 1201 Magnolia Ave. Apply 5-6:30. FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie Cowan. 322-4013. Effic., *45. d ll Park. New Custom Bunt Home oa Crystal Lake. For informa­ tion call 322-3318. Nice home *1,500. 322-5669. EVERETT A. HARPER AGENCY - REALTOR 2465 S. Park Ave. Phones FA 2-2264 or FA 2-2281 FURNISHED, UNFURNISH­ ED Lakefront, 3 BR, 154 bath, 15 x 30 Swimming pool In Sunland- 121 Lake Dot. F H A - V A H O M ES 2, 3, A 4 BEDROOMS 1, U4, A 2 BATHS DOWN PAYMENTS FROM $100 Low Monthly Payments For Complete lnformatioi See Or Call Your FHA - V A SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty Clean rooms for men. 401 LOST: 1 Dlack Angus Steer Magnolia Ave. *22-0720. 322-2426 2565 Park Dr. yearling in vicinity of Mon­ roe Corner. Weight about LOST: White St black male 2 A 3 Bedroom Houses VA-NO QUALIFYING 250 lbs. Call Randall II. pointer between W. 1st St Pay ton Realty 3 BR. 2 bath, newly painted Rowe, West 1st St.,, 322-5152 and lak e Mary. Ph. 322-4900 322-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha inside and out. Let 239' or 322-5G5I, deep Patio A Barbecue. Furn. Gar. Apt. 251514 Pal $14,500. Good Term* I 2. N o tic e * - Pem onale metto. Ph. 322-0525 or 322-5254. tv t iik m i d it r a t iit o f VACUUM CLEANER - LOCAL MAYFAIR AREA TilF. NINTH Jl IHCI.SI, TUI. REPAIRS • SALES STORAGE SPACE. 307 6th 3 BR, 2 Bath, large living Cl IT OF Fl.Olllllt, IV INU fo k * i : h in o i .i : ( o i v t v , ALL 51AKES St. 322-1374. room, Family A dining IN CIIAVCKHV NO. I.1*TM Phone 322-2282 room, fenced back yard KLOIUDA Ml>RTOA<lK It SKFurn. Apt. Air condition op­ rt:n i m :u i-m m pan y . a n o r ­ with oak trees, citrus A SPECIAL OFFER tional. Adults. 323-1926. ma corporation, many alirube. Well with Plaintiff, Like new!! Electrolux *44.95 va sprinkler, closed garage, W E L A K A APARTMENTS: SANFORD M O n T f l A f l K AKSOCf ATKf, $19,800. Rooms private baths, 114 VACUUM SERVICE INC., a Florida corporation, at. W. First S t al-. 2555 S. Park 322-6511 Derendente. DREAMWOLD N n T trr n r NICE Roomy 2 Bdrm. unfurn VACUUM CLEANER SECTION riin r.i i.tiiH ns: aai.R home at 909 Catalina Dr. REPAIRS NOTfCK IH HKT1KI1Y OIVRN, 3 BR, 144 Bath, hardwood $65. R. A. Williams, 222-3951 pursuant lo a Final Deer** of Parts, Supplies, Electrolux floors central heat, large fnrerloaurr, dat'd the Dili day Kirby, Hoover, Air-Way fenced yard A well. $11,000. of May, 1MI, and *nlrr*<1 In 2 BR, frame house, not fancy, ritanrary r**« No. ISITI of lit* Rex-Air, Filter Queen, GE cheap rent. $6 week. Ph. Circuit Court of the Ninth etc. Free pick up. 322-3219. Judicial Circuit of Florida, In CM VACUUM REPAIRS and for Armlnola County, wherein FLORIDA MORTOW1K Furn. A pt 2300 Menonvdle. 1114 Park Ave. — 322-4765 FA 2-1301 IT-92 at Hiawatha A MKCUIIITIKH COMI’ ANY. a Florida corporation. I* plain2 BR Houae, Bowman's Trail SPECIAL OFFER! tirr. and MlfllTlJ A*1M AMMOer Court. 666-4908. BUTTON HOLE MAKER CIATKH, INC, a Florida cor­ Ball-Blair A gency poration, tt at. are drfendanla. FREE REAL ESTATE-INSURANCB On Urge Uke, 1 and 2 BR, I will aril lo tha hlxhret and haM bidder for caeh at <he With regulsr cleaning, oiling 3rd A Park Ave. trailer. Adults only. Pfa. front door of the H-nilnol* and adjusting of your Sewing Phone 322-5641 322-7368. County Court Houae In Kan Machine this week only at ford. Hrmlnnl* County, Florida NEARING COMPLETION GARRETT'S Lake Cottage, Furn. 322-6106. at It:(W o'clock A. M, on the 11th day of June. lilt . the fol­ 1516 ELLIOTT SEWING CENTER low Ina deaerlhed properly, aa H i m . furn. Apt. Clean. Water I Bedrooms, 144 hatha, Month* 200 E. First St. ant forth In the Final Decrea, A light $50. 322-3764. to-wit! ly pymta. $76 25. Call $23Lot 1. niock tt, WRATH 8. Education • Instruction 8074. Unfurnished 2 BR, bousa, kit­ RltHFIRLD FIUFT AUDI 1901 S. Park 322-5232 TION. according to the plat chen equipped. 322-3651. SUMMER RECREATION thereof, ae recorded In Nitea: 322-8971-3013 or 2246 Program for children of all t'lat Hook It. race* <1 and RENT A BED It, Public neccrde of Demi a g e groups. 2 Filtered BY OWNER. Idkwtld of Lochnote County, Florida. swimming pools. Arts A Rollaway, Hospital A Baby ItATCD thla tllh day of Arbor, 305 Tangerine Dr., 4 Beds. Crafts. Qualified Instnic Slay, list. BR, 2 Bathe, cent, heat A By Day, Week, or Month (SEAL) tori. All day, *11 weekly, 44 air-rood, fireplace, wall-toPA. FA 2-5161 116 W. lit S t Arthur tt. Iterkwllh, Jr. Day, *6.50 weekly, Trans Clerk, Circuit Court of wall carpeting, bulR-ta in­ CARROLL'S FURNITURE portatlon available. Happy flemlnole County, Florida tercom, etc. Appointment on­ Tty: Slartha T. Vlhlen Acres School. Ph. 322-1481. 3-BEDROOM country home Deputy Clerk ly. Ph. 322-3506. U v Offlcee on lake; kitchen equipped. Kl' IIT/, * OOOPEfl Skiing Lessons Children and peti desired. No. Orlando, $ Sherry Are., SOI Metropolitan Rank Bids. Private InatructJoni 349-3451 Geneva. I lf K. E. Flrel Avenue S BR, 1 bath, cor, lot. fear­ Ph. 322 6464 Miami. Florida 31111 ed back yd. $61 mo. Small I'uhlleh June a, ISff Lake houae. on beautiful Lake equity. 322-9093, CDA-lt 4. TroiuiporUtlon Florida, $125 mo. 742 HerIN THIS CIRCTIT COURT. IN mils T r a i l , AlUmonte OPEN DAILY-NEW HOMES AND FOR BKHINOLR COIN 3 Elderly Ladies want ride to Spring*. Ph. $36-7311. Ready for Occupancy— I A 4 Winston Salem. Share ex­ TY. FLORIDA. CHANCKRY NO. IMA! BD'rs — Liberal Financing penses. 668-5215 DeBary. Near Naval Base, nicely FI BBT FKDKItAL HAVlSCm —lo w D o w n Payment*, AND IX)AN ABHOOIATtON OF Fum . 1 BR, Apt. 2015 San­ WANTED: Ride Sanford to ORLANDO, A corporation. FHA • VA - In Service A ford Ave. 661-4322. Plaintiff. Orlando and return. Tues. Goovcotknal. va. thru Sat Ph. 322-1223. 1 BR Furn. apt- Also S BR UnSANFORD AREA JAMF.II A. J A R R K T T and KTI1KL II. JAIiniSTT, hi* wife, furn. houae, U t equipt Ph. Go West on 25th St. to Lake Defendant*. 6. For Rent 322-5001. Mary Blvd., left on Bird NOTH K OF Bl IT 3 BR House, newly decorated stats : o f k i .oiiida to U k e Mary Fire Station, co un ty of SliMIVOl.R inside, sunparch, kit. equipt. 3 BR., U t equipt. 706 Cber» right one hlk. to Office, TO i JAMFS A. J AIIIIKTT kee Circle. Ph. 322-1650. *65. Garage Apt. furn. *45. 322-2744. into Bid* Drive Knenerd, Almeka Ph. 322-2202 or 322-3363. LONGWOOD AREA 1 BEDROOM Fum. bouse, wa KTIIKL II. JAIttlETT ter furnished, $65 mo. Can 10 minute* South on 17-92 to lot* F.ld* Drive 2 BR Furn. cottage. Shady Dixie Bell Diner, right on ■penard. Alaeka be seen after 4:30, 2601 & yard. *60 mo. 2524 Orange, Tou ar* hereby notlfltd that Seminole Bird, one block Elm Ph. 322-230T. a aull ha* bean riled aaatnat Call 322-0296. to Office. 138-3911. you In the above entitled cauit, and that you are required to PARTIALLY Furn. bouse. $15 COUNTRY HOME. S BR, din. til* your m aver with lb* rm., screened porch, dou­ L M N Enterprises, mo. Pfa. 322-2287, Clark at tkla Court and ta ble garage, lge. shade trees. Inc, aerva a copy thereof upon tha plalnttrr or plalnttft'a alter 1-Room Efficiency apt. with Near SNAS. Ph. 322-6736. naya, whoa* nam* and addraaa pvt. bath A shower, suitable SCOTCHMEN ARB CANNY! 1* alia* Hadrlck A ttoblnaon, for couple or single person CLEAN Fum. apt P vt bath About investments but we in­ 101 Beat Church atraal, Or­ A ent. Ph. 322-0702, lando, Florida, aot latar than or retired. All utilities in­ vite them to examine this S July I, tilt. If you fall to do Story, 4 BR Home in MUcluded ta root. Ideally lo­ oo a Deere* Fro Confaoao wtU S BEDROOM house, kitchen cated on 1st St., within 1 equipped, beautiful location, towv Sanford, priced at ho entered aaalavt you for the relief demanded in Iha Com­ block of 1 free parking lota $5,950. S o u n d condition. $75 mo. $a-13W. plaint. Thla aull la to foreand abopphtg center. In Needc a little paint A clean­ cloeo a mortsaa*. The real property proceeded aaalnat la: quire at Manuel Jackaon 2-ROOM him. a p t $35 mo. ing up. lias commercial pot­ Lot II. FRAintB LAKE Dept. Store 211 E. First S t tael water A elec. 1234313. ential 2 cor Garage, $050 MANOR, Bamlnol# County. 107 Locust St. Down, $60 per month. Florida, aa par plat re­ corded la Plat Bonk 11. 4-ROOMS, Furn. second floor. Paco Tt, Public Record! of PleaaaM, large and airy. EFFICIENCY GARAGE APT. Kamlnola County, Florida. Osteen. 322 3771. All cooventeocee, cloeo ta, WITNESS my hand and the garage. 322-640B. oral of thla Court al Hanford. 1 BR furn. a p t 501 Palmetto. Investment A Realty Florida, thla llth day et May, 1141. 322-1374. 1M N. Perk Ave. 122-9173 8. For Hole er Real (HEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr~ 3 BR, furn. apt. 322-9173 un­ 2 BEDROOM house, d i j i u Clark after 4 p. n . til 5 p. m. 332-0641. St. Johns Realty By: MarthA T. Vlhlen. D.C alia*. Hadrlck A llahlneon THE TIME TESTED FIRM 2 BR, unfurn. houae. S. San­ 111 Baal Church Btraat BR. home, n r Catalina Dr. ua N. Park Avn. FA 3-6123 Orlando, Florida ford Ave. 333-3M 2. Attorney* tar PUintltf CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON I BR frame bow s. Very dean. Publlih May <1, * June «, tt, 3 BEDROOMS. 3 LAKE. Coll e v e a l e g e IT, t ill. w Myrtle. Ph. Jimmie Co­ 322-1597. CDU-tl Range. 3104 Part Are. van, 222-4013. Legal Notice Payton Realty SO U TH W A RD PREPARATIONS FOR THE H O U tf FOR Governor reception and banquet-scheduled for the Longford Hotel In Winter Park Saturday night, are in progress. Shown making plans are (from left) Mrs. Ed Gurney, Gen. John B .j Medaris, Mrs. Howard Shows]ter, Bob Langford and Mrs. David Nusbickel. Reservations for the 925 per plate affair can be made by contacting Mrs. Geraldine Keeth, 822-1415, Sanford. (Dave Brunstrom Photo) �Immediate Results Are Swift And Simple Thru The Herald Classifieds. Ph. 322 -56 1 2 Shr 12. Real Estate For Sale 16. Female Help Wanted 29. Automobile Service 0 > BR, 1 bath, aaauma pymU. RELIABLE White Women to care for 2 children my home Ph. 322-UOS. for working Mother Sts days Seeing is Believing week. Ph. 322-8354 after 6. 2-ACRE homealUl, high rolllag land, pretty as a pic­ ture, Just the place tor boreal and pets. Restricted to tine homes, where you aod your family can really enjoy Florida living. Only >4 61,295 per acre—eaay terms as low as |2S per mo. Just what you’ ve been looking for. John Sauls, Realtor lit N. Park Ave. 321-7174 RIVERFRONT HOME I Bedroom Ranch Style Ram­ bling Home on Beautiful We• klva River, with 250’ River frontage — Only 625,000. TERMS CAN BE ARRANG­ ED. Seminole Realty 1B01 Park Avenue PA 2-5232 anytime 9 • A U T O G LA SS & S E A T CO V E R CO. 17. Mnle Htlp Wanted 4* Offere far your selection these Beautiful 2, S, * 4 Bedroom Government Owned Homes ■j hi l Priced From $6,750 Down Payments A s Low A s $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To make the beet home buy, see the V A - FHA Appointed Property M anagem ent & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Office 322-2118 Night 322-0641 223-0700 2834 Park Dr. Senford, Fie. 3 Bedroom. 2 bath, assume payments. 333-T41I. J |2 » KO. Babysitter* LAWNS renovated — Aerate —Remove thatch — Chinch Buy Spray ( VC-13 )-F e r tiHie—Ph. 322-4244. MANSFIELD LAWN SER. Plano Tuning aod Repair W L. Harmon — FA 2-4323 Free Estimates Need a shelf, screen porch, new room carportc, new bouse or remodel. B. E. Link. 122-70J8. Building Contractor PAINTING • INTERIOR - EXTERIOR and Home Im­ provement Contractor. All work may be financed up to 5 yra. Guaranteed satisfac­ tory. A. J. ADCOCK. l*h. 3329558. REPRINTS AVAILABLE Of pictures that have been publlihod In The Ilcreld. Call Bill Vincent at The Sanford Herald, 322 2811. Ph. 838-4583 i i-3 lessons! It builds up strong legs for ohaslrig boys!** 34. Articles For Snle CASH for good dean Uaed Furniture. Noll-Furay Furni­ ture. 901 W. Flrat St., Ph. 322-6591. 10,000 BTU Feddcrs, 110 Volt 3G. AiitnnioblleN • T ru ck * model. 605. Ph. 323 0623. * — — 1801 • . Park Asa. FA 1-5262 anytime IS and Equipment ■iwti Ueraid. Vinyl UphoUtery, Full Interior Car­ peting, Dual Hun Visor*, lockable Glove Compartment. Walnut Dash­ board with Padded Top, Electric Windshield Wiper*, lluckrt Seat*. Trip Speedometer, Temperature Guage, Adjustable Steering Column, Re*erve Fuel Tank. 4-Speep Geerbox. Full Flow Oil Filter, Paper Element Air Cleaner. Dual Horn*. Itumper Guard*. Sedan onlyt Washable Vinyl Ucedliner. *1949 D E L IV E R E D SANFORD HUNT LINCOLN - MERCURY Winter Pork MI 4-020* 109 N. Palmetto — Sanford 322-4884 10 DAY SALE! BIG CASH S A V W G S I ON BRAND NEW 1964 MERCURY Its the 6 th a t if Montcluirs if M ontercys ★ Marauders if Comets if Cyclones comeson like an 8 ! DRASTIC DISCOUNTS! RAMBLER TQRQUtCOMMAND P O W E R E D BY R A M B L E R ’ S G R E A T N E W R A M B LER C LA S S IC Y P H n 2 3 Z n i i l EN G IN E Tremendous Don't m iss t h i s ca r. Gome test our newest M5hp S-cylindcr engine Command 232 Savings F A N T A S T IC T R A D E -IN 301 W . Fir»t Street ALLOW ANCES! Sanford if L O W B A N K R A T E F IN A N C IN G Fh. 322-0231 A U T O G L A SS IN S T A L L E D 322-3443 SAT. JUNE 6. 1 to 5 p. m. FREE BOAT RIDES—Demon­ strations at St. John's River, Lake Monroe Bridge Launch­ ing Ramp—ChrU Craft Cor­ sair 17i* ft. utility Runabout, Featured in June Popular Boating Mag.; V - B o t t o r a Soft Hide—140 hp. Outdrive Top, Side curtains, floata­ tions. quiet A economical. Save 20%, Theodore Wilturns, 0T9 Volusia Ave., Day­ tona Beach. NEW LIMITED-EDITION 21). Automobile Service a n u E. 3rd, Your EVINRUDE Dealer 304-8-6 E. lit. Ph. FA 2 S86t JUNE 1-10 ONLY Fitted Free o f Charge STINE 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 1-4622 FOR SALT One of Sanford's leading Automotive Paint COHEN HADIATOR SHOP and Body Sbope. Successful Free Inspection, estimates, * operating. Completely pickup, delivery. Recorlng equipped. Write Box 81, Sank repair! diicounted. Waterway Standard Accessories Phone 322-4503 913-4334 Senkarik Glnee and Point Hualnsns O p p ortu n ity Company The Repossessions Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W 2nd St. FA 2 6432 Seminole Realty To Robson Sporting Goods - WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Types and Sizes We Repair and Service LAKEFRONT " 26 Beautiful Wooded A cre*ATTENTION! 860' Lake frontage on Spring SIIS GRADUATES Fed Lake, 10 minutes West o f Downtown Senford— 660' Have your picture taken re­ ceiving your diploma at paved frontage on Hlway 46 Graduation Exercises. Con­ aod only minutes from In­ tact Bill Vincent, Sanford terstate 4. A choice offer­ Herald. 322-2611 or 322-0922. ing at 630,000-29% Down. Gateway $ Bank $ 11)1/ U K IV t ! * - National I MOBILE Houseboat, excellent condition, sleep* 4, gas stove Ice box, toilet, 35 hp. Evln rude, complete with trailer 61,600. 668-5724, DeBary. TRIUMPH 1 2 0 0 '' 35. Article* Wanted COMEh SEE! Its a blackandyellow beauty n n it f E 51* HP. Johnson motor. Exc. cond. 6145. Ph. 322-2672. America's Lowest Priced Sports Convertible READY MIX CONCRETE Patios, Floor, Free Estlm aiji Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, 34. Articles For Sale sand, cement, rock, pipe, 120 BASS Accordion, M. Bl­ steel, grease traps, dry '60 Vauxhall, 6387 bal, 631 mo. anch!, ex. cond. 322-7421 af­ wells. Stepping stones. ter 6 p. m. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. '59 Plymouth, 5562 bal, $30 mo. 309 Elm Ave. 322-5751 '56 Chevrolet, 6592 bal, 629 mo. REPOSSESSED ZIG ZAG '57 Podge. 6-W9 bal, $23 mo. Sews on buttons, makes but­ '58 Ford, 6596 bal, 632 mo. Cheek with ton holes, embroiders, and CARPETS A'lu CARTE '58 Ply. Wag 6407 bal. 627 mo. blind sUtchrs. With guar­ For the BEST Carpet Valuci '55 Ford. 6337 bal, 616 mo. antee. Balance 661.40 or as­ anywhere. Samples shown '58 Rambler, 6299 bal, 615 mo. sume pymti. $6.20 mo. San­ '00 Anglia. 6589 bal, 631 mo. In your home. ford Sewing Center, Fhonc 1109 E. Colonial Dr. Orlande '58 Chevrolet. 6688 bal, 634 mo. 323-8411. '56 Pontiac, 6581 bal, 631 nto. 241-6184 or '53 Lincoln. 6499 bal. 624 mo. Leroy C. MacTavlsh, Owner 61 per day rental for Electric •56 Ford Wg., 6199 bal. 625 mo. 322-5545 Evenings Carpet Shampoocr with pur­ '55 Mer. Wag. 6399 bal. 621 mo. chase of Blue Lustre. Car- Lawn mower 25” Snappin Tur­ ■57 Ply. Wag. 6381 bal. 621 mo. roll's Furniture. tle. 5 hp., 675. Plmnc 323 •58 4* Truck, $890 bal, 635 mo. 3142. DUE TO DIVORCE. We have a Repossessed ‘64 Model RESTAURANT SETTEES. Up­ Swing Needle Dial-A-Stitrh holstered, plastic covered, REPOSSESSIONS, INC. Zig Zag. Makes fancy atlt. approx. 100 ft. Also 6 wood chea, makes buttonholes. 1 0 11 SANFORD AVE. tables, 30 x 36. Reasonably Sews on Buttons, Blind OPEN EVENINGS priced. Can be seen any­ SUtches, Monograms, Em­ time. Phone 322 2902 for ap­ broiders, Darns, Patches, pointment. Guaranteed. Assume remain­ ing 5 payments of 17.75. Ph. JUNE SPECIAL: Towel*, reg. 59c ea. now 3 for 61. ArmyCredit Mgr., Sanford 322Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford. 7457. AIR-CONDITIONING By FEDDERS H. B. POPE CO„ Inc. *00 So. Park Ave. _ Ripe hydroponic tomatoes, 33. Furaiturs 25c, also bearing tomato, cucumber k strawberry Used furniture, appliance*, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. plant! in container* for Larry's Mart >15 Senford home grower*. Grosser Hy­ Ave. Ph. FA 8-4152. droponic Farms, So. Sen­ ford Ave. 17-92 i h| I t In « baby sitting. 32. Flower* • Bhrube home or alt Ph. Mary, REFRIGERATOR - FREEZER '56 Chewy Belalr aport coupe. '56 Chrysler 2-dr. lldtp. $295 6295. Combination, 20 c i i . ft. 6135. Real good condition. 6345. '57 Ford Sta. Wagon. '58 Mercury Convertible. 6395. Phone 322-7341. Ph. 322-7880. J. P. MOTORS Portable typewriter, nearly 1958 Mercury Station Wagon. 1500 French Ave. new. Elec, roaster. 322-6295. 322-7672 Exc. cond. 6175. Reel's Paint A Body Shop, 10th A San­ BUYING A NEW or ford. USED CAR? FINANCE IT WITH UB 10<>0 Dodge Dart, PB, PS. b ig $ $ i a v i n g s ♦ Low Interest Rates Good tires. $695. 645 W. 25th On Floor Models k * Low Monthly Payments l»h. 322-4085. Demonstrator! FLORIDA STATE BANK (FREE Repair ESTIMATES) 1961 Model Cadillac, 2 Dr. Ne­ In Your Home '51 Plymouth. Good trans. 6125 vada Grey, loaded, even air, In Sanford Call Ph. 322 7600. 62 series, new tires, like RINGER new all over. Ph. 322-2051. •63 Torsche S90. Will aril or Representative at Seen by appointment. trade. DeLand 734-8568. Alan's Fabrics A Ruga 322-5783 '57 Ford t^lr. RAH. auto, 1958 Chevrolet Impxla conver­ trims., V-8. Nice. 6485. Ph. tible, power steering, brakes, HONEY FOR SALE: One gal­ 322 8202 after 5. windows. Good rubber. Ph. lon, 63.00. Call 322 2960 af­ 322-9199 after 5 p. m. ter 5 p. m. FREE DELIV­ '634k Gataxlc 500 Ford. Bal. ERY WITHIN SANFORD 62100, PymU. 672 mo. Exc. '56 Merc. Good Iran*. $200. CITY LIMITS. Going overseas, must sell! Cond. Will Irade for older car w. rlear title. Call 322 2413 So. Key, Sanford. Ph. BY OWNER: Portable TV and 322 8602 4722 between 5 A 7 p. m. Stand, 650. Th. 322-7798. Alr-connitioners. Reverse cycle. 11.500 BTU. 6125 ea In operation now. Phone 322-1989. BABY SIT­ Toy Fox Terrier puppy. Ph. jtu A m ts-z 322-5365. “ I like b allet •pacifications. Greenbrier 27. Special Services developed by PIANO SVC. & TUNING KINOSWOOD Rebuilding - Retelling BUILDERS, INC. FREE ESTIMATES 202 Fairmont Dr. GENE CUMBAA FA 2-8074 622-2G81 — After 12 p. m. Jim Hunt Realty L .36 Automohnee • Trucke 36. Automobiles • Trucks 37. Boats • Motors SINGER Birthday Salo! m ji AUTOMOTIVE AIR-CONDITIONING COLORED Night Dishwasher. INSTALLATION - SERVICING Chick 'N Treat, Sanford. Good Used Cera Sold 322-7785 Colored man with some store 811 French Ave. experience, 25-45. m u s t have drivers license. Good 31. Poultry • Livestock pay, other privilege*. Apply SADDLE HORSE, 9125. Ph. Midway Grocery, 2415 aipca 322 9560. Ave. PASTURE your horses, im­ WANTED—J mechanic's with proved grass, ahade, good Chrysler products e x p e r ­ water. Cloae In. Call 322ience. See Stan Behney, 0949. service manager, RON-SUN Chryalcr-Plymouth, 519 E. CHESTNUT Brown Gelding. First St. Broken for Cnw work. Spirit­ ed & well mannered. Ph. af­ WANTED — PORTER. See ter 5, 322 9413. Stan Behney, service man­ ager. RON-SUN Chrysler- 31 A . P e ls Plymouth, 519 E. 1st St. POODLES, Black or chocolate 19. Bituationa Wanted $35 715 Magnolia. 322-1868. BUDGET FURNITURE CO. Property Management k Sales Broker Jl Wagner s Amoco FURNITURE V A -FH A By Nadine Seltzer S W E E T IE PIE PERSONAL Child Care my home. Limited number. Ph. 33. Furniture 322-3920. PINK GRAPEFRUIT, GREEN SeU Ua Your Furniture. GRASS. BLUE WATER! Quick Service With the 21. B e a u ty Salona la this colorful setting, with Caah. SUPER TRADING 107 ft frontage, on Beauti­ Spring Permanent Special POST. FA 2-0677. ful CryaUl Lake, you can 20 Percent off regular prices For the biggest selection of build a gorgeous I-akefroo' Cut 'n Curl Beauty Shop nearly new and used furni­ Home right in the middle of 818 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 3224)834 ture, see Noll's Furniture a mature little grove. Sale Brokerage In Casselberry Permanent Special <0 o f fruit should pay taxes on 17-92. Open 6 days 8 to 6. 20% off Regular Prices $0,600 AND WORTH IT! Call Children's Haircuts 61-00 •temper Agency, ISIS So. FREE ESTIMATE Ace Beauty Salon, Trench, 322-4991. Upholstering k Mattrcas ren­ Mayfair Hotel Ph. 322 8625 ovating. New !c Used Furni­ TRADE ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Two bedroom masonry on nice TOTO'S Budget Wave $7.50; Co., at 709 Celery Ave. Utile lake In country. Also 111 Regular 610. Complete FA 2-2117. small cabinet shop on Apopave. app'ts. Free perking. ka-Orlando Rd. Nice corner Ind k Oak lot. Either or both on piece HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK 3 COMPLETE ROOMS A to or close to Sanford. Write 105 So. Oak — 323-5742 ONLY 6249 50 “ details, J. C. Robinson, Rt. 25. Plumbing Servic Eaay Terms S, Box SUB, Apopka, Fla. Shop end Save The PLUMBING GREENBRIAR Budget Way Contracting Repairs Choice Iota available In FREE ESTIMATES Greenbrier o f Loch Arbor R. L. HARVEY overlooking golf eouree. FA 2-2363 Custom building to your 104 Sanford Are. 298 I/>ngwnod Plaza <• frralb June 3, 1064 — I’ ntfe 11 31. Articles For Sale DAY Grill Cook. White. Must 304 W 2nd St. FA 24032 be experienced. Chick 'N ALL WORK GUARANTEED Treat, Sanford. • BR. 1 Bath, Cant, haat, Built-in-stove, S c r e e n e d HOUSEWORK porch. 6300 Down, 65T mo., TING. 322 3418. 1602 Selma Rd., Longwood. HOUSEWORK or S22-51S1. Ph. 322-3503. LAKE MARY To settle estate, a 2 Bdrm. IRONING In my Home with ten lota for cash on weekends. price of 65550. 333-0663. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundqulat, Aaao. FA 2-2051 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Auto Glass, Top* k Sea* Covers franfnrb P O N T IA C 1 Open Fri. E ven in gs iSi bu7 c k 1| & A ll Day Saturday Mfr i— x - HUNT 109 N . Palmetto A ve. Sanford — Ph. 322-1884 iitJ U a k i ifiiin 'r t tat » i ~Mmfl rfiiffllllT lfH I LINCOLN MERCURY W in ter Park Ph. M I 4-0209 �I 9Hr •infnrH IrralB Page 12 — June 3, 1964 ¥ * t M A R G A R E T ANN Q u i r l e n , him been named home cconomint for the Florida Power and Light Company In S a n f o r d , aucceeding Lucy Nowlin, who has b e e n transferred to Miami. M i n a Quarles has served ns homo service representative. She is from Kingsport, Tcnn., and in a 1963 graduate of the Uni­ versity of Tennessee. Seminole TB Association Elects Officers The Board o f Directors of Hie Seminole County Unit of the Central Florida TB and RD Association met recently and elected Dr. Kenneth Wing, Dr. M. A. Nesmith Jr., Mrs, II, M. Pearce, .Mrs. James Gray, Mrs. J. With, Rev. Jack T. Bryant and Rev. C. C. Dees Jr., to the organlis i ion's directorate. The new board aclected Carroll Burke, president; Dr. Wing, first vice president; Mrs. J. W. Yarborough, sec­ ond vice president; Mrs. C. E. Hunter, secretary, and Mrs. Nsncy Stoele, treasurer. Named to the executive committee were Donald Flcl. eher, Mrs. W. W. Tyre, James G. Lee and State Sen. Mark Cleveland Jr. A summary of activities far the past year revealed that 12,180 persons were X-rayed from August 27, 1003, through May 8, 1064. At the present time there are 20 palienti hospitalised from Seminole County In TB hospitals. It was also reported that Christ­ mas Seal Income had reached the 110,343 mark. In the field of health educa­ tion, Lee reported that NTA signposts, a film on chronic cough and shortness of breath, were shown at the Hits, Movlcland, Prairie Lake and Star theatres. Numerous discussions have been given to area civic clubs and or­ ganisations and considerable material has been provided to local schools. During the meeting Dr. Wing spoke on Uk> eflrcta ot "Smoking on Health" and showed slides on "Smoking" ■which were made by Dr. C. Frank Tate, associate pro­ fessor of medicine at Uw Uni­ versity of Miami. Dr. Wing Was assisted by Dr. Nesmith. Future meetings of the di­ rectors have been scheduled for October, January and March. Party Honors Graduates r The Starlight Promrnaders Square Dance Club o f San­ ford, sponsored by the San­ ford Recreation Department, rapped a recent evening's en­ tertainment with a party for tba graduating class. Among those who received diplomas were Dick and Bar­ bara Zclley, Herb and Lea Cornelius, Joe and Loulie SI mu nek, Virgil and Yvonne Aaron, A1 and Sia Probat, Gerry end Ed Simon, Mike Willahan end Evelyn Weby, This class is Instructed by Churk Durant, regular caller for the club. This organisa­ tion meets each Wednesday evening at the Sanford Civic Center. The public le invited. Pension Bill / WASHINGTON (UP1) — The House approved and sent to the Senate Monday a bill to give fl00-a-munth pen­ sions to 17fi additional Medal U Honor winners. 25th. & U. S. Choice “ Flavor-Aged” Beef Stokelys CHUCK STEAK _ W SWIFT’S” . l b V Limit: 2 With Your 95 Or More Food Order Please PARK SANFORD ' [ION KLESS’ V J V ▼ POT R O A S T ........................ lb. 59c STEAK ............................. lb. 88c SLICED BACON .....................49c WIENERS .......................lb. 49c • Slit LOIN • CLUB • CUI1F. "CAM PFIRE" FANCY LB. PKG. "ARMOUR STAR" OR TI1H IF T W A Y * FLA. 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CANS "PILLS RU RV NO. 303 CANS TS v' S' N QUANTITY ' BIGHTS ■___________ 1_____________ 4* R. 2<i CANS « / < i n n ' * B™ . 8/Sl.OO aQr \ 1niaa8Hiw iT e a ^ ■■ ■ » "RELIABLE BLEACH" LOCAL GROWN FIRM RED RIPE o 60 EXTRA G OLD BOND With Thla 1Coupon ft The Purchase Of "Diamond” STAMPS LUNCHEON PLATES 1Pkg. Of 40 69c I Coupon good at year "Thriftway" I Only, Thru Saturday. June • 60 EXTRA G O LD BOND With Thla Coupon ft The Purchase Of "Royal" GKLATIN STAMPS 6 Keg. Pkgs. 69c Coupon good at your "Thriftway" Only, Thru Saturday. June 6 50 EXTRA G O LD BOND With Thla I Coupon ft The Purrhaee Of "Hot Shot" STAMPS Houac ft , Garden Bomb 114 oc bomb 1.29 I Coupon good at your *Thrtftwar' , Only, Thru Saturday. Juno • 50 EXTRA G O LD BOND With ThU Coupon ft The Purrhaee Of lnelant Cream PLEASE STAMPS 11 Ot. Pitcher 79c Coupon good at year "Thriftway" i Ouly, Thru Saturday, Jua# 6 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With Thla |Coupon ft The I’ urrhaae Of l.b. Pkg. "Copeland" STAMPS LUNCH MEAT {Coupon good at year T h riftw ay" ( Ouly, Thru Saturday, June I 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With Thla Coupon ft The Purrhaae Of "Red Top" CARROTS STAMPS 2 One Lb. Cello 29c I Coupon rood at your “Thriftway" I Ouly, Thru Saturday, June 6 �Phil Newsom Says - . . Just Dont Mix Idealism and business too often nre considered to be something like oil and water — they just don’t mix. This fallacy ought to be disprov­ ed by news that a group of Ameri­ can businessmen is planning to form its own “ Peace Corps” to help small companies in underdeveloped nations abroad. “ We want to show people thnt the free enterprise system is a good one,” says Thomas 0 . Thomas of the U.S. State Department, as quoted by the National Observer. Thomas is an employe of the Agen­ cy for International Development ( AID), the department’s foreign aid office, which will provide an initial $1 million to kick o ff the project. Eventually, it will operate solely on private donations. Not yet bearing an official name — it is informally called the Exe­ cutive Service Corps— the group plans to utilize the experience and knowledge of both retired (but UNtired) executives ns well ns younger men. The latter would take leaves of absence from their companies for overseas service of three months to two years. Explaining the type o f aid the Americans would offer, Thomns cites ihc example of a shoe company in Colombia. It makes good shoes, Castro’s Real Fear has good workers, but is in finan­ cial trouble. "They need someone to determine the per-unit cost for each shoe,” says Thomas, “ taking in the cost of lea­ ther, labor, overhead, then adding a profit margin, so a fair, but profit­ able, sales price can be established." Other types o f help would be ndvice on setting up an assembly line or strenmlining manufacturing and ad­ ministrative methods. Under the program, the foreign company would pay its American executive the same salary ns it would a local man. The corps headquarters in America would pay travel expen­ ses and nny salary supplements. During his tour of service, the American would train a local man to take over the job when he leaves. This is the kind of “ capitalist sub­ version” we should be telling the world about. In New York, the pretty, dark-eyed Cuban woman ut­ tered a low-voiccd, fervent, “ I hope so, Oh I hope so. .” It was a prayer echoed among tens of thousands of Cuban refugees acattered across the United States from coast to coast, buoyed now by new promises that somehow, some day. the Moscow-sup­ ported regime of Fidel Castro would fall and that they could go back home. It was inevitable then that no matter what occurred on May 20, the anniversary of Cuba'a Independence from Spain, it should in a way be anti-climactic. Underground leader Manolo Hay's promise that on in­ dependence day he would re­ turn to Cuba to help revitaliie the opposition that finally would topple Castro already had been well publicized. and part of Its desired effect al­ ready achieved. Hay. described as tough and shrewd, is a former Castro liutenant, an expert at sabo­ tage and guerrilla waifare and said by some to be Cas­ tro’s most feared enemy. A few days earlier Ray had quit his job as consultant to Thought For Today For there is one God, and there is one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus.— 1 Timothy 2:5. There is n green hill far away, Without a city wall, Where the dear Lord was crucified Who died to save us all. — Cecil Francis Alexander. Helen Fuller Says W all Street Commotion WASHINGTON — The Vati­ can and the U. S. Food and Drug Administration arc caus­ ing a considerable com m o­ tion in Wall Street. Drug stocks, a big item in the market, are due for sharp ups and downs in response to their separate and unrelated actions. An article titled “ Ahout Birth Control Pill*” In a Vati­ can publication last week sent stocks of drug companies in the manufacture of the neworal contraceptives soaring because It Indicated that the Roman Catholic Church is re­ examining its stand on their use. It is widely believed that the whole subject of birth con­ trol will come up for review by the Ecumenical Council in its current session. Wall Street will be watching with interest. Now orders issued by the U. S. Food and Drug Admin­ istration last week will lead to price risea and drops in other drug stocks. The revised rules are a clear Indication that the drug industry can ex­ pect stricter regulation. Thanks to the Kefauver-llarris Law, passed in 1962, companies that useless, though, harmless, pro­ ducts are no longer beyond the reach of the law. Before passage of the Kefauver-llarris Law, the FDA licensed new drugs solely on the basis of safety. The lawnow requires the drug manu­ facturer to submit medical proof that the drug is also effective for its intended pur­ pose. To market a drug hence­ forth, its maker must Ik* able to show positively that it will help you, not just negatively that it will not hurt you. Unlikely as it may sound, the Kefauvcr drug (tearing of I960 disclosed that this re­ quirement is likely to put him dreds of product* off the mar ket and save consumers mil lions of dollars now spent for worthless drugs. It should al so help to lift the smog of ad vertising of drug cures for whatever ails you. That depends, of course, on how the Food and Drug au­ thorities enforce the new law. The 1962 Kcfauver bill provid­ ed for a two-year transitional period to permit the Industry to adjust to the change ahead. That period ends and the stricter rules take effect this fall. Many supporters of the strengthened law, Including the late Senator Kefauvcr himself, had doubts that the FDA would put sufficient mu* cle into the task. In the past that organization has been considered one of the mousiest of all the federal regulatory commissions. The agency has complained that it lacked the men and the money to do an cfficirnl job. Rut Senator Hubert Hum­ phrey (D-Minn.) claim* that the “ principal lack In past years was not manpower; it was will-power." The FDA rules released last week indicate that the agency may be recovering from its “ tired blood.” Over strong protests from some of the drug industry, the FDA an­ nounced that it will reexamine all drugs placed on Die market since 1938, when the last pre­ vious tightening of the Drug Acl took place. The drug manufacturers had been prepared to produce medical certification for all new products, beginning m October, but many were not prepared to justify medically every product, now on the market, introduced since 1938. Manufacturers argued that Congress did not intend to prohibit them from continuing to make claims about drug! licensed under the old merely "safe” requirement without proving them medically ef­ fective. The FDA says Congress did so intend, and it doe* too. On ami after Oct. 10, the FDA can order any drug off the market that fails lo meet the stiffened standard. • Q's and A's Herald Area Correspondents Altsmonte Spring* Mrs. Julia Ilartoa 838-1318 Rear Lake-Forest City Mrs. Maryann Miles 838-3678 Casselberry Mrs. Jane Casselberry 638-3046 Chuluot* Mr*. Joan Magia 363-3743 DeBary Mrs. Adam Muller 668-4410 Deltona Mr*. Mildred Haney 668-5631 Enterprise Mies Helen Snodgrass 668-8133 Geneva Mrs. Jos. E. Mathicus 348-4824 Lake Mary Mrs. Frances Wester 322-6218 Lake Monroa Mrs. H. L. Johnson 322-4723 Lon (wood Mrs. Donna Kstea 838-3317 North Orlando Mr*. Ilorla Dean 123-1888 Osteen Mrs. Clarence Snyder 322-4841 Oviedo Mrs. Evelyn Lundy 363-2618 #anfori> fyrato I’ age 1-A Sanford, Florida Q— What bird* can fly im­ mediately after being hatch­ ed? A—The ntound builders, a family of blrda inhabiting Australia and cerUin South Sea islands. Q—Who was the first wom­ an to make a solo flight around the world ? A— 31ra. Jerrie Mock of Co­ lumbus, Ohio, in 29 days, Q—What is the origin of the expression "bury the hatchet" for making peace with an enemy? A —The expression, which goes bark to the Indians, re­ fer* to their practice of bury­ ing tomahawks beneath the anil as a gesture of peaceful intentions. t j—When were the last Federal troop* moved out o f Ihe South after the Civil War? A— In 1877, the Puerto Rican Planning Board and with some ostenta­ tion dropped from sight. Able-bodied young Cubans began disappearing in Miami. Mysterious messages crack­ led through the air waves. One said: “ From Ismael to Eugenio— the little tree is in the mid­ dle of the pasture." In his island fortress, Cas­ tro himself was reacting with a nervousness to the immedi­ ate threat posed either by Ray's revolutionary junta, by “ Plan Omega" under the dir­ ection of another exile lead­ er, Eloy Gutierrez Menovo. or by the Movement for Revolu­ tionary Recuix-rat ion led byManuel Artimr, who headed the abortive Bay of Pigs in­ vasion. Newly arrived refugees told of an 86-mile-long stretch of highway jammed with militaryvehicles between Havana and Cardenas on the northern coast. The Cuban army went on general alert, and Cuban Min­ ister of Industry Che (iuevara admitted the government ex­ pected “ something” to hap­ pen. Castro himself was giving the impression of a man ex­ pecting an attack and of a man feeling increasingly a. lone. But it also was obvious that the Cuban exiles, whatever their intent, were incapable of mounting an invasion in force. Ray himself had warned the refugees against expecting too much too soon. What then was Castro's real fear? Cuban analysts suggested two contributing factors: —An exile attack on the Cabo Cruz sugar mill, 143 miles from Guantanamo on Cuba's southern coast, admit* telly had hit Castro where it hurt the most. The attack de* stroyed 75,000 bags of sugar worth more than $1.5 million. The Cuban sugar crop is the worst since World War II, even less than last year’s dll* astrous 3 4 million tons. Cuba already- has been forced to buy sugar on the world mar­ ket to meet its commitments. —Castro feels he no longer can count on support from the Russians, despite Soviet lipservice to the contrary. Re­ ports that the Russians actually had taken out their groundto-air missile installations were not entirely discounted. Holmes Alexander Dr. Crane’s Dear Congressman: Worry Clinic WASHINGTON, D. C. -N o t to name names, but several well-meaning Congressmen are turning loose letters they get from disgruntled Gl’ s in South Vietnam who tell us how bad­ ly the war is being run. 11te complaints may tie valid, anil are not illegal, bill thenought lo be a restraint on somebody’s part. At least there ought to tic a consistent policy. President Truman fired Gen­ eral MacArthur. ending that splendid military career and establishing a No Win con­ cept of warfare which per­ sists to this day, because the General wrote the wrong kind of a letter to House Speaker Martin. Secretary McNamara broke General Walker, p u l l i n g “ finis" to another stirring military biography and laying down a “ Muzzle the Military" precedent, because the Gen­ eral lectured his troop* too vehemently against the Com­ munist menace which Walker felt was prowling the home front. If it’ s wrong for general of­ ficer* to express themselves out of channels, it's worse for junior officers and Gl's tn do the same thing. MacArthur and Walker, both West Point­ ers, both with vast experience as military administrators and leaders in the field, con­ ceivably had something to of­ fer in their opinions. Their statements had a ring of au­ thority, whereas the men of the rank and file are position­ ed where they cannot tell the trees from the forest. The men cannot be expected to know this, but their Con­ gressmen should. Congress­ men who print these griping letters in dispatches to their constituents, or hand them out to newsmen for publica­ tion, are doing the country a misdeed. There is no censor­ ship in peacetime to prevent aervieemen from writing such letters. There is nothing, I am told at the Pentagon, that the Defense Department can do to prevent a Congressman from making them ptiblir. Many Congressmen, says a Pentagon spokesman, send the letters from Vietnam to the Pentagon for comment. In some ra«cs there is construc­ tive adjustment when the complaint is legitimate. This sensible treatment of letter* pi-eserves the right of com­ munication. II discharges the duty which any representative Barbs Hy Hal Cochran Keep thinking about how phyaicully tired you are and you'll wind up mentally tired. About the easiest svuy to make it rain is to buy a new ear. Adding- up his score just be­ fore driving al each hole dorsn’t mean a golfer is u teetotaler, A doctor says a happy-golucky girl carries her years lightly. And likely much long­ er than the worrisome one. Don't you wish you had the money you were going to save for this year's vacation? It's hardly worth being fix­ ed for life if you've nearly worried yourself to death do­ ing it. Spring is when a wife won't let Iter husband let the grass grow under his feet. A doctor says we shouldn’t scratch our akin. Como real hot weather and most of us won’t be up to scratch any­ way. You seldom hit the right odds often enough at a race track to get even. of the people owe* Ms con­ stituents. Rut the use of front-line letters as criticism of foreign policy is a Kid practice. It is injurious alike to public dignity and military morals. Aside front self discipline on the part of Congressmen, how­ ever, the practice seems likely to go on. There is no eas­ ier way to attack the conduct of a deml war such a* we have in Vietnam than to quote from a homesick soldier, but it Is hardly a fair attack, or a useful one. H cheapens the criticism which these same Congressmen can more force­ fully make from other sources. The losing effort we are putting up in Vietnam liegan with the very mistake which MacArthur warned against more than a decade ago—we entered a conflict without any determination to see it through to victory. Ilehind the deci­ sion that now' lias us dead­ lock in the rice paddies is the same lack of moral filter in Washington which drove Walker to an overwrought tail understandable belief that any leadership so aoft-on-Communism must be pro-Communist. Overhanging the whole of our world policy, in Southeast Asia and elsewhere. Is the sickly dread that a real suc­ cess for American arms will incite our entente* when, in truth, It would probably dis­ may them. There are legitimate areas of policy and performances winch Congressional members ought to be plastering with criticism. There is plenty of ammunition without wadding up gripe letters from soldier boys who have been writing them since time immemorial. Marvin'* problem occur* thousand* of lime* among high1 school student* so scrapbook this rase. And pin it In the bulletin hoard, for hoy* and girl* will lire longer if they indulge In regunr athletics, for their hearts then benefit in tan Ma)*, a* shoMn below. CASK 8-481: Marvin G.. nged 16, i* a slender high schooler. “ Dr. Urune,” h e a s k e d , “ could you help nte persuade my mother to let me engage in trnrk? "I want to compete a* a mile runner. “ Hut my mother objects. Kite thinks I might develop un ‘athlete's heart' or some­ thing that would shot ten my life. “ Isn't track a good way to become strong and healthy?" Sports Facta If a tioy like Marvin obtain* a medical examination which allow* that he is in good physical condition, then ho should become b e t t e r equipped for long life hy par­ ticipation in sports. This mean*, of course, that he must condition himself by gradual degrees. An untrained young man is not supposed to enter a gruel­ ing mile race. But if he gradually arrllmatrs himself to his sports event, he will develop a stronger heart. Actually, the heart of an athlete heroines larger than that o f the non-athlete. For regular exercise not only enlarges your biceps and leg muscles, but It also in­ creases the size of your heart, for the heart is mucle, too. A person with a well devel­ oped heart amt greater lung rapacity, wilt thus benefit in several ways. First, hi* hrart will heat more slowly. Instead of hav­ ing a pulse of 72 beat* per minute, the trained ntiln run­ ner may have a normal pulse of only 66 or 68 heats per minute. And this slowing dnw nf Ihc heart should help it last longer. At birth, for example, the average person is endowed hy God Almighty with about 21Y billion heart beats. Compare them to dollars in your Kink account. When you use up the last ones, your cardiac bank ac­ count it tints wiped out and you die. Bui if your heart ln-.it* more slowly, you salvage those ex­ tra heart beats for longer life. For example, suppose an athlete'* heart heals only 70 times per minute instead of 72. His heart thus will save 120 beats per hour or 2.880 beats every full day. That means he Is not deplet­ ing his cardiac bank account as fast as the non athlete. For those 2,880 salvaged beats mean that his heart rests an extra 41 minutes every 24 hours! In effect, we might say h# thus adds 41 additional min­ utes each day tn his lifespan! But there Is another very valuable result nf having a bigger heart. The two eoronary arteries that nourish the heart muscle, will also he larger. Thus, a tiny floating clot that might plug a smaller cor­ onary arlery, will flow farth­ er down the coronary In the larger heart and thus not bo as likely to cause death from a heart attack. 1’ arcnt*. encourage your children to romp and play and hnvo fun, for this It medically wholesome, unless they havo some heart ailment at the out­ set that your physician feels will preclude such heavy ex­ ercise. LAWN SPRAYING! 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Published dally except Saturday, Sunday and Christmas; publishes Saturday proceeding Christmas. A Word Of Thanks I am deeply grateful to the citizens of Seminole County for your vote and expression of confidence and support in my campaign for County Commissioner District 1. The growth period ahead will demand responsibility, stability and planning. I want us to work together for the benefit o f all of Seminole County. To do this I ask your continued cooperation. Remember, 1 will be your commissioner working for you. My appreciation to the many friends, workers and voters whose help and friendship has been most encouraging. My sincere thanks to each and everyone o f you. Edward Yarborough Geneva. Florida “ Homes Of Distinction” CUSTOM BUILT Situated nn large individually liindai-upcd Iota Features include central heat und uir conditioning TWO NEW HOMES NOW COMPLETE MODERN KITCHENS BY C*/ . ^ / . 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GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Listen to that good friend who i* in an expansive mood and give* valuable suggestion* for your advancement. Get out more with people. Make the contact* that really count. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) You can basic in reflected glory today, pro­ vided you show real ability and are loyal to blg-wig. Don’t be afraid to accept re■pomibillty. You can prosper vary rapidly. LEO (July 32 to August 21) Using new methods Is wise today, since they In­ crease prestige and profit. Get into right source* and be well-informed fir s t Urns* who have wisdom are to as expansive mood. VinGO (August 32 to Septcmber 22) Sitting down with accountants, govsrnment of­ ficials, can help much In set­ ting up a more economical regime for yourself now. Get in right with associates. Ba affable at home tonight LIBRA (September 23 to October 22) Although asso­ ciates, both near and far, may seem demanding, it all augura to your benefit in the long run. Look to the larger lasues la operations. Fine re­ sult* follow. SCORPIO (October 23 to November 21) If you critic­ ise less and are more enthus­ iastic about your work, you soon find pleasure and pro­ fit In i t Endeavor to please co-workers. Efficiency Im­ proves quickly. SAGITTARIUS (Novsmber 22 to December 31) A posi­ tive attitude toward whatever you most want to accomplish will see It materialit* in no time. Find your forte in life. Bring out those hlddea tal­ ents. CAPRICORN (December 33 to January 20) You can eas­ ily get aid from othera for whatever practical projects you have in mind. Make fam­ ily life more secure, toe. Han­ dle all financial obligations with wisdom. AQUARIUS (January 31 to February 19) You csa rely on associates now to help you make dally work easier and more remunerative. Ba sure to get shopping don*. Meet with others on time and Im­ prove reputation. PISCES (February *> to Marrh 20) Being more care­ ful In the payment o f your bill* and making collections is the only way to get on sol­ id ground, leek advlca from experts. Those In business have much to offer. IF YOUR CHILD IB BORN TODAY, he or shs will poss­ es* much ingenuity and ean be vary successful la life Just soon as perseverance ie learned as well as the need for order and system In Ilfs, no matter what the task at hand may be. The mind Is quick and the reflexes per­ fect, but finishing what la once started Is the greatest lesson to be learned here, and early. “ The Stars Impel, they do not compel.” What you ■take o f your life is large­ ly ap to YOUI Carroll Rlghter's Individual Foreeast for your sign for July Is now ready. For your copy send your birthdate and 11.00 to Carroll Rlghter Fore­ cast (The Sanford Herald), Boa 1921, Hollywood 29, Cal­ ifornia. George T. Kaehleln, J r , president o f the American Au­ tomobile Assn., A AA , warns Florid* to gird for an influx o f tourist* far exceeding the Boat optimist!# prediction*. £ •> » �TSr • ir fffr l June 3, 1964 — Pnpe 3-A W irm ll (D aah C tb b y * Television Tonight By Abigail Van Buren ( I ) Psts * WEDNESDAY P. M. :0» ( I ) Newerope DEAR ABBY: t «m 11 and 1 want to ask you a ■crioua quMtion. Do ANY ^ boy* like nlcs, sweet, old- . * ' * * fashioned girle? If you don’t fiv e them what they want, they think you don’t like them and they go find aomeone who will. Thla guy I went with waa real nice at firat, then he atarted getting "fresh." He aald If 1 liked him I’d go along with hla Ideal. I really Ilked him, but I couldn't ex­ plain why I wouldn’t giTe in without Bounding atupid or juvenile. He laid I waa too “ nice" for him, and he left. Now I realiie how much I liked him. How can 1 get him hack ? DEE DEAR DEE: Plenty of boya atill like “ nice, aweet, old'faahioned" girla, (That's the kind they look for when they have marriage in mind.) I f you have to de­ fend your moral atandarda with a debate, you are in the wrong company. Forget thla boy. But don^ ba aurprlied If he tu r n up after he’a grown up, and tella you that you were right, and he'd lika to have another ehanca—thla time w i t h YOUR rulea. DEAR ABBY: My hus­ band haa been dead for 22 yeara. I have continued to call myaeif MRS. JOHN SMITH. A frieml o f mine recently pointed out to me that I waa breaching eti­ quette; that alnce there ia no longer a JOHN SMITH, neither is there a MRS. JOHN SMITH, and I should be calling myself MRS. G E R A L D I N E SMITH. Please set me straight. MRS. UERAI.DINE OR MRS. JOHN D E A R M R S . JOHN SMITH: Your friend ia the one who needs to be “ set straight.’ ’ When you took John’s name, you took it for as long as YOU lived (un­ less you took another hus­ band), not fur as long as HE lived. • • • DEAR ABBY. Since read­ ing in your column that a woman changed dentists be­ cause she didn’t liko the canned music he used in his office, I should like to ex­ press myself on that sub­ ject. I quit TWO dentists on thia account. Rut worse yet ia being forced to listen to canned music in a gar­ age. I sat there wniting for my ear to be repaired, while the mechanic waved QaaoJbjy wrenches and screw drivers around in the air at he sang and skipped and danced ail around the car though he were in a hypnotic state. He stood on hia toes, leap­ ed Into the air and twisted his body. His boss snld he was a good mechanic and, if the music were turned off, every mechanic In the place would walk out. A t six dollars an hour I didn't bring my car in there to be entertained. When I want to aee a ballet, I'll buy a ticket. There should be a law against such nonsense in a place o f business RENOLDA • • • C O N F I D E NTIAL TO MAC: No horse cen go as fast as the money you bet on him. • • • ♦QB7 d U q h lu jh iA <») :II (I) i l l (S) :!» l«) (I) (3) (<) (») (!) Ml (»> (#) :0S 1:1# :f>9 ;I0 Sports. W « . thsr Newtllne c h ( S p an s W e e ih cr Show News— W a lle r Creakits Huntley • Brlnklsr Deputy (llenn n o v a s Cheyenne Tho Vlmlnlan Chronicle P i tty Putts The F.»rmer*i Deuxhter (<) Tiahtrop# 00 (3) Kapluns Kc <«) Usvtrly IHlIbltttee (S) Hon C*»»y :I# (#> pic k Vsn Dyke :M (It El«v«nlh H ost (!) ru nn y K « y i (») Checkmate 11 :#« {*! (<) Nows, Weether, Sports <») N»w« — M u r p h y Martin u :te <»> N»w>. Weather, Sports 31 <t) Theater o f tb s Stars 10 ( ! ) Johnny Ctrsoa (Color) (!) Muvls THURSDAY A. M. Problems I Write to AB­ BY, Box 110700. Los Angeles, Calif., 000(10. For a person­ al reply, enclose a stomp­ ed, iclf-addrcsscd envelope, s e e Hate to write letters? Rend one dollar to ABBY, Box 00700, Los Angeles, Calif., D0000, for Ahby's booklet. "H OW TO WBITE LETTERS FOR ALL OC­ CASIONS." On<Bhidqsi One of my pet peeves arlsei from that typa of bridge play­ NORTH (D) S er 1 have dubbed the "no* *Q ti trumpiat” V K fl Everyone likes to play no4AK033 trump contracts, but the no■AST trumpiat goes miles out o f 4 107 4 0433 his way to get the no-trump V Q J 10832 VA0S play in bis own band. It al­ ♦ 1054 ♦ J92 44 4 4QJ» ways delights ms whan ho is SOUTH properly punished for thla 4 AKJS — type of mlabld. ¥74 West opened the queen o f ♦ A K 03 hearts and dummy’s king was 41085 No one vulnerable gobbled up by East’s ace. Weetk East death Wee* Back came a heart and tha 14 Pass 2 N.T. Pass defense cashed six fast heart 3N.T. Pass Pass Pass tricks while South was busy Opening lead—¥ Q discarding winners. South complained bitterly about his bad luck. He point­ lead and that West might ed out that hia bidding had well have opened a spade or forced West to make a blind a diamond. It atao was even « ) New*. n# l> 2# 30 (I) (I) (t) (1) (t) II) (•> (I) (I) (I) (I) OS 1* I# II oa ( I ) to (SI 00 It) (I) (t; II II) (I) OS ( 1 ) (!) 21 ( 1 ) (t) 30 (3) (!) (f) II ( I ) (I) (I) II |1) (») R'an On Hun-hln* Almenee CIrovs. Perm Report Florida HUIory rtunrlee Hemeiter To-lay— llualt Downs Film Features Firm Mkl. Repert Mlrkla Kvane ToJsy tjocsl News, W e s thsr Captain K t n i s r o e Csrlnon* Divorce Court American History E is rclo s For Woman Cartoons Rom par Rsom s s y When Niws — Mike W s lt sss NDO News Spanish W ord for Word D icem brr Ilrlds t Govs I,tiny Concentration Prtrs Is tllsht Th« McCoys Mltslnic Links The Objsct Is a is d y s THURSDAY P. M. 11:00 (1) Tour Plrst Impress­ ion ( I ) La y s o f L if t (II Seven Keys 11:10 ( I ) Truth or Constqur nrte (S) Father K now s Bsst (1) Search tor Tom orrow 11:11 (01 Hunting Llsht 1:00 ( I ) Nswo (»t Krnls Ford (1) Thi* Opon Window l i l t (2) Focus 1:30 13) People Are Funny ( I ) News— P a r s Fennsll (1) As Tho W orld Turns 1:11 IS) Cartoons 3:00 (21 Let's Maks A Peel ( » ) Ann Sotbsrn (0) Password 1:10 ( I ) Th o Poctoro (S) Psy In Court (0) Art Llnklottor 1:11 (0) Nows— Lisa H o w ­ ard 1:00 (3) l.nretta T o u n r (9) tlenrra' Hospital l « ) To THI The Truth 1:10 ( I ) You Don't Say (Color) <») Q u i t s For A Day (l> Tha Kdaa s t Night 4:00 (3) Match nam e (9) Trsllmsalsr (1) Secret S t o r m 4:30 ( I j Hums and Allen 4:11 It) News ( I ) U n do Walt 1:01 (II Hast o f Oroorh s (9) (4) (I) 1:10 ( ! ) •x We Jh& Woman: B* Rutl' wiiiett From the age o f 30 on, too many women look for youth In a beauty shop instead of reaching out for new Interests that will truly give them a permanent youth. By 30, the great majority o f women—especially house­ wives—settle for what they nlready know and for tha int crests they have at the mo­ ment. Life settles down to a routine o f work nnd a little or a lot o f social life, includ­ ing club work, PTA, bridge, end so forth. But it's ail organised and most o f It la sedentary. They play bridge, they listen to lectures, they join discussion N o Complaints W I L L I A M S PORT, I’a. (U PI) — Not a single mem­ ber of the New Yorks Met* squawked Monday night when t h e i r scheduled exhibition game against Williamsport of the Eastern League was rain­ ed ou t Tbs Mete were still weary after their record 23-Inning Kr onen Cartoons struggle with the Ban Fran­ I.save It Ta Rsavtr cisco Giants Sunday. Nswscops groups. They go en masse to hear some woman who has read a book re-hash it for them. But as for really pitching in and learning a new skill or pursuing some new hobby o f their own, that is put off until there It mors time. They never consider this as a possible way of getting a little xtp into their lives. What ia it you have always regretted thut you didn't know how to do? To ride a horseT To play the piano? To paint? To writs? To realty know something about gard­ ening or interior decoration? Why not start learning this! year, even thi* week, rather than waiting until you get more time for yourself? The average woman may look as young for her age as her husband. But chances are her mind Isn’t as young or her personality as many-sid­ ed, simply because as soon as she settled down as a home­ maker she quit trying ta add new, active interests to her life. Break away from dull rou­ tine and explore new ideas nnd Interests. Your personal­ ity will he enriched and you'll find new zest in living that will be reflected in your ap­ pearance. LIQUOR MART OF VALUES' Price* Are Tailored To Y«ur Tim*, Needs And Budget . . . 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Any criticism o f a no-trumpist is apt just to lend to more and worse no-trump bids from him in an effort to show a profit on one o f them. I did not comment either. Kibitzers should be seen and not heard and I am not going to comment now, except to point out that If North had been the no-trump declarer nothing could have hurt him. mail or bring this coupon TV RENTAL ♦ Hales • Service Seminole T V FA 2-1920 Zenith Color TV Bales 1600 Sanford Ava. M o v i e R ID E -IN to n ith f a and have the Sanford Herald carved THE AT R T « i ’ it* nA Y rinl.1111) IMIS RITKI THO A ia«M •‘COSIH FI.Y W tTII *1K" l l s o k O'llr ls s — Cstnr Piss At IStOO * - ii a v e i l u n i a n CAN Itlll ATK Prank S ls s irs TV Time Previews tin n delivered daily to your door r' * 7:30-8:30 p. m. CBS. The Roots of Freedom. "In De­ fense of Rome.’’ A fascinating examination of ancient Rome’s contributions to our Uwa, cul­ ture, economy snd civilization generally, by means of read­ ings from Roman writing, visits to tha ruins snd rem­ nants of tha ooca-glorious em ­ pire and discussions of tha Impact of Roma on tho con­ temporary western world. Participants Include Profess- Legal Notice CITY OK I * XKOHII lavltaflan Is >14 ■ t e l *4 bids will be rscstvsd In tb s afflea « f the Cltr V a n a air . I snford, Florida, « a the f o llo w in g llsmsi 1 Ons <1> air rondlMnnlng unit 11.000 UTU/hour lor public library office. It Ons <i) sir conditioning unit, ll.aoo IITL'/hour for flra ehlefa offlca In central (Ire station. Ill Ons ft) sir conditioning unit, ii.nos nTU/hour for fire station No. I. Minimum specifications are available at tbs city manager's offlca. All sailed bids shill be ctsirly mirhtd as such «a tbs eutilda of Mil envelop* and shill ba In (hi city m inigsr'i office In lh# City mil. Han­ ford. ylnrtdi, not liter linn 1:10 I*. M. on Monday, Juns 1, last Tha bids will be publicly •psnsd 41 M l P- M- at tha aami dale The City of Sanford reserves the right Is aeespl or to rsjsct m y or all bids In the best Interest of tha City, Warren K. Knowles City Manager Cltr af Sanford, Florida Publish June I, t i ll. COA-11 or Moses Hadss, James Msson and Bill Travers. Eric Scvsreid is the host. 8:30-9 p. m. CBS. Suspense. "Tha Leader." What starts out as a skillfully planned sus­ pense story peters out lo a rather dull and disappointing finish. Very good, neverthe­ less, Is Basil Rathbone In the key role o f a master crook who plans every step of a forthcoming crime with pain­ taking precision. Target for Rathbotme and his gang is s price leas gem In a waterfr ml warehouse. A cruiser and sktndiving suits make it poss­ ible for tha young crooks to approach tha warehouse from ltd most vulnerable side, 9-9:30 p.tn, CBS. Tha Bev­ erly Hillbillies. A continuation of last week's theme but not half as funny. Banker Dryadale's eueceai In keeping tha Clampetta from getting home­ sick by building in osarkalyls cabin on his estate now appears doomed to failure as his snooty wife determines to have the eyesore demolished Learning that wreckers may not legally raze a domicile while It's occupied, Dryadale moves into the shack, a move that amazes even the usually imperturbable Clsmpett fam ­ ily. Playing the ClampetU are Buddy Ebzen, Irene Ryan, Max Baer and Donna Douglas. 9:30-11 p. m. CBS. "Once Upon a Matlresa," This was a frail but pleasant musical when It was originally done off-broadway In tha spring of 1959. it owned much of its success to a knockout per­ formance of Carol Burnett at the hoyden Ish princess who competes physically and in other ways fur (ha hand o f a mother-ridden prince. Miss Burnett is every bit as raducous as ever, perhaps even mnrr so, which automatically makes this program a major treat for her fans. Mary Itog era' music la pleasantly inof fenslve and Jane White, Jack Gilford and Joe Bova repeal Uiclr rolca as the mean queen, the mute king end the retard ed prince with considerable charm. The show, an adapt Ion of tha (airy tale, "The Princess and the Tea," is silll no prize winner, but by td c vision's undemanding stand irds, it's a triumph. 10-11 p. m. NBC. Eleventh Hour, "llow Do I Ray I lo v e Y ou ?" (rerun) If you’ve been waiting for thla form of tele vision science-fiction to delve into the problem of Impotence among the young menrleds, this ia It. Whether you believe this ia a subject worthy of getting the entertainment treatment (remember, these •Hows are not documentaries), we leave up to you. In any case, the arting, particularly that at Lee Klnsolving as the afflicted young man, is fine. Celeste Holm and Shelley Fabares round out the guest lilt. for O n l y ........................ PER WEEK LAST HAY At 1 (00 - 4:25 - 1:03 "Lawrence Of Arable" HTAKTN TOMORROW VAM RITA JAM«> _ HEfUN•M ORENO•M tcARIHUR S fiW riE STARTS SUNDAY (O m J s CAFETER IAS (-T>efccioa4Food CartmSwria Coma dins with ws. Enjoy crisp, appetizing tasty pies, cakes sod creems.. .tender, delicious prims masts and garden-fresh vssetabiss. , , sawed In truly g 'ttir-* surroundings. And remember, Thursday night T em % ni|hr' with free desserts lor e ll...e n d Saturday eight Is "steak Bight" when you gat a big H 4 k T Bone ataek eeoked le y ew order for ealy OtwandrM•9.00F.at Trade Winds Cafeterias alee located In Orlande, Li Sahara, Caret, Melbourne 4 F t Pierre. mr A INTRODUCING FLOHIDA’8 OWN WOODY WOODBURY / 1 �I Wfh M tr l Im fl P ag e 4 -A — June 8, -8 64 i ; !l D E L M O N TE Munich Tries To Make Amends For Hitler MUNICH ( N B A ) - 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 ai a challenge to the new German dem ocracy," explains Dr. Anton Fingerle, superintendent of 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 ha a pioneered also in the establishment of cultur­ al exchanges with Israel. Bub­ bling with enthusiasm the Ijord Msyor of Munich, Dr. Vogel, has Just returned from a tour of 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, Of 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 ery history In the schools is one of the difficulties with which Fingerle has to contend. For 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 of Rutgers Univcr ally, to come here this sum­ mer to make a special study o f anti-Senmitism with the view of publishing his find ingt In book form. The resettled Jews them•elves present special prob blems, largely of a psycholo­ gical nature. Two-thirds of 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. "Almost 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. For example be fere 1933 the Jewish com munlty provided 11 out of 44 German Nobel prizewinners, Nor la the younger genera tton any better Integrated In Germany than Its elders. In e recent Frankfurt opinion poll more than 90 per cent o f the young Jews expressed a dc •ire to emigrate. Many young Jews hava re (used to do their national ser­ vice, which la their consti­ tutional right. 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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 com e 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. United’Tress Leased W:re IFetabiished 1008 ‘ THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1901 J V U V A ... Another Visit 52 Parties MOSCOW (UPI) — 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. All Quads Dead NEW HYDE PARK, N. Y. (UPI)— All of the quadrup­ lets born two months prema­ turely to the wife of an un­ employed Brooklyn plumber have died, Lung Island Jewish Hospital reported early today. Seaway Booms DETROIT (UPI) — 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 TWO 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 Air 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 U. S. Operated Ship Buzzed Nomination Efforts By Cuban MIG Picket Line Gives • • • • • 0 Members of Seminole High School’* Class of *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 of 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 War H. • • • Members of Branch 1777, National Association of Let ter Carriers, wiU meet Fri­ day night at the First Federal Savingi and Loan Aasociation Conference rooms. • • • Subway Fire ★ ★ ★ Scranton Says No To Feeler NEW YORK (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. (UPI) 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 roll'' that would be JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — 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. Coal Is Key WASHINGTON (U I'I) — Tha economic future of the Appalachian states ia linked Best Speller WASHINGTON (UPI) — to the coal Industry, Presi­ dent Joseph E. Moody of 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 Agree To Truce mittre on Lung Island which •MIAMI (U I'I)—A relrlgrrawill mist- ¥150,000 for the lor ship flying the Honduran full election campaign. flag but operated by an The governor conceded the American company was buzz­ California presidential pri­ ed by a Cuban air force MIG mary to Goldwater at u press lighter last week about 60 conference Wednesday, 10*j miles from the Cuban coast, houit after the polls closed. maritime sources said today. He had postponed meeting the No shots were fired. Other press for hours because of th-j Cuban MiG's also were re­ see - saw vote count whien ported in (lie area, ended in nn eyelash victory A spokesman for the Antil­ for the Aiizonu senator. les Terminal Co., which oper­ “ 1 would not drop out of ates a shipping service bethe 'igkt '•ier-iti»« | hnVr*lo*t HvC. n Central America , id a prili,ary," said Rockf-fi her. Flouda, confirmed the report “ There's a long time between and said the U. S. Coast now and the convention tn Guard was bring notified. San Francisco opening July 13 The motor vessel Johnnie I, and it'* hard to tell what is a converted military LCI, was going tn happen.” rn route to Tampa from Brit­ Rockefeller admitted that ish Honduras and Guatemala Goldwater'* victory c o u l d when it was buzzed by the mean the senator's early nom­ MIG, crewmen said. At the ination at the convention, but time, the ship was about 79 he laid he hoped public opin­ miles from Cabo San Antonio, ion would bring Goldwater I’inar Del Bio Province in “ into the mainstream of Cuba. It carried frozen meat and concentrated o r a n g e American thinking ” 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*. SAN FRANCISCO (UI’ I) Shipi operated by t h e California Republicans doubt­ American firm make regular ed today that the narrow vic­ iuni between Tampa and Be­ tory in Tuesday’s primary for lize, British Honduras, and Arizona conservative Barry- Malias De Galvez, Guate­ G o l d w a t c r represented a mala. 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 Several hundred dollars Republican National Cnnvonv tilth of automotive supplies, lion here in mid-July. But they fell his 51-79 per- tin hiding a large quantity of rentage win over New York spark plugs were stolen wmioGov. Nelson llockrfellcr lor tlmo during the night irom the state's 66 convention votes Muller Motor Company, Sec­ was far from a clear-cut vic­ ond Street and Palmetto Ave­ nue. tory. 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. MOSCOW (U PI) - The So­ viet Union today Issued a new rail for an Immediate show­ down conference of 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 of the Communist parties of 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. Parts Stolen From Dealer 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 A t Rollins Friday Martin Contract TWO FUTURE FARMERS front the Seminole llfifh School chapter have been notified they are recipients of 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. (UPI) —The Army said a ¥27.5 mil­ lion contract has been award­ ed the Martin Cn'a Orlando plant for production of Perth* mg ground support equip­ ment. NEW CENTURIAN was named recently nbonrd the nlrrrnft carrier L’ SS Franklin D. Ilooncvelt when L. Cdr. it. S. Davidson of Heavy Attack Squadron 11 made his 100th arrested landing aboard the aircraft. Cdr. Davidson is shown at right receiving congratulations of 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 Air Station’s Heavy Attack Wing One, resides at Lake Mary. Boy Confesses Caribbean Tropical Accidental Depression Stalled Killing AVON PARK (UPI) — 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 of 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 No Sharp Turn Seen For GOP 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." WINTER PARK. The Rollins College Alumni-Senior Sunrise Breakfast, one of the oldest traditions at Rollina, will 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 NEW YORK (UPI) — 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 WEST ALLIS, Wia. (UPI) 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 of 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 of 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 Nor­ wegian motor vessel called the Shauraag. No one was injurrd In the crash. SANFORD, FLORIDA JAMES deGANAHL 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 of 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, LAKELAND (UPI) — The Joint efforts of 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 of 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. MIAMI (U PI) — 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 CAPE KENNEDY (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 flisl 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 of the injured were identified as Maurice Dugan, of Edgewatcr, wlm had a full-lined ankle and hack; am! Wilburn C. Lungford of Tam­ pa, whu was in good condi­ tion. Urban Renewal Hearing Set DAYTONA BEBACI1 (UPI) —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 of 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. At last reports, the center of Git; depression was located about (It'll miles south-south­ west of Miami near latitude 19 north, longitude 66 west, the Weather Bureau said. “ The diaturliunce shows no signs of intensifying within the next day or two," 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 of 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 of 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. D o n a l d Dunn, W. B. Heath and Roy Morgan. Construction on the plant is expected to gel underway in July. N EW TIRE No Quorum A t Altamonte The Altamonte Spring* Town Council meeting, sluted for 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 REPLACEMENT first line STERLING nf hn/.ard, due TIRE In (n ANY you FREE . . . NOT get AN product if the cause workmanship, failure any premium SEIRERLING) . . . fails of nr on elr.) a tire (road In NEW cane TIRE ADJUSTMENT! This guarantee good on tirra purchased before July 4 Fellowship TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Dr. Bruno Linder, Florida S t a t e University chemistry professor, received todsy a Guggenheim fellowship fur a year of study in Holland, 405 W. Firat St. Sanford 322-0651 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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 03, 1964; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9a9c40ebc574161c3998302a6fd949cb.pdf cbdf749134cbe2e34919cc9bbf9d96f9 PDF Text Text Vfct • ta fo ri Wrratk Pag® 12 — A pril 9, 1984 Unit Names Conference Delegates M ore Concerts A t No Price Rise Offered lly Jane Casselberry American Legion Auxiliary mer members aollcitlng the re* newal of their membership for Memorial Unit 266 of Cassel­ the 1064-06 season, which has berry will he represented by a tentative salte of five pro­ Mrs. Harold Kryder and Mrs. grams, Including two out­ Kenneth Walbridge ns dele standing programs from the gates at the Constitutional Central Florida area. Conference to be held April Kicking off the concert sea­ son In November will lie the 26 at the Umatilla Civic t en Stetson Glee t^lub. This group ter. KYLE KEOGH la well - known throughout Mrs. Kenneth Green was Florida and are veterans of selected as alternate delegate many concert tours under the in appointments made during direction of Professor Harold Monday night's meeting of the Giffin. Dimpled Deborah K. Sipes Unit held in the Casselberry Winding up the progrnma in Woman's Club. won the Baby of the Year the spring of 1965 will be the Appointed to served on the Contest staged this past Florida Symphony Orchestra nominating committee to month by Zcta Xi Chapter of under the direction of Henry draft a slate of officers for Beta Sigma Phi and the Lit­ Federal State Market Mazer, wfiich was enthusissFAMILY GROUPS seen In costume nt the Rear Lake Elementary School the coming year were Mrs. tle Red Schoolhousc is $500 llrally received In Ssnford in News Service Joseph Ciszewski, Mrs. Rus­ last Fritlny night for the Marti! Gras sitonsorcd by Cub Scout Pack 2.10 richer as a result. previous concerts here. Sanford sell Corwin, Mrs. Ihomas included Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ostrander and children, Ricky and Kathy, Deborah, 6 months old Shipping point Information In between are nationally Hurston, Mrs. Walbridge and top photo, and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Maries and sons, Gary nnd Scott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. for April 8. All salra F. O. R known acts I n c l u d i n g the Mrs. Green. L. Sipes of 103 Mayrose Drive, Precooling chargea extra un Rurke Family Singers, recent­ (Herald Photos) bottom. The Unit voted to contri­ was sponsored by the Semi­ less otherwise stated. ly seen on the Ed Sullivan bute to the village watrr nole Chapter of Future Farm ­ HANPORD-OVIKDOshow; monologue artist Marpump project for Ecuador, a ers of America. EELLWOOIJ DISTRICT: cjn Robin and Scott Morrison, joint project of the American She won out over 14 con­ Partly cloudy and warm. talented musical character Legion Auxiliary nnd CARE. testants, all of whose pictures Cabbage: Demand moderate study artist. I’ o p p y Chairman, Mrs. were posted in three Sanford m arket steady. Domestic round Judge Mize emphasized that Green, announced plans for stores—noumlllat & Anderson, type, H i bu. crates, $1.10 to this Is a tentative program Poppy Dny which will be held Touchtons and Ben Franklin 81.16; 60 lb. sacks, 86 cents to that depends for financing on Saturday, May 23. All funds 5 & 10 Store. A penny counted 00 cents, few $1; Red type, H i Increased membership In the received In the snle of pop­ as one vote for the contest­ bu. crates, medium to large Concert Association. pies are used to aid patients ant. 82.76 to 83; Savoy type, med • “At this time, we will be at veterans hospitals and in Other winners were: contacting former members, turn size, few, 82. child welfare. Judy Mixon, 7 months old, Carrots: D e m a n d good asking for renewal of tholr daughter of Mr. and Mrs. markot steady. Topped, wash memberships, but anyone else Cecil Mixon of Lake Mary, ad, 48*1 lb. film bags, mesh interested In Joining is asked second, and Kyle D. Keogh, m aster container, medium to to contact Mrs. Rulph Austin 10 months old, son of Mr. and large, 81*76; 60 lb. sacks, Smith, membership chairman Mrs. R. W. Keogh. at 2021 Park Ave.," he said. loose, large, 81-16. Judy was sponsored hy Celery: Demand fair on S Tickets are available In three It's now legal to drive 36 American Legion Post 53 dos. and larger which are most price ranges—student mem miles an hour on Sanford while Kyle had the Sanford of the offerings, moderate on bershlps at 84; adults at 87.60 Avenue from 13th Street I.O.O.F. Lodge for his spon­ smaller sizes, mnrkct slightly and f a m i l y memberships south to the Sanford Naval sor. weaker, especially on 8 doz. which admit parents and all Air Station. Proceeds from the contest and larger. 16 In. crates, Pas­ children under 12 at a rate of City crews Wednesday com­ will be used to further the cal type, few H4 doz., 82; 2 818 for the year. pleted erecting the new speed work at the Little Red School­ 2',4 doz., 82.26; 8 doz., 82.60; Memburshlps entitle holders signs between 13th und 26th housc which cares for excep­ 4 dos., 82.76; 6 and 8 doz., to attend ull concerts and they Streets. The previous limit tional children in the area. 83.26; hearts, crates, film are trunsferrahle, thus per­ was 26 miles an hour between The Sipes baby won a Series wrapped, 24 count, 83.76. mitting a member to allow a those two strecti. E bond donated by Florida Dill: U LA crates, 4 doz. friend to use his ticket If he bunches, 82.60. c-nnot attend a concert. Endive: Demand fair, mark­ A general membership drive, et steady. 11/0 bu. crates, enlisting both old and new memlwrs will be held in the 81.10. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — policemen c h a r g e d In a Escarole: D e m a n d fair, fall, Judge Mize said. protcction-for-pay Two city patrolmen aurren- spreading market steady. 1 1/0 bu. “ But In order to go ahead scnndul* dered to county police on crates, 00 cents. with the scheduling of this Mayor Haydnn Burns said Lettuce: Supply light, de excellent series of five con­ shakedown charges Tuesday it was “likely the arrests will night, the sixth and acventh niand moderate, market about certs, we need to obtain ns Bourbon reurh to certain county offi­ steady. Iceberg type, WU msny commitments ns possible REG. 4.60—33.88 CASE cials," hut did not name crates, 24 count, cleanup lot, now. Failure to secure the them. 81.60, soma fair quality, 81-10; necessary membership to fi “The matter Is far from Boston type, EIIN crates, 24 nanco this program will result being cicsed," Burns said count, fair quality, 82; Ro- In Uie series having to drop after a meeting with Sheriff malne type, 11/0 bu. crates, one or two programs,’’ he em Dale Carson and Duval Coun­ 81.76; Leaf type, 24 qt. bask­ phaslzed. By United Pretz International ty Solicitor Edward Booth, ets, 81-60; Bibb type, 12 qt. Miami Mayor Robert King T h e patrolmen charged baskets, 8L High claimed support today with unlawfully accepting Onions, (Ireen: Demand fair, from three labor union Inrali unauthorized c o m p e n nation m arket steady. Crates, 8 dos. In hiz race (or the governor's were Jnmes Brunch, 30, and bunches, 82.40 to |2.70, mostly office. J. F. I.uman, 28. 82.40 to 82-66. J1UTEPEC, Mexico (UPI) He said the locali of the Parsley: Crates, 8 dos. — Barbara Hutton Mdivanl Hotel and Restaurant Union, bunches, curly, 81-60. Reventlow Grant Troubetzkoy tho Waiters and Bartenders Parnsnlps: Baskets, topped, Ruhirosa Von Crnmm is a Association, and n union vot­ 12-1 lb. film bags, 81-36. princess today for the third ing education group endorsed Radishes: Demand moderate time. him Tuesday night after meet­ ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) • t slightly lower prices, mark­ Laotian • V i e t n a m e s e REG. —Mrs. Chnrlos R. Holley, et weaker on red varieties, Prince Pierre R. Chao Doan, ing at Miami. 5.00 High, whoze campaign plat­ wife of tho Republican runsteady on white. Topped, Red 48-year-old chemical cii form includes a plank fur a didate for governor of Flori­ variety, 80-6 oz. film bags, 86 glnrer and painter, became 41.95 cents to 81 ;Whlle Icicle, 24 the Woolwnrth heiress’ sev­ minimum wage of $1.25 per da, gave birth to n It pound, 5TII .CASE hour, said he understood sev­ 0 ounce l>oy here Tuesday. 8-oz. film bags, 81-60. enth husband In a “city-hair’ eral other union locals hs\e The rhlld, who has not been Tunlps; 60 lb. sacks, topped ceremony Tuesday In this scheduled meetings in Hie named, Is tho fourth for tho and washed, 81-26 to 81.60. provincial town. next few days to endorse him. couple, and the second boy. BAHTIN OS, FLORIDA A reception for about 30 DIHTItlCT: guests at the new Princess' Cabbage: Demand moderate, Japanese-style home here fol­ LIGHT market steady. Domestic round lowed the rerrmony. OK DARK type, IK bu. crates, 81-16; 60 lb. sacks, 86 cents to 81, few high as 81-66. BROOKSVILLE (U P!) - A STR. two year-old hoy, Charles Sil REG. vers, who had been the object 6.25 of an all-night search In a MILWAUKEE, Wiz. (UPI) wooded area near here, was •17.88 •—Wisconsin CSov, John W, found safe this morning. CASE Reynolds, winner of the pre­ sidential primary In his home j hch state, cnnjtm-ntlng on Wal­ LAKE CITY (UPI) - Oliver lace’s substantial vote: Bradley, 74, (he first Negro N. Y. STATE BROOKFORD “I’m disappointed he got to run for public office here NIW DESIGN 10 YU. 86* IILEND Coo /, cooiforfablt, (mail any votes a t all, but we must since reconst-urtion days realize we have prejudice In waz defeated Tuesday In the NEWCONSTRUCTION PARK & TILFORD DRY GIN PINK — WHITE ihe North Just as in the rare for a city commission GIN — VODKA Intro hoary (rams girst SI’K. BURGUNDY South.” scat. long lorvleo, falsi hard woar. CHARRED OAK 29.95 CASH 8 Ylt. STR. lilt II. STR. KY. More entertainment for the ■erne price ae test year It the offer made today hy Judge Vernon C. Mize, president of the Seminole County Mutual Concert Aaaoclatlun. Renewal membership lists were opened Wednesday with Mayor A1 Wilson buying the first renewal from Mrs. Ralph Austin S m i t h , membership chairman. A telephone committee will begin today to call on all for 4_ > DEBORAH SIPES (Photos by Jameson JUIIY MIXON Deborah Sipes Contest Winner VEGETABLE REPORT State Bank and a trophy off­ ered by Wert’s Jewelers. The prizes will be awarded at the Future Farmers banquet sell for the high school at 7 p m j April 14. Judy’s prize was a loving j cup from Kadcr's Jewelers j while Kyle received a gift j certificate for bronzing of his first baby shoes. The award was given by Gitmm Jewelers.| 35MPH On Part Of Sanford Ave. Jax Charges 2 City Patrolmen Sanford FU. NEVER BEFORE ! ! M EDLEY 90° - 8 YR. . CHARCOAL FILTERED White Label Blend REG. 5.75 Kentucky Bourbon $ 3 t S COLONIAL CLUB LIQUEURS Aprirnt — Cherry — Pearh — Blackberry— Kummel — Creme Do Menthe — Cacao — Aninrtte — Rock *N Rye — Sloe Gin REG. 4.50 LIQUOR FOR LESS BACARDI $ RUM 86 PROOF IMP. SCOTCH Boy Found Safe * 4 .7 9 O M A ISO N ROGET Race G ILBEYS Champagne 279 BOURBON REG. 4.30—39.76 CASK 3 sths *995 ABC Golden Varnlih Rattan Jet Black Wrought lion Ivy C H A R C O A L F IL T K H K D KY. STR. BOURBON y t v r t r iw Spatially h l t i d 1 1 I WTRR . Radio Dial 14 r — OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS — Each Week • Mon. thru F ri. - 8:25 A. M. i c MATHER ? Pcraonaliy leeted by Ky. Wo ____, whiskey to totted and eeour ezperta la guarantee thU be the lightest bourbon in iho World. REG. 5.23 — 4I.HM CASK of Sanford 203-09 E. 1st S t / — —' jrfr-y. < —Tl-IWTrV." TJ-.CVTV-S S -I —r*-.< 322-0983 3 5 9 REG. 6.26 36.93 5th CASK. 3.99 Ezra Brooks “Real Sippin* Whlakey" STRAIGHT KENTUCKY BOURBON Rl-G. 6.15— 17.88 CASK/ FULL tjT. a Q Q FULL u .9 9 q t. <| Q Q FULL u i« 9 qy, FLKIHCIIMANN 4.49 Preferred lilrnd ECHO SPRING 7 Yr. Kir. Ky. Brb. 4.88 CARRINGTON IMP. CANADIAN 4.88 BEER 12 OZ. QQc GENESEE 8 CANS OO Fyr.L OLD GERMAN B& nSBB* a 12 oz. ’! £ ' GOEBELS EXTRA 12C OZ? Anr. STRENGTH E XTRA "A 12 oz. AQc ® CANS • • 21 12 Oz. Ballantine 3.49 CasePlua Pep. 'X ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE HOME OF THE KING SIZED HI-BALL OPINING 111 CLOSING J<N 39< DAY or NITi |A U U ’ 1/nAh | u » 9*• k| -N N VI )». M 41' ANA|i AN ANi >|Nl L | IVMAV >M*4l I * htMli.l O il'll »«. A’k IS Ah|l ' 1"I 6 $ •$ >Ak> hk ». NI '' 4.N' M l 8I • l >toiS a • St Sanford’s Only Air-Conditioned Furniture Store 5ih FULL QUART J. T. S. BROWN . . . m adrantura hi ttatan!ngm 3» OLD FORESTER 86* KY. Min. Prejudice In North Too? FIFTH Seagram CROW N ROYAL Al.l,AVAILABLE ABC STORES Just North of Casselberry City Limits Hwy. 17-92 Halfway Between Sanford and Orlando There’s A Reason ABC Is The South’s Largest Liquor Dealer HOUSE OF STUART $388 11.95 CASE Park & Tilford GOP Candidate Father O f 4th 2221 Grapeville Ave. FA 2-0886 “Scotia Dealer** Free Estimates One Bill To Pay The Gregory Way 322-0500 Maple Are. at 6th St. Guckenheimer Bonded Peach — Pear Pecan — Citrus Plum — Persimmon Grapcville Nursery Whatever Your Choice Of Fencing, We Have It! And, We’ll Install It At Lowest Prices, Too. 299 Barbara Hutton Weds Seventh FRUIT TREES COMPLETE SALES, SERVICE 86* BLEND HALLER’S DELUXE High Claims 3 Union Locals Support Him SEE US FOR — am vo jm 010 tall op C a n a d i a n Cl UB O ) 1 Ol D GR a n d d a d l l T T t ‘ a KK M b l A(_ K I f W MI I I NO ( O t - K l A l l UK MI X t D DMNK O ^ t P Charme „ ' I " U d ii1. FRENCH 7 ^ B ra n d y 3 j9 9 B tK l ROMA 20% CALIFORNIA DESSERT WINES PORT SHERRY MUSCATEL W1I. PORT �Of > l» Seminole Sckools Rated Far Above State Average 1j Merrhunta: Take warning. There'* a short-change artist at work in the area nnri so far he’* netted nhout $11 for hi* effort from n local store. Hi* method* were not spell­ ed out liy police hut hi* de­ scription was given. The man i* white, ha* dark hair and complexion, i* between 28 and .‘iO year* of uge. He'* alioul 5 feet, 10 inches tall ami is driv­ ing an old car hearing Massa­ chusetts license plate*. Supermarket* and o t h e r similar, mass-service stores are being used by the shortchungcr for his work. • • • And there’* warning to student*: You'll start school next year ahead of laibor Hay. School Hoard members have set the starting date for Aug. 31. nut you'll get l.abor Day off, It was agreed. In addition to several short holidays, such ns Teacher*' Conference and the like, you'll havo a long weekend for Thanksgiving getting Nov. 20 and 27 off. Students will also be on holiday from Dee. 18 to Jan. 4 for the winter vacution. School end* next June 4. Short yenr, wasn't it? • • • Itibbon rutting, with swim­ ming and diving demonstra­ tions, will mark the grnnd opening of the EM swimming pool at Sanford Naval Air Stution at 4 p. m. Tuesday. • T • • Here's one for you from the pulire blotter. “Please send un officer. There's a big snuko In our bathroom.’’ Snakes alive. Don’t forget the chicken and rice dinner tonight starting ut 0 at the I-akc Mary Chamber of Commerce. A political rally will follow*. • I ) ; • • ) , • • » North Orlando City Council Is really ‘‘split up’’ . . . and is in a dither. Mayor Irene Van Ecpoel has n Winter Park rxrlmnga telephone number. Councilman A rt lihodea, Mona Grinstcud, Dave Tilson and A rt Ferrin have Sanford cxc h a n g e telephone numbers. Even though they all reside in North Orlando when the coun­ cil member* want to telephone the mayor they must call long distance. Wonder how North Orlando felt about the rountywida metro telephone sys­ tem? • • We hear of a grocer offer­ ing instant wuter for sale to go with instant coffee and in­ stant tea. Then, too, we hear the cannibals now shop for "instunt people.” • • • Thnt five-day plun to slop smoking, scheduled for lust month, was postponed und now will be held starting April 12 ut 7:30 p.nt. It’ll be in the County Health I)e|a»rtment office*. A few more reservations are available und can be mude by calling 3223020. Tho deal has proven successful throughout t h e county. Hush-ally it involves a muss effort by persons who wunt to, but haven't kicked tha tobacco habit. • 1 -t * • • In England, a brewery is planning to build u chain of gas station* next to pubs it own* on tho theory that such an arrangement will do no harm bccuusc motorists who want to drink und drive will do it unyway. Why not go all the way; set up u chain of hos­ pitals ami undertaking par­ lors to tuke cure of the mot­ orists who patronise tho gasgrog combo. • • • You've seen those television commercials telling about a certain razor blude and com­ paring it with a "koo-koo" blade. We know a fellow who decider! he'd see how the “kookoo” blade worked. Put one in his rasor February 1 and shaved with it until this morn­ ing. A fter shaves (ho counted ’em, he says) Uie only reason ha changer! was be­ cause the blads was getting rusty. Seminole County schools, [ In the sciences. The norm the Urn# the child Is six years across the board, are rated was hit on languages and old. If it Is not of abovefar above the average for the Wharton explained this meant standard level, it usually stays in the same area even state, the Seminole Hoard of | the English language. after the child enters school." Public Instruction was told It consisted of grammatical The general average for j construction, punctuation and Seminole's ninth graders was Thursday afternoon. Offering statistical data to the like. Asked why the test­ about 20 percentile above the hack this linding was WAV. ing showed the normal per­ state's norm. Wharton, the county’s guid­ centile rattier than continu­ Seniors were also tested, ing the higher trend as in this time for a college en­ ance and testing counselor. Schools Superintendent R- other subjects, Wharton ex-1 trance score which, Wharton T. Milwce noted the high rat­ plained: said, is considered by colleges “ The language pattern of' and universities as being 300 ing “ is a direct result of each teacher doing more than student is usually formed by or higher. is required. Their energy, Of the (fit seniors taking time and talents is used to the exams, It per cent quali­ the fullest and the results fied with higher than 300 speak for themselves.” marks. This, the general aver­ Wharton pointed to tests Riv­ age throughout the county, en 700 plus ninth graders and was led ny Oviedo seniors were 70 per cent achieved the compared them with what had been set up as the statewide 300 plus grade. Hoard members commended norm. Using 50 percentile for the the educators for the ratings and urged that every effort norm, he showed that test re­ lie made to continue what they sults in the county averaged as high as 71 percentile—this called “ an excellent trend.” Emergency Rail Talks Open At While House WASHINGTON (UPI) President Johnson opened emergency negotiations in the railroad dispute today and said he expected a solution before a 15-day strike mora­ torium is over. Johnson, who won a strike delay last night, told union and management officials that he was optimistic about chan­ ces for settling the four-yearold rail controversy. Bargaining sessions began shortly be­ fore 10:30 a. m. EST in the White House cabinet room. Johnson brought a five-man team of federal mediators in­ to the discussion to help the parties reach a solution hut emphasized they would not “ cast their weight on cither side.'' Johnson won a dramatic agreement from the warring rail union and company offi­ cial* Thursday night that blocked a nationwide rail strike less than !>o minutes before the walkout was set to start. Using persuasion, because all the powers of law at his command had long ago been exhausted, the Chief Execu­ tive got union leaders to change their minds and accept his proposal for a moratorium on a national rails strike. Ati informed source said the chiefs of the five railroad operating unions at first turn­ ed down the President’s pro­ posal because they said it would undercut their entire bargaining strategy by hatting the two-day-old strike against the Illinois Central Railroad. Railroads, 'meanwhile, tried to highball train service hack to normal, hut foot-dragging unions triggered massive snarls in New York and Chi­ cago. I^ocal unions set up picket lines at midnight in rail cen­ ters In Pennsylvania, northern Illinois, upstalc New York, and Missouri. Leaders of Ihe four operat­ ing unions that set a strike for 12:01 a. m., said many locals had not been official­ ly notified to return to work. A C L Head Asks End To Threats JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — The president of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad culled Thursday night for “un arous­ ed nation” to take steps through Congress to bait the continuing threat of n nationwide railroad strike. W. Thomas Rice of Jackson­ ville a hot volley ut the rail unions and said, the Il­ linois Central walkout which almost triggered a national strike ''demonstrate* the ur­ gent need for action." “Congress should be called on for legislation requiring bind­ ing arbitration of all the is­ sues involved to settle this dispute over featherbedding," Rice said. JP Charged JACKSONVILLE, (UPI) — Justice of the Peace J. W. Jones was chsrgeil today with accepting monthly payments of $300 as bribes to protect an illegal gambling lottery operation. Eh? J VOL. 56 Z ip Code 32771 feralfc > WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Saturday; high today in upper 70s; low tonight in 60s. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 ERL, APRIL 10, 196-1 SANFORI), FLORIDA NO. 166 Oviedo School Site Purchase OKd County Board Authorizes Negotiations Rusk Leaves On Tour Of East's Trouble Spots Negotiations for the pttf* chase of land suitable for a new high school complex in the Oviedo area was autorized Thursday by tho Seminole County Hoard of Public In­ struction. Hoard Member John Evans suggested the project, citing the rapid growth in the area and Hie future potential of an even more rapid expansion. Prim ary reason for thn growth, he said, is the new university which is planned for that area. Evans presented a map which outlined the proposed areas to be purchased and suggested the selling price would be "around $1,000 an acre.” About 30 acres arc in­ volved. He added ho has received assurance from the owners they would make the land available for the school com­ plex, should the board seek a site. Evans was named chairman of the negotiating committee. Serving with him will bn Hoard Member Jam es Berkenmeyer, Schools Superintend­ ent R. T. Milwce and hD ad­ ministrative assistant, Walter Teague, County Commissioner I-cc Gary will also be asked to join the committee, as Um project Is in his district. No immediate plans were made for actual construction of the plant but officials ex­ plained that in three or so years the student population will make it mandatory that ties be available in that area, A state survey team Is expeeled In the area next Oct­ ober to check proposed school sites and the board said it hoped to have the Oviedo land available for the survey team to check. In another effort to Veep pace with the population ex* plosion In the county, the board ordered the purchase of eight new GG-passcngcr l»u*es a t a cost of $5,180.50 each. These will allow for the re­ tirement of somo ancient buses now In use and will augment Uie fleet serving the county school system. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Secretary of State Dean Hu*k left today for a round of con­ turn nt left. Looking on, from left, arc Dr. SAIIIN ORAL SUNDAY got off to an early ferences in the Far East and Frank Leone of the County Health Depart­ start Thursday afternoon when SOS officials ment, Wally Peacock, Jayceo chairman of tho gave the vaccine to staff members of The Her­ an on-the-spot inspection of project, Dr. G. D. Stanley and Dr. G. H. Starke. ald. Nurse Janet Cuthrcll offers a cube of sugar the war in South Viet Nam. The vaccine will be offered Sunday nt 12 sta­ containing two drops of the vaccine to Herjdd Also included in the 10-day tions throughout the county. Hours are from Society Editor Doris Williams. Ray Stevens of trip will be a stopover on For­ noon to 5 p.m. (Herald Photo) the Herald mechanical department awaits his mosa for a meeting with Na­ tionalist President Chiang Kaishck. En route, Rusk srhedtiled a two-hour stop at Anchorage to inspect Alaska's earth­ quake damage. Rusk said Thursday night after a meeting with Presi­ dent Johnson that the chief Eighteen medical doctors . he on hand to administer the executive tiad asked him to go and eight registered nurse* vaccine, two drops on a lump I on to Viet Nam after attend­ It) United I'rraa International CAPE KENNEDY, (UPI) wilt join with Jay roes, Jaycce of sugar: Dr. Luis Perez, Dr. ing the ministerial meeting of George Starke, Dr. Kenneth — The spscc agency, buoyed Hep. F nd Kurt nttiickrd the the cigtit • nation Southeast wives and Candy Stripers to Wing, Dr. Leonard Munson, Asia T r e a t y Organization Hryuiit administration today i COnduct the Sabin polio clinic Dr. Vann Parker, Dr. Edward by improving weather over (SKATO) in Manila. in the home territory of the I between noon and 5 p.m. Sun- Epstein, Dr. Charles Hard* the South Atlantic, today The SKATO conference be- guhernntorlnl candidntx Unit | (|,iy. wick, Dr. John Morgan, Dr. gave a go-ahead to plana to gin* Monday and continues | has been labeled the “crown These medical doctors will Vincent Huberts, Dr. William aend a "flying thermometer” MISS PAM (illtllS Is through Wednesday. Rusk ori- prince" <4 Guv. Farris Hiynnt. Womhlc, Dr. Arthur Nesmith, on a meteoric dive hack to dog a campaign head head- _ the latest entry in thu ginally had planned to return Opening Dr. Kenneth Pierce, Dr. Char- earth. the United States Jhurs- quortc ,* ip p a 1.5. He « c h.| • .. C i v i t a n Club's MUa to U Adl.i,*, Dr. SUnlry Hapday afternoon stSpp.ig bricl-; stomping Early report* tony laid tha mg fciqtm.!* Of former | ft • Seminole County Reali­ pbport, Dr. George Culpepper ly at Formosa. | SVn. Fred 0/W cVlnson, Kuril area near Asrcnalon Island ty Contest. Pam, 17 Jr., Dr, Tom I.argrn, pr. salt the extension o r j charged tho last three and j where the rone-shaped payyears of «gc, is a jun­ hisRusk Troy Ovorstrcct und Dr. Ed­ trip to inrludp Viet Nnin j one-half year* have been load was to be rammed back ior a t Seminole High indicated ward Stoner. “ no special emer­ marked by “scandals, »rrr- to.. . , •] lT l l l . 0 .n through the atmosphere was School. T h e contest gency or crisis” there. Registered nurses assisting sponsible spending, waste und -*-*14*"** 1 blanketed by clouds, but later will he hold jit the 1IIO DE JANEIRO (U P I)- the doctors at the 12 feeding inefficiency.” reports (at 11 a. in. cat) aald Civic (’enter April 23stations will be M^s. Margaret Urazil's antlCominiinlst gen­ “ It i* my belief the people j the aklea were clearing. 25 in cooperation with ‘ llulda Kibhc, huvo bail enough," raid the I erals ami admirals to d ay , llutlcr, Mrs, liulja* Hek-ntiat* auid weather ap­ the Industrial Show to D a y t o n a Heaeh legislator. launched a wholesale purge ol Mrs. Floryc Gilbert,' Mr* peared to bn the only ques­ be sponsored by the “ For this reason, Hud Diekin- prominent leftists, including Joyce Crowe, Mrs. Grace tionable item for the opener Seminole County son is losing grounds in his ef­ two ex-presidents ami at least Fisher, Mrs. Janet Cuthrell, of tho Project Fire aeriea Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. Clura Huchlcr and Sirs. that is to measure the heat one retired army marshal. fort to become governor." F o r further informa­ Evelyn Morris. Sen. Joint Mathews Jr. of returning moonships will face WEST PALM HKACII (UPI) tion contestants should Jayrccs taking part wilt tie on their 25,000 miles per hour Jacksonville made n strong —Executive Director Ed Dail contact Charles Kantpf, WASHINGTON (UPI) - Wally Peacock, general chair­ piling* into earth's atmos­ pitch for help for the seafood Civitan p r e s i d e n t , of the Centrat and Southern industry in n handshaking Senate GOP Leader Everett man; Jim Smith, Harold phere. Florida Flood Control District 322-9481. M. Dirksen, faced with lib­ Chapman, Clyde Long, coor­ The Atlas, with Its 200say* the distrirt hope* to get tour of Tarpon Fprings, He eral objections, indicated to­ dinators; Charles Tetenhaum, pound “fire” pnylond tucked (Herald Photo) another said tile seafooil industty, so $1 iiillthm from the day he wiitilil soften or drop Fred Wilson, Dave Herrien, under protective rover in it* federal government this lis- impoitant to Hie area, has Charlie Thomas, Frank Finch, nose, was scheduled to blast ■foal year — plu* considerably been tile “red-headed step- some of III* proposed amend­ Jimmy Junes, Jack Ludwig, Into spare a t 3:31 p.m., K.HT, ments to the civil rights hill. ehiM" of Florida far too long. more next year than President Garnett White, Charles Fox, hut srientlsta rould wait as Jacksonville Mayor Haydoti Johnson ha* recommended. Glenn McCall, Phillip Skates lung as 11:33 p.m. N ikita Heads Home Hum* hurnslotmod a e r o * * Tho first offirial meeting The FCD governing board IIU DA PEST, Hungary (UPI) und Tom Speer. Diu apace agency need* of the North Orlando Charter met Thursday and approved 1northeast Floridu today, after Jayceo wives assisting will clear akiea over the south At­ Hoard will tic held at 7 p.m, a tentative 19Q4 G3 fiscal year n day of campaigning Thuns- — Soviet Premier Nikitu S. Khrushchev lell for home to­ lie Ethel Thomas, Mary J. lantic re-entry area to ob­ Saturday in the Civic Build­ day in Tallahusec. budget of $14,060,000 of which James P. Avery Jr., chair­ A gtuup of picketers repre­ day alter a 10-day stay in Herrien, Marguerite Price, serve the spacecraft's 42-sec­ ing. AH residents of the vIHman of the County Commis­ $7.5 million would go for land Hungary and said lie was Linda McKee, Uarbara Polk, sion. today announced that acquisition, $3.0 million for senting Hie Congress of Itucial “ satisfied with (lie results of Jo Ann Howe and Marci ond plunge through the ut- age arc urged to be present at Equality, which tlicit to stop construction as matching mon­ mosphere. Too much cloud tills time to g h c thoughts and County Attorney Harold John­ ey fur federal fund*, and $2.2 the mayor’* inotoiratlo when Ihe visit as we return to our Skates. cover hloeked the shut lust suggestions to changes de­ son ha* been directed by the Candy Slripers taking part Monday. million for operation and he arrived by plane und cur­ own country." sired in Hie chartor. board to initiate steps to pro­ will he Penny Gleeson, Linda maintenance. ried sign* criticizing Ids bun­ cure approximately 210 acres Pulaski, Linda Hunt, Gienda The board will meet May 15 dling of Hie Jacksonville ra­ of lantl northwpst and immed­ in Fort Pierre to formally MIAMI (UPI) — Commerce Guemhel, Jo Ann llcrrn, cial situation, showed up nt n iately adjacent to thn county- consider adoption of the bud­ lingo fiali fry ut Hie fair­ Secretary Luther Hodges said Mar vein Pitts and Harbara owned Osceola Airfield pro­ get. Of Hie total, $n million ground* Thursday night, hut Thursday night Hie United Williford. perty. IS NOW OPEN TIL would coma from the state left their signs at home und States, in danger of being Feeding station* will be csThe county purchased ap­ general fund and the rest did no deniunstniling. outsold on world markets by j tahlished at Florida Statu proximately 900 acres of the from revenues coming into) if* Allies, should sell Hie llus-j Hank, Cronins High School, airfield property for $75,000 the 18-rounty distrirt. sian* "everything they ran i A A I' shopping center, Midaluiut two >rars ago. way Scluuil, Monroe Kchool, eat, drink nr smoke." However, the U. S. General Lake Mary School, Movicland Three more tagged fish in Services Administration MON. Thru SAT. Drive In Theater, <( neva the Ktlilitx $500,000 fishing (GSA) withheld 210 seres In BALTIMORE (UPI) Mrs. School, Stubbs Pharmary at derby have been taken from Hie northwest corner for Lake Golden. Latest catch, Vrrda Welcome, Maryland's Forest City, Winn-Dixie .1 bivouac use by Florida Na­ Action to forestall |K>**ihle all busa, was by Donald Huy- only Negro state senator, was 17 92 und 431, Jai ADI Fron­ tional Guard units out of Day­ dcluy in Hie county road ini- les, ( hosier A, Uisuwaki and shot arid wounded early today ton und Oviedo City Hall. tona Hcacli. Second dose of this scries provrmrnt program due lit David II. Kies, all of Sanford in trout of her home. Police Tilt* parcel will square oft Hie possible railroad strike INaval Air Station. This makes issued a eil) wide alarm for a will be given June 7. the total county-owned land was taken today by James P. 15 prize fish taken by 13 amt- Negro mun who tried to force holdings in the area. Avery Jr., chairman of the b’r*. Value of the lag* ha* his way into her home last week. not yet ix-en determined. County Commission. Avery directed J. C. Laven­ der, county road superintend­ ent, because of "the possibil­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — ity of a national railroad The United States announced strike, with Hie consequent today thut it will pull 7,500 The Snnfnnl Auto Show really paid off, In catastrophic effect on road troops from Gcrmuny begin­ the opinion of Dave Tomlinaon, gcnerid man­ NORFOLK, Va. (U l’l) — projects now in process,” to ning in May, ager of Holler Motor Sale* Company. The Mourners filed alowly past the commenoc a n immediate A Defense Department an­ Cadillac Old.smobile Chevrolet dealer rcjKirts open coffin of Gen. Douglai stockpiling of liincrork on nouncement said the with­ that hifl firm’ll offering* at lakt vveek'n Auto MacArthur today to view the various county sites. drawal will represent the last Show were very well received by the public. body of the old soldier as it Lavender was directed to of the re-enforcements sent to Rage HI in today’a Demid is Riven over to lay in state in his own me­ stockpile in amounts that will Germany during the 1UUI Ber­ a display of lliu 15 Auto Show visitors who pur­ morial building and in the suffice to maintain the road lin Crisis. It said they were chased GM cars from Holler sales representa­ “in DOWNTOWN SANFORD city he had called “ my apirit- construction program as auth­ excess of the U. 8. com­ tives during the exhibit. <i . i I home.” orized by Hie Commission. mitment to NATO." Polio W orkers Ready Cape Orders Karl Attacks Bryant Regime For Big Job Sunday 'Thermometer' At Palm Beach Brought Down BRIEFS $1 Million Flood Fund Sought Ev Relents County Orders Land Purchase Charter Meeting* Would Sell All CAIIIBG LOUNGE a. Fish Story Road Emergency Measures Taken Thousands File Past Mac's Bier Senator Shot . . . Serving Your Favorite Bevcruge or Dinner . . . or make the Caribe your late stop of the evening Show Pays 7,500 Troops To Leave Germany VALDEZ HOTEL Oral Polio Vaccine Available For All Seminole Sunday �Wt# Vxnforl I r r t t t Pa {re 2—F ri. Apr. 10, ’64 Kev. Grover Sewell Christian 'Question V To Be Shown In Sanford Stetson Announces Program For Religious Focus Week The timely and tension pseked motion picture of con­ science under test In East Germany, "Question 7" will be Small -wonder that Christ­ ing melody In your heart to seen for the first time in the ians Ilka7 to singl The Bible the Lord." THE PRESBYTERY OF ST. JOHNS will meet Seminole County area in Some of us esn't sing very special showing on Sunday Recognises the fact that when next Tuesday a t Sanford’s Presbyterian Church of the Covenant, South Orlando Drive. The ana realises that the Spirit well and cover our embessmss- April 10, at the Lutheran meeting will convene a t 0:30 a.m. with a Com­ of Cod is willing to lira with ment by confessing th st ws Church of the Redeemer, W. simply "make a Joyful noise." munion Service conducted by Rev. Edgar Smith him tba Joy has to coma out! Actually th at is what we do, 23th Place (Oak and Park) Epheaiana 6:18-10 says, "And if we know the blessing of at 6:10 p- m. and 8 p. m. be not drank with wine—but living constantly In the pro* be filled with the Spirit; senee of God. Ths joy of the Sponsor is the W ither League speaking to yourselves In Christian ahould be so spon of the church. The title, Question 7, refers psalms and hyms and spirit* taneous th at hs lives In ths to a questionnaire that child ual songs, singing and mak* warm glow of worship. ren in East Germsn public When ws trees ths effects schools are forced to answer of real Christian Joy ws find before they can continue with By Jane Casselberry th st they are tremendous. Of advanced studies. Only those By Donas Eatrs course, one receives so much, whose answers are political Rev. John N. Montgomery, Mrs. Elena Shaw waa ap* personally, from having a ly reliable are cboeen. Thus pointed treaaurer of Long- pastor of Westminster Pres­ life of Joy but othsrs receive the questionnaire becomes wood'* St. Catherine of Siena byterian Church for the past much too. supreme test for a boy who ClrcJ# of tha Church of the two and onehalf years, has Many y e a n ago the effects forced to chooee between Nativity Catholic Women'* been invited to accept the of a Joyful Ufa were demon* what is aasy and expedient Club a t the regular monthly pastorate of Palmdale United strated in one of ths most and what Is right and honor* By I s m Casselberry meeting held Monday evening Presbyterian Church in Eau outstanding livta that tha abla. a t tha homa of Mra. J. W. Gstile. Several members of the world has seen. Tha man Tha Ineidantj depicted n A meeting of the Westmin­ OsMolbany Community Meth­ whoaa Joy waa need by God Quaatioo T are true. They are Hleka In Longdal*. Mrs. Dolores Dssn, who ster congregation as been odist Church WSC8 attended so affectively was a laborer rased oo Interviews with thou hsd been treaiurer, resigned called for Sunday following the 34th annual meeting of the on a highway in England. Hs sands of refugees who have due fo other commitment*. the morning worship service. Woman's Society of Christian worked with a pick and ahoval, fled to West Germany and The meeting ws* opened At this time the congregation but as hs worked people about lundreds more still remaining Service and Wesleyan Service with prayer led by Mrs. Jen* will be asked to concur In Guild Florida Conference held him realised his genuine hap* behind in East Germany. It is nla Fox, chairman, In mem­ ths pastor’s reques to North motion picture which hat Tuesday, Wednesday and pinaaa. Gypsy camps were common won 23 major swards and has ory of Gen. Douglas MaeAr- Prosbytery, Synod of Florid*, Thursday at the First Math thur and for the speedy re­ meeting at South Lake United In England, as In many other been selected "best film of odist Church in Orlando. covery of an III member, Mr*. Presbyterian Church la Cler­ the year" by the National places in that day. A short Official delegates were Mrs. Agnes Willlami. mont. April 16, thst the pas­ Arthur Potman, Mrs. Ralph distance from this man’s Job Board of Review. The NationA bake eel* was acheduled toral relationship be dissolv­ Legion of Decency has was a gypsy camp where an* Newcomer, and Mrs. E. P. for April 18 a t Winn-Dixie ed April 3o and that he be other man lived who was in strongly *ecommened it to Xlchards. in Longwood beginning a t 9 dismissed to East Presbytery every movie goer. tha depths of desponsency. Serving as ushers were Mrs. a m. Other fund raising pro- In order to take up the new The film was shot on loca­ His only home was his tent Prank Messlck, Mrs. Phil ,ecta discussed Included a work. Caesbar, Mrs. Robert Deppen, and In It he and five mother* tion in West Germany within smorgasbord, doughnuts and Chaplain Francis A. Hanks sight of the East German less children lived. Mrs. Harold Kryder and Mrs. of McCoy Air Base will se-ve coffee sale*, a rummage salo Zone guard towers and in The gypsy father noticed William Tllford. and a dessert social. Dates as moderator for the congre­ Thera were more than t,* the Joy of the roadman and Berlin before the Bradenburg and places' of the events will gational meeting. Gate. 100 women from throughout he felt that help could be In Although Rev. Montgomery be announced. tba Florida Conference regia, the effing. The frustrated and planj to assume duties In M re. Fox announced that tration a t the meeting which unhappy father found the the Catholic Women’s Club Eau Gallic In May, his family waa climaxed llm rad iy even­ roadman willing to listen to Installation banquet will be hla troubles and when he ing wRh the installation of of­ held April 20 at the Trade ficers and Sacrament of Holy finished talking the worker Winds Cafeteria In Casselber­ Communion conducted by said, "1 know what you need. ry. She urged the women to You want Jesus." ITie two Bishop fam es W. Henley. make their reservations as man went together to the tent Rev. C. F. Barry, Sunday soon as possible. and th e n the story of Jesus School Secretary for tha Flor­ F o l l o w i n g the business waa told this sad family, a By Donna Estes mseting refreshment* of cake, ida Baptist Convention, will prayer wee laid and the road­ Plans for a rummage sale speak a t both morning wor­ coffee and iced tea were serv­ were made by the Ladles Aux­ man le ft One of the miserable chil­ ship services of the First ed by Mrs. Hicks and her co­ ilary of the First Pentecostal By Mrs. Adam Matter hostess, Mrs. Chela Anslcy. Ctrclan e t the DeBaty Pm * dren huddled In th at tent waa Baptist Church Sunday. Bev. The next meeting will ba Church of Longwood at their Gypsy 8mlth who was to be­ byterian W o m e n of the Barry is coming to participate held May 4 at the homa of regular monthly meeting held come the world famous evan* Monday evening. Chunk meeting Monday will The sale was scheduled for fe lls t Later in commenting In the observance of "Sunday Mrs. Marguerite Hyldnd <ftt be: School Workers Recognition Pasadena Avenue. two days In May at the Super on the experience Gypsy Circle One, 0:30 a.m., Mrs. Day." Valu Market on SR 436. An B arry Lyons ISO Valencia Smith said, "T hat tent was assortment of miscellaneous lit np Ilka a eathedral, and The church will honor more Road. A t 1:80 p js . Circle Items, as well as good used some of the light that atresm* than 100 Sunday school of* Two will meat a t the home clothing, will be available. ed out of thst gypsy tent Is fleers and teachers In spsclsl of Mra. Donald McIntosh, 18 Exact dates will be announc­ shining here and now." Jasm ine Drive, Circle Three ed. Let us be eura th at our recognition eerviees a t 1:80 with Mra. Bdgar Blailer, 20 Persons wishing to donate By M srysM MUes faith is showing In real Joy. and 11 o'clock on Sunday Bonita Bead, Circle Pour Homecoming at Forest City rummage may contact either It la "a must" for a Christ* morning. with Mra. David Ooernar, 041 Ian. Workera will receive a cor­ Baptist Church, W. Lake Mrs. M. L. McDaniel, presi­ DeLeon Bead, C inle Pive sage or boutonnlree as they Brantley Road, will be held dent of the auxiliary, or Rev. with Mrs. Clare fallows, 7 enter the sanctuary. A brief Sunday with a pot luck din­ E. Ruth Grant, pastor. Pro­ Naranjo Koad, Cirel# Six recognition wQI be made by ner on the grounds to take ceeds will be used toward the w ith Mra. Theodors Eddie* Rainbow Girls of the Win­ R. F. Cooper, Sunday 8choo| place immediately after the current project of the women man, 11 Hibleeua Drive, ter Park Chapter will attend Superintendent, and R* Wil­ morning worship service. which Is to cell the church Circle Seven with Mra. Nel. the 10:45 a. m. service of l s r d Warfield, EducationR e v . Clifford Gresham, annex. son Bastedo, 0826 Polnsettla, Christ Episcopal Church in Youth Director. Following the business meet­ new pastor of the church, also Brssseweod Park, Orange Loogwood this Sunday on the The Sunday service* will will be honored at this time. ing refreshments were served Those attending are asked to the 18 members present by City and a t 7:80 p.m., Circle annual visit to the church of be conducted by Warfield In Eight with Mra. Sampaon, their worthy advisor who this the absence of the paster, to bring a covered dish. Mrs. Mrs. Thomas Airey. The next 48 Community Drive, Da* year Is Miss Sharon Taylor Fred B. Chance, who ie hold­ Ralph Green is In charge of regular meeting will take place May 4. arrangements. ing revival in Tsvsres. Bary. of AMamonte Springs. Happiness Catholic Circle Appoinls New Treasurer AreaWSCS Group Attends Conference Church To Honor Sunday School Westminster Presbyterian To Ebenezer Church Consider Call Given Pastor To Observe Pentecostal Ladies To Have Rummage Sale DeBory Circles Set Meetings of Sanford and Dr. Joe Ed Hollis of Daytona Beach. Moderator will be Rev. E. Otis Moore of Orlando. Ministers and ruling elders from 32 local congregations of 11 Central Florida coun­ ties making up the presbytery will attend. will not Join him until the end of the school year. Mrs Montgomery is a teacher at Lakemont Elementary School In Winter Park. Their daugh ter. Claire, is a student at Maitland Junior High and their son, Jack, is a cadet at Miami Military Academy. Grace Chruch Sets Quarterly Conference Dr. Joe Tolle, district sup­ erintendent, will deliver the 11 s. m. worship service at Grace Methodist Church this Sunday on the topie "Inter­ ruptions,” uhleh deals with Christian response to the many modern-day interrup­ tions. Following the service the congregation will remain to attend a covered dish lunch­ eon after which Dr. Tolle will convene the church's fourth quarterly conference. Reports will be presented by all church organisations and com­ missions. Officers for the coming year will be elected and goals will be s e t Navy Night Ebenexar Methodist Church will observe it* second annual Navy Night this Sunday In honor of all Navy familial in the church community. A supper will be served starting at 6 p. m. under dir­ ection of tha Commission on Membership and Evangelism of which Mrs. W. L. Heirs is chairman. Ths meal will be prepared by ladies of the church. Special gusst for the pro­ gram following the supper will b t Dr. H. C. Scbolberg of Daytona Beach, a retired missionary from India who Is reported to be a most inter­ esting speaker. His topic will be "Wings Over India.” Rev. Rsy Gregory, Ebenerer pastor, urges all Navy fami­ lies to Join the church con­ gregation for the evening acti­ vity and fellowship. Acolyte Meeting The Acolytes of Christ Epis­ copal Church of Longwood will meet Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Parish House. Charles Stewart III is acolyte warden. Religious Focus Week at versatile musician, composer, Stetson University in DeLand lecturer, critic, professor and will be held April 27-May 1 editor now at Columbia Uni­ on the theme "Christianity versity, "Technlquss of 20th Century Composition," Eliza­ and the Arts." The Impressive schedule of beth Hall Auditorium, public events announced on advance Invited; 3:30-3 p. m. — Cecil McGee, Church Drama Workprograms Is as follows: Monday, April 27, 10 a. m.— shop, Allen Hall, special in­ Dr. Samuel Howard Millder, vitation extended to churches Dean of tha Harvard Divinity to attend and participate; 7:30 School, "A rt and Modern p. m.— Prize winning play, Man," Elisabeth Hall Audi "Calico and Sackcloth," Cri­ torium; 3:30-3 p. ra.— Basil tique to follow, Allen Hall Rath bone, famous actor of Auditorium. Friday, May 1, 10 a. m.— stage, screen and television, Informal Discussion, Stover Dr. John Nawport, "Commun­ Theate-; T p. ra. Rathbone, icating the Relevance of th« "Scripture R e a d i n g s and Biblical World View through Shakespeare," Elizabeth Hall Contemporary Art Forms," Elizabeth Hall Auditorium; 8 Auditorium. Tuesday, April 28, 0:40 a m p. ra—Henry Crowell, Con—Dr. Miller, "A rt and the cert Choir,' University Chorus, Church," Elizabeth Hall Audi Symphony Orchestra, Robert torium; 3:30-3 p.m.— Harold L. Hause, conductor, Eliza­ Rogeri, manager of the beth Hall Auditorium. "Passion Play." Informal DU The a rt exhibition, "Sixteen russiofi, Stover Theater; 7 Paintings on the Christian p. m.—Dr. Louis L. Marts, Tbeme" by Louis Freund, srSmith Professor of English tlst-ta-reildence e t Stetson, Literature a t Yale University, will be on display In Eliza­ "Paradise Lost," Elizabeth beth Hall Oatlery. Hall Auditorium. Wednesday, April 28, 10 a. m.—Cecil McGee, recreationdrama consultant of the Church Recreation Service of A group of iocs] young the Baptist Sunday School Board, "Church Dram a," Eli­ people recently attended Sen­ sabeth Hall Auditorium;; 7:30 ior b ay activities a t Trevsep. tn — Victor Chrlst-Janer, ea Nszarsn* College In Nash­ sculptor, painter and ‘sscher ville, Tenn. All seniors at of design in the grsdusts de­ Seminole High School, partic­ partment of architecture at ipated In ths program plan­ Columbia University, "The ned by ths Studant Council Relationship ef Architecture of the colleg*. Activities In­ 1 | | « to the Arts,” Stetson Room, cluded a tour of the campus, visits to class rooms, meet­ Stetson Union Building. Thursday, April 30, 0:40 a. ings with college advisors, m.— Dr. John Newport, pro­ skits, and banquets. fessor of Philosophy of Re­ Nearly 400 visiting high ligion at Southwestern Baptist school seniors from ths South­ Theological Seminary, "The eastern Educational Zona at­ Implication of the Biblical tended ths special sessions. View for Contemporary Art Those attending from Sanford Form s," Elizabeth Hall Audi­ were; Linda Fitswater, P at torium; 10:10 a. m.—Henry Ssabo, Leon Dodson, Alex Crowell, highly creative and Szabo, and Alfred Jimenez. Local Students Visit College for a happy change Forest City Baptists Plan Homecoming k move up 1 Annual Visit Church M erger Group Facing Its Toughest Issues »F United F rew Interns ttesul L eaden ef six major de•omlnntiosa will meet at Princeton, N. J ., next week to resume consideration of the most far reaching church m er­ ger ever earls toned in Amer­ ica. This will be the third fulldress meeting of the Consultslion on Church Union. The consultation was estab­ lished la 1081 to ezplora the sslblllty of uniting 30 mil ■ Americans in • church which would bring together the catholic, reformed and evangelical traditiona of Christianity. It grow out of a proposal of tha Rev. Dr. Eugene Carson B l a k e , atate clerk of the United Presbyterian Church. The denominations partlcl paling in the merger talks ere toe United Presbyterian Church, the Episcopal Church, the Methodist Church, the United Church ef Christ, the Disciples of Christ and tba Evangelical United Bretherea Previous meetings ef the consultation were held at the E Guest Pastor The Rev. T. Albert Lew rence, Conference Minister of Christian Education, United Church of Christ, Lake Wales, will be guest minister at the 11 a. m. Service of the Congregnttoftal Christian Church, 24U S. Perk Avenue, Sunday, April 10. His sermon will be •View From Um Bridge." College of Preachers in Wash­ ington, D.C., in 1902 and at Obcrlln College, Oberlln, Ohio, to 1063. F ar more progress was achieved at these sesiloe* than la commonly realized. At Oberlln last year, tha dele­ gates astounded skeptical ob­ servers and even surprised themselves by reaching a broad consensus on the au thorlty of the Blbto and the Importance of Tredllion. Nest week's meeting at Princeton Theological Semin ary will begin Monday and run through Thursday. Some church leaders are saying that it will be the crucial test which determines whether the merger plan will eventually bear fru it Its make-or-break signifi­ cance stems from the fact that tola time toe delegates will be talking about the min­ istry end the sacraments. Thera is universal agree­ ment that the biggest barriers to unity will be encountered in these two areas. Are bishop* necessary? By whom may a clergyman be ordained? Must ministerial o r d e n be traced in unbroken succession hack to toe first apostles in order to be valid? Is there any biblical warrant far infant baptismT In what sense is Christ "really pre­ sent" in the bread and the wine of holy communion? On these and dozens of re­ lated doctrinal questions, the denomination* Involved In the merger talks have dccp-scat- ed historical differences. No one eipects all of the differences to be resolved at Princeton. But next week's discuss none may show whether there is enough common VBS Material Displayed By Jane Casselberry Samples of the study ma­ terial to ha used in the Va­ cation Bibla School tola year a t the Caaeelbarry Commun­ ity Mathadlst Church wart shown to the Commission on Education a t a meeting Sun­ day afternoon by Mrs. Frank Meaalck, who will ba tha di­ rector. Tha school is scheduled to bo hold June 16-28 this year. Volunteers are needed to serve as teachers, helpers or kitchen workers and anyone wishing to help is asked to contact Mrs. Messlck, Registration Announced By Donas Erie* Registration of four and five year olds for toe 106443 kindergarten and pre-kindergarten classes at Loagwood's Christ Episcopal church will take place nest Thursday and Friday from 1 until 4 p. m. at the Parish House on Church Street. Teacher ef the classes is Mrs. Ralph Stevens who is assisted by Mr*. Robert Hammood, teachers aide. ground —or, perhaps more important, enough will to unIty—to Justify a continued ef fort to work out an actual plan of union. At the most optimistic ef­ fort, it will take five to 10 more years of patient negotia lion to consummate the merg er. But la there any reason why ths six denomlnktlons can't begin now to work to­ gether on a practical basis? The United Church of Christ will raise that question at Princeton by proposing "Im mediate steps" to pool miss ionary efforts overseas and In such home mission fields as tha inner city. The United Church proposal also calls for uniting activi­ ties of the six denominations in race relations, recruitment and education of ministers, and radio and television pro­ gramming. The Rtv. Dr. Ben M. Herb ster, president of the United Church, said ha is confident of "ultimate euccess" in the merger talks, but "It will not be achieved today or tomor­ row." Attend s e r v ic e s t liis w e e k a t uonr ow n j 4r w o rs fc p SO COOU Pups flsmaless slsctrio host cooks ths food—not ths cook. Goodbye to hot kitchens! FLOWERS HANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. K. 1st ft Hanford Arc. 322-1822 322-H1S2 f#MM^8M^ ELECTRIC RANGE •0 CHAN! No aoot, no (tan a s, bo b la c k ­ e n e d p a n s . Walla a n d c u r ta in s s t a y c ls s n lonfsr. FOR ANY OCCASION ARE ALWAYS — CORRECT r M ace o f WSLOOMS WA6QM Virginia Pstroskl P. O. Hos 1114 Hanford Nora Norria TB 8-1514 8. Seminole Phyllis Itugsnatlno FA 3-8231 Lake Mary kllldred Haney •4* -48X1 llrllona *0 AUTOMATIC! Nopot-watchlngntanka to automatic controls, s modern slsctrio ranis cooks food safaly ovsa whan you arw sway from horns. SO MODUNI Olzs new slsctrio rsajH flamor-styWd with look. Colors, too. the "buUt-in** fO FASTI Super-speed units start hast, in* instantly. Foods cook in lass water SO *U I! No open flams. No constant. burning pilot lights. An slsctrio range is completely worry-frws and childproof. ASK any woman wbo oooks toetriaHy. Shell tell you thwek no bsttarwsyVHt your.Electric Appliance Dealer today. 'dess / tr»M irs ci CMAPI*, T09I F L O R I D A POWE R t L I S MT C O M P A N Y » • B ro il B i n , m tm n tim e « » „ » < ,w A j> �~ H English Estates PTO Elects New Officers By Jane Casselberry The English Estate* Ele­ mentary School PTO elected officer* for the coming year at a meeting in the achcol auditorium Tuesday n i g h t with Tom Moiei named a* president. Other officers include Mrs. W. Taylor Douglas, first vice president; Mrs. Dale Deebe, second vice president; Mrs. J. R. Legg, recording secre­ tary; Mrs. Jim Kain, corre­ sponding secretary; P e t e Lytle, treasurer and Mr*. G l o r i a Creedon, assistant treasurer. Installation ceremonies will be held during the Tuesday, May 6 meeting. Several coming events of Interest to parents wers an­ nounced; Principal Morris Ruby an­ nounced that there will be an evening conference time for parents and teachers starting a t 7 p.m. on Thursday, April 16. Notices will be sent home to parents of children who are having problems and need to confer with the teacher. Girl Scout Troop 49 will hold a tree planting cere­ mony a t 3:30 p.m., April 14, when they will present two palms to the school as part of their girl scout community service. A Book Fair will be held at the achool front April 27 to May 6. Parents are requested to visit the library and look over the books cn display. Anyone wishing to purchase a book for the library may do so at the school rate. A book plate will be placed in the front of the book, giving the name cf the donor. A pre-school roundup will be held May 14 and parents of children eligible o enter first grade a t E n g l i s h Estates next September are urged to attend. Mors specific Information will l>e announ­ ced at a later date. Geneva Gems By Mrs. Joe. Mathleus Saturday, April 4, 1964, is a day th st will leng be re­ membered in Geneva I Never before have I seen the Community Hall ablate with such sparkle, flowers and people as it was for the celebration of the W. L. Sieg’s Golden Wedding Anniversary. Mr. Sleg was handsome and most jovial in spite of his re­ cent and serious accident and Mrs. Sieg was all-a-glitter in gold from head to to*. As aecesaories she wore an heir­ loom heavy gold bracelet and an antique heirloom laee shawl which was handmade by European craftsmen under water. This same ahawl was worn by the honoree’a grand­ mother a t her wedding and by her mother on her wed­ ding day and golden wedding anniversary. Background for the refresh­ ment table was a unique a r­ rangement of greenery forming a frame for the picture of Mrs. Sleg'a parents who celebrated their golden wed­ ding when the Siegs celebrat­ ed their silver anniversary. Th* table was overlaid with • an exquisite cloth, hand crocheted by Mr. Sieg’s sis­ ter, the late Mrs. David Speer who was a f f e c t i o n a t e l y known as “Aunt Lonnie.” . Golden, five-branch candela­ bra graeed each end of the table which wss centered with a tiered wedding cake touched with gold and sur­ rounded with a circle of small ivy leaves. Golden wedding punch was served throughout the celebration from bowls • chilled with floating “wed.'ding rings” of froten orange blossom*. Whit* cake, iced in pastel gold, and mints also were served. Forming th* background for the receiving line were two large golden hearts which provided attractive dis­ plays for some of the many congratulatory cards received by the couple. A t on* side was an elaborate arrangement of greenery and centered be­ tween the hearts was a gold­ en money tree heavily laden with love tokens. A t the base of the tree were 60 silver dol­ lars wrapped in gold foil, ' gifts to the honorees from th* heats and hostesses, Mrs. Louise Fedders, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M. Ward, MUs Helen Alderman, Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Wolcott, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Gustafson, Major and Mrs. Carroll W. Culpepper, Mr. and Mrs. John Neal Culpepper and Major and Mrs. Vernon M. Culpepper. The registration book was kept by Mrs. Charles Lamb, Mrs. J. L. Corley, Mrs. B. F. Wheeler Jr., Mrs. Edson Colt, Mrs. Frederick Bauer and Mrs. W. L. Edwards. Presid­ ing a t the punch bowls were Mrs. Grylo Culberhouse, Mrs. Ed Bielejeski, Mrs. George Kelsey, Mrs. W. T. Raynor, Mrs. W, T. Edwards, Mrs. Donald Norton, Mrs. Calvin Oldham, Mrs. Gordan Baker, Mrs. Dinty Whiting, Mrs. Walton Torres, Mrs. Mills 8andsrs, Mrs. Ed Ball, Mrs. Lloyd Koonts, Mrs. Fred Thompson, Mrs. Otis Cotal­ low, Mrs. Robert M. Sieg, Mrs. W. T. Eure, Mrs. 8. E. White and Mrs. William WUkerson. Friends earns to congratu■late the Siegs from Washing­ ton, Michigan, V e r m o n t , O h i o , Georgia, Wisconsin, South Carolina and all parts of Florida. • • • Mrs. Leona McLain recent­ ly had a most pleasant visit with pnst Worthy Mntrons of Eastern Star, Seminolo Chap­ ter 2, who cams to spend the day with her at her home in Geneva, bringing a covered dish dinner. Enjoying the day with Mrs. McLain, who also is a past Worthy Matron, were Mrs. Mary Mosler of Oviedo, Mrs. Ethel Pcurifoy, Mrs. Virginia Anderson, Mrs. Lucy Courier, Mrs. Stella Moore, Mrs. Henrietta Rains, Mrs. Alice Click, Mrs. Mar­ jorie Shepard, Mrs. Katie Corley and Mrs. Linnle Moye, all of Sanford. * * * I inspected th* Geneva Community Hall recently to see th* many Improvementa and certainly waa Impressed with th* amount of work th at’s been done. In the kit­ chen a new double, stainless steel sink and big, roomy cabinets with sliding doors have been installed. I was in­ formed that this lovely k it­ chen (a dream com* true) was designed by Edward C. Putnam. John D. Thomas, W. R. Dibble and Ed Putnam did the work (about 460 hours). Materials were pro­ vided by th* Geneva Citizens Association. Pock 540 Plans Mardi Gras By Jane Casselberry I t will b« Mardi Gras time for Cub Scout Pack 6(0 when it meets today at 7:30 p.m. at th* Casselberry Community Methodist Church. A carnival atmosphere will prevail for th* evening with •veryons in costum* and mask. Awards for advancement will be presented to th* boys who hav* earned them. Sunshine Circle Has Meeting By Jane Casselberry The Sunshine Circle of the Casselberry Community Meth­ odist WSCS continued the mission study course, Christ­ ian Issues In Southern Asia, when It met Tuesday morning at the home of Mrs. Darwin Shea on N. Triplet Drive, Cas­ selberry. Mrs. PhD Caesber and Mrs. Donald MacLeod reviewed the history of Christian Missions in India and Pakistan. Mrs. John Blrkhelmer led the dis­ cussion on the study book, The Promise of Prayer. VSr 0*nf«rrS FrI. Apr. 10, *64—Page 3 Y rrtll • • # : C. M THE DIRT GARDENERS Circle of the San­ ford Garden Club selected the home of Dr. and Mrs. John Morgan, 124 N. Summerlin Ave., ns The Garden of the Month.” Mrs. R. F. Robison By Jane Casselberry Officers for tlje coming yenr were elected nt a meeting of the South Seminolo Element­ ary Frhool Council of Teach­ ers and Parents held In the school auditorium. Elected president was Mrs. Gerald O. McGinnis of Enstbrook. Other officers named were Mrs. T. J. Durrance of Casselberry, first vice presi­ dent; Mrs. William R. Eggcr* of Lake Howell Lane, second vie# president; Mrs. D. F. Fenstermaker of Eastbrook, recording secretary” M r s . Robert I.. May of SR 436, cor­ responding secretary and Mrs. David Joyce of Casselberry, treasurer. New officers will be installed at tlie May 6 meeting. Agreement could not be reached on the CTP project to purchase needed item* for the school and th* m atter wn* tabled until n e x t month’* meeting. Committee* were ap­ pointed to investigate possi­ bilities, among them fans, portable address system, a blackout curtain for use with visual aid and m a p s a n d globes. Beautification cha i r m s n, Mrs. Joseph Laird, reported that 66 mors podocnrpu* have been planted at the school and the cement walkway to the flagpole ha* been completed. Mr*. Robert Orr reported for the clinle mothers that 251 children wero treated In Feb­ ruary and March. She asked parents not to send their chil­ dren to ichool with symptoms of fever or cold because of th* many contagious diseases now In the school*. Mrs. Ralph Moore, woys and means chairman, reported that plana for the Spring Festival, to be held a t the school from 1 until 7 p. m. on Saturday, April 18, have been completed. All chairmen of l>ooth* which will be giving prise* are ask­ ed to meet at the school next Friday a t 7:30 p. m. to pick out their prizes. Room count was won by Mrs. Elizabeth Dunn's first grad* rom in th* primary grad* room in the primary fifth grade in the intermediate grades. Refreshments were served by the first grade mother*. By Jane Casselberry Casselberry is bracing it­ self for a full scale invasion Friday when between five and six hundred Boy Souts anil Explorers and 100 leaders of the Wekiwtt District will gather for the Spring Camporco in the woods around Dew Drop Fool cast of town. Theme for tho camporee is “Strengthening A m e r i c a n Heritage,” in conjunction with tho national proginm to help young people become more awaie of our greut heri­ tage. North Orlando LL Auxiliary To Meet A meeting of the North Or­ lando Parents Auxiliary of Little la-ague has been called for 2 p.m. Sunday in the Civic Building by Mrs. Mona Grinstead, h e a l t h , welfare and recreation ecmmlssioner of tho viliago council. Purpose of the meeting will be to elect n new president and to bring all business up to date. Little League record* will be turned over to the new president. All interested residents, especially parents of the little leaguers, are uiged to attend. Reception Set For Rector Holy C r o s s Episcopal Church of Sanford will hold a reception Sunday in the Pariah House, from 3 until 6 p m. to honor the new rector, Rev. Leroy D. Soper, and his family. Ail members of the parish and friends of the church are invited to attend. Father Soper and hi* wife, Joyce, and children, Joy and David, com* to 8anford from Pin* Castle where he had an outstanding ministry as the first rector of St. Mary of th* Angel* Church. They a r­ rived here April 1 and Fa­ ther Soper conducted serv­ ice* at Holy Cross for the first time lost Sunday. Farm Brief Agronomists figure l a s t year’s rom yield ran 38 bushel* *n acre, a figute thnt top* the record 1061 yield by three bushel* an sera. IV IO V IIS IG " ? CALL ■ ■■ MOVING 504 Coley G E N E R A L AND STORAGE F A 2 - 9 5 1 1 Ave. CO., INC. Sanford, Fla. • ‘ , E L E C T R I C W EATHERJ RO N FiFClRlC HF A 1 P U M P o n c f C O O H N G UNIJ Sanford Electric Co. 118 8. MAGNOLIA SANFORD ncted ns chairman In making this selection. Per­ fection of landscaping and the overall planting, suitable for this type house and location were instrumental in the selection. District Boy Scout Camporee Mormon Choir To Be On TV To Be Held In Casselberry Officers Named By Council At South Seminole P E R F E C T W E A T H E R T H E Y E A R ROUND A ll i- ;£ ........ 3 2 2 -1 5 6 2 • Verlin Dufficld, Scoutmas­ ter of Trcop 22 of Lockhart, will direct the camporee. Re­ gistration will begin at 6 p.m. Friday and last until Sunday nfternoon. One of the highlight* of Saturday'* activities will he th* opportunity to take the Chowhound Trail, • 20 mite hike to Oviedo and back, which bus been laid out by Troop 311 of Casselberry. These taking the tinil will earn tho five-colored Chow­ hound Trail patch which wn» designed by Scoutmaster Ted Dnnicl. Those not hiking will work on campsite conveniences to ba made from material* s t hand. There will bo seoutcraft ex­ hibit* and explorer post* will each have • booth dis­ playing their particular spe­ cialty. Th* Winter Park Ra­ dio Club, which i* forming a new explorer post to spe­ cialize jn radio communica­ tion, will put on a field comm u n i c a tion demonstration throughout the day. Visitors sr* invited to the camporee between 4 p.m. and the close of th* Inspirational council fire which begins *t 8 p.m. Ed Grnnbcrry of Win­ ter Park will be In charge of the campfire program. To get to the camporee lit* visitor* may turn off Highway 17-92 at Casselberry Community Methodist Church and fol­ low tlie directional sign* from there. Worship service* will be held Sunday morning for the camper* and tlie event* will close at 1 p.m. with an a w a r d s ceremony. Though there will ba no strict com­ petition there will be an un­ usual surprise award to each troop participating. The world-ramed 375-volcc Mormon Tabernacle Choir, founded more than a century ago, will appear on the an nual General Conference ol the Church of Jesus Christ ol Latte’-Day Saints, (Morm ons). locally, the program will he seen Sunday morning from 9 to 11 on Channel 9. Orlando. A special coast to coast net work of more than 165 tele vision stations will report the conference originating from the Mormon Tabernacle in Salt Lake City. Utah. Presiding over the 13tth an nual conference will be David O. McKay, church president and spiritual leader of more than two million Mormons. The conference is attended by thousands of Mormons and leaders from around the world. Sessions are broadcast over 30 radio stationi and transmitted via shortwave to Mexico, Canada, South Amer lea, the Caribbean, Africa and Europe. Pre-Readiness Clinic Set In Casselberry ny Jan * Casselberry The last In s series of pre readiness clinics of parents of pre-schcolers will lie held in the cafeteria of South Seminole Elementary School at Casselbsrry next Tue»day at 8 p.m. Subject for discussion will bo problem* of discipline and general school policies. Also, at this time, parents will he able to make appointments for their children to visit a first grade classroom for a day during th* month of May. No child will lie given visitation privileges unless a parent has attended at least one session of the clinic. Gibson Places Annual Scoutorama Fourth At State Today And Saturday Science Fair By Jane Caseetberry South Semlnol* Junior High School ninth grade student Stewart Gibson took fourth place In Physlcz Junior Dlvsion, at the state science fair held lis t Thursday, Friday, and Saturday s t the Jackson­ ville Civic Auditorium. His project, a home built sonar, previously won honors locally and in the regional science fair held in Mt. Dors. Using a mixing bowl as a parabolic reflector, the sonar amplifies the echo and re ­ cords on a graph the sound and the distance of the object away. While In Jacksonville he stayed at the Robert Meyer Hotel along with others from all over the state taking part In the event. He went up on Thursday with the sponsor from Oviedo and Jonathon Lukas, who was also entering a project. Mr*. Catherine Martlm, South S e m i n o l e Science teacher, joined him on Friday and brought him home on Saturday. Before returning horn* he toured the carrier, USS Sara­ toga at Mayport along with other students. They were taken on the flight deck, han­ gar deck and the bridge. Stewart, the 16 year old *on of Mr., and Mrs. R. B. Vollva of Altamonte Springs, hopes lo go into the field of elec­ tronics and bio-chemlslry. He Is already making plana for a bigger and better project for next year’s science fair. Booths a t the Sanford Armory will ba filled with interesting handicraft and crowd-stopping ideas todayend Saturday as tha annual Scoutorama is conducted tor Scouts of the St. Johna Dis­ trict. The doors will bs open at 7 tonight as the two-day event begins. The Scoutorama will close st 9 p.m. and then reopen at 2 p.m. Saturday. Hours tomorrow ara 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. An estimated 600 Scouts will take part. Each booth will furnish an opportunity for members of Scouting units to display a hobby, skill or Scout train- BlueTeam Leads Church Contest1 By Donna Estes Miss Sybil Grant, leader of the Young Peoples Depart­ ment of the First Pentecostal Church of Longwood. reports that the blue team is ahead In the current competition be­ ing held at the 7:30 p. m. Fri­ day service each week during the months of April, May and June. Teams received points for attendance, Bible and new members. Jesse Brown, captain of the blue team, Is In charge of this week’s program entitled "Now is the Time.” Longwood Fire Auxiliary Names Committee By Doom Estes A nominating commlttea was appointed at the regular monthly meeting of the Lad­ ies Auxiliary to the Longwood Volunteer Fire Department held Tuesday st the new Firs liall. Named lo servt on th* committee were Mrs, Elolse lom m lcr,, Mrs. Sue Brabazon and Mrs. Judy Snow. The committee will report recom­ mendations at tha next meet­ ing at which tlma election of officors will be held. In other business a bake sale was scheduled for April 18 at (he post office beginn­ ing at 8 a. m. Following the business meeting, refreshments were served by Mrs. Snow, Sirs. Brabazoon and Mrs. Marguer­ ite Umitead. The next regu­ lar meeting will be held Slay s. Ing to the general public and alio to make the public con­ scious th at the parent in­ stitution is making the Scout­ ing program available to the youth of the community. All types of displays are being arranged for the 7 p.m. opening. Cub Scouts are expected to show displays as Family Fun and Games, Scrapbooks, Leaf Printing, Make Believe and a host of other activities. Scout members will show displays nr Merit Badges, Camp Semes, Miniature Tent Displays, Types of Fires, In­ dian Lore and many more. Explorers will hav* dis­ plays on such subjects a« Guns and Safe Shooting, Ra­ dio Communications, Reli­ gion, Vocational Interests, Emergency Service, Explorer Camping, Naturo Study and many mere. These are some of the ideas suggested by B. F. Ganna, district activities chairman, and Thomas G. Albert, dis­ trict scouting executive. Th* units have been a t work on tha exhibits nine* last fall, mapping plane and preparing for this weekend. Judging will bo made on each booth and blue, red and yellow ribbons awarded. SHEAFER'S CLOCK & WATCH REPAIR PICK-UP * DELIVERY 113}* Elm. Sanford 322-3231 Mm i Centos PAINTS DIHCOUNT ON A NATIONAL BRAND PAINT Buy get one MllOMS ONUf M tm tr 209 W. First Street Sanford 3 2 2 -3 6 4 9 Camelberry Plaza Casselberry 838-7681 149 s w w A . C. Smith Jr. Vows County Improvements A. C. Smith Jr., candidate for County Commissioner, Dis­ trict 1, Seminole County. Smith Is better known county-wide a* Smith Brother* Lumber 4k Supply, Long wood, Fla. His qualification*: Three ye*r* of road construction with W. C. Shephard Construction Company, of Atlanta, Gs., prior to hi* military •ervlce. II* served with the fllh Engineer Command in the European Thesler mors than two years overseas. II* was engaged In the Invasion of Normandy, Northern Franc*, Rhineland and Central Eu­ rope, which gave him four major c a m p a i g n stars, KAMKT Service Medal, Good Conduct Medal, World War II Victor Medal, s unit Presi­ dential Citation, 9th Engineer Command Citation and the Silver Star. Hr wa* discharged in I)«rrm brr 1946 a* Motor Trans­ portation NCO. He moved to Seminole C o u n t v January 1946 and ho* been In businr** for himself ever since. II* now operate* n businr** in Longwood Pits*, Seminole Hardware. Smith ha* made no political iromises. II# stands for road mprovrmrnt, cleaner ditches, advancement of 4-H and Home Demonstration work, new industry, Improvement of our school system, equal dis­ tribution of county funds In A. C. SMITH JR. all fivs districts. And abovs all, cooperation and coordination with fellow board numbers. Smith is a number of the Methodist Churth, member of Sanford Lodge 62 FIA M , 32nd Degree Scottish Kite Mason, member Bahia Shrina Temple, Sanford Shrin* Club. Married to former Miriam B. Boykla. Smith aaya ha la a Georgia “Cracker” by birth, A Florida “Cracker'* by choice. Ha aaya ba has th* time sad energy ta devote to the needs of Semlnol* County, H* also said ha wishes it was possible to meet and talk with every voter of Seminole County. After k* is elected, he wants every citisen of the county to feel free to discuss county problems, large or amsll. anytime, with no appointment needed. Your vote will be appreciated. I’d. Pol. Adv. r EVEN OUR NEW S269 VESPA HAS A TRANSMISSION GUARANTEED FOR LIFE ONLV VESPA HAS IT! Vesp* tha world's largest selling motorscooter puts Its reputation on the Wna. Every new Vespa Including tha naw sw $269 Vaipa SO carriss a GUAR------------------GUARANTEE OF THE ENTIRE TRANSMISSION FOR THE IIFTOI-------------------' OF THE SCOOTER Only Vetp* makes this startling guarantee because only Vespa's nsmattesbis design has direct drive geared transmission with an offset engine. A groat example 01 the thoughtful engineering behind Vespa. Conit*nt mash gears transmit power directly to the rear wheat, this means an absoJuta minimum of power loss Thera a rt no chains ao drive shafts . . . every part bulls Its own weight This is why wa hav* a groat transmission* mtt> a greet guarantee We N that way It you're thinking two wheals, think Vespa . . the noma that means mokorsooedsf to millions Six great models priced from $269 plus modest destination and aet up cho/paa. MV ONE TODAY . . YOW li I f DEllCHTtD WE SELL — SERVICE — TRADE — AND DEMONSTRATE LEWIS SALES A N D SERVICE 2517 W. Country Club Rd. (20th 81.) — SANFORD — Ph. 222-702* I l t V A < 1 2 V �Ghf fran fn rb Pa ire 4—Frf. Apr. 10, *04 tyrralft 0 ju tA CU bby • Polly's Pointers DEAR ABBY: In oar community there Is a eoupla whom my husband and I have known for over half a ing a cake to a baxaar or bake century. Ha and my husband sale there Is always tha prob­ lem of getting bock your eake have been fast friends sine# their boyhood. The man had plate and cover. I have con trived a very practical one a heart attack, and when he that can bo thrown away I came home from the hos­ cover a square of heavy card pital we ealled on him. Ha board with aluminum foil and was as gray as a ghost, and then put the round eake on I honestly didn’t think he Take a kitchen pan th at large enough to eover the eake was going to make It so I without touching. Mold heavy called him by his first name. Inch. Cut a 7-lnch-deep V In ‘ duty foil all around the out­ That is all. Well, h . la re­ the S-ineh end, starting one side of the pan. Trim or fold covering now and has start­ Inch in from both aides of the back the edges. Remove from ed calling me by MY first board. Nall a eleat % inch tha pan and you have an ex­ name, and I don’t like IL I by K by 8 Inches to the bosrd cellent foil cover for your prise hia wife’s friendship near the point of the V. Drill cake and one that does not highly, hut don't appreciate a >4-Inch hole so tha boot stick to the icing. her husband’s undue famil­ Jack can be caught over a nail —MRS. K. 8. iarity. What do you sug­ In the floor. The cleat is on gest T the bottom aide. Stand on the GIRLS—A bit of gummed NEARING EIGHTY beck end with one foot while tape fastened In two or three you run the other heel into places to the “cover” and then DEAR NEARING: I don’t the V until it ia tight. Puli to tha “plate” would keep the know what you consider upward and off cornea tha top from shifting and marring “undue familiarity” but it boot. Reverse feet and repeat the icing. —POLLY would appear that you are tor the other boot. unduly aloof. And don’t for­ —J. E. B. DEAR POLLY—If you have get, you initiated tha fa ­ two or three belts to iron, lay miliarity! DEAR POLLY-M y Neigh­ them all on the ironing board e e • bor saves all her plastic bags at one time and one ironing DEAR ABBY: What fa a and keeps them in her hus­ will do it. It ia a "three-for girl supposed to think when band’s and son’s hunting Jack­ one" sort of deal. a boy faila asleep on a data? ets. They put game in these —MRS. O. W. Could It be th at I bora him? bags before putting It Into the Ha ia wtda awaka whan wa pockets of their hunting jack­ Share your favorite home­ start out, but no m atter ets or bags to keep the pock­ making Ideaa . . . send them to ets from getting soiled. Polly In care of The Sanford —MRS. R. J. Herald. You'll receive a bright new allver dollar If Polly uses DEAR POLLY—When tak­ your idea in Polly's Pointers Paint ’Flowers' W ith Polish By Polly Cramer Newspaper Enterprise Assn. DEAR POLLY — Last fall when 1 brought a hanging basket full of artificial flowers in from my porch, they were dirty and faded from sun and rain. These flowers coat quite a bit so I hated to throw them away. I washed them in sudsy water, rinsed and dried them. I collected partly used bottles of nail poillsh, which we all hare on hand, and applied the polish to each petal. My polish ranged from pink to red and even orange so I could make some of them different shades. The results were rewarding and I don’t believe the flowers will fade next summer. —SADIE DEAR POLLY—When using my sewing machine to sew on buttons, I found It difficult to presser foot without getting it presser fot without getting It out of place. Now I save time by putting each button in plaee under a piece of trans­ parent p i a s t i e tape, sew through the U ps and, in a m atter of minutes, all the buttons are on In tha right places. —MRS. C. R. W. DEAR POLLY—I have a simple and clean way to take off muddy or snowy foot­ wear. S tart with a board ap­ proximately I by 19 by 1 Ja c o b y Sharp Shopping You W ant To Buy A House Get out your scratch pad estate taxes to pay, too. By AILEEN Also itemise home main­ and begin figuring. Written for Newspaper Initial costs begin with the tenance, telephone, gas, heat Enterprise Association electricity and possible land­ Q—My husband wants want* to down payment. Then there are scaping expensei. Find out buy a bouie. Wa rent an closing costa which can vary rates from the local utility apartment and, with a baby, from 9200 to $800 and include company and ask friends what wa need more room. My hua- costs of processing a loan, their home operating costs band la doing well ai a salessale*- drawing the mortgage, notes have been. Add all these estimated ex­ man. How can we decide and deed and legal filing of penses and divide by 12. This whether we can afford a documents. Monthly payments Include gives you a guide of what bouie?—H. S., Saraiota, Fla. A—Without a cryital ball, 1 the principal of tha loan and your monthly expenses can do not know how you and the mortgage Interest. Insur­ be when applied to homes in your huiband apend your ance is essential and may be several prica ranges and lo­ money. But 1 can tell you one­ part of tha mortgage pay­ calities. Do this before you buy and tim e coita and monthly coita ment. Although it costs more, you face when you buy and a home ownera' policy which you stand less chance of being pays off the mortgage if the house-poor—because you have maintain a home. Harold Gootrad, president homeowner dies la worth in- to eat, buy clothes and pay for of a company building homea vestlgatlng. There are real transportation, too. in Chicago, New Orleans and Minneapolis, say a there is a financial rule of thumb to help decide what you can afford. Theoretically, you can spend approximately 2(4 times your total yearly income on a house. For example, if your family income la 9129 a week or 99,900 a year before taxes, you can consider a 919,000 home. But, If you are In a lower Income bracket, chances are you cannot apend more than tuo times your yearly in­ come. Realistically, you pro­ bably should not plan on spending more than a week’s pay to cover set monthly | 8ACK TIME: Multipurpose furniture aide fa­ housing expensei. milies with tight room apace. Contemporary The down payment helps lounge chair converts to a baby crib, play pen or ice house determine what price youth bed by folding chair components. The you can shoot for. If you cushions (see photo) become a mattress for a make a substantial down paypay­ crib or bed large enough to sleep a child up to ment which lowers your five years old. Cushion cover Is stain-resistant, monthly mortgage payments, heavy-duty vinyl available In 10 colors. Hard­ you can buy a slightly more wood frame comes In walnut or antique white expensive houae. finish. The Clothes Poll Silk Purse Can Be Sow's Ear Some women seem to be af­ flicted with squirrel fever. They horde in their handbags everything from last year’s vacation photographs to a col­ lapsible umbrella. Watch a girl walk down the street, weighted down with 10 pounds of miscellany, Jammed Into what waa intended to be a handsome accessory to her costume. Take a good look at a fem­ inine twosome, paying a res­ taurant check, Dig the gals must, down Into the deptha of huge handbags (the wallet Is always a t the bottom). And before they come up with the money, the table la littered with unpaid bills, keys, hairspray, Johnny’s model plane that broke two days ago and earrings that had been remov­ ed at some time or another because they hurt. A handbag should comple­ ment your ensemble. It won’t if it bulges like a bag of cn lo u . And no m atter how expulsive a purse you buy, it won’t last long under that kind of treatment. Weed it out once In a while. You doo’t nerd halt the jdnk you lug around every day. When you buy a purse, make aura it’s one large enough to take care of your nerds nestly — many have compartments for such Itemi as glasses, checkbooks and keys. Then go through It at least once a week and re­ move all unneceasary items. You won’t hays to apologise when you open your bag In public. And it will last long­ er and look better. Who knows, you may even wonder what ever happened to that pain you used to have in your arm. Chit Chat Q—”1 have three childreo and do all my own housework. I don’t have time to fuse about how 1 look around the house and think my husband should realise this. Instead he com­ plain* that I always look frumpy at breakfast and whan he gets home r . night. How can I make him realise that I can’t be a cover girl under such circumstances Dolly J. DEAR DOLLY J. — Cover girl, no. Attractive, yes. After all, bow much longer does it take to ailp Into a fresh dress than Into a rumpled onaT Get yourself some colorful, younglooking, no-Iron shifts for dsytime. They suds out In a Jiffy and look like new again for the next wearing. They come In erlsp prints and stripes and many have long apron skirts th st can be worn over them for evening, trans­ forming them into attractive hostess gowns. It’s a mistake to think you're too busy to look pretty. Five minutes with a comb and lipstick and bright, inexpen­ sive, easy • care, at • home clothes will bring compli­ ments from your husband. And your new look won't take any longer to achieve than your former careless ana. Newspaper Enterprise Attn. The gam* was rubbep bridge. Ely Culbertaon i t South. Waldemar von Zedt wits North. E ast was alio one of our great playara, but for purposes of thla article ha will (Imply be known a* East. 1 eat West and I waa eartain from tha bidding that von Zedtwitx was ready foi either a diamond or heari lead. I also knew th at Ely held a minimum hand with two or possibly throe spadea. tf he held only on# spade, he would not hava rabid to two no-trump. Had ha held better than a minimum, ha would alio have found another ra ­ bid. How waa I going to beat ho hand? Maybe my partner U )& where we are, if there's a chance for him to eloae his ayaa, ha falls asiaep. I hava told him to atay home if he likee to sleep that much, but ha says he would rather be with me. Should I break up with him? WIDE AWAKE DEAR WIDE: Don't aa■urns that you a rt n bore, or that tha boy Juit “likes to •leap.” It ia entirely pos­ sible th at tha young man nteda to aea a doctor. Sug­ gest I t • e • DEAR ABBY: Now that spring la here, the old problem wa had laat summer comet to mind. On our street the house* are rather close together. The man next door la a aun worshipper, so at the first hint of w a r m weather ha puts on his awlm trunks and atanda around in hia front yard sprinkling, weeding and showing off In general. Hia trunks ara elastic, fieah - colored, and as abbreviated as they can be without landing him In Jail. Ha la far from a pleas­ ure to look at, being skinny, bald-headed and a grand­ father many time*. I am aahamad to let my children play outs Ida when he Is out thera. Wa don't want to enll tha pollea, but tha whola neighborhood thinks he la a disgrace. What should we doT SUN WORSHIPPER'S NEIGHBORS Cheaters Cheat Everyone By Sussa Light Newspaper Enterprise Assn. DEAR MRS. LIGHT: Re­ cently our Latin elsae acquir­ ed a new teacher. She is rather old and doesn’t seem to catch on to things too DEAR NEIGHBORS: Aak quickly. A group of boys In the class takes advantage of tha chief of detectives or this. vice squad In your local pol­ Every week we have a vo­ ice department to observe cabulary test of about 30 tha sun worshipper and de­ words. These boy* Just copy cide whether ha ia actually their words onto the paper from a list they keep in their violating a n y ordinances notebooks. Sometimes when about exposure or decency. the teacher doesn't change the order of the words they just If he Is, the police will a c t • • • hand in the notebook 1st they CONFIDENTIAL TO SID: made the night before. These tests add up to near­ Anybody can writs a lova letter, but it takes a very ly half of our grades. The final grides are based partly clever person to get it back. on a curve so the boys' chest­ • • • ,G et it of your chest. For a ing hurts the rest of the class. What shall we do?—CHEAT­ personal, unpublished re­ ply, writ* to ABBY, Box ERS’ CLASSMATES 3959, Beverly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelop*. • • ANSWER: Try fleet to settle this chesting problem among yourselves. Let the boys know yon are wise to their tricks and you teel they are being unfair to the rest of the claw. If this brings no improve­ ment, report the chesting to your teacher as a group. A note simply signed, “Student Committee, Latin I," might be a way to handle i t “Some students in our class” should be sufficient identification for the offenders. Onee she is cued in, I'm sure your "decrepit” teacher will summon the strength to put a stop to this dishonest practice. • • • DEAR MRS. LIGHT: I am deeply concerned about a question of ethics. By State law, children riding on school buses are not permitted to carry anything mad* of glass. Your Son Needs Attention O n (B h id y s By Oswald Jacoby m J traught peopla to whose ex­ istence other people have been Indifferent. Your brave child ia refus­ ing to accept hi* father’s de­ structive indifference. He la fighting for the involvement that occurs between him and his father when he can arouea his anger. He is sick and tir­ ed of the dead dietanca that has developed between them. “ W# can grow only WITH others In love and In friction,” writes the noted psychoan­ alyst Karen Horney. Up to now your husband has denied George his right to grow. Ha has refused to bo WITH his son either In love or friction. Well, George Isn't letting him get away with It. And I hops ha keeps up this pro­ vocative behavior until ha steams up enough anxiety la his father to make him ask himself: “How have I contributed to this? What doea thla aoa need from me th at I hava re­ futed to give him?” father to notice him. This angry attention he Is com­ manding from hia father ii certainly not the kind George wants from him. But I ex­ pect he'* given up hope of the kind he wants—tha “pride and Joy” kind his brother gets from his father. Rather than trying to get by with no a t­ tention a t all, Georgs has chosen to settle for the angry kind. More power to him. Ife’e a brave child. He's not going to let himself be obliterated In hit home by h it father's Indifference to him. Ha’s fighting for hia life, George It—for space, for room In hi* father's awareness that he must have If he Is to know himself as human substance. And that's not esoteric, ei­ ther. Knives and bullets ara not the only weapons by which we destroy each other. Indifference to our existence can kill ui. Our mental hoepitals are Jammed with dis­ The Doctor Says: little tha bright young man coming into his business know and how much they think they know. You catch him now and then in front of the mirror ■cowling a t hie receding hairtins as hs turns his head from elde to side. H* decides his son hsin’t a lick of senso because the boy la doing all the things he did when HE was tha boy's ags. Ha doeen't talk ao often about how things ara going to be for the two of you some day, and tha things you ar* going to havo. By Ruth Millett He telle you to (top cook­ ing rich deeserta, even though he goes right on. ordering them In reetauranta. Ha complains that tha cleansra hava ihrunk his suit whan ha discovers it doesn’t hang as comfortably loos* as it did last year. Ha keeps talking about hav­ ing to take more exercise, but doesn't do anything about it. Ha worries about himself If he doesn't feel quite up to psr. He decides that tha term “middle-aged” refers to men at least 10 years older than ha is. Breathing Ills Are Common BY DR. BRANDBTADT Newspaper Enterprise Asa a. Q—For six months, I hava had apells of what my doctor calls hyperventilation syn­ drom*. What cause* It and what can I do to get rid of It? A—Your condition is much commoner than w* doctors used to think, lh a person who hyperventilates gets spells of breathing too fast and too deeply. Thle Is usually du* to ntrvious tension and Is more common In women than in men. When there is an emo* tlonal crisis the hyperventila­ tion doea not oceur until the crisis has passed. The breathing, which ia sometimes so slightly in creased in depth and frequen­ cy as not to bs noticeable, washes too much carbon diox­ ide out of the blood, thereby creating a condition known aa alkalosii. Hyperventilation is hard for a doctor to recognise because it may causa a wid* variety of symptom*. In soma per­ sons it causes a severs cheat pain that may be mistaken for a heart attack. In anoth­ er, it may cause paini similar to those of gall bladder, colic or arthritis. It may cause muscular twitching and fainting and bs Suit Yourself Cardigan Cut Gives Laminates A Boost By Jerry Bbe*baa Newspaper E surprise Asm . NEW YORK (NEA) - If you think you tea someone walking In the rain wearing only a awester, take another look. He Is probably sporting laminated Jsckot which looks like * cardigan awwatar. So popular become In past too sweater cut has to apart* Jackets lightweight, water outer elbows w sav^a mat a natrh ^e** wes^w ww a ll Laminates, lest we refer to garment* coated the inside with urethane foam. This substance provide* wa­ terproofing beeping weight It la no secret throughout the mens wear industry aminatoe have ia meeting aalea predictions. • — trouble la that M is hard to gat ♦ limlaatod garment to My son wants to bring his biology specimens to school ]o a glass Jar covered by a paper knob bag so that tha bus driver r o c 't become sus­ picious. He says all hia dsSe­ m ites all do this. Should I allow him to?— TROUBLED MOTHER ANSWER: Definitely oott To handle the immediate pro­ blem, inveet in some piss tie containers. Or drive the boy to school yourself. Unfortunately, the under­ lying problem cannot be solv­ ed so simply. This is the sort of deception that can lead to lying cheating and more ser­ ious forms of delinquency. Discuss the ethics Involved with your son. You can make this an object lesson thst will stand him in good stead for the rest of his life. Incidentally, does the teach­ er know about the covered glass? He should I The Mature Parent • Hate to writs letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif., for Abby's new booklet, “HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCA­ By Mrs. Murfel Lawrence SIONS." Newspaper Enterprise Asia. Dear Mrs. Lawrence: Our younger boy is my husband's pride and Joy. Hs ia a bright 8-year-old, full of Ufa and self-assurance—tha exact op­ posite of his brother, Georgs. It li George I am writing ace of spadei, Ely would nav. about Ha Is tha retiring type NORTH It ar raid the lead and would and has always been ahy with play low from dummy. Wa his fathsr. Now his whola at­ 4QN4I would then gather in two titude Is changing. Hs goes out of his way to provoke quick spade tricks. *K«J» I led tha seven of spades hie father, making him wait BAST and a i soon a* dummy ap­ for anewars to question! and HATS 4K 109 tu ts t m i peared regretted my action. dawdling ovar obedience un­ ♦ lo a n ♦ • T s i Of couras my lead would not til his father gets wild. I 4104 4 72 really hava hurt If my part­ can’t gat anywhere with him SOUTH (D) ner had not held both the by talking to him . . .” ♦ J! ANSWER: I guess Georgs king and tha ten. V K J it Anyway the nine was play­ has decidtd to foree his fa­ Q J4 A ll I I ed from dummy. My partner ther to glva him aoma a t­ North atsd South vulnerable did play tha 10 and Ely mads tention. He’s succeeding too, Isn’t ■oath Wool North Bari a aurprlss trick with tha 1* Pm 9 4 Pm* jack and 11 expected tricks he? By refusing to answer 9N.T. Pace 9 4 Pass In the other suits. hi* father’s questions prom­ Pass Pass ptly, ho Is forcing him to Perhaps my partnar should T hava played tha king and not give tims. Whsn hs delays the 10. All I know Is th at if his obedlsncs, he compels his would hold ' the queen of I hadn't bean ao brilliant, my spadea In back of dummy. In opponent* would not have that case, If I underled my mad* the slam. J.he {jjo m s m If tha following Indications seem to deeerlb* your hus­ band, it'a a sign that middleage is creeping up on him. Perhaps you had better ex­ ert torn* extra effort to Ut him know how much you love and admire him, if— He suddenly itarta picking out the brightest neckties ha can find, or switches to bow tie*. He starts getting his hair clipped closer, especially over the temples. He bring* home a bottle of islr tonle and itarta using it (rnerously, though privately. 11a complains about how School And You By Abigail Van Buren “drape" well. Mca persist ia their preference for clothe* look and feel like why oot? behavior handi­ cap* with, it was logl- P E T E R . P A U L a n d M ery s in * n non* o f la m in a te * P a u l ( le f t) w n a rs a raglan-sleevtd knit with brain buttons. Peter looks blast in a zippered jacket, bright red trimmed with black and white t laminate clothing looked around of garment In drape waa relatively unlnu>ort*nt. Hence, the con­ centration on straight-hanging, eardlgan-typ* outerwear. Also to be found a ra modified, squared-off ike Jackets. Laminate* a re c o m i n g through la bright, bold colors, Collars are low or nooaxlstaat —logically, because laminates do not have an affection for creases. This property, a t the same time, makes the gar­ ment wrinkle-re* latent. Laminates may never make the grade as dress-up clothes; but if you are the active out­ door type who doesn’t Ilk* to be weighted down with bush­ els of clothing, they could bo for you. falsely labeled epilepsy or It may causa a victim to talk loudly and stagger aa though drunk. Tha manifestations ar* often limited to one aide of the body, usually tha left aid* in right-handed persons. No drug la required to re­ lieve the attacks, but prompt raliaf can be had by breath­ ing Into a paper bag held tightly over the nose and mouth or by merely holding your breath aa long aa you can. You should train yoursalf to avoid yawning or sighing. Incidentally, fainting, when it occurs, automatically stops an attack. Q—?- there any medication for waterlogging, especially in the aak Isa? A—Your edema can b* du* to various causes. If a leaky heart valve has resulted in a decompensated heart, your doctor may want you to taka one of the digitalis prepara­ tions. Whatever the cause, he may also want to give you on* of the newer diuretics. These drugs help to draw flu­ id from the waterlogged tis­ sues and excreta it through tho kidneys. Q—What can I do to re 1lev* a burning sensation in my feet? I am 62 years old and ■tend on a cement floor about 10 houra s day. A—It ia often hard to get rid of thla complaint. In some victims multivitamin preparations hava been helpfuL You should, If possible, get off your feet for five a r tan minutes every hour. Make sura your shoes ar* not tight In any dimension. Wear socks of a soft fabric and change them dally. Foot powder on tha akin and dusted into your shoes may give aoma romfort. Pleas* send your questions and comments to Dr. Wayno G. Brandstadt, M.D., in car# of tha Herald. While Dr. Brandstadt cannot answer in­ dividual Utters, he will an­ swer letters of general inter­ act ia future eoluma. �the Sanford - Seminole Area % edk TOUR of h o m e s Takes Heap Of Living.. To Make Hom e I 9 l)r •a a fu rh Fri. Apr. 10, '64—Page 5 frrs lh S a n fo rd iS l 2* 3 0 tn C o u n try £ 'f e y f t i r O o lf C lu b R oad G E 3E K B R IA P . of LOCH ARB0 ? . S 5 th S tre e t While you are out driving this week-end, take this page with you. The map above will assist you in locating some of Sanford and Seminole County’s outstanding real estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find Just what you are looking for in the way of a home. Library Tea Set Sunday By Julia Dartre Mr. and Mra. Webber Ilainei of Altamonte Spring* will be hoiti at a Silver Tea, Sunday, opening day of Na­ tions! Library Week, fot benefit of the Altamonte Community Library. T h e event will be held a t the Maine* home on Bolton Road between the hour* of 3 and 5 p.m. All residents of the area are invited to attend. Urgent need for a larger library building haa been an­ nounced by officials of the Library Aisociation who re­ port that their architect ha* advited against trying to cnlarga the precent building. Aiaiiting a t Sunday'a tea will be Mr*. Lucy Cady, com­ mittee chairman and Mra. Fred Rassman, Mr*. Albert Starke, Mr*. Glenn Mume*, Mra. Sara Anderson and Mra. Florenca Courien. Post 256 Calls Special Meeting By Jane Casselberry There will be a apecinl called meeting of the execu­ tive board of American Le­ gion Memorial Post 250 of Casselberry Monday at 7:30 p.m. a t the home of Millrr Evans, Triplet Drive, Cassel­ berry. Purpose of the meeting will be to select a candidate from the post to attend Boys State in Tallahassee next July. FLEXIBLE BLACK PIPE (Ideal For Sprinkler Systems) AT REDUCED PRICES YtH Dlam............................. 4c/Ft. Or 2.95/100’ fj" Diam............................. 7c/Ft. Or 5.25/100* (Vt - »" Diam. In Stock) WALL SUPPLY Sanford, Fla. I l l N. French At*. 322-5412 Headquarters For Sprinkler Systems. Business Briefs It taken a heap of living in a houne to make a home, A heap of sun and ahadow and you nome times have to roam Before you really appreciate the things you left behind And hunger for ’em somehow with ’em alius on your mind. —Edgar Guest The majority of residents of San­ ford nnd Seminole County - eliminat­ ing tho native Floridans - have com­ pleted their roaming and are here to enjoy the "gracious living” of the Sunshine State. To those who are new to the area nnd to those who desire a change to the type of home referred to by Poet Guest, turn to the residences offered by the Shoemaker Construc­ tion Company nnd Kingswood Build­ ers. (The accompanying map shows the locations.) Herb Stcnstrom Realty, agents for Shoemaker Construction, said three more new residences have been commenced in the Ravenna Park third section. These are three-nnd four-bedroom homes, with two baths. They still are in the stage where­ by purchasers may choose their own colors for the tile, walls, etc. Four homes are completed in the Ravenna Park third section. These are centrally heated, fully equipped and are "prepped’’ for air condition­ ing. Shoemaker also hns two completed homes for sale in Idyllwilde and in a few days will commence construc­ tion of others. Stenstrom Realty says that FHA, VA and conventional financing is available on these homes. Kingswood Builders have all the answers to your home problems. Beautiful, spacious residences on large, spacious lots. What more could anyone ask for "gracious living?" For example, Kingswood now Is nearing completion two beautiful homes on citrus studded lots in the Inst available area in Grove Manor, nt Mcllonville Avenue and Washing­ ton Drive. While nearly completed, these homes have not yet renched the stage of interior decoration . . . and purchasers may select their own wall colors. The comer house has a complete­ ly screened, covered patio. The other hns a enrporte at the rear, with n turn apron. Kingswood also hns two new Farm Brief The 10S3 vegetable garden picture wasn't much differ­ ent than in 1002. Ths number of gardens In the state, about 108,000, remained about th* •ante. The number of farm gardens decreased slightly while the number of non­ farm garden* Increased to make up the difference. Over 1000 Colors WALLHIDE' LATEX ONE-COAT FLAT With G H P * Reading Word By Word Stop homes nt Grecnbriar of Loch Arbor, facing the golf course. These resi­ dences contain fully equipped Gen. ernl Electric kitchens. The home nt 109 Highland Court has what has been described ns "a gorgeous kitchen, with an abundance of cabinet nnd closet space, especial­ ly designed for the discerning house, wife.” The second, on Far Plnce, facing the 12th green, in of Colonial Arch­ itecture, with used brick. * O r « a t « r H id in g P o w a r Pre-Reading Gives Sense O f Direction Strickland • Morriscn Ine. has licen appointed regional distributor for Frigikar Cor­ poration of Dallas, Texas, leading Independent manu­ facturer of automobile and truck air conditioning, all marketed over the Frigikar brand label. Appointment was made by Frigikar'a G. W. Derby, vice president of distribution, and announced by R. I.. Duffey, parts manager of StricklandMorrison. The local firm, located at First Street and Sanford Ave­ nue, will he an important link in Frigikar'a 6,000 - outlet sales and service network covering tho United Slates with over 10,000 factorytrained installation and ser­ vlet specialists. Dance Classes SquaW dancing instructions for DeRary teenagers will be­ gin Saturday a t the DcBary Community Center with Har­ old Jenkins aa caller. Classes will be conducted from 8 until 6 p.m. Time jo u r reading of this column nnd compare jo u r speed with that Indlcata! at the end. The eapeeted speed assume# a dailj five per cent Improvement. • Pre-Reading will he the best time-saver in reading you'll ever learn. And it i* Impos­ sible to compute how much mure understanding you'll get from your reading using this technique. You've done a little pre-reading in the column on concentration, but now we’ll go into it fully. When and when not to preread Is the first thing to learn. When you read for atyle appreciation (Dickens, Frost, Shakespeare), forget pre-read­ ing. When you read for infor­ mation or opinion, pre-read. Here's how it’s done. Take your book in the sub­ ject you least like. Let’s make it Kuropcan history this time. Turn to the title page. The title end subtitle should tell you the subject of the book. Most books will have some­ thing like t h i s : N I N K TEENTH-CENTUKY E U R ­ OPE. That's some help; not much. The subtitle telle you more: CHIEF MILITARY AL­ LIANCES. Now look under the author's name for his cred­ entials. This may tell you whether he is a real specialist and perhaps whether he has an ex to grind. Now read the table of con­ tents. You'll learn the steps to be taken to where you'll be going and the reintion of one step to another. You'll learn where emphasis will be placed, and you’ll want to know why. One of the steps may tie In with some personal like or dislike o r something you've always been curious about. This will involve your inter­ est. Know the table of con­ tents and you know the out­ line of the book. Now turn to the preface. You may never have read oiti before. It's whet the author writes last. The preface telle you where the author is taking you In hie book and will clear up many questions unanswer­ ed by the table of contents. Generally the opening two par­ agraphs end the closing two will fill ths bill. So far, you know where you're going, the (taps to gat there, who’e taking you. If this SEE T H IS OF BEAUTY LOCH IN ARBOR little pre-reading has raised as msny questions as answers, splendid! Now you’ll look for answers. Turn to the first chapter. Read the title and whatever else precedes the main body of type. Now read the first two paragraphs. The opening paragraphs give you an idea where you nre going; the di­ visions are the steps along Ui* way and the concluding para­ graphs sum up the trip. Now do the earns with each chap­ ter. If the text has an Index, take a quick look through it. A name may strike a familiar chord. Look it up and sec where it fits into the pattern. If It’s a pet personality, see how tho author treat* him. You’ll get further involved with the author'* plant. Get Into th4 habit of prereading what we call practical prose as opposed to fiction, poetry, drama. It give* you a COVERS BETTER • GOES FURTHER very acute tans* of direction for your thorough reading. (You should have com­ pleted this reading In 75 seconds.) • Oi«« **• 11i iivhs • 1.. |»Mt| f)t*WI llltHN • t INMMIn apply • t>M. • • VV.t- i»rs easily (NEXT: No Questions, ' No Answers.) If you wish to refer to this Instructive series in the future, order n copy of ths 70-page, spiral-bound book. To gst n copy send your name, address and $1 toi Stop Reading Word By1 Word, c/o Ths Sanford Her­ ald, P. O. Box 459, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 1*. N. T. ^ m m Costs foes I ft i .56 •At. n o o n ro s thk can WITH THK POLO TOO* McRaney Paint & Glass Farm Brief IHI. 322-5161 Predicted rise in gross na­ 114 W. 2nd ST. 9 tional products this year PI TTSBURGH should mean that consumers k e e p th a t will have more income tlinn In 1003. 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Landscaping U not yet complete,*but the home can be seen this weekend. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CuBtom Building Our Specialty S h o su m a lu tfi General Office 211 W. 25th St. .Modern Kitchens by 6 E N E R A L 0 ELECTRIC WILLIAMS. BRUMLEY JR. BYRON M. P. O. BOX 1599 -4 2 1 **«*— wtp— a«w y S T f i j —% V *" — JIM HUNT R I Exclusive Sales Ageat 822-8074 Phone: 822-8108 ALSO IN GROVE MANOR A 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath a ad a 4 Bedroom, 3 Bath At MelloavUle * Washing lea. SS^STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS Phona 322-2420 Or 3112-7405 _____ I—r \• �»I i 0! By Maryana Mllra Roger Heorta, ion of Mr. and Mra. Lackle Heorta cele­ brated hla 14th birthday la it Saturday night at hla home on Polnacttia Drive, Forest City. The birthday dinner conalited of Oriental fare, com­ plete with chopsticks, and the guests enjoyed a delightful evening of games and danc­ ing.Those attending wcro Mike Steblck, Fred Blstllne, Toni Morrison, Beverly Haselbaker, Woody Seasoms, Debby Backhus, Marcia Summers, Rex Culbreth, Becky Cotter, Karen Kriss, Susie Hunter, Teresa Renew and Peggy Renew. MRS. LEONARD Reinhart, wife of the retir­ ing commander of Heavy Attack Squadron 1, was honored by the TiRcrettcs at a Roing-awny coffee at the Acey-Deucy Club at SNAS. She la pictured (left) with Mra. Hershell Russell, TJgcrettcs president. The All Soul's Catholic t*-* Women’s Club will sponsor Its annual card party, Saturday, April 11, at 8 p.m. in the soc­ ial hall of the church. Prizes will be awarded at each table, tempting refreshmenta will be served, and door prizes will be awarded. The public Is cordially in­ vited to participate In this event and to play tho card game of their choice. Mrs. John Corso Is overall chairman and Mrs. John Fierro is ticket chairman. Anyone desiring advance tickets may contact Mrs. Pierro, any club member or tickets may be obtained at the door. Robert Thoron Madden, broth­ er-in-law of the bride. Mrs. Routh chose for her daughter's wedding, a dress o lavender lace with a match­ ing flower hat. Her corsage waa pink rosea. The groom'a mother wore a Mrs. Wilborn And Market Basket Sale Held For Daughters O f Wesley Birthday Dinner MRS. JOHN CORSO, general chnirmnn, left, and Mra. John Pierro, ticket chairman aru mak­ ing final iirepurntionH for the annual card party thin Saturday night at tho Social Hall of All Soul'a Catholic Church. Miss Elaine Rutledge And Clifford Abies Are Wed Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Rut­ ledge of 3185 West Roxboro Road, Atlanta, Ga., announce the marriage of their daugh­ ter, Elaine, to Clifford M. Abies 3rd, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Abies of Sanford, on Jon. 3, in Atlanta. Mrs. Abies is a member of the Junior Class at Stetson University, where she has pledged Alpha XI Delta Sor­ ority, and is a talented mem­ ber of Stetson University Or­ chestra. . Mr. Abies was graduated from Seminole High School and Is now a Junior at Stet­ son, belonging to Pi Kappa The L a k e Monroo 4-1! Phi Fraternity. Handy Helpera club will sponsor a bake sale on Satur­ day, April It, at the Winn Dixie Food Store on French and 25th Street. Proceeds from the sale will be used toward sending the girls to 4-H camp June 29-July 3, so plan to aid this worth­ The Ladlei Auxiliary of the while benefit. Ginderville Volunteer F i r e Department will meet Mon­ day evening at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mra. Leon Steinmeycr on the Old Orlando EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY Highway for the regular monthly meeting. — NEW STORE HOURS — All membera are urged to MON. THROUGH FRI. — 9 A. M. — 5:30 P. M. be present. Handy Helpers To Hold Bake Sale Saturday A.M. By Helen Snodgrass Mrs. Myrtle (A. W.) Wil­ born and her ion, Howard, were guests of honor at a Joint birthday dinner recently at her home. Others present were A. W. Wilborn, Mra. Howard Wil­ born and children, James, Linda and Martha, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Wilborn and chil­ dren, Mr. and Mra. J . T. Welch, Mr. and Mra. E. R. Echols and children, Mrs. Al­ ma Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs. Amoi Wright and Rev. and Mrs. Wendell Hill and chil­ dren. Also Mrs. Irene Jackman of DeLand and Mr. and Mra. Herman Wilborn and children of Sanford. MR. AND MIIS. RONALD CHILTON Tho Daughters of Wesley Sunday School Class met last Tuesday for the regular busi­ ness and social meeting. Serving aa hostesses were Mrs. J. lirodie Williams, Mrs. C. M. Flowers, Mrs. J. C. Davis, Mrs. Marguerite Paul, Mrs. Thomas L. Sullivan and Mrs. R. G. Hickson. Lovely ’ arrangements of spring flowers were placed at vantage points throughout the hall. The president, Mrs. C. M. Flowers, presided over the business session, hearing re­ ports from the various com­ mittee chairmen. Mrs. diaries Meriwether gave (he devotional program, followed by prayer. A very successful market basket sale was held during the meeting with Mrs. S. G. ltarrlm an in charge. Sandwiches, cookies a n d Gary TilsonCelebrates 6th Birthday With Party Ladies Auxiliary Will Meet Monday SATURDAY ONLY — 9 A. M. — 12:30 P. M. 210 8. PARK AVE. REXALL GARY TILSON Gary Tilson recently eelebrated hla sixth birthday at hla home on Bombay Avenue In North Orlando, with his mother, -Mra. David Tllaon, acting aa hostess. Party games were played, and each gucat received party favora. Tha delicious birthday cake LOOK ! ! SALE STARTS A P R IL 30 Innerapring Mat treat Renovation Special Include*i • Cleaning ft Processing Felt • Brand New Cover for Mattress • Bread New Ineulettoa where *I4 5 SANFORD 111 Magnolia Arena® Phan® FA 2-6321 T O U C H T O N ’S REXALL DRUG "THK PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN* ---------------------phone a “ m is s COB. 1a t A MAGINOMA DOWNTOWN SANFORD 0 F i n pick jildift DELIVERY IN SUMMER FABRICS I NOTICE! W IE B O L D T S C A M E R A SHOP The four-tiered wedding cake waa outstanding because it was made by the bride's fa thcr. It featured two large layers on the bottom and be tween the two top layera were placed four white col umns. Between the column* were a miniature bride and groom. White candles Interspersed with white snapdragons and baby's breath surrounded the crystal punch bowl. Presiding at the punch bowl were Mrs. Joyce Edwards and Miss Martha itoorehcad. Cutting and terving the cake waa Mrs. Gloria Armstrong. Floating hostessei were the lis te n of the groom, Missel Brenda and Sharon Chilton, and the bride’s book was kept by Mra. June Swartzfager. The bride chose for her go­ ing away outfit a suit of green linen, with which she wore Cft bone colored accessories. She woro tha orchid from her bouquet. After a ihort honeymoon the couple will reside at 1719 W. Second Street. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Chilton and family of High Point, N. C.; Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Madden and family, Greensboro, N. C.; Mr. and Mrs. Georgfe Hays Jr., Boca naton; Mr. and Mrs. R .,R . Routh, Charlotte, N. C.; Mr. and &!rs. George Armstrong and family, Orlando, and Miss Martha Moorehead, Or­ lando. LATEST FASHIONS a P IN K — BLUE - LILA C - g cn APPLE GREEN — YELLOW 3 <3 — O RAN G E - W H ITE A N D » £ BLACK A N D W H ITE W ILL > a BE YO UR LEA D IN G COLORS 3 W IT H P IN K T O D O M IN A T E T H IS SUMM ER. SEE THE R E M N A N T S H O P FO RYO U R FABRIC SELECTION. Ginderville V FD JANESVILLE, WIs. (IJPI> —The parent who thinka good penmanship la no longer important In this era of type­ writers, dictating maehinea and tape recordera, ia asking for trouble. W e ia an opinion ehnred by thousanda of cdueatora and documented by tha Hand­ writing Foundation. T h a Foundation conducted a study of school systems in cities of more than 100,000 persona. dress of cocoa brown knit with matching accessories. Her corsage was of yellow roses. A reception followed the service In the church parlors. The bride's table waa over laid with a white linen cloth. By Mrs. II. L. Johnson Via trans-Atlantic telephone on Easter day, March 29, Rev. Walter Routh Jr., of Saigon, Viet Nam, united In marriage hit sister, Marian Routh, to Ronald Chilton. The double ring ceremony took place In the Central Baptist Church at 0 p.m. with the ncv. Gall Smith, pastor of the church, assisting here. The bride, daughter of 3Ir. and Mr*. W. A. Boutb Sr., and tho groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Chilton, of High Point, N. C., repeated their vowi via the telephone In front of the altar which held a large basket of while gladioli and white Easter lilies. Mrs. Charles Grlcmc, or­ ganist, played the traditional wedding music. For her wedding the bride chose a street length gown of white satin featuring a lace over bodice. The shoulder length net veil was attached to a crown of aecd pearls. Her bouquet was of miniature Easter lilies centered with a while orchid. The matron of honor, Mrs. H ard Madden, sister of the bride, chose a street length gown of green organza over blue talfcta and a short length green net veil and matching shoes. Her bouquet was pink roses. Allen Arthur Hunt served as best man and ushers were George E. Armstrong and Son Honored With Church Calendar / SE W & SA V E Marian Routh And Ronald Chilton Wed Via Trans-Atlantic Telephone Catholic Woman's Club To Sponsor Card Party First Presbyterian Church MONDAY, APRIL 13 The Women of the Church Circles will meet as follows: 9:45 a.m. Circle 1 with Mrs. Norris Plank, 320 E. Crys­ tal Dr. Mrs. Philip Allen, co-hostess. 9:45 a.m. Circle 2 with Mrs. Jam es 0 . Huff, 2120 Sanford Ave. 9:45 a.m. Circle S with Mrs. Harry Woodruff, 110 Elliott Ave. 9:45 a.m. Circle 4 with Mrs. Bernard W. Wilke, 432 Sum­ merlin Ave. Mrs. B. A. Wilke, co-hostess. 9:45 a.m. Circle 5 with Mrs. Clarence Redding, 540 Va­ lencia Dr. 9:45 a.m. Circle 8 with Mrs. L. A. Palmer, 430 Virginia Ave. Mrs. George Maffctt, co-hostess. 2:30 p.m. Circle 7 with Mrs. Otto Sandner, 2207 Com­ munity Way. Mrs. P. T. Meeks, co-hostess. 2 p.m. Circle 8 with Mrs. A. B. Wallace, 1505 Palmetto Ave. Mrs. Elizabeth Turnbull, co-hostess. 8 p.m. Evening Circle 9 with Mrs. R. C. Miller, 2401 Myr­ tle Ave. 7:45 p.m. Evening Circle 10 with Mrs. Carl Lind, Elder Springs. Mrs. Marguerite Graham, co-hostess. 7:15 p.m. Boy Scouts Pag® 6—F rl. Apr. 10, *84 WSt jftmforB ErraTB Roger Heorta And Guests Celebrate Oriental Fashion was served with ice cream, punch and candy to Larry Tilson, Chuck McIntosh, Doug Guthrie, Jim m y Fenoff, Ger­ ry Fenaff. Debbie Houk, David Weeks, Frankie Mor­ ris and Bobby Johni all from North Orlando. Guests from Gary’s kinder­ garten class were Markt Stevens, Bonnie Hinson, Ross Wiggs, Cathy Casselberry, Kevin Hodge and Michael WUllami. KING'S DEAUTY SALON Over Koumlllat’e Drag — Special — 916 Cold W are Complete Perauoswt IR-OO Haircut Shampoo A Set 11-00 fl-50 Ne Appointment Nee. Ops* Evra By Appt. Ph. 823-MU coffee were served to the Mmcs. Claude Herndon, Char­ les Meriwether, C. M. Flow­ ers, It. G. Hickson, Buth Hawthorne, Lucy Courier, S. G. Harriman, Louise Know­ les, Lucy Smith, Thomas L. Sullivan, Harry Brown, P. A. Rowland, O. E. White, A. B. Stevens and Grace Gregory. Also Miss Versa Woodcock and Miss Olivo Chapman. Patty G. Johnson Tapped By Tift Honor Music Club On Thursday, March 26, be­ fore the entire student body Miss Patty Glenn Johnson, Tift College, Forsyth, Ga., was tapped for Beta, Beta, Bela, the Honorary Music Club a t TUt. The membership is composed of upperclassmen who have been outstanding In music studies. The main purpose of the club Is to broaden and deep­ en the student's knowledge and appreciation of music. Since there are no sororities on the Tift College campus, being tapped for an honor club Is tha same aa being rushed for a sorority on an­ other campus. The Tri-Beta ia one of the outstanding clubs on campus and sponaori student attend­ ance at concerts held on cam­ pus as well as those held In neighboring areas, such as At­ lanta. Patty will be required, as a new member, to present a program on April 27. Immed­ iately following the program, in which the 10 new members present their particular tal­ ent, the club will entertain them at tha Saratoga, in Ma­ con. Theta Epsilon Of SHARKSKIN WHITE FULL ROLLS 49 yd. 39 Yd. “DAN RIVER” Beta Sigma Phi CHAMBRAY Honors Pledges Members of Theta Epsilon chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Paul Lewli for the regular monthly meeting. A beautiful, impressive can­ dlelight ceremony was held for the two pledges, Mrs. Bob Kuhlke and Mrs. Charles Sims. The president, Mrs. Rick Walker, announced th it the state convention will be held in Clearwater on May 15, 16 and 17. Plans were made for several of the girls to attend. Mrs. Walt Bohannon was in charge of the program, which w a a entitled ''Sculpture." Various famoui sculptures were discussed such as the Statue of Liberty, ML Rushmore, etc. Cake and lime punch were served to the following mem­ bers: Mrs. Don Cahill, Mrs. Cameron Lawrence, Mrs. Art Lee, Mrs. Wally Peacock, Mrs. Faye Stetson, Mrs. Bob McKee, Mrs. Bob Dekle, Mrs. Al Davis, Mrs. Tom Largen, Mrs. Sterne Bolte, Mrs. Sima, Mra. Kuhlke, Mra. Walker, Mrs. Lewis and Mra. Bohan­ non. A R N EL FULL ROLLS FOR DRESSES AND RLOUSES Dacron & Cotton M hollsQ Q C 3 < Yd. 3 in 45” WIDE * * * VALUES TO $1.49 YARD m — >. cft “CONE MILLS” d e n i DENIM 100% Cotton STRIPES & SOLIDS WASH & WEAR FULL DOLTS 69 Yd. Take Your Choke FULL ROLLS TARPOONS OR DACRON & COTTON PRINTS - m “DAN RIVER” L A Z Y BONE SEERSUCKER Insisting on one's own way, no m atter what the situ a tio n , gets boring— for those on the giving end. NOTICE There’* no need of a lone statem ent when our mes&age ia brief. So woll ju st skip _____________________________ down here and eoy "RANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY offers a complete electrical service, doea good work, doea it prompt­ ly, efficiently and cheerfully and doea appreciate its customers." Sid Vihlen Randall Electric Company 112 Magnolia A rea 00 Phono 122-0915 Commercial . . . Residential . . . Industrial W iring < Cft DACRON & COTTON 45H WIDE NO IRON FULL ROLLS 8° Cft SPORTSWEAR C H IN O S TW ILLS POPLIN D U C K IN G FULL ROLLS Yd. Wash & Wear REMNANT shop Hwy. 17 tj 92 Near Maitland FERN PARK, FLA. Open Mon. Night 'Til 9 P. M. SEW & SAVE �•a n fo rh Fri. Apr. 10, ’64—Pane 7 g rralD Z Z 'ttk Carol Burnett Stars Th* Tivaciotu TV come­ dienne Carol Burnett stars In a feature entertainment Sunday, Monday and Tuesday at th* Movicland Drive-In Theater, "Who'a Been Sleeping In My Bed?” This will be the first Sanford showing. . The co-feature will be Al­ fred Hitchcock* suspense thriller, -To Catch a Thief.” In color and starring Cary Grant and Grace Kelly. On Wednesday and Thurs­ day the tare will be two color movies, "T artan Goes to In­ dia” , starring Jock Mahoney, and “The Courtship of Eddie's Father," with Glenn Ford. The triple feature, all la color, to- Friday and Satur­ day April 17-11, will be "Ola Rex." 'tarrin g Billy Hughes; "Kings of the Sun," with Yul Brynncr (first Sanford show­ ing), and "13 Frightened Girls," starring Joan Taylor. Carol Burnett Is termed a "riot" in her first movie roll in the color feature, "Who's Been Sleeping in My Bed?" The plot tells what happens when people confuse the actor with the role he plays, TV doctors, as everyone knows, are strong, moral, right think­ ing men—but the character Dean Martin playa is anything but that in his private life Although people come to him with their problems and ail­ ments, Jason Steel is ill equipped to help them since his own personal life la mesa of poker games and girls. Ills fiance's best friend is Carol Burnett, who plays a marriage-minded young kook. In the movie. Carol tries to get herself married, but in addition tries every trick in the book to bring about the mnrriage between Jason and Miliasa, played by Elisabeth Montgomery. Mita Burnett's comic talent ia much more striking on a movie screen than on TV and this her first TO NITE & SAT. RIG JOHN’S COMING TO TOWN FRIDAY P. M. 1:11 (3) (S) (3) 1:34 IS) 1:30 IS) 7:1* Ills I SO 10:0* tout 11:00 11:10 / 11:1* 11:11 JV.waeo*# News X .w .lln * Oh. 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M. 11:11 II Adult T h eater 11:70 (31 Moela t : t » ( I ) Riga On I t l l ( I ) Munehln* A l m e a a e SUNDAY P. M. 1:11 ( I ) Munehln* Alm anao 1:10 (II Hunrla* Hemeator 11:00 ( I ) T a .lk tar To d a y ( ! ) World C ivilisation » : • • ( I ) Today ( I ) Operation A l p k t b o l TV RENTAL f : M 41) f a r m . M esh es * • • Sale* • Service 9*»t «r** <l) T a t a r ( I ) W a k * Up Mavis* FA 2-4120 1:11 ( I ) Mlckla’a O . e p . l T im * Z e n ith C o lo r T V S a le * 1:11 ( I ) N t w i * W on th er 1:11 ( I ) C a rto o n v lll* 2600 S anford A va. ( I ) C a st. B s a g o e o e 10:*# (3) ft) <*> 11:1* | 3 ) (S) (I) 11:00 ( I ) (I) IS) 11:1# 13) (S> fS> Ifccfnr T la s th c e lt (julck D raw McOraw Junior Auction f i r e b a l l XI, M lnhtr Mousa Jataoai Dannla Tha Maaaca Rln Tin Tin Cnapar Kury Roy R o g tra Dkaw Ucany A Cecil (1) ft) 13:11 (01 (01 (3) l i t l (I) Seminole TV Ample Free Parking COMING BUN. • MON. • TUBS. Nltely At T ill A 11:11 IN THE WAR ROOM of the Pentagon, Peter Sellers as President of the United States mnkes a desperate effort to save the world from atomic destruction, triggered by n psychotic Air Force General. It’s n scene front Stanley Kubrick’s "Dr. Strangelove or: How 1 Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb.” The film opens Sunday at the RItx Theatre. I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love th* Bomb" ha* paychotie Air Force general triggering an ingenlout, fool­ proof nnd irrevocable scheme, unleashing his wing of B-52 11-Bomber* to attack Russia. The President of the United States, unable to recall the aircraft, ia forced to cooper ate with the Soviet premier in a birarr* attempt to eav* the world. Sellers plays three Toft's In the film, as he did in Ku brick’* earlier picture, "],olita." WEEKEND TELEVISIO !! JonnmvE Gemini is snfel.v in orbit in space, the weather’s pretty, so let’s get out and go places too. Patar Seller* and Georg* C. Scott are (tarred in Stanley Kubrick'* "Dr. Strangelove or: How 1 Learned to Stop, Worrying a n d Love the Bomb," p l a y i n g Sunday through Wednesday at the Rita Theatre. Th* film, a Columbia release, ia called a "nightmare suspense comedy'' by th* producer-director. Alio (tarred are Sterling Hayden, Keenan Wynn, Slim I’lckin* and ecreen newcomer Tracy Reed ai "Mi»» Foreign Affairs." 'Dr. Strangelove or: How ‘I WANT TO take it off,” says Carol Burnett (left), being restrained by Denn Martin and Elizabeth Montgomery from doing a atrip teas* in a scene from "Who's Been Sleeping In My Bed?" The first Sanford showing of the comedy will be Sunday through Tuesday at the Movieland Drive-In Theatre. c» r \ C j RI Ot I N T M t A T R motion picture, It a triumph. Dean Martin ia also excel lent in this, the kind of comedy role that lie does the best. Ha teemed to be enjoying himself with hl» role and he created many enjoy able moments for the audience Dean Martin is every bit as skilled with comedy as he is with music, and that U to say a great deal. Ritz Feature 1:41 7 :U0 I o \J i u l ABLE HOPPING SHOW S AT 1:04) - 2 : 2 0 S l i d - 7 :0 * I *) ( I ) t ie ( I ) 0:01 I I ) It) t:IO ( t ) I 10 ( ( ' 41) 11:14 ( t ) 1(1 101 10:31 ( ! ) 10:30 ( ! ) It) IS) 11:00 I t ) (I) (I) t ill* ID It) (3) W**4k*> an* D e w s Cart onvllla Dleorca Court K terdeo Hall a la rm Rhaw Romper Room A m ailran Klaleey May Whan Mike W allace Xpanleh NIIC New* Word for Word I L o s e Idler D ecem b er llrtd* Th* MeCeyn C e a e a n lr a llo n Price la R ig h t Pata A O lad ye The Object la Mtaalua Links MONDAY P. M. II.t* (I) la n e n r a t to * '* * alon New # ( t ) Heven Key* 11.11 , ( l l H a rry H eaa eaee 11:11 III r a t h e r K n o w s Bast ( I ) etarnh for r . t n . r r . o ( I ) Tr uth or Con toqueneea 11:41 I D (lu ld ln g Light 1:0* I t ) o p e n W in d o w f t ) Magle o f Musts ( I ) Mows an d Woathae 1:10 ( I ) Laffttm * 1:14 (3) f o c u s 1:10 ( I ) Ao Th# W o rld R o m ( I ) Rclsnca (3) N ew slin e 1:41 131 Ton A You r Btudent 3:00 I D P assw ord ( D P eople W ill T a lk ( I ) Ann Houthara 1:11 I t ) NIIC N e w t 3:30 III Tha Doctors 3:10 I D A n L ln k lalta r ( I ) Day In Court 1:44 (3) Idea Howard 1:04 (31 Ix>r.tta You n g ( D To Tall th* Truth ( D General H o sp ita l 1:14 I D D o u g la s Ldwarda 1:10 i t ) You Don't Hay l i t l ( I ) Tk* Match Oam* 4»> Trnllm aatar (0) Baerat Rterm 1:11 <l> MIC Nawa 4:1* (3) NBC Nawa I D Uacl* Walt (1) Dlaeoeary ’l l 4:11 ( D Am erican R i e w l a i l 4 41 ( I ) NBC Mate* l i t * (3) C h eck m a te ( D Maxilla Ooralln II I* ( D Nawacop* I D Dep uty D a w g 1:10 ( I ) Nawacop* I D l ^ a e * It T o Reaear Starting this Sunday, Lake Monro* Inn will open tlieir dining room from 10 a. m. ’til 10 p. nt. Sunday breakfasts, lunchrt, dinner* and sand­ wich*'* will be served, however, no alroholie beverage* will he eoid on Sunday*, Lake Monro* Inn’* ueual fine fooda will be (erred, with charcoal broiled etcak a* * specialty. Hank and Louise Pyle have re­ ceived numerous r e q u e s t s from their many customers to provide thia Sunday service. * * * Tha Paddock Bar will hav* a Hootenanny Wed., April IK. All of you who like to wear "tacky" clothes, play instru­ ment* »nd sing will hav# * real ball a t tha Paddock. Ev­ eryone's welcoma to come at 7 and stay 'til ?. Stop in tills weekend and Harold and Deb­ bie Cumby can fill you In on tha details. s e e Mnrco LaStarxa says they are very pleased with ths fine reception you gave them at th# new Cypress Room, for­ merly known aa tha Dog Track Inn or Deck Bar. ’T he Vlrginiana" plHy for your enter­ tainment and dancing pleas­ ure every Friday and Satur­ day night. Cocktail h o u r start* at K:20 and ends at 7. Stop in and get acquainted. * a a Chicken Caceiatora with ell the trimming* is the featured menu at Ji-uu'a Spaghetti House today through Sunday, nt a special low price. Of course, Jrun nnd llocco Murslllo have a varied menu of deliciously prepared foods. A wonderful place for th* family to din*. * * * Kohiaant'a Dinner Delivery remind* you that an ensy For a good substantial meal where you see and choose every tasty dish, try th# Trade Winds Cafeteria in Seminole Plata .And if you're not ralorla conscious, you’ll really enjoy their deeserta. * * * While you’re on the go, he sura to stop at Freddie's Steak House. Enjoy entertain­ ment by Mies Carol Pattijohn in th* Lamplighter Lounge. Of course th* stsek’a at Freddie's are superb. s e a A real treat to try at th* Capri ia the Danish Lobster tails dinner, with a tall bottla of Danish beer. And 1/ you're not in a seafood mood, their steaks will ieavo you smiting, o * # There are plenty of places to go and have fun in and near Seminole County. Check ’em ail and find your favorite. DELIVERED DAILY ★ MON. Til HU HAT. 4 P. M. to 6 l>. M. BY DAY OB WH.F.K. FUKE MENUS LOW COST! Hanford A Hanford Are* I ’h . 3 2 2 -2 2 5 0 -------------— ,ee M n e t k w , GOOD •r^VV HATAHUHOl R 2445 French Ave. Sanford, Fla. in M y B e d ? " STARTS ^ 8 tarring TV"* Sensational Comedienne . . . CAROL BURNETT In Color XPetw Sollort'Goorgi & Scott>£ -■ Or. Stranc lov» SHOWS AT 1:00 2:02 2:10 7:12 0:00 O uhoH U u Co-Hit 1:30 Only ALFRED HITCHCOCK Baeprnee Thriller "TO CATCH A THIEF” In Color Starring CARY GRANT And GRACE KELLT DON KNOTTS IN "THE*INCRED1BLE MR. LIMPET" (sweet aa a aut) ROYAL RED SHRIMP (a real delicacy the way w* prepare them! . . . they are NOT Preach Fried I) COMBINATION PLATTER (Danish tah ster Tails and Royal Red Shrimp) FROG LEGS YOUR CHOICE $ 295 Santeed la Melted Batter UNDER THE UMBRELLA A Variety Of Fin* Cheeses and Meata—Free ■ To Enjoy While W* Prepare Your Dinner ^cw O rJe*nrTto«m ^iva[T *J)T ^T veryT !T *l)r7o^ prlvale parties up to 20. Hoath Freach Ave. Hanford Phoae FA l- M li WE INVITE YOU — TO A WONDERFUL "EVENING OUT" . . . . FINE DINING AND — of ‘TH E JACK HOSHMAN TRIO” — FOR YOUIt DANCING PLEASURE FRI. AND SAT. NITKS FROM 8 TILL 12 FOR RESERVATIONS TELEPHONE 322-1251 !>h. 322-9610 $165 SUNDAY ------------ Jean's Spaghetti House Open II A. M. lo 10 P. M. — Partle* Accommodated llwy. 17-02, Orange City — nrarrvationa: Ph. 772-2690 WED., APRIL 15 - 7 P. M. 'Ill ? Come As “Tacky” As You Want! Bring Your Own Instruments— Sing Your Own Songs! EVERBODY WELCOME . . . Com* To Th* — FREE ADMISSION — PADDOCK BAR 10 A. M. 'til 10 P. M. C F E E T TE ER R II A AS S CA AF / LAKE MONROE INN • •A. D IN IN G ROOM e %e I'm . b * r arts* 11* t o * (Sorry — No Alcoholic Beverage* Sold Sundays) • Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner • Sandwiches COMING I DAVID NEVIN • ROBERT WAGNER IN "THE FINK FANTHER" ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... #3.25 CHAR - BROILED PRIME STEAKS DANISH LOBSTER TAILS UI-WAT 17-92 at CA8HELRKRRY PHONE 83R-I266 Mp H V ’. k i IU M IR ft* M i l l M Im m M — JIM SPENCER’S — RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGB Open ’Til 2 a.m. Cocktail Hour — Daily 5:30 - 7:00 p. m. I NOW OPEN SUNDAY F. L. MILLER — Judge Curry Out Orders A N N O U N C IN G 1:0* SMALL CLAIMS OFFICE MOVING TO ROOM 14 MASONIC TEMPLE ON MONDAY, APRIL IS WILL BE OPEN FOR BUSINESS IN COURTHOUSE TILL THEN SAME HOURS PREVAIL ‘TH E VIRGINIANS” Jean * Rocco M anilla Welcome Tim! ■SSSS u r Ic our* ★ formerly DOG TRACK INN DANCE to th e M H N O T IC E! FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NITKS CHICKEN CACCIATORA THRU Drop In at Jim Spenrer'a anytime. Doris, Jim, Ed, Dar­ lene, and others give you that comfortable, welcome feeling. And the food le delicious. If you hav* a large party, their private dining room is avail­ able. * * * New ! ! I CYPRESS ROOM Complete dcllrlou* dinner* S tm k Central Florida’* Oldest & Finest Norma 4*11* no th* Car lb* Lounge is having good crowds nt lunch and dinner. Th* park­ ing lot is now complete, *o now it's easy to drop in at the Carib*. They're open every night, now till 1:00 a. m. • * * KohlHnnl’H DINNER DELIVERY SERVICE • SERVED WITH MUSHROOMS. SPAGHETTI. SALAD, BREAD, BUTTER. TEA OR COFFEE. ------------ NOW phone rail to 222-2226 brings you a varied menu of daily or weekly meals delivered to your door at reasonable coat. Ernest Shank is the Sanford representative and he i* anx­ ious to please with prompt, courteous service. * * * CHARCOAL BROILED STEAKS OUR SPECIALTY Complete Men* A F rU Coarse Dinner* HWY. 17-92—1'/, Miles North of SANFORD fit "t*m% B i* r wttk free desserts lor * * .',. ^nd r * " ' a uj Tm i l T * " " " S T • r « A * • * * * * « . ORmaa~ Trade Winds Cafeteria* alao Orlando, Lastburg, Cocoa A * ** HWY. 17-91 OPPOSITE LONG WOOD FLAZA �BM«Am o Ll Can Skinner Regain Form? Hold Your Own Sale With HERALD Want-Ads So, Reds Can Dudley Hurls Protests Mar ,Two Games In Forget Worries No-Hitter For Sanford JH Boys' League Phone Classified 6. For R e n t 9. For Sale or Rent J 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Eatate For Salt 2 BR House, Liv., Din. Rm., 4 BR furn. 1317 Douglas Ave. Kit., Utility Rm., Carport. 1200 Down, *63 per month REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE No pets. Ph. 322-7114. CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON 3rd 4 Park Ave. 1901 S. Park 322 5232 I BR., Furn. Apt. wtth Pvt. Phone 322-8641 LAKE. Call e v e n i n g Nltca: 222-8971-3031 or 2248 hath, 317 S Park Ave. 322 1897. 3 BR., 1*4 bath home. AaFrom Sanford Exchange Clean rooms for men. 401 By Sandy Padwe RBIs. That didn't oxacUy 10. Wanted to Rent sume payments. 322-5488. BEDROOM HOMES Magnolia Ave. 322-0720. DPI Sports Writer make it easy for him to en­ Wanted to Bent or take over IMMEDIATE When a baseball player joy the winter months back CASSELBERRY F u n . a p t 300 Park Ave. payment* on 2 or 3 BR OCCUPANCY reachei 22 It's time to worry, home In San Diego, but he's Open 1 to 5:30 Sunday house unfurn, below $70 Air-Conditioning Optional f A pair of protect* marred especially if you stumbled eased hla worries somewhat Bon Dudley entered base JUST COMPLETED, this 3 From Semlnola County FURN. 1 Bedrm., oak floors, monthly. Ph. 322-9276. As Low as $330 Down masonry home. 1 Blk. West pUjr Thursday afternoon In through a whole season the this aprlng. BR, Hk Bath Home prove* ball's junior high hall of fame of Hwy. 17-92 on 434, then 12. Real Estate For Sale CRYSTAL LAKE PARK tha Junior Boys League apon- way Bob Skinner did In 1963. Take Tburaday, for exam­ Thursday afternoon when he that Custom features need LAKE MARY 1 btk. South on East St. to ■ored by tha City Recreation Skinner split hla time be­ ple. The S-foot-4 outfielder uncorked a not-hltter in hur­ not be expensive! Special West on 28th St. and GREENBR1AR Vinceot Dr. MI 4-0214. tween Pittsburgh and Cincin had threa hits, including a ling the Sanford Junior High D epartm ent Ken-TUcd Floor*, Wall fur­ Left on Lake Mary Blvd. in tha f l n t co n tait tha nati, hatting only .230 with home run, to lead Cincinnati School Braves to a 8 to 2 de­ NOT LONG DISTANCE 2 BR, bouse, kitchen equi- ed. Choice lota available tn nace. built-in Oven 4 Range, 322-2744 Greenbriar of Loch Arbor CPO nlna acored a 4 to 8 three home runs and just 28 to i M victory over the Chi­ cision over the JayVeea of Roofed Patio, Large lot: $68 mo. 322-3665. LAKE WYMAN overlooking golf court* Convenient location. All thla victory over Kiwanla but the cago White Sox In Jackson­ Lyman High. HEIGHTS Custom building to your Unfurnished 2 BR, house, kit­ affair waa proteited when a for only $11,800 with just ville. H ie little Greyhounds mov RESPONSIBILITY: LONGWOOD specifications. Greenbriar chen equipped. 222-3681. $800 Down. Drive South on Kiwanla player waa ruled Skinner Is battling for the ed into the lead with a single The H«rald * m M M rs(South on 17-92—6 mi. developed by 17-92 to Seminole Blvd., turn •afe on a theft of1third but left field job, the position he tally in the second Inning and apoaslbt* far more than so* 3 BR. house, kit. equlpt. $73. 2 Blks. Northwest of KINGSWOOD on Lake Dr. 4 right again the batter waa called out be* held during his belter day* increased it to 2 to 0 with Incorrect insertion of your ad, 2312 Yale Ave. off 23th. Longwood P lata) BUILDERS. INC. on Park D .. '• mi. on the cauae of interference with before the Pirates traded him another lone marker in the and reserves the right to reM ar bate. Ph. 322-3614. TRAILER TRADES 202 Fairmont Dr. right. See this lovely home the CPO catcher on the throw to the Reda last season for fifth. vis* *r reject say advertise­ CONSIDERED FA 2-8074 Sunday or call 647-1311} Win­ In the Braves' half of the ment from what ordered to LAKEFRONT - 2 Bedroom to third. Jerry Lynch, ter Park. House Furnished, Cassel­ In the Elka-Rotary affair, Should Skinner regain hli sixth, the Sanford aggregation conform I* tha policto* a t this 2 BR., 1 BATH berry, $100 per month. the Kike reflatered a proteat DR. C. J. McCLASKEY, 1962 form (802, 20 home runs jumped on Bill Llllo of the M l * . Screened porch, including kit LAKEFRONT — 3 Bedroom on the grounds that the Ro­ Realtor chen equip. Down payment Tha Semlnola High School and 78 RBIa) his worries, as Greyhounds for five hlU which Ph. 838-3911 House Furnished, Longwood, Evenings 4 Sundays GA 2-1756 tary nlna uaed an Ineligible basaball club goes back into well aa Cincinnati's, would be produced five run*. The prtn CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: $330. Monthly Payments $160 per month. cipal aUckwork during the ex To**., thru F r t - 8 P. M. day hurler. The Rotariana won the Matro League action thla af­ eased ouite a bit. $38.30. SPRING SPECIALS! LORMANN REALTY contest by a score of 7 to 6. ternoon when Coach Jim Mc­ KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, Chuck Hinton of the Wash plosive frame waa a elrcult before iasertio*. Maw. THE TIME TESTED FIRM REALTORS League offldala thla morn­ Coy takes hla charges to Or­ Ington Senators also had a smashed by Braves’ catcher INC. (16 N. Park Ave. FA 89123 3 BR, 2 Rath, Lovely Loch $00 U. S. 17-92, Casselberry ing decided to hold up any lando fpr a contest with tha b 1 g afternoon offensively Tommy Bryant. 32C-8074 DEADLINE* Arbor $13,500 — $300 Dn.— Phone 838-1707 The Braves now have a re­ official reporta of the gamea Trojans of Evana High. Thursday. Ha had f o u r HARD TO FINDI STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: $83 Per Mo. YOU ASKED FOR ITI cord of four victories against until a final decision Is made At the present time, Evana straight single* as tha Wash A small 2 Bedroom Home in Furn. Clean, 1-BR., c.b. house HERE IT 1SI on the protests. Therefore, la in second placed In the Ington Senator* defeated the one loss—a 13 to 1 decision Tuts., thru Frt. - 2 P. M. day good location, walking dis­ $ BR, 1 Bath, Charming loca­ and shed, screen porch, Approx. 4 acres with modern before taiartto*. Mon. • S a t against them last week at league standings will remain loop's standings with four New York Yankees, 7-3. tance from City a t 104 W. tion $11,330 — $300 Dn. — carporte, a ir conditioner, n*on. 2 Bedroom home, 150 bear the hands of the JayVeea from the same. win* and two lotto*. They 10th SL Equipped with Stove $78 Per Mo. The Senator* bad 13 hits off large yard mowed free. $60 Ing citrus trees, fronting on In games slated today, Lake trail tha Iloone Brave* who three Yankee pitchers with Evans High in Orlando. Refrigerator, Heater, new mo. Rt. 1, Box 167, N. Or­ SR 46 East of Sanford. Con Monday a f t e r n o o n the Mary will tangle with the top the circuit with tlx vic­ Ed Brinkman picking up Uirre Wall-to-Wall Carpeting. AU 3 BR. 1 Bath 2 Sty. Country ange Blvd., Paola. venient to the Cape. Suit Shrlners at 4:30 p.m. In San­ tories against a pair of de­ of them. Bill Stafford started Braves entertain Oviedo Jun­ able for Commercial use If this for a Total Price of with 2Ik acres. $7,800 — $800 ior High, Thursday afternoon Apt. for rent, 303 Myrtle Ave., ford's Memorial 8tadlura. $8150. $880 Down and $49.50 Dn. — $61 Per Mo. feats. and took tha loss for New d a a i r e d. Underpriced at they travel to Oviedo for a re Available April 13th. Phone i 1 Monthly. Exclusive wtth On the other hand, Semi­ York. $14,000. We have tha key. turn Ult, and Saturday of next 322 3802. nole la retting comfortably In Houston’* Rusty 8 1 a u b week the locals will meet 2 BR, 1 Bath, Newly painted Exclusive with RORERT A. WILLIAMS seventh place one game be­ plnch-hlt a bases-loaded dou UNFURN. 1 l.g. BR Apt. Kit. EVERETT A. HARPER City — $8,000 — $300 D n Realtor I^esburg Junior High in a hind the sixth place Oak ble In the fifth inning that equlpt. 1061k W. 18th St. Ph. $63 Per Mo. Raymond Lundquist, Asao. AGENCY - REALTOR 7:30 nlghtUme affair In Lees Ridge Pioneers. The Semi­ helped the Colts defeat St. 349-3932. FA 2 3981 Atlantic Bank Bldg 2465 S. Park Ave. burg. nole* have potted two win* Louis, 7-1. Flva Houston CLASSIFIED INDEX 3 BR. t Ba*h, Spanish Tradi­ The line score: Furn. 3 BR home, 7 mi. West Phones FA 2-2264 or FA 2 2263 EXPANSIVE. Not Expensive! and five setback*. tional $15,300 — $300 Dn. — pitchers held the Cardinals to Lyman JVs . 010 010 o -2 0 0 1. Lost A Found of Sanford. Good cond. $70 3 BR, Fla. rm., Ilk baths, cent Perfection Dalrlca mlled A place to live while build­ $107 Per Mo. In other loop tilts, Oak Sanford JH . 000 008 x—8 7 3 2. Nottcea - Personal* mo. H. R. Rice, 668 8406. out In front of the Little Na­ Ridge will hoit the Colonial three singles. ing a home of your design heat, alr-cond. $84 mo. incl. Charlie Lau a n d Dick Llllo and Brandes, Dudley tional League Thursday after­ Grenadier*, Boone travel* to on your Country Estate ia 2 HR, 1 Rath, .Completely 3. Education Instruction taxes, 322 2261. Green came through with key Caaaelbcrry, 2 BR, Duplex, CJ and Bryant. noon when they halted a laat Winter Park and Blthop X • this trailer located oo 4lk furnished $6,800 — $300 Dn. 4. Transportation all tile bath, terrau o , elec inning effort by the Navy Moore meets the Edgewater singles and the Kansas City acres, with over 200 ft. f t . -462 Per Mo. range, $70, range 4 refri 5. Food nine to capture a 7 to 8 ver­ Eagles tonight a t linker A’a scored two runs in the frontage on Hiway 415, 10 2, 3, A 4 BEDROOMS gerator, $78, water Included. eighth inning to defeat the 6. For Rout dict behind the three hit pitch­ Field In Orlando. minutes from Sanford 4 20 2 BR, 1 Bath, Excellent Neigh1. Ilk, k 2 BATHS Ph. TE 8-1573. Detroit Tigers, 6-4. 6A Special Notice* ing of Mark Cockman. minutes from th* Atlantic McCoy will probably send DOWN PAYMENTS FROM borhood $9,500 — $300 Dn.— The Baltimore Orioles de­ In the Little American Lea­ Eddie Fitagerald to the hill FURNISHED 2 BR House, 7. Buaineaa Rentals Ocean Beach. Only $10,000, $78 Per Mo. $100 gue, David Wlggini came up for the Seminole* with Rick feated the Milwaukee Brav­ Fla. Rm. Inquire Dcen’a $2800 Down. CaU Stemper 8. Beach Rental* Low Monthly Payments with an Impressive mound Sires ready for relief duty es, 8-2, for their sixth Barber Shop,a Hiway 17-92 Agency, 1919 So. French 9. For Sale or Rant straight win against National For Complete Information Wilson Mater moved Into a performance for First Feder­ Longwood Plata. Ave., 322-4991. if needed. See Or Call Your League opposition. A three- tie for first place In the Men's 10. Wanted to Rant al when he limited Standard INVESTMENT 4 REALTY 11. Real Batata Wanted 2 BR. Furn. Duplex. Available run bonier by Brooks Robin­ Slo-l’itch Softball L e a g u e Oil to only a pair of scattered 116 N. PARK AVE. 322-917$ April 11. 1-BR. Unfurn. Du son off Warrrn Spahn proved Thursday night when the 12. Real Estate For Sale safeties. The Savlngamca post­ 13. Mortgage Loans plex. Available May 1. 14th to be the difference. ed a 8 to 8 victory aver the Furniture men walloped the SALES BROKER Property Management Ave. Longwood, 8 mi. from 1100 DOWN Camtllo Paacual propped Florida Stale Bankers by a 14. Insurance Ollero. ft Sale* Broker 15. Buaineaa Opportunity N.AA. Ph. 838-2298. $45 MONTH lop sided 20 to 8 score. First Federal, trailing tha for hla opening day assign­ I • Bedroom Home Meanwhile, Mike Hendry 16. Fem alt Help Wanted Gar. a p t 1201 Magnolia Ave. Ollero 8 to 0, suddenly explod­ ment by pitching five strong 2565 Park Dr. CUSTOM REALTY 322-2420 ed in the sixth inning for a innings as the Minnesota clouted three home runs to 17. Male Help Wanted Apply 9-6:30. By Bob Thomas WINTER PARK • Offers for your selection half docan runs with Eddie pave the way for I-cRoy 18. Help Wanted Twins beat the New York 3 BR, Hk Baths, screened The Crooma High Panthers Comer Lee Rd. and 17-12 these Beautiful 2, 8, 4 4 2 BR. fully furnished. Avail­ porch, cent. heat. Assume Groom* and Hal Duncan lead Rohh's Constructlonmen to 10. Situationa Wanted Mcts, 4-1. Pascual, who will Phono 944-9021 Bedroom able May 1. Prefer adults. ing the attack with double* recorded their third consecu­ pitch tha opener against break into the win column for 20. Babysitter* payments, Nothing Down. tive win In as many gamea 21. Beauty Salona 1803 Sanford Avo. In the Mg frame. Cleveland next Tuesday al­ the first time thla season with Immcd. occupancy. No qual­ Tommy Gracey, first man by waUoplng the Euclid High lowed just throe singles. a 13 to 8 triumph over the 22. Build - Paint - Repair ifying. 31! Hays Dr., Ph. V E L A K A APARTMENTS: Tigers of DeLand by a score 23. Building Materials a t Ow {date in the PerfectionThe San Francisco Giants USO. 322-9361 or 322-211$. Roomi private bathi, 114 Navy encounter, bomered off of 10-8. Perry Gaines had a seored six runs In the fifth Round tripper* by Larry 24. Electrical Service* W. F ln t SL perfect day at the plate, PRIVACY: Gracious 2-story Ray Milweed. Helman, Tom Dchird, Art 25. Plumbing 8ervlcea banging out two singles, a inning and went on to defeat Natallnl and Don Msasie pac­ 26. Radio ft Televiaion borne, city convenience 4 Hie Una scone: FURN. Apt. Close la. Jimmie the Cleveland Indians, 9-3, at water. 2t00 sq. f t , plus big Perfection . . . . 102 013—7 8 0 double and triple, driving in Modesto, Calif. The Giants ed the Wilson Malcr attack in 27. Special Service* Cowan. 323-4013. screen porch, back util, 28. Laundry Service Navy ............... 000 003-8 1 3 8 runt. a contest marred by 21 err­ Hilly Bush collected a dou­ pounded out 16 hits oil Pete or* afield. 29. Automobile Service 2 BR Apt. (urn. 2005 French porch, patio, garage. Ideal WP— Mark Cockman, LP Ramos, Jerry Walker and Are., Ph. 222-7234. for children. 3229235. —Ray Mil arced, HR— Tommy ble, triple, and a long home 29A. Auto Acceaeoriee Tlte line scores: run. Ilia circuit clout waa a Don McMahon. Jim Ray Hart Wilson Gracey. 30. Machinery Toole 1 BR. Furn. Apt. Ground ALTAMONTE SPRINGS First Fed......... 000 060-4 8 4 tremendous shot as it sailed homerod for San Francisco Maier ... . 102 228 7—20 16 11 81. Poultry • Live atock floor. Contact 2312 Palmetto. Asbestos shingled 3 BR., cor. while Al Luplow and Leon high over the old home econ­ To make tha beat home Stand. Oil . . . . 300 000-8 2 8 Fla. St. Bk 000 300 0— 6 6 10 31A. Peta ncr lot. 105 x 200, trees, buy, see the STENSTROM RENTALS W P - David Wiggins, L P - omics buUdlng In deep right Wagner had home runs for W P - Massic, L P - Robert 32. Flower* - Shrub* field. the Indiana. Furn. apt. upstairs $ 65 kit. equipped, spotless, car­ HatclietL Murrlc, HRs— Helman, De- 33. Furniture Andrew Jam es went ftva Dick Ellsworth and Glen Furn. apt. downataira $ 78 porte. $200 down, $68 mo. hard, N'alallni and Massie 34. Article* For Sale Owner will hold mortgage. Innings, striking out five. Ha Hobble combined for an (Wilson Maier). Furnished Homes 34-A Swap or Exchange G. Baumbach. TE 8-3348. waa touched for two hits. eight-hitter while leading the 2 BR 1 bath city $ 90 Robb Con. 000 604 3—13 14 8 35. Article* Wanted Tommie Joseph waa brilliant Chicago Cubs to a 9-4 victory USO ....... 101 013 2— 8 11 10 2 BR 1 bath excel. $100 3 BEDROOM, air-conditioned, 36. Automobile* Truck* In a relief performance for ovar Boston in Albuquerque, 1 BR partly furn. $115 tto baths, Fla. room, fenced W P - Ben Wiggins, L P - 36-A Auto* Wanted two innings, striking out 8 as N. M. Ellsworth went seven 2 BR 2 bath, lake. $180 yard, with patio. Ravenna Frank Syndcr, HRs— Hendry IT. Boat* • Motors he white-washed the Tigers. innings and was relieved by Unfurnished Homes 8 (Robb's), Tony NevesUch 18. Motorcycle* • Scootera Park. Low down payment, The Panthers travel to De- Hobbla, who finished. Billy We have several attractive and Snyder (USO), Tha Lyman High Grey­ assume monthly payment. 89. Trailer* Cabanas Land tonight where they will WilUami had two boma runs hounds get another crack a t 40. Farm J E g u ig r o s n ^ ^ homes In Ravenna Park, Phone 322-9387. engage the same Tigers in for tha Cuba. Loch Arbor and Sanford. Office FA 821M Orange Dell Conference com­ v) I . y» Conrad Park. New Custom Built Home oo Night FA Priced from $100 to $150. 1. Lost ft Found Tha Los Angeles Angela de­ petition this afternoon when Crystal Lake. For Informa­ feated their Hawaii farm club they tangle with the LakeLOST: fem ale Siamese eat, tion call 322-3371, w L Pet. M l Fait Be. Ft* of the Pacific Coast League, Team view Red Devils of Winter Ravenna Park, Tempi* Dr. Kingswood a 0 1.000 7-1 at Indio. Calif. Garden at Longfood Park. area. Children's pet. Reward. Wilson Maier 8 0 l.ooo 322-2812. f i Donnla Smith Is likely to Team 2368 P a rt Dr. 322-2420 W L Chase 1 1 .800 get the hurling nod from Ly­ Boons • a Fla. St. Bank 1 1 J 00 3. N otices • P erso n a ls LONGWOOD AREA man Coach Jim Payne. Ly­ Evan* 4 8 8 Bedrooms, l i t Baths, McRaney Paints 1 1 .300 man’s current record it four Edgewater • 8 Westlnghouae Kitchen, Robb’s Constr. 1 1 .800 VACUUM CLEANER-LOCAL victories against five defeat*. Winter Park JOHN E. FOX, Realtor, wlshe* to announce to REPAIRS - SALES — 8 8 (AMERICAN > Central oil Heat, Carport Longwood 0 2 .000 .Lyman, which has not had a Colonial ALL MAKES 4 4 Team hla many friend* and th* public th at h* haa Rent $100 Month W L Pet. USO 0 8 .000 o > i, losing teaton In soma 17 years Oak Rldga Phooe 222-22*2 4 4 Perf. Dairies 2 0 1.000 Option to Buy Reaulta Thursday moved hi* real estate office from 110 North Yea, t o n a t of baseball competition, la Seminole t 8 George’s 1 0 1.000 Wilson Mater 20, Fla. St. Bank Income Tax Returns. Lamar COUNTRY CLUB HEIGHTS trying desperately to get on Biabop Moore Park Avenue to 206 North Park Avenue, in th* • • Navy 1 1 .soo ■ an oven keel again ao that Williams, Five Potato. Ph. 17-92 Turn W. at Flva Points Gamea Today Edward* Building, and he will now enjoy wel­ a 427, 14 ml. to SR 19 Fla. St. Bank 0 1 .000 Kobb’a Constr. 13, USO S the 1984 season will not break Seminole at Evans 122-7*48. Salesman on Premises Sanf. Atl. Bk. 0 2 .000 Gamea Tonight tha long string of better than Colonial at Oak Ridge coming you nt hi* new location. Theta lovahr homas Rasuits Thursday INCOME TAX SERVICE No games scheduled average yeara of play. ara tailing fait Tha Modsrn, dean, 8 BR a p t 601 Bishop Moore at Edgewater Perfection Dairies 7, Navy 2 O. M. Harrisons Game* Monday Night raaaon ia solid valus N) Palmetto. 822-9492 or 1374. Game* Today 1811 Palmetto Longwood va. McRatwy, 7:30 -low pries and high Boone at Winlar Park 322-8827 2Z2T94I STOREROOM, or office, on Fla. St. Bank vs. George's p.m. qualKv-Comaoutand let. S t, near 8 fro* park­ (Bay Ave. Park, 4:30 p.m.) Kingswood vs. Chase, 8:48 asa these wondarful < -----NO MONEY DOWN ------Preparation ef Income T*x ing lots. Inquire, Manuel r (NATIONAL) p.m. homas for youraaIf— Take Up Payment* Returns by former agent ef Jacobson's Dept. Store. Taam W L Pet. (Ft. Mellon Park) Thsra ara 16 comAMANA FREEZER, IS Ca. FL Upright Internal Revenue Svc. 8101 Hunt Lln-Mer. 2 0 1.000 Plata ly fumithad mod1-ROOM efficiency apt. with 8. Park Ave., Tel. 822-3870, GE t$ Ca. rt. Upright F r e * t* r ------Chase I a l.ooo ala to choose from. By Darla Dean pvt. bath and shower, suit­ Ernest BIcknelL 1 1 .800 Including a replies GE 19 Ca. FL Refrigerator, • Mo. Old Two North Orlando teams of First Federal able for couple or single Loco. Engra. 0 I .000 of tha World’s Fair the South Seminole Little Lea­ person or retired. All utili­ COLDHPOT Refrigerator -------------------0 8 .000 House. While hare angue will be la competition Standard OU ties included In re n t Ideal­ Art Kroencke captured • Results Thursday a free ride aboard 14 Ca. FL WK8T1NGHOU8B Refrigerator Saturday^ ly located on First St., with­ low net Senior Men * golf As­ riverboat,"Deltona The farm team will meet First Federal 6, Standard OU in 1 block of I fro* parking CROSLKY R e frig e ra to r----------------------sociation tournameot Wednes­ Queen"! I Alta moot*, In Altamonte, for Iota and shopping center. In­ day at the Mid-Florida Coun­ NORGE Aparts* ra t Bias Gas R e a r * --------Games Today • 0:80 a. m. gam* while the quire at Manuel Jacobson try Club. 17,HO. te g it,350. At • » senior* will .boat Loogwood at Chats va. Loco. Engra. Dept. Store, 211 E. First St. KRLVINATOR Electric Baag* - ...... ......... law at $240. dawn and Koenck* cams in with a 69, (F t. Mellon Park, 4:30 p.m.) t p. m. $40.27 par m snthRuss Overly had a 70 and 49" WE8TINGHOU8E Electric Range, Nice Yura. A pt Close tn. A pt 4. It to urged that as many Na slating eetttl Pete Burr was third with a $36 Me. 4071k W. l e t residents as possible attend 23" GE Caaaole TV, Mahogaay 71. thee* games to toad support RENT A BED 88" GE Console TV, W slnat I N D I A N A P O L I S , Ind. to tbo enthusiastic players. RoUaway, Hospital 4 Baby (UP1) — Former winner Troy 7aka Interstate 14 — gat Wringer Waabrr -----— ,— off at tha OaBary Ex­ Ruttmaa of Dearborn, Mich., ST. LOUIS (U PI)-T ha St. By Day, Waek, or Kowth change, or rail. N " DELUXE Tanker Model Boy’s B lk a ------- t j g . 9 * Mich., and Chuck Arnold of Louts Cardinals and the Balti­ HOT RESPONSIBLE N t FA M i l l 110 W. tot S t Indianapolis Tburaday enter­ more Cotta will meet in a proRemember. No Money Down — Jaet Take Up Th* I wlfl win nst h CARROLL'S FURNITURE Payments - Up Tn X Tear* To Pay fer nay debts lacarrod bp ed the MO-mU* Memorial Day season game hero Aug. 81 in * 1 nut* rata, bringing to 88 tha the 10th annual Cardinal sayotw ether than myself. Aa ia realm c u t sot an ex­ MACK LB M O B . DIVISION number of driven la tha 1904 pense. Call FA 3-8412 for lrnnon Memorial Hospital TMt M ixon* COaPOBATtO* JOSEPH K. DEAN 899 W. FIRST ST. PU. 122-2421 uad |U M . mpert tdvtot an a Herald Ball-Blair Agency Seminole Realty 3&4 322-5612 425-5938 Office 204 W. First Seminole Nine Tangles With Evans There LMN Enterprises, Inc. S t Johns Realty It Pays To Use The HERALD Want Ads. Perfection In League Lead 'll it FHA - VA HOMES Wilson-Maier Kingswood Tied SO U TH W A RD FHA - VA Crooms Beats Euclid 10*3 Stenstrom 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 * T VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Lyman Hosts Red Devils Jim Hunt Realty Men's League Metro League Stenstrom Realty ANNOUNCEM ENT! Little League Deltona- Repossessed Appliance Sale! South Semionle Teams To Play Kroencke Wins Golf Tourney K Two Join 500 DOVE BUT TODAY Benefit Game ? Goodyear Service Store �.1 . a Plan Your Profits--Put Herald Classified Want-Ads To Work For Y ou-D ial 322-5612 12. Rent Estate For Sale 27. Special Service* 1 BR. Home, Study, 1V4 For Repairs and Painting, call 322-5426 after 5 p. m. week­ Balhs, large Family Rm. In day!. good neighborhood; includ In? atcve, retrig., room a ir OVER 25 YEARS conditioner, washing ma of Fine Workmanship in Up­ chine & rugs. Reilly ter holstering, Draperies, Slip­ rlfic buy! Monthly pay' covers. Time payments as meats *33.50. little as f5 mo. Drapery KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, Hardware Installations. Inc. KULP DECORATING SHOP FA 2-8074 Ph. 322-2335 PAINTING, Interior-Exterior, and all types Home Repairs. All Work Guaranteed FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha A. J. ADCOCK Genersl Contractor 1.1 B u sin ess O p p o rtu n ity 322-9558 Payton Realty COIN OPERATED 25c CAR WASH This totally new RAM-JET Do* it-yourself 14-hour Cclo-ope•ated Auto Laundry it Abso lutely Unbelievable! I IThe customer can ie t a car clean inside and out for less than 60c. Operators re port tim in g s ot 1*00.00 to gl.S00.00 per month. No am* p!oyet required. 14,500.00 minimum cash required— Balance can. be financed. Act 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. Massey and A iioelitei 191 West Fairbanks Ave. Winter Park, Florida 16. Female Help Wanted BEAUTY OPERATOR WANTED Junior or Senior Ph. 322-9658 Experienced Waitress wanted. Mar-Lou Restaurant. See Mr. Rotas. 17. Male Help Wanted NATIONALLY KNOWN COMPANY has opening for two Insurance Salesmen In area. Leads furnished. Must be over 21 k bondable. F ar In­ terview cell Mayfair Motel, Room 7, Friday until I p.m. 322-8800. MAN WANTED to manage and operate a retail Wat­ kins Route in thla area. (Would consider lady 40 to 60 years old.) Earnings of 1125 per week from the very beginning. For person* *1 Interview In your home, write Mr. McGarity, P. O. Box 617, Willis ton, Florida, 32696. ffhf Sanforb ^rralh Fri. Apr. 10, '64—Pnirc 9 | 34. Articles For Sale SWEETIE PIE V j * ti APR. SPEC. Men's Shoes. '57 Plymouth, like new, new USED BOATS A motors. Used Velo-Solex motor bike, paint job, good rubber. 0300. 03 99 pair. Surplus City, 201 good condition, excellent for GUNS. New A Used. Large Th. 322-9198. Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, W. 1st St.. Sanford. beginners. 322-2928. (election. Will trade, i Ijo sand, cement, rock, pipe, PIANOS - ORGANS 352 cu. ft. '58 Ford engine. repair. Tackle sold A re­ steel, grease traps, dry 39. Trailer* - Caban** Over 200 new and used to Best offer. Call 332-9557. paired. Osteen Bridge Fish wells. Stepping stones. choose from — all makes, Camp A Gun Shop. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 1937 Buckeye 8 x 30 ft., ex* '57 Olds 98 4 Dr. Sedan. RAH 309 Elm Ave. 322-5751 types, sizes, styles and colccllcnt condition. 2 BR. 19 AT, Power brakes, steering ors, from 079 up. Rentals, 38. Motorcycle* • Scooter* x 20 ft. icreened room. Rea* A seat. Fh. 3224100. too, and monthly terms as aonable. Call 582-8088. low as 08. Reclaimed bar* '50 Ford A 'S3 Cadillac. Kid­ 3 DAYS ONLY! MOTORCYCLES gains. Every Instrument Come out k See the 1964 dy's Standard Serv. Station. CAROL'S DRESS * 1961 Honda 0295 guaranteed. Streep'* — 641 APACHE CAMPING 100 N. French Ava. SPORTSWEAR 1959 Triumph T 110 0550 N. Orange, Orlando, Phone TRAILERS Longwood Plsza—Hiway 17-92 WHY Buy someone tlsea trou­ GA 4-2401. SANFORD MOTOR CO. Cecil's Trailer Sales Ph. 838-6721 bles Clark St., Enterprlie 800 Franch Ave., Sanford ELNA SUPERMAT1C Th. 668-4618 522 4382 Westlnghouse 2 Dr. Ref. Open arm. completely auto­ WHY Go to the expense of a second used car freezer. *75. 210 Bradshaw matic, hundreds at designs, WHEN You can drive a brand Dr.. Th. 322 *910. buttonholes & feather stitch­ new Vespa for 03.00 ing. Guaranteed k with in­ Hard-rock Maple drop leaf down and 04.30 per structions. Pay 08.90 per dining table, chairs, h u tc \ week, and gat up to month. Sold for 0349, less breskfront, 44 price. Phone 133 m.p.g. than 44 price. Sanford Sew­ Transmission guiranteed for 322-9846. ing Center. 322-9441. life. Gibson Tenor Guitar, practl LEWIS SALES A SERVICE eally new, cost new S1S0 .15. Article* Wanted 2517 Country Club Road with carrying case. 322-2928. WANTED: 200 Ft. 42 Inch 322-7928 chain link fence. 322-6429. 1955 Chevrolet 4-door Station WANTED! Citrus fruit. U rg e Wagon. RAH. Automatic or small amounts. Bonded Transmission, Good tires, BIG $ $ fAV1NGS Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans­ very clam ear. Alr-condlOn -Floor Models * field. FA 2-4244 tioned. 0395. 522-5028. Demonstrators (FREE Repair ESTIMATES) 36. Automobile* • Truck* E S T A T E CLOSEOUT. See In Your Home 1962 Rulck Special In stor­ 1953 Chevrolet 210 4 Dr. PowIn Snnford Call age at Dyson A Maffett's er glide. R6iH. Exc. cond. Garage, Sanford, then call SINGER 0285. Ph. 3224491. • Lincoln • Mercury • Comet • Triumph Representative at Mr. Bergstrom GA 5-6824 Alan'i Fabrics A Rugs Orlando, or write Box 3145, Bob Invitee all hia many friends requiring any auto 322-5763 Orlando. *53 Chevy 2 Dr lit ......... 0295 needs, whether it he to trade or any mechanical SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC '57 Ford 2 Dr ............... 395 I960 Pontiac Bonnevills Con­ acrvles to vlalt him at . . . . Repoiiesed. Would like re­ *55 Mercury 2 Dr Ht .. 295 vertible. full power. R. A H. sponsible party to take up '53 Ford 2 Dr Ht ......... 195 Immaculate. 81,395. Call payment* of *9 per month '55 Plymouth 4 Dr ......... 395 days 322-7459, nltci 522-6275. on Slant-O-Matlc Automatic '56 Pontiac 2 Dr ........ 395 109 N. Palmetto Ave. Zlg Zag Sewing Machine. '55 Pontiac 2 Dr H t __ 395 1956 Dodge. 0200. See at No. Winter Park 1 Fire Station. Guaranteed, Like New sew­ '54 Buick 4 Dr .............. 395 Sanford 322*4884 MI 4*0209 ing condition. Call Collsct b u y in g a r r o e ar 2(1-9587 evenings or 422USED CART 0932, Service Discount. FINANCE IT WITH U* 701 French Ave........ 323-0721 ♦ Low Interest Rates $600 PER MONTH Assume remaining 6 payments 1959 Ford Country Sedan, 9 ♦ Low Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE BANK passenger, A-l condition. of *6.00 on repossessed '63 Model, Swing needle, Dial- Asking 0850 cash. 1940 Chev­ 37. Boat* - Motors O-Matic Zig Zag. Makes but­ rolet 2-ton truck, Van body, 0175. Pfl. 322 0738. tonholes, sews on buttons, Gateway To The Waterway makes fancy stitches, d im s Local automobile dealers of­ Robson Sporting Good* * patches, etc. Exc. condi­ Your EVINRUDE Dealer fer their best buys In Herald tion. Phone 322-8627. SOI 64 E. lit. Ph. FA 2-5*61 classified display ads. SINGER DROP-IN BOBBIN Equipped to Zigzag. Pay re­ pair bill of 126 90. With con­ sole. Ph. 522-9411, n k for Service Manager. 1 READY MIX CONCRETE i i. Dresses - 30% Off! Cranr Cbuwujixmq... Need a Painter? 322-3090. For FAST TAXI SERVICE call Homer Little at Grey­ hound Bui Station. 322-1421 or 322-9903. Bob Thomas Piano Tuning and Repair W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4221 • IM to » U W Tm h bl >> M WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, "It's a FAN Jetl" SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Types and Slxei 33. Furnitur* 31A. Peta Wa Repair and Service b T I N E Cute Puppies. Male or female. For the biggest (election of Machinery and Supply Co. nearly new and used furni­ 05. Ph. 322-8024 evenings. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-8432 ture, see Noll's Furniture Brokerage in Casselberry P A I N T I N G , Inside, Out, 32. Flowers • Shrubs on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 6. Large, Small. Call Bob BLOOMING Rosas on Chero323-0742. kce stock. All other kinds WANTED reliable couple to take up monthly payments of Nursery shrubbery and 29. A u to m o b ile S e r v le t of 013.50 on 3 complete trees. rooms ot furniture. Call Gray Shadow* Nursery TK 8-1511, Cassalbarry, col­ 6 Ml. S. on Sanford Ave. AUTOMOTIVE led. AIR-CONDITIONINO 33. Furniture INSTALLATION - SERVICING Good Used Cars Sold Used furniture, appliances, 818 French Ave. 322-7765 tools, etc. Bought • Sold. 3 ROOMS FOR ONLY Larry's Mart 215 Sanford *12.03 A MONTH COHEN RADIATOR SHOP Ave Ph. FA 2-4132. Sofa Ho.! & Matching Ch&ir Free inspection, estimates, 2 End Tables pickup, delivery. Recoring Sec'y desk, Gov. W'lnthrop, Coffee Table * repairs discounted. dark mahogany, *50. 1 2 Lamps 8UH E. 3rd. 322-5443 Queen Anne chair, 1 Cogs­ Bedroom Suite Complete with well chair, $25 each. Camp­ Mattress * Box Springs bell, 349-3721. 5 Pc. Dinette Set This Group Only *249.95 Sell Ui Your Furniture. Sonkarik Glass and Paint Quick Service With the Other groups *299.95 * up Company Cash. SUPER TRADING 210 Magnolia Ph! FA 2-4822 POST. FA 2-0677. T/ingwood Plaza — Ph.838-4583 Auto Glass, Taps Carpets clean easier with tha 31. Article* For Sale FREE ESTIMATE * Seat Covers Blue Lustre Electric Sham* Upholstering * Mattress ren­ 7-Pc. Dinette set, good condi­ pooer. Only 01 per day. ovating. New * Used Furni­ Carroll's Furniture. tion. 322-6126. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Mahogany Drop Leaf Table * Co., at 700 Celery Ave. TVs Used. All mikes * mo­ 204 W. 2nd St. FA MOSS Chairs. 050. Ph. 322-1759. dels. 700 W. 9th. 322-9792. FA 2-2117. ALL WORK GUARANTEED Wagner s Amoco FU R N ITU R E AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Budget Furn. Co. AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. Hunt Lincoln-Mercury, Inc. BOB McKEE USED CARS NEXT BEST TO A NEW SPECIALS RECONDITIONED A READY TO ROLL! 63 Mercury Monterey $AVE 4 Door V-B, Automatic, Power Steering and Brake*. Air Condi­ tioned. I To Chaooe From! 61 Continental *3295 33rd Anniversary 61 Lark 2 Door *995 61 Rambler Wa^on Celebration! *1095 61 Ford Fairlane 500 *1295 60 Mercury Commuter *1495 59 Chev. Brook wood *995 59 Ford Country Sedan *895 59 Chevrolet Impala *1095 6 Cylinder, Automatic and Radio, 88,000 Miles. 20 Milra To Qeliiinl 4 Door, 6 Cylinder, Straight Stick. Eatra Clean) R0. lia h y a ltte ra 4 Door Sedan, 6 Cylinder, Ford-O. Matlr, 20,000 Actual Miles. Very Mr# Family Sedan I BABYSITTING In my borne. 322-2274. 21. lie n u ty Salon* 4 Door Station Wagon, Fully Equipped and Factory Air Con* dlllunrd. PERMANENT SPECIALI Our Budget Wave Now f6.93 Ace Beauty Salon Mayfair Hotel Ph. 3721*25 4 Door Station Wagon, 6 Cylinder, rrgllde, Power Steering, On* Power-glide, Owner! Spring Parm aasnt Special go Percent off regular prices Cut 'n Curl Baauty Shop MB Palmetto Ava. Ph. 322-0834 4 Door Wagon, V*8, Automatic, Radio end Hester. See This Ona Today- HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK Open T a-m. by tp p t Alee evenings. I Senior stylists. OUTSTANDING BUYS IN 105 S. Oak. 322-5742. 25. Plumbing Services New & Used TRUCKS! PLUMBING CentracUai Repair* FREE ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY 201 Sanford Ave. FA 2-2*13 27. Special Services >VE INVITE YOU — Compare Our Deals! a*IANO SVC. * TUNING Rebuilding • Hcfclting FREE ESTIMATES GENE CUMBAA 322-2661 — After 12 p m. 4 Door Hardtop, V-H, Automatic, Radio and Heater. ----- BA RG A IN 1968 PLYM0UTiI 4 (You get Pontiac ityllng, Pontiac quality, Pontiac value lor less) Coupe — The hottest ear on tho road. W# sold this beauty new and tha actual miles registers only 83,009—equipped with FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING, power eteerina aad brake*. Sky blue finish with matching bucket eeata Oh to alee. 4 Door Sedan, Full Power and Air Conditioned. Delong To ImkiI Doc* tor’o Wife. iTlPCOVERS made to Order. Reasonable. Ph. 122-3112. IS A USED ONE 62 Pontiac Grand Prix 61 Cadillac Fleetwood 61 Mercury Meteor 19. Si t ua t i ons W a s te d PONTIAC TEMPEST OR 61 Comet CuHtom Yard Work, Window Cleaning. Phone 222-2155. INI* No Money Down! 4 Door Hardtop, All Tower and Air Conditioned. Cadillac's Fineat. D U R IN G OUR SPECIAL L IN C O L N m / i M ERC U R Y os Sales Representative 4 Door Sedan, 6 Cylinder, Automa­ tic, Radio and Heater. White Finish With Turquoise Interior. RETOUCHER wanted, male or female for photographic negative retouching. Must be experienced. For appoint* ment Phone 322-7222. iPRINo'SPECIAL: Alr-coadllion pre-season service, win­ dow unit only, (7-50. Phone 222-8350. 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M. IsnirKon nnd Dennis, of Dnylona Heach, ehose II handsome I dr. hardtop Chevrolet Impala, Tim Adams, salesman. P. Meal takes the keys to lii> new Chevrolet pickup from David Smith, salesman. dour. Dave till on t«i hu cot ln| oft un on lei tie Mi fih ioi P L A Chevy II aits I he choke of Philip Ho....... mil wile, l lauile lilt(ell, salesman. vm Mr. nnd Mrs. Stanley I*. Jenkins are luippy with Iheir OhNmobilo l*'rW VlKta Cruller, Tim Adams, salesman. David Smith, salesman. p r e s e n t s the keys to the Chevrolet Del Air Station Waif'in to Mrs. William Karl Slgmun of Altamonte, lion* nie Sijjman is in the driver's seal. . .. The Ohlsmoliilc K*M Cutlass m;is the clioiie of .Mr. anil .Mrs. (ieorfie I., Clawson. Tint Adams, salesman. CPO M. I.. Tyre chose this man. Mrs. Mnyer Hichtcr takes the keys to her OhUinnhlle Jet Star from Klmo Paris, salesman. L! * hot On p it the vie Cal I Mrs. Alvin Hit tell. Jr. ncrepla (he keys |o her Ilei Air Station 3Vagtm from salesman Claude 11it 1til. Old •nvdulc. David Smith, sales* irrt mu mu t Ici Ay Inal of try an th* tlie avc •r chose the heautlful I dooi lliscayne. C. A Cnrvnlr Mon/.a was the choice of Mr. and Mrs, (i. XV. kif Kencva. C. D. Ilrown, salesman. ............. YOU ALW AYS GET EXTRA VALUE S A V E D O LLA R S HOLLER M O T O R SALES - X EXCELLENT SERVICE - L t ,,y ° f t)rlUnt,° ’,t,|rited ,hU 0,d* AND A T H O L L E R 'S SECO N D ST. A N D PALMETTO AVE. Klmo Karls, �Why Not Guns? Any resemblance between the fol­ lowing editorial and real life is pure­ ly coincidential: There is afoot in this land a plot, which is no less sinister because it has the support of millions of sin­ cere (but misguided) Americans. If these people had their way, ev­ ery single car in this country—or at least all cars manufactured in the future—would be registered with some organ of government. Each car would be numbered and a record kept of its This idea is now new, but the trag­ ic hit-and-run assassination of a prominent citizen has given its pro­ ponents new fuel for argument. But does anyone seriously think that the registration of motor ve­ hicles would have prevented the assnssin from carrying out his plan? He would have obtained a car in some way. Would registration prevent the well-known gangland “ride” 7 Would it cut down the rate of car theft or juvenile joy riding? Would it pro­ mote traffic safety? Certainly not. T h e Revolutionary War was Just o Song at Twilight Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic fought for the ideals of liberty and the pursuit of happiness. The Fourth Amendment to the Constitution guarantees all citizens to be secure in their persons and effects. This certainly includes their automobiles. Can anyone ’doubt that motor ve­ hicle registration would open a whole new field of red tape to the bureau­ crats, a whole new source of taxes? (And we must ever remember that the power to tax is the power to destroy.) Docs anvone believe that it would stop at vehicle registration and that the next step would not be to require the licensing of drivers? But most sinister of nil, car reg­ istration laws would open the way to Communist infiltration and take­ over of our notion, for the very first thing an enemy would do would be to seize the vehicles of the populace — using the conveniently provided registration lists — in order to im­ mobilize resistance. Fortunntely, thousands of citizens in hot rod and gun clubs and rifle associations nrc alert to the dnngcrs inherent in these well meaning pro­ posals for automobile registration. They shall not pass. People Deserve Better If the senators who have just about closed the books (that were never opened very far, anyway) on the Bobby Baker case hope that the whole thing will now blow over and everybody forget about it, they will be absolutely right. Nobody except a few reporters and editors and Republicans really got excited about this latest example of influence peddling and questionable conduct by a government employe, one of a long line of similnr cases thnt began at least as long ago as 1789 in the United States. Most people apparently dill don't know what the Baker cose was all about, nor do they care. One thing the senators should seriously consider, however, is thnt many people are quite rendy to be­ lieve that the affnir extended far beyond the little circle in which Bob­ by Baker swung his weight. Ending the investigation with too many questions unanswered will only en­ courage such thinking. It does indeed extend beyond Bob­ by Baker in the sense that the en­ tire Senate — the entire govern­ ment — will be suspect This being an election year, it is not unlikely that during the course of the cam­ paign. vague, generalized charges of widespread government corruption will assail the national nostrils like fetid ordors from half-buried gar­ bage. The senators deserve better for themselves, not to mention the Amer­ ican people. Thought For Today Thus laying up for themselves a good foundation for the future, that they may take hold of the life which is life indeed.—I Timothy 6:19. Wisdom is never dear, provided t h e article is genuine.—Horace Greeley. Russell Kay Too Late To Classify In the last few year* ■ new and dangerous typa of espionage haa bceorno a threat- to our national econ­ omy and aeeurity. I t ia re­ search espionage and it la being practiced not only by our enemiea but in aome eaaes by our allies. Aa we are all aware, American firme, foundationa and organizatlona epend hun­ dred! of milliona of doliara and many years of effort in reaearch. This research la conducted by prlvat* Indus­ try in an effort to provide thia nation and the world better things for better living. Thia ia particularly true of our pharmaceutical and electronic Industries whoie reaearch has developed the American knowledge a n d know-how that haa been a bulwark of our free enter­ prise system. Ilie products and techniques developed by thia costly, independently fi- nanccd research have stead­ ily enabled us to mninUin our economic leadership and extended our political power around tha globe. This gigantie induetry of discovery hits become a $10 billion giant entirely private and competitive. It has given ns the producta of tha fu­ ture and helped protect our high standard of living and our high wages. From it have come the au­ tomatic computers, new light and durable metals a n d plasties, life-saving d r u g s and useful chemicals and the new miracles of electronics Altamonte Spring* Geneva and chemistry. Mrs. Julia Hartoe Mrs. Jos. E. Mathieux It Is imperative that the 838-1318 349-4824 fruits of American research Bear Laks-Forest City Lake Mary be as carefully guarded as Mrs. Frances Wester Mrs. Maryann Mlteo 322-6219 ! are the secrets of our mili­ 838-36(8 tary activities. While re­ Lake Monro* i Casselberry search knowledge ie protect­ Mrs. Jane Casselberry Mrs. H. L. Johnson ed by American and some ! 838-5046 122-4722 foreign patents, other coun­ Chuluota Longwood tries afford no such protec­ Mrs. Joan Magia Mrs. Donna Estes 365-3742 tion and if they can steal 838-3317 this knowledge and produce North Orlando Dr Btry the producta of our coatly Mrs. Adam Mullar Mrs. Doris Dean 668-4410 122-1989 and time-consuming research by manufacturing these pro­ Osteea Deltona % Mrs. .Mildred Haney Mra. Clarence Snyder ducts with cheap starvation 668-5631 222-4841 wages they can undersell us ! Enterprise Oviedo and thus weaken our econ­ Miss Helen Snodgrass Mrs. Evelyn Lundy omic power throughout the | 668-9133 365-2610 world. Several valuable research formulas developed at great cost and effort have been stolen from under our nos­ es, carried to other coun­ In one ease at least, Pag* 1-A Sanford, Florida Friday, April 10, 1964 tries. tha U. 8. Government con­ tracted with a foreign firm W A L T B B A. GIBLOI r, E t i i T o e a n d ru B L iaeeR to supply it with • pro­ K H A S K VOLTOLINR. CUealatJaa - G en eral M a n a g es duct developed by our own JULIAN L. S T B S STROK DOT U S E E ! A s so c ia t e e d i t o r A d v e r t isin g M an ager research. This was offered ra a u van r e vr ROT M A T T M a n a g in g e d i t o r Genera! A d v e r t i s i n g Manager at a lower price ainca there HAHIIY I. JOHNSON U A H R I K T T B . JOHNSON was no research cost as far City Editor Claealtled D irect or as the foreign producer was JVDV WICLLS JANIR I H O R N A K e a concerned and it was pro­ County Editor B u s i n e s s Manager DORIS WILLIAMS r S B D WBLL8 duced with cheap labor in di­ M ech a n ics! B u s t S ociety Editor rect competition with Amer­ SVBSCaUPTION RATRS ican high standards. Keane D eliv ery B y MaU Scientists and researchers B e w la o le C a a a l y All Other M e W eek •*-«• t Tear lll.ie 1 T e a r employed by American firms I so ( Men tha S.TI t Men tha have found it profitable to I I I I M o n th s l . e s I M onths l.a e 1 Mon th 1.0S l Month steal highly saerst and val­ C. a F e s t a l R e g u l a t i o n s p rovid e th a t sU w a l l eu b a e r lp t le e s be uable information and peat paid la ad vance. it on for pries to some En tered a s se co nd c l a s s m a tt e r O ctoeer I t . MM a t the F o e l foreign firm. “Drug piracy" O ffice o f Sanford , Florida, under the Act o f Congreee o f Mareh. e a s e s involving patented T h e H erald le a m em b er a t t h e O nlteo t-reea w h ich Is e n ­ t itled e i c l u s i v e l y to t h e u s e for r e p u b U c e t isa o f a l l th e lo ca l drug secrete and antibiotic n e w s printe d l a t h i s n ew spa p er. cultures developed by LeMo p o rt o f a a y m a ter ie l, n e w s or a a e o r t ie in g , o f tain ed itio n derle Laboratories are now o f T h e Benford U era ld m ny be reprod uced la a n y m a nn er w i t h ­ before both civil and crimi­ o u t w r i t t e n perm issio n o f the publisher o f T h e Herald. Aay nal courts, pointing up the l a d l e l d a e l or firm r esp o nsib le fo r su c h repro duct ion w ill bo con sid ered a s In frin g in g on T h e H erald's c o p y r i g h t and w i l l he critical situation faced by held lia b le for d a m a g i n g under the law. P ub lishe d d ally e i c e p l industrial research leaders. Baturd ay. Sunday an d C h ristm a s, published S a tu rd a y p ra cetd ln g Tha research thief who C hristm as Herald Area Correspondents Wife ’1 > fyrttU) Washington LBJ’s Program For Poor By Sargrnt Shrivcr Special Assistant to the Pres­ ident (Second of a Two-Part Series) President Johnson's war on poverty is a comprehensive program. It offers new oppor­ tunities, and offers them im­ mediately, to millions of Americans—to almost half-amillion young Americans who would enter the Job corps ami the work-study and worktraining programs — to the farmers covered by the rural economic opportunity pro p a m —to the citizens of every community with the Initiative to establish community action programs—to the longterm unemployed, hired hv those businesses assisted by tills program. For these people this hill offers immediate hope to deve­ lop their skills and rapaci­ ties, to get and hold jobs, to maintain their farms or their small businesses. It is focused specifically on the 35 million people, almost 10 million American families, who are obliged to exist on a median Income of $1,800 a year. It Is not the creation of a few ivory-tower bureaucrats in a Washington office. We have called upon the advice peddles our industrial sec­ ret* by securing documents ond formula* from employer files and selling them to competitors abroad are un­ dermining the n a t i o n ’ s strength just as much as tha thief who peddles military secrets. Anything that weakens our national economy and destroys our world market is as harmful to our nation­ al welfare and our future as are the fruite of military espionage, and C o n g r a a s would do well to tak* vigor­ ous steps to protect Amer­ ican research and industry against this vicious and dan­ gerous practice. and counsel of businessmen and labor leaders, foundation officials and farm experts, educators and scholars. In short, we have called upon those who know these problems, who have worked with them, and who have use­ ful Ideas to offer. This bill represents the consensus of the best thinking in the Na­ tion on this subject. This is a new program in its new emphasis upon youth. We want to give young peo­ ple a chance to escape from the cycle of poverty—to break out of the ruthless pattern of poor housing, poor homes, and poor education which con­ demns them to an unproduc­ tive life without adequate In­ come. We want to give them a wsy out. We propose In do fhls through the Job crops—which will take young men from crippling environments and put them In camps where they will receive a blend of useful work— often upon needed con­ servation projects—Job train­ ing and hasie education. They will graduate from these camp* better able to earn a living am! to play a useful role in society. We propose to do this also through work-study and work training programs which will provide part-time Jobs for hundreds of thousands of young men and women—al lowing them to finish their schooling, or receive a mini­ mum sustaining income while they learn ths discipline of work. Finally, this is a completely voluntary program. No one if required, under this Bill, to enter Into any one of the pro­ posed programi. It gives new opportunity to those who want to help themselves or their communities. But the rtioice ia theirs. It does not ral*« the national budget by a sin­ gle dollar. It is prudently planned. Every dollar allocated to this program will be spent to help the poor. There Is no leakage, no huge new bureaucy. Every section of this program has been designed to give maxi mum help to those to whom this help will mean a real chance to escapo from povcr-» ty—to those whose escape poverty will mean, in tlte long run, a substantial lessening of poverty in the United States. If, as time goes on, we find that any of our programs Is not making a maximum eon tribution to our total effort, we will change that program or get rid of it—just ns Large business disposes of those dlvl sions which are unprofitable. We believe this it a pro­ gram that will work. And It will mean a new life to those of our fellow citizens who in the abundance of Ameri have not hern able to share can society. Larry aaya poets! em­ ployes get pay raise* bnt w«f taxpayer* don't. So he won­ der* how we could stop this mad trend toward Socialism and profligate misuse of our tavee. Scrapbook this rase for H shows the quick and sure remedy. And don't he duped by the president's “mark-up” strategy! CASE S-434: Larry J., aged 33, Is a successful dental sur­ geon, "Dr. Crane," he began, “it is getting harder and harder for anybody in privatA prac­ tice to make a living. "Taxca are rooming and I understand thh president has added 350,000 more workrrs to ths government payroll just in the past 3 years! "That brings the total be­ yond 3,500,000, which is fan­ tastic. "So how can we ever hope to kainnre the budget!” Remember No. 218 Remember the crucial Num­ ber 318. There are 435 member* of tho House of Representatives. And ALL appropriation hills MUST orginste In the House. So whenever 318 Democrats and Republicans unite to pro­ duce lower taxes and less boondoggling, then we'll have sensible government again. “But what about those 500,000 civil service federal employes?” you may exclaim. “ They have permanent ten­ ure and isn't It impossible to fire them! “They often dawdle along and affect arrogance, even though we taxpayers are real­ ly their bosses." Well, nobody will work with­ out salary! And if 218 Congressmen team-up to veto any appro­ priations hill the president may demand, then NOBODY gets paid. That means th* 9 Supreme Court Justices receive no pay checks, nor docs the President or members of Congress, etc. And the various Cabinet member* will no longer be able to squander billions on frilly, non-essentials. In Hint connection, tho Food and D r u g Administration, ptua ether sections of the HEW department, squander almost $5 BILLION per year ($30 BILLION in Kennedy’s first term). Yet w* have 2,000 college chemistry departments that would gladly do most of the work of the FDA. Thus, the testing of new drugs would furnish Ph. D. thesis topics for graduate student* in chemistry, medical and dental labs. Why should ws taxpayers he burdened with a $30 BlI/I.ION outlay for the 1IKW cabinet department when wc could get even better service and AT NO COST TO TAX­ PAYERS? Letters Th» V fernl4 w flro w ft ie t f r r * f r o m II* r r n i lr r * o n l l r n f f n lr * . T h r m l i r r n u t ) $■*# n |»rn im io r | tro «lilri| i h r I n ­ t e r a ls o r n r r l r * I h r w r l t r r 'a t r u e n a m e am i m litrra * . I . r t t r r a o f f e w e r th a n 2.10 w o n t * 9 9 III he B l9 r n |»refrre**re. I . r t t r r a M fld rra a rd to o th e rs u r n A c c e p tn b l r ttro9lilesl ( h r ) d o n o t d e a l In p e ra o n s lltle * . Poetry* la n o t p u b lis h e d h j T h o l l r r n l d . Editor, Herald: 1 wish to express my deep appreciation for the kind assistance that I received while driving through Sanford on April 3. about 5 p. ni. I was driving north on U.S. 17-92 (within tlie city limits) when tire troublo developed. I pulled to the extreme right of the highway and as I came to a stop a young man pull­ ed up in back of my car and offered assistance which I accepted. Before the tire could be re­ moved one of your police of­ ficer* arrived snd gave add­ ed assistance which, together with his courtesy, was out­ standing. I tried to pay the young man for his trouble but he n s fused to accept an) thing and drove away. I *m sending your local Red Cross a small contribution as a “ thank you" for the kind assistance 1 received In your city. Charles W. Morgan 20 Columbine Tr. Doltary, Florida. C ’i n n i l e i j - So put the pressure on yeuf local Congressman. When he is Joined by only 217 others, sny foolish waste of our taxes by Washington stops AT ONCE. For 218 Hous# Members esn make any president pare hi* budget to meet ’’hors* sense" demands of us taxpay­ ers. “The government s h o u l d fear the people," said news­ paper publisher Frank Gan­ nett, "and not the people, the government.” Wo also need to expose th# "mark up" practice by which we are duped. When tlie President wants 8 billion for foreign boondog­ gling, he asked for 7 or 8 bil­ lion. T h e n o u r Congressmen boast about how they pared down hia budget by voting him only 5 million. I t is t* laugh. This standard “ mark up" Is used to hoodwink voters, both by tlie nationnl Congress and our own state legislatures. Bo lei's sta rt calling tha shot* ourselves, sine# wo tax­ payers pay tha bills. Economy will begin as soon as 218 Con­ gressmen want itl (Always write to Dr. Crane in rare of this new*, paper, enclosing a long stamped, addressed envelop* and 30 centa to cover typing and printing costa when yo« send for on* of his book­ lets.) . . i At First & Palmetto (Alongside old post office) Sanford Furniture Co. • Cnrpeta • Furnltur* • Tile • Piano* • Rental Beds S . \ fc '/.’/z ' wnMnnn' SANT OVER 35 YEARS □. P in f '.h'' f '■( / , r i n r iria Barbs By Tlal Cochran There are two side* to every question and the wrong one is always the other fel­ low’*. • • • It's tha optimist, not the pessimist, who doesn’t get a shock when ha look* at him­ self in the mirror. • • • Take your ear to a me­ chanic to havo tlie one thing you think la wrong fixed and he’ll think of several others. # • e This Is shout the only time of year when a man looks forward to cutting the grass It means spring soon will be hers. s e a On* word tells ths story about tha ball player who hnd a bad season last year and has just signed a new contract: “CUT!” Eleven Years O f Progress Ten New Schools Constructed. *« *» **• Numerous Additions To Schools. Board and Modem Courae Offerings. Improved Instructional Program. Student Achievement Above State and National Averages. If you Kks I* leave other compacts behind—where they belong la aay cosspsrisea with Valiaat—then bars'* year aaswar. Tbs new Valiant V-S. Ths first V-8 designed by Cloyslev expressly for compact as*. This now 273-co.-ia. sagtua has the power aad lbs pep to pot yoa ahead—make* the "best-aD-arenad For Continued Educationnl Progress and Experienced Administrative Leadership — RE - ELECT R. T. < M1LVfEE pd. p0l. Adv. ■ ■•asfKtstsn' Sonwted Ro tail Prk« f*r sadist. n T trlitlss. stetMO Wttoaa sad Urid-Mst hardtop, titlativa at slit* s*4 tool lasts, dtrtiaslisa d a t m vkitswall Hi m , m J 8Mf opltoM*! eijn i pBtvC. GETYOUISELf ABEDHOTDEALTODAFl Superintendent Of Public Instruction Seminole County compact* even better! And oS«* yoa coma ia and compare prices— you’ll find Valiant, with its now V-8, does iodsed cost less to bay.* BRASS M OTO RS 519 EAST FIRST STREET J SANFORD, FLA. �in t h u c ir c u it c o u r t o r TMR NINTH JUDICIAL ClR. CUIT. IN AND TOR HCNI. NOI.K rOUNTr. FLORIDA D n n r r N». U M l ro R K C L oei-R R o r MORTOAOR E R IE COUNTT I A T I I O I BANK, a Saw Y ork Corpora* (Ion P laintiff V# CURTIS CLARENCE HATMAN. JR . aad RUTH HATMAN, hla wile Defendant* NOTICE TO ArrRAR toi c u n n a clarence h a tm a n and RUTH HATMAN I l l l 8. W. 47th Avanua, Laka Foreal llalandala, Florida Tou ara hereby notified (hat e Complaint to Foracloea a certain m o rlaaaa on tha fol­ low ing described p ro p a rir, tow it: Taot I t . KABTBflOOlC 1UB* PIViaiON, UNIT NO. BIX. REPLAT OF BLOCK "14". according to tho F lat tharoof aa racordad la P lat Rook II, Pa a* *1. Public Raoorda or Bamlnota Coun­ ty. 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B e c k w i th , . Jr., lly: Kendra B. Johnaon Deputy Clerk Daniel J . I,eFevr# of WARRICK. CARQILb A LeFEVRB r . o. n o t i t i «TI Went F alrb an k a Avanua W inter P ark , Florida Publlah March I I A April I. IS, IT. 1M«. CDH-II MAYBE I ’LL f G O TILL r Y EAR I y W hew ! C lo s e c a ll/ . T h sy 'r* awful amall. I gusts you thought ths boya wouldn't show upl” •TARvK i'm t h in k i n g l|l|l WHAT ARE *■ I|K • v Aa /v r r V v tx rrv m v K iN G - r ADOLfT? r- ' T ow m RAMIN' 1 •OMBTHH' TO BAT/ i*** C ACM O O O. ARC YOU SLEEPING OR THINKING? r IM GONNA PLAYAA’ IfeOMBONB 1b UVEN *^DONB ta d ORDERED In Chambars a t Baaford. Bernlnote County, F lorida thla ll th day nf March, l i l t . H. rM READY/ EB BURE TO WATT TILL YOU HEAR MB CALL YOU/ . I THOUGHT ABOUT C lark of tha C ircuit C ourt on c r bafora tha ll th day of A pril I l l l . t l pna fall tn do ao, Judgm ent by d efault will be taken ag a in st you for the relief demanded la tha Com- (BEAL) Arth u r Clark NO//, PONT TURN ON that water till IkSG lN ® U P T M E Y A R D •vTWIS S P R IN G ... AM, A MISSPENT UFEl OH.PORTM« CHARM, ’■ACE ANOINOBPCNOINCE -------------- —ip o r ^ OrTM'PARM.'pTIOOr V THE AWFUL ROARor S |NCAJST*V/CANT "-\ l VOUTELL WHATt a n By Galbraith SIDE GLANCES OUR BOARDING HOUSE Legal Notice ^ UP THE FARTY/ >- ^ CM ^ THWKING IATSO BROU3HT A NCW BOOK FULLA KISSINO . PLUSM rcqpSjM TOM r W H O CAN DO HANDSTANDS. ON CHAIR- BACKS/ By Kate Osann TIZZY IlMOUBMpbut we A RS-r * ; POPULAR/J SoA ID w We Ed D B B ee,,ff ckccpt EKCePTWTTW Aid wrrw OUR ANCESTORS Y f C U -t i V w L C M L W SOU KNOWTHAT a o II-/ fo s n e w e it r » a m \ie. FRIEND SHIP CLUB O B N 3 FOR N E W M E M S S M „ • I WA5 PLANNING? j I C C K lT THINK "THE F R IE N D S H IP CUMATE IS VEBY mSOGfiOLB AT THIS TIMS. “ * r» n 't I mskini fou nervous? Notlco how will I'm having myaolf?" By Dick Turner CARNIVAL SHORT RIBS WO. tM NOT INTERESTED Bt HEXAINO SWEET NOTHINGS ACO0 MRU4IGP BY YOU ON A SILLY OLYMPIAN LUTEI youA K m i& AMP WORKS ON im o COATTOHiMMipH • III HT a ir U r ELECTRIC CLOCKf.RUBBEEUP, IT Hire »T wo M THE y R*TOO*itwrni f e a t ^SAMCEACkAl' " W h a t A d a y I O u r b M t h i t t e r t u r f t e d u p a M r , o u r p fto h s f h a d a t o r * a r m , a n d F a t s o D o la n dlAOOTfrad I had c a n d y m o n o y l'* TUN :n, m m la H the Betale i l l CN I. MRTCALF mjriifnoui k Ju B lte o lA n a Daresaid. PnollATK. m i l , i n t u it IN N o l l e la haraby g i v e n that ilia undsralgnad w ill, on tha i t t h da y of May, A. D. I l t t , praaant to t h s llo n n ra b la Coun­ t y J u d g e o f S em inole County, Florida, lla fin a l return. ar>rnunl and viiurliera. aa E t i c i i t«r nf the Kelnta nf tlra ca I. Metralf. den-need, and at aald lime. Ilian and Ihrra, m ake a p p lica tio n to Ilia aald J u d g e for a fin a l a e l t l e m e n t nf lla a dm inistr ation nf aald eit a ts , and fur an order d isch a rg in g II aa aurli lU eru tu r. Dated tlila t h e 1th d a y of April, A. D. It S t . FIRHT NAT IN A L RANK AT tVINTHR I'ARK lly : F ra n k P. D la ch ln , Jr. Aa T r u a t O fficer Aa E t a r u l o r nf tha Ket a l a o f Uraea I. Metralf Daceaaad. YVInderwerdla. Ila ln ea A Ward A ltn r n r y a I I I Park Avanua, S ou th W i n te r P a r k , F lorida Ulnnciota led the nation in production of creamery but­ ler in IBM with more Uun 900 million pounds. NOTtCR I will not b* rrapogaibU for any dabla Incurred by M jinm ether than tnyaoif. /B / A. L. VICKBRB BUGS BUNNY f t m k o itm * ' V eomirreotro ■UKMMBMBBATNi MOMAUlMUDI RRBEWSPtMTCU. EOWIT1MBBMBBBH ^ MBHROMIp THEM1HCUAAPMAUSH OKAY. » afaiifeg; iJk 1 IT T A3JMAMA tS ABOUT TO SHOOT- Hiuloil uln ■ >1m■ a ■■ r rr rr II �OUR BOARDING HOUSE €H» DON’T BE *ILLY, ALVIN.' WHEN 6CO.>4 UPS A R E LOADED WITH M O N fiy —— POK.KY W IL«O N WEAR.D LIKE H A N K FLYMER’S UNCLE PRESCOTT HlS fO L<S 4AY UNCLE-, T H E Y WEAR? OLD CLO THES AN D AMDS WON A BARREL T A L K A B O U T HO W B A D BU SIN ES S OF MONEY IN T H E IS .'— B U T IF-THEY'RE- BRORB.THEV :y SWEEPSTAKE*, O E T A L L O OLLEO U P AND B A A S LEANDER.'-— • A B O U T HOW WELL. TH EY 'R E D O IN '/ DO YOU THINK FROM.THE WAY U N C Le B U L G Y | WE'RE REALLY P U TT IN G O N A IRS, V o SA Y ,f } \ Kick n o w ? N O TH IN 'S CH A N G ED M U C H / ^ i T M SO CONFUSE?.* I MEANT Hit ANYTHINO SEE* G ET F IR S T P IC K !, , -tfiu m LEA N P E R c ^ , YrOU W rALWAra G E T F IR S T l P IC K !, l NEVER G E T TO, P IC K F IR S T / a OUT OUR WAY WELL, rT JiS TH A P -^ - / SAY' WHAT'S I'm j u s t g iv in g >{ THE CO.WMOTION TH IS L IT T L E SNIP PENS I SAW VCUR , BLOUSE ON THE A TA S TE OP HIS 1^ O J T THERE J OWN M E D IC IN E/1 FLOOR AN1THOUGHT _ CAUGHT HIM SHINING IT WAS A RAG.' B U T NTXJ DON'T HAVE HIS SHOES WITH ONe ANY EXCUSE — OP MV BLOUSES, SO I'M GONNA Wipe y o u Sn a t c h e d OFP THE CAR WITH t h a t s m j r t r ig h t o ffam vbacr i ONe OP MIS HAND rrOVER/ SHIRTS/ /— * WHY MOTHeRS GET OHM/ By Galbraith America Afloat Boat Camping Expert Likes Peaceful Rest DOSE/.* r r /- ^ / qn)E GLANCES r: * I'M NOT 6 B T T I N 3 ' I ^S TR A IG H T f THINKING, *i>m io, 1964-Pnfre 3-A BETWEEN TLB MEN, r fuHATIS frn ll T H S PAPERWORK AND M Y C A N PROBLEMS, t |»|i' V ntT orl "S A Y T V S . O U T I W O U L D N 'T W E A R ^ T H A T T I E T O A DOG F IG H T ; TX *.T -, *>"» OUR ANCESTORS S3 *SO T H A T ^ VAHAT A TOG G LE BOLT 15/ l6N T 1H A T IN T ER e aT lN 0/ I D O N 'T c**: •KNOW THE FIR ST THING A B O U T HARDW ARE, BUT I ALWAYS 6AY... 6 H 0 ST H 6 ONC/ PE&CN I KNOW WHO CAN D IA L A WODNO N U M 8 0 SA N D T A L K fO e A N H O U R A N D A H A LF/ 7 - 5Py-// "N aro, c a n ’t y o u p la y a n y th in * beeld#* ’Arrivcdcrol, R om a’7 ’ * SHORT RIBS IGNgUP/Wrt l NEVffc FlKD"THE FOUfTAlNOPVDUtH B r Wm. Taylor McKeowa N m p s p tr Enterprise Assn. MARCO, FI*. (NEA)—It's special when Rrwfn (Joe) Bauer say* his favorite boat camping may be around tha R an Itlanda In western Lake Erie, near Sanduiky, Ohio. He also favors wild wilder­ ness waters of tha West—tha Green, Colorado, Snake and Flat Head rivers and the Sea Juan Ielande. Joe's eholcea are ipeeial be­ cause you might also mest him at the African headwaters of tha Nile, or up the Amaion in South America. If you're lucky enough to travel tha world photographing hunting V*// and fishing, as Bauer doe*, i w k W S U H i i M a you learn where to go and how to keep boat campinr enjoy­ 1 d o n 't m ind ta m in g on th a fact-finding oom m ttta* able. b u t I raaarva th a rig h t to do my own alfting!** Bauer was packing for a smalt-boat fishing trip into Florida’s l o w e r Everglades when w# cheeked equipment going into hie Ifl.footer. • • • “Maybe I prefer small boats because you don’t have to h* an expert to run them,” Bauer report*. "They let you explore the shallows, they’re easy te handle, and like moet people, ( guess, they're the aixe 1 caa afford.” Bauer doesn't like to load his boat down with a lot of fancy equipment. Summer* when school la out, he and hta two sons, l i and 18, hare *»• plored a lot of western river* with only basic tackle, bed­ rolls, food, and swimming suits along. Aqua-vagabond­ ing they call iL Overnight ramping equip­ ment should be chosen with comfort first In mind, Bauar claims. If you can get a good night's sleep stretched out oa deck or even a rocky ehore, the dtya will be more fun. Joe's latest trophy Is a roll­ up foam m attress ha bought from an outfit called Ameri­ can Outdoor Industries in Medina, Ohio. Named Trail 1 know th a s a D utch t r a a t d a te s a re axpanslva, F a th e r. Bed, Jo* thinks It may replace B u t th e y ARE b a tte r th a n no d a ta a a t a lll" air mattresses. * * # Ever since an air job col­ lapsed and dumped m* out of my hunk onto tha deck one night when the boat rolled, 1'va felt thers must be torn*thing better. And then ther* was a rainy evening In Alaaka after paddling all day when I found my old mattreaa had a puncture." Stowed rolled Inside hla sleeping bag, the foam Trail Red also protects hla earners and perhaps a bottle of some­ thing or other during a rough paasaga by bouncing boat or trek on horseback. "After a long day of that," Jos reports, "a comfortable bed and perhaps a nightcap bealda the campfire can make sleeping out seem almost hat­ ter then a t horns." TIZZY By Kate Osann CARNIVAL By Dick Turner Needs Treatment BLAZIB, WHAT'B TtfB RACKIT, -W H A T DO ES GOOCOO' MB 3337 ART rODVBDA ▼ IT I M HIMANALW1 iiX W ITAM IM TIATBUO HIB ;.TKiM M ho IS THAT BMCAtC MB ftl WITH A BUNDLBV^ M IM U LA*T HAWMIRANPCMMfLAPITT KNKIHIH a FAUMP AU. IVIHIHJ1 HBARIT MUM ACCUI c« .CP J H*n-MAW.TMa»SlHtOa u f t ltn*t t h a t I w o n t to bo rlohl I'd |u o t Ilka to hav< •nough to onlay on ovanlng out w ithout thinking of w ho! th a boby-alttor la Boating m ol" k I’ SARASOTA (U P I)-W h it# Boa third basemen P elt Ward returned to Chicago Wednes­ day to undergo treatment for pulled thigh muscle which he! hobbled him all spring. Ward will rejoin the team for its first game next Tuesday ggllnst^Biltlmnre. Legal Notice 1 is Tha l i n t t ’IT c o u r t , J tn t c iA t, c ir c u it FI.ORUA IN AND FOR n in t h Antwsr te Previous Amt* Varieties or BRHism.R c flttm lu s i K n r n o . is m * ALlL'fc XIAUX I’O'VKLl- P laintiff BUGS BUNNY tOreek i AND P3U WANT Ml TO ACCIPT-Wllly- NIUY—ICURTHIORV AND SHOUT IT FROM THS ROOFTOPS 15153“ “ dominant ^ WILLIAM V. F O W E L I D efe n d a n t NOTICE OF SUIT I ...I'M SORRY, DR.CAMY AMO how eooo day , TO TOLLSIR. C UWMenwrO malarial II Prepare a* ..a x ,. T H E STATE OF FLORIDA TOt WILLIAM P. P OW ELL • tins* m a i li n g ad d ra-- Is r / o P a u l Mmllh C cn a tru ct Inn Com pan y aeWiy la deep I Suburb of Dos t i l l latte Mnmbaia, E a s t Africa A Sworn r o m p l a ln t h a v i n g h**n filed a g a l n i l yn u In t h e r i r r u l t Court In an d for Sam Inula County. Florida. In Ch an e rr ft for D l m r r f , tha alinrt I It la o f aald a r t l o n halng ALICE M A ttr PUWRLL, and s e t A OWE 0OWH \ PROBABLY AN OLD THERE — FULL j WRECK — HAve TO O F BOXES/ J GIT BACK TO TMfi M SIPBNET*. /HOSPITAL, PIANA, l« aarva > m p r /W ON'T LOOK ^ ■mey won OLDI— O R “ W REC KED -J r j j r - ^ 2S3T S HumUar ML fid If Gala MWN 1 WHhared aAp* I & H r-i •E S C ' /w ar w tix i \/m m r r e ^ n m o tv 0 r8SSfcl • hU o s u W FI r r Bl b! I ■1 _ _ 1 anb — — ant-rad agalnil yau and the causa areeesd aa part*. W ITN ES S my hand nnd offi­ cial a-al at Sanford. Hamlnol* County. Florida, this Tib day ef April, A. D. ISM. (N E A L ) Arthur H. flirhw llh, Jr. c u rk ef tha Circuit Court, Ninth Judicial Circuit In and ter Sentinel* County, Florida li> Martha T . Vlhtaa. D. C. dnrdoa V. Frederick Attorney for Plaintiff It* East Cemmarelal Street r . O. Reg t t t l Sanford, Florida, ISTTI Publishi A p ril IR IT, I I , May, 1. t i l l ) “ *-aa i �lJ O W W M II W limiOTM W BM » Adventist Baptist Church Of God Methodist THE BEVEMTIf.DAT ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner 7th * Elm R. Tj. M athew #----------- Paetor SERVICES SATURDAY— Sabbath School ----- 4:14 a. m. Worahlp Sanrlea — 11:00 a. m. Wednesday Night Prar»r Servlet _ _ 7:34 P- m. “We Hava Thla Hope" radio tnoiaaia each Sunday a. m. at S ill over WTRR at 140* on your radio dial. JORDAN M1SSIONART BAPTIST CHURCH 1«!1 W. rtrat Straat Sunday School —— 10:00 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:00 a. m. Bible Study (Sunday) T:00 p.m. Kvanaallatlc Service 7:44 p. m. Wad. Prayer M oot_7:00 p. m. BUI Stephana _ _ _ _ _ _ Paetor A Cordial Welcome 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. Evangelletlc Serv. __ 7:10 p. m. Wedneaday: Young People Y. L. B. Sera. 7:10 p. m. Bible Training Serv 0:00 p m. ORACE METHODIST CHURCH Onora Rd, at Woodland Ava, Rev. John H. Hires Jr., Paetor or ra. Church School ----- 1:40 Morning Worahlp _ 11:00 a. r a . M T P --------------------1:11 P. ra. OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH Congregational Alliance P a e to r ___ Cheater W. Plank Sunday School _ _ 10:00 a. m. Morning Service _ 11:00 a. m. Training Union ----- 0:10 p. m. Evening Service _ Ti>0 p. m. Wtdneeday Meetlnga: Organliatlona _ _ 0:10 p. m. Prayer _ _ _ _ _ _ 7:10 p. m. Choir — ——— 0:10 p, m. 1IWY. 411 CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH 1401 Park Ava. at 14th SL Rev. C. C. Deea, Jr. — Paetof Suaday School _ _ 0:41 a. m. Worahlp Service _ 11:00 a. Evening Worahlp _ 7:00 p. Alliance Youth Eetiowahlp (Sun.) _ 1:41 p. (Wed) Prayer Service _ _ 7:10 p. Assembly Of God PINECREST ASSEMBLY OP OOD CHURCH Cor. 17th and Elm H. M. W ild e r ------------ Paetor — 0:41 _ a. m. gSunday t ui i uoy vSchool v a a w e — — Morning Worahlp — 10:10 a. m. Evening Worahlp _ 7:10 p. m. Youth Serv. (Sun.) _ 0:00 p. m. Mid-Week Serv. (Wed.) _ 7:10 p. m. Baptist P! L FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Oil Park Avenue F. B. Chance _ _ _ _ _ Paetor Morning Worahlp _ 0:10 a. m. Sunday School —_ 0:40 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:00 a. m. Training Union _ 0:10 p. m. Evening Worahlp _ 7:40 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service 7:01 p. m. Ph. >>1-1114 CONOREOATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH (United Church of Chrlet) Park Avenue at 14th SL 0:40 a. ra. ___ Churoh School 11:04 a m . — Worehlp Service 0:10 p. aa _ Chrletlan Youth Mtnletry Rev. Walter A. R. MoPhereoa Paetor Christian Episcopal FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OP CHRIST 1007 8. Sanford A v a R Vernon Puller Sunday School l:4 t a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:00 a. m. CHRIST CHURCH Chureh StreeL Longwoed Fr. Charles W. Stewart. Jr. Vicar Holy Communion _ 7:10 a ra. Sunday School _ _ 0:00 a m. Family 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 va Pr. Leroy D. Soper, Rector Holy Communion _ 7:10 a a Family Service and Sunday School ___ _ 0:00 a a Morning Prayer (Plrat Sunday — Holy Communion 11:00 a a CHURCH OP CHRIST Oeneva Ralph Brewer Jr. Evangellet 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 Highway 40 Wait Morrle l l u b y ----- - Evangellet Bible Claea ...... .. 10:00 a. m. Morning Worahlp „ 11:00 a. m. Evening W orahlp_. 0:00 p. m. Bible Claaeea Wed. _ 7:10 p. m. FREE METHODIST CHURCH Corner 4th SL and Laurel Ava. Eugene Sheldon -------- Paater Talaphonat Ill-T on Sunday School ___ 0:41 a m. Morning Worahlp _ 10:44 a m. Evening Worahlp _ 7:00 p. ra. Wad. Prayer Service 7:10 p. ra. l Oil tk : no ia ni j A l. In CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. 14th SL A Oak Ave. nail Smith _ ------------ Factor Sunday School 0:40 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ l l i l l a. m. Training Union _ 0:10 p. m. Evening Worahlp _ 7:10 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service 7:00 p. m. Nuraery Open W T R R ----------------- 7:00 p. ~ Sunday Nile Broadcast gv. nr); I# •1 Oil « WESTBIDR MISSIONARY RAPTIST CHURCH Ith St. A Holly Ava. Paul M. C a lla y -----------Paator Kunday School _ _ 10:00 a m. Sunday Morning Worahlp — 11:00 a m. Sunday Evening Worehlp _ 7:0# p. m. Wodnoodoy Prayer Service —_ 7:10 p. m. a «< hi G In In * N R r, N G PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH Onore Hoed P a e to r ____ William J. Ouees Morning Worahlp Si40 A 11:00 a m. Sunday School 0:41 a. m. Training Union _ _ 0:11 P- m. Evening Worahlp _ 7:10 p. m. Wed. Ulllctra A Teachtra M a ttin g ----- -------- OH* ►00ELDER SPRtNOS BAPTIST Old Orlando lid. at Hatter Ava. B. Hamilton arllfln _ Paator Sunday School _ _ 0:44 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:00 a m. Training Union — 0:40 P- m. Evening Worship — 7i*4 p. m. CHURCH OP CHRIST t i l l Park Avenue Bert B r o w n --------Evangellet Sunday Dlbla S tu d y _____ 10:00 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:00 a. m. Evening 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. Wedneedey Bible Cites -------- 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 “ Wednesday 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 ith --------------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 Place T h a Church of tha Lutheran Hour" and TY “Thla la tha Life" Herbert W. Ooerao _ _ Paator ■unday School ___ 1:14 a m. Worahlp iervlce _ 14:44 a ra­ THE CHUROH FO R ALL. ALL FO R THE OHUROH Tha Church is tha greatest factor on earth for tha build­ ing of character and good rilizenehip. It la a storehouse ct 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. c o o n SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH 3444 A Orlando Drive Hwy. 17-41) Sanford. Florid* tn -te it The Bav. George JCInaarao*. Interim Paetor ■unday School —_ 4:14 a m. Morning W orship_ 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 Heights Bev. Rey Oregory, Jr_ Petto* Chureh School ___ 4:44 a. ra. Morning Worehlp _ 11:04 a. ra. M T F ------------------- 4:14 p. ra. Eve. W o reh lp ___ 7:44 p. ra. Wed. Prayer Service 7:44 p.m. Nazarene FIRST CHURCH OP THE NAZARENE W. lnd SL at Maple Ava. Paul B le k t e -------------- Paetor Bunder School _ _ 4:44 Morning Worehlp _ 10:44 a. m. Y o u th --------------------- 4:44 p. ra. E vaneellitls Service 7i44 p. ra. Mid-Week Service (Wed.) _ 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- _ Evening Service 7:00 p. m. _ Wed. Mid-Week Prayer Service# 7:01 p. m. _ lnd Wed. Miss­ ionary Service Pentecostal FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOWOOD 111 Orange Street Rav. E. Ruth Orant _ Paator Sunday School _ _ 10:00 a m. Morning W orship_l l i l l a m. Sunday Evening _ 7:10 p. m. Wed. Bible Study _ 7:10 p. m. Conquerors Meeting Friday _________ _ 7:10 p. aa FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sanford. P I* Oak Ava a Ird St. (lrovtr C. Sewell Jr. _ Paetor Edgar W. Smith Jr. A ieletant Paetor Morning W orehlp_ 1:14 a. ra. Church School _ _ 4:44 a. ra. Seeelon Meets _ _ 14:44 a ra. Mornlna Worehlp _ 11:44 A m. Pioneer Followahlp 1:40 p. m. Senior HI Pellowthlp 4:40 p.m. Kvenlna Worahlp _ 7:10 p. m. Wed. Prayer Meet _ 7:44 p. m. TO LIST YOUR CHURCH NO TICE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 414 Park Ava John T. Adams Jr. _ Paata? Mornlna Worahlp _ 1:44 p. m. Sunday School —_ 4:44 a m. Mornlna Worahlp — 14:44 a m. MYP Meetings ---- 1:44 p. ra. (Int4rmadlal4, Senior) B v sa la s W orship _ 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 Worship _ _ _ _ _ 1:44 a m. Churoh School ___ 14:44 a ra. Methodist Cnprrifht W4. KefatmAdnetUag S ^ lm Bm, Stnebmg. Va ■ Presbyterian Lutheran ,-j ..j r 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. 1 s t 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 S taff 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 rS SNAPPIN* TURTLE MOWER SALES AND SERVICE WIGHT GROCERY CO- INCand Staff SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and S taff WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice L Wilson and S taff HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford JONES ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 401 S. Laurel Ave., Sanford KIDDY’S STANDARD SERVICE F irst & French, Sanford KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1 s t 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 BaptUt Chureh, Ovlado Central Baptlet Church, 1411 Oak Ava Chuluata Plrat BaptUt Church Rider Springe Baptist Church, 444 Lehman Rd. Faith Baptist MUoU a 144 LlUa » * caeeelberry First BaptUt Church. II* Park Ava Friendship Baptlet Church a t Altamonte Sprtaga RL 4*4. AlUraoete Sprlaga First Baptist Churoh e f DoBarp Flrat BoptUt Churoh o t Oonova First Baptlet Church o t Lake Mary First Baptlet Church ot Lake Monroe Plrat Baptist Church • ( Longwoed. Oor. Church * Orant First BaptUt Church o t Ovleda Flrat Baptlet Chureh at Baa Lando Springs Flrat Shiloh Mlaetouery BaptUt Church. 1141 W. 14th SL Purest Cltr BaptUt Church Fountala Hoad Baptlet Churoh. Ovleda Love Southern BaptUt MUaloa. CbeluoU Missionary BaptUt Church North HA Enterprise _ Macedonia MUaloa Baptlet Chureh Oak Mill Rd. Oeteaa Mura lag diary Rapt‘ S Chare*. Oeneva H v y , ML Oliva Mleatoaarp BaptUt Chareh, Baa Lando Sprlnia Rd.. Lonaweod ML Cion Missionary BaptteL Sipes Ava. New ML Calvary MUaUnsry Baptist 1144 W. 14th SL New Salem Primitive Baptist Chureh, Itt* W. llth SL New ML Bloa BaptUt Church. 1744 F air Ava Oaklawn BeptUt Chapel, 1741 W. itth SL Oeteen llaptltt Church Plnecreet BeptUt Church, t t l W. Onora ltd. Prairie Lake BaptUt Church, lUdsa Rd, Pera Park Program Missionary BaptUt Char oh. Midway Second Shiloh Missionary Baptist Churoh. Ninth * Hickory SL James Mle. Ion try BaptUt Chureh BtA Rd. l i t Osteen ■L Paul Missionary BaptUt Church. Ith St. St. ktatthewe Missionary BaptUt Church Canaan HelgtiU St. John's Missionary Baptist Church, III Cyprat* BL nple BaptUt Chareh. Palm hprlaga Rd, Temple Altamonte Springe Woetelde MUeionary BaptUt Church, 111 A Holly Ava Bloa Mops BaptUt Chareh, 7U Oraage Ava 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 iadtlent Catholle Church, Mait­ land Ave. Altamonte Springe Flrat Christian chureh, 1447 8. Sanford Ava Congregational Christian Church, l i t ! Park A v a Norlhtlde Christian Church, F l o r i d a Haven Dr, Maitland LUTHSRAN Ascension Lutheran Church, Overbrook Dr.. Caeeelberry Oood Shephard United LutherA >aoa A Orlando Dr. Lutheran churoh of tha Redaomar, It* W. llth Place Meatlah Lutheran ChureA American Leglea Hell, 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 of Ood. Oviedo EPISCOPAL All Saints Rplecopal Chureh B. DeBary A ve, Bnterprlea Chrlet Episcopal Church. Lengweed All Selnte Episcopal, Kntorprlee Holy Cross Episcopal, Park A va aa ilk Barnett MemorUI Methodist Chareh. B. DeBary A ve, RnterprUa Boer Lake Methodist Churoh Bethel A.M.R. Church, Canaan Heights Caeaelb.rry Community Melbodltt Chureh, Hwy. 17-44 A Plnoy Ridge ltd. Casselberry DeBary Community Matbedltt Chureh W. Highland* DeBary Ebeneaar Methodist ChureA Old Or­ lande Hwy. Flrat MethodUt Church, i l l Park Ava F irst MethodUt Church af Oviedo Free MethodUt ChureA III W. 4th BL Oreea MethodUt ChureA Oners RA Orant Chapel A.M.E. Church. Ovleda Os kg rove MethodUt ChureA Oviedo Oeteen Methedlat Char ah Paota W eeltyaa Methodist, BL 44 W. at Pasta at. Jamea A.M E, Sanford Ava at. Mary* A.M C. Chureh SL RL 411 Oeteen St. Paul'* Methodist C h a r e h Oateea Rd. RatarprUe Stafford Memorial Methadlat C h a r o k A DeBary B B V B im BAT ADVBNTieT I f k e Seventh-day AdvantUt ChureA Hwy. Ml, Forest City ' Seventh-day Adventist Church. Maltlaa« Ava, A lu m o a u Sprlaga Sanford Bevtnlh-day Adveattat Churoh. Seventh * Blm MASARBNB OTHER CHURCHBB F I re t Chureh t f the Mesa roe* l n d at Mapta Fern Park Chureh o t the Nasereae, O’Brien R d, Porn P ark 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 ot 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 Bath Ieras I. Itth A Magaalta E . ,r chrUt- Belas tUL •••f **• c.hY lnd *BL PRESBYTERIAN Community Preebyterian ChureA Lake Mary Plrat Freabytsrlss ChureA Oak A va A Ird BL Plret Ptetbyterlaa Chureh, Caeeelberry Flret PreebyterUa Ckurah af DeBary, E. Highland 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 P ar A Mb 4M w.m RA Oeuea rt » Church e f Lengweed ChuroA Oak Mitt •* ° ^ - TIth A Elm AlUanee ChureA 1**1 A Park Ava 14M W. la t BL An" r< 114 3M>■« Uaitp Chum* ad Bastard, B. lat I) ■ * �( T It p j & u t f o r h » 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». • • > 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. 1 % 'n t lit Zip Code 32771 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 a t 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. 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 f t ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY m TUESDAY A. M. SPECIAL 100% N Y LO N JERSEY W O M E N ’S DRESSES MISSES HALF SIZES SAVES IRONING WASHES & DRYS QUICKLY PACKS EASILY FOR TRAVEL STAYS FASHION FRESH � 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>, April 10, 1964; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0b4e416e9d78e0de2be27b1e6fd041ae.pdf 47961dbf52c672d7a2448a3428c5046f PDF Text Text Seven Youths Face Judge As Families Look On In Distress Boys Questioned In School Entry ir moved the handkermother chief from near her mouth to Again the deer opened and her •jret. Eyea that were ■even boys, dressed In typical m oist garb of schoolboys wore es­ The principal guru an sstlcorted by deputies to seats In mata o f damages to tha win* the rear o f tha room. They dowt, screens, value o f the fidgeted. It was a first for tape recorder; other damages. Ha was asked by tha Judge most; others had been through It before but fat the seclusion to give a resume o f each boy’s attitude in school. He excused • f the Judge's chambers. himself, went to his seat and Jodge Miss walked to his bench. He looked around, saw »«• v«*tsm aiit-u wiki assise the seating arrangements and teachers on the conduct of asked the boys to move Inside each student "A s you know, two o f the the gate to chairs directly In boys have not been In school front o f him. Escorted by deputies, they for some time,” he said. They had previously been walked there quietly. The Judge scanned through sentenced to the Florida Indus­ papers before him than looked trial School fo r Boys, but were released In custody of np. " I am Vernon Mlse, Juvenile their parents pending trans court Judge fo r Seminole portatlon being available to the school.) County,” he started. Turning to the first boy, he "In Juvenile court wo try to be informal. Yet It ia my duty •aid: "H e wouldn’t have been In under the law to keep two thoughts in mind when a Juv- trouble if he hadn't picked up anile comes before met I muat smoking. He had dona minor decide, on evidence presented, things — tossing paper In U the public welfare will be classes. Generally, thought he beat served by your being gave me no guff. He was cour­ held in custody or by my re teous to me. The second boyi turning you to another chance "H e was pretty much the In normal life. "Each o f you is presumed same. He was a little bitter, Innocent until either proven but generally a gentleman. guilty or you admit the There was some question o f his sm oking.. , . ” charge. Third boyi "Y ou have been charged "Again, he was pretty much with breaking and entering a the same as the other two. public school building.” A s the Judge continued hie Once or twice he gave the opening statements, the boys teachers a little trouble. He Shifted in their seats. The par* showed a little discourtesy, a ants, seated in the darker part little disrespect. Fourth boy; a f the room, listened intently. "He has always been weak, Some wore stolid masks, oth­ ers g r a s p e d handkerchiefs, yet always a d m i t s being dabbed at the corner o f their wrong. Ha has been in the o f­ fice numerous times.” months. Fifth boyi "Some o f you," the Judge "H is case Is more serious, told the boys, "went inside the school; others sat outside. Yet more repetitious. He disturbs each o f you is represented In other children and has lots of this case as having Joined minor Infractions such ns dis­ in the action charged against turbing class, throwing rhnlk, paper and pencils in class, you. “ Da you all admit being In­ greasing restroom door han­ dles, smoking, leaving his seat volved T” he asked. Some c f the boys Just nod* in class. The primary cause, ded, some mumbled an almost we believe, is absenteeism.” The parents listened with inaudible "Yesalr.” The Judge called on a deputy intense interest; the mothers sheriff who had been summon­ became more upset as the hour ed to the school alto soon af­ wore on. The fathers grew ter the damage was reported. more grim. The tears flowed Ha told o f his findings—a harder, faster, The Judge resumed his com window broken, a soft drink machine smashed, the teach­ mental "Four o f you,” he told the ers' lounge entered, ransacked; tha cafeteria entered, money boys, "have been In court be­ taken | tha principal's office fore—very recently. One of entered, six transistor radios you for stealing a watch; an taken from his desk, a tape re­ other for taking a golfcart and racing it around school corder stolen. Ha told o f summoning an­ grounds. The other two have other deputy. He told o f three been previously committed to boya admitting entering the the Florida Htato Industrial building while othere remained School for Boys. That still outside. He told o f recovering stands. " I have bent over back­ the transistors. The school principal was wards, let you go home till you could go to the industrial called forward. The accused youths looked school. Then you go out and do at him with mixed emotions. it agsln. And you promised; Fear. Apprehension. A slight you went bark on your word. "You don't care, do you,” he smile, even though on the declared and tlie boya nodded. sickly aide. Indifference. Directing hia attack at the Parents continued staring ahead, most In disbelief. One two, he eneppedi Winners Named Pulitzer Prizes Aw arded In State Bank Celebration Continued From Page 1 S T A N IIR U M L E Y (right) direct* atudenta or the rinecrest Kiddie Kor- ner on a tour o f the Thriftwny Food Store at 2-167 South Park, Sanford. The children were nhown how utuple goods, produce and meats were re­ ceived, stored and displayed. (Herald Photo) "You are reel genuine bume. You led those othere with you.” The Judge eeked one boy how he got started. "W e Just got together and eomeono mentioned eklpplng school.” "D o you have any reason I ” he asked another. "N o.” "D o you went to go to in­ dustrial echool?” "I don’t know.” "You klde think you’re big shots, that other kids will look up to you,” the Judge contin­ ued. "School officials want to get rid of you.” The Judge seed if anyone wished to speak fo r the boys. An attorney fo r one youth stood up. The youth’s mother stood Juat a little stralghtcr. "He le a follower,’’ said the attorney. "H e admits skipping school. He loses his tempsr. The boy’e father la away from home part o f Uie time and the boy wante to bo with him. Ills father has asked for a trans­ fer from his company ao hs can be neater home should the court be lenient.” Another man stood up aa a "friend o f the family" of one o f the boya. ” H!a father la a nut— a re­ ligious fanatic. He left hie family high and dry. "Tha boy haa been neglect­ ed. Ha agrees to go Into Scouting should he be releas­ ed.” A father atood up, walked forward and In a voice that barely stayed under control ■aid: " I ’m at a loss. I’ve searched my soul through and through. I can’t understand it. 1 have never been so ashamed in my life as I am standing here now. He hasn’t had much roll, glon. Maybe that’s Uie reason. I promise he will go to church every Sunday if he gete an­ other chance." A mother walked forward but stayed behind the railing, lean­ ing against it for support: "He has no father. Ha la dead. He was supposed to be camping out that night. 1 hope, Judge, you will straighten him out.” She turned, groped through tears for her seat. Tho Judge addressed the boys: "Two o f you have already been committed. The othere think you'll get a free ride the first time you get caught. Then maybe on another time you’ll only get a talking to. "Maybe If I'm stricter on you, the others in school will think a lot harder before they try to pull something liko this. "1 can’t understand how you can destroy property with no reason w h a t a o a v a r . You wouldn’ t break into your own home, would you? If it were In retaliation, I might be able to understand It. But you hnd no reason.” Ha paused and the parents grew more tense. The sobbing mother in one section was comforted by her husband. The boys hnd mixed emotinna on their fares. One hid his face in his hands, burying a sickly smile. Another rubbed the aide o f hit fare. Two others looked down. The real watched the Judge. M Naming two boys, he said be was committing them to the Florida Industrial School for Boys; that they would remain in jail until transportation could be provided. Naming the other three he stated “ there will be no final disposition in your case today. I hope you will reflect on it a little more while you are In detention. " I am making no promises hut you will remain in custody until Monday morning at 0 o'clock when you will return here. Your parents will be here too.” Tho Judge was through. Court had closed. He left the bench. One boy walked quickly to his parents and tried to speak. The unrontrollrd sobbing of Ilia mother made talk impos* ■ible. He rejoined the othere end was escorted under police guard hark to the JulL Other parents left. Newsmen gathered their notes and left. The courtroom wae empty except for one tiny portion ef one eection o f the aeata. There, nlonc, eat a mother, near collapse. And her hus­ band, the hoy's father, trying without surress to console her. Still they sat. This ease was closed. But, theru^l be more. There ulways has; apparently always will. An estimated 300 persons visited the Florida State Bank Friday during an open house celebration m a r k i n g the bank's 23th anniversary. At tho close of the day, gifts were distributed to some of those who registered. The winners are: Color television set, Robert B. Noltc, 104 Naranja Jlnad, DcBary; ailver aervlce, Sam­ uel B. Parrish, 1801 W. Third St.; candlesticks, Alice M. Rushneck, 49 Madera Rd., DcBary; i-owl, Lucy R. Crotty, 2206 Palmetto Ave.; com ­ pote, Beatrice J. Tyson, 226 Eldorado Dr., DeBary, and ailver vaie, Marian B. Braddock, Enterprise. Heavy rain during much of the day kept the total down, but bank officiali expressed satisfaction over the turnout. English Estates Sets Roundup By Jane Casselberry Preschool roundup for Eng­ lish E s t a t e s Elementary School la scheduled for Thurs­ day, May 14, from I until 11 a. m. Principal Morris Ruby requests that all parents In the Tsnglcwood, E n g l i s h Eststes, Prairie Lake and Lakewood Shores areas, with children starting first grade this fall, register at this time. It will be necessary to bring your child and hia birth certi­ ficate or other proof of birth. A county health nurse will be present to consult with parents. NEW YORK (U PI)—Twelve Pulitzer Prizei and a special citation in Journalism and letters were awarded Monday but for the first time since the prizes were established 47 years ago there was no award in threo major fields of art. Mcrriman Smith, White House reporter for United Pres* International, was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for national reporting for his coverage of the assassination of President Kennedy last Nov. 22. Smith, 31, haa cov­ ered the White House for UPI Chappell To Be Law Day Speaker In recognition of Law Day, Rep. William V. Chappell of Marlon County will speak at the Kiwnnis Club luncheon this Wednesday at the Civic ELECT C enter. Karlyle He will discuss the pending Civil Rights Bill now before the Congress. All members of the Seminole County Bar As­ sociation have been invited to attend. The speaker will be introduced by Sen. Mock N. Cleveland Jr. Housholder WE'Itt FEATURING THE Kodak World’s Fair PictureJaking County Judge TODAY He Has Served You Aa County Prosecuting Attorney For The Past 11 Years. Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP Experienced — Capable — Fair 210 S. PARK AVE. Pd. Pol. Adv. 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PARK DRIVE �y* 3 County Candidates In; Runoffs For Others You can buy any number of Used political campaign post9 Zip CX.dc 32771 # era quite cheap three day*, what with Tuesday being what WEATHER: Partly cloudy today and tomorrow with possible showers; high todny in upper 70s; low tonight in 60s. it was. Established 1908 WED., MAY 6. 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. VOL. 56 United Presa Leased W:re • • • One political barker was sipping coffee election morn­ ing at a local drug store. He was reminded that he could probably electioneer better if he were nearer the polls. To which the politician replied: “ Yeah, but I’m afraid we'll get more voters than there are people registered." • • • North Orlando's New Lady Mayor Faces Ouster Trial Sanford and Seminole Coun­ ty residents ran be proud of the way they turned out to cast their ballots. The pollvisiting started early and maintained a steady, sturdy pace throughout the day. To those who voted: thanks. To those who didn't: you should­ n't, but you will, gripe. • • • The windy weather o f the past few days continues to show ilamagc in a number of places. The latest is the Amer­ ican flag flying atop City Hall. It has about an 18-lnrh alit running parallel with the stripes. • • • JOHN FITZPATRICK J. C. HUTCHISON Former naval personnel dis­ charged within the past four years and who arc in one of the present “ open rate*" may re-enlist in the same paygrade they held when they were dis­ charged. The Navy recruiter will be at the Sanford USO Tuesdays from 11 a. m. and 1:30 p. m. for details. • • • Parents who live in the Monroe - Wilson School area and have a child entering th* first grade for the school year 1004-05 are urged to observe the following: Register the child at the Monroe School offlee between 10 a. m. and 2 p. m. during the week of May 18-22. They should have a birth certificate showing th* child will be aix years o f age before Dec. 31 o f this year. They also should secure a health record form from the school at the time o f registralion. • • • The Clock hears some per sons were challenged and turn­ ed away from tho polls when they tried to vote in Tuesday's primaries. True. The primaries were for Democratic and Re­ publican candidates. T h o s e who were turned awuy had registered “ N I"’ or no party. • * • Th* Sanford Lions Club will hold its installation party June 10 at 7 p. m. at the Capri Restaurant. The sociul hour starts then and dinner and the installation will follow. • e • HARRY CUSHINC. Wagner Willing NEW YORK (UP1) — May­ or Robert F. Wagner aald to­ day he had no objection to running for vice president provided President Johnson wanted him to. Pepper Wins MIAMI (U PI) — Florida’s two Democratic congressmen who drew opposition— Reps. Sam Gibbons of Tampa and Claude Pepper of Miami—won haodily in Tuesday’s primary. ED YARBOROUGH 2 County Commission Runoff Races M ay 26 Tuesday's Initial piimary vote resulted in two run-offs for county commission pods in the May 26 second primary, with the winner automatically elected in the Novembei gen­ eral election. Incumbents J. C. Hutchison and John M. Fitzpatrick will luce Edward Yarborough and Harry F. Cushing, respective­ ly, in the run-off primary. General Hutchison, seeking his second four-year term us commissioner of District 1, tailed 3,882 votes hut failed to win a majority over his three opponents. Yarborough, a young new­ comer to politics, racked up Professional nursing licens­ ing examinations will be given Aug. 18 and 10 at the Semin­ ole Hotel, Jacksonville, accord­ ing to the Florida State Board of Nursing. Applications must be filed not later than July 21, a letter from the board tells us. • • • Archie Doye Cannon of Sem­ inole High School is one of the high school teachers from 15 states to receive a grant to attend the fourth Mathematics Institute at Stetson University this summer. Sixty-four teach­ ers were selected from a total o f 450 applications from all over the nation. • • • O p e r a t o r s o f downtown stores had their chores Tues­ day morning when they ar­ rived fur business. Sometime during the dark of night some­ one had stuck, and we mean stuck, small signs boosting the merits o f one o f th* candi­ date*. The stickers were ex­ tremely hard to get o ff and the person whose name ap­ peared on them denied any knowledge of the project. 184 MARJORIE SHEPARD Instead o f “ gavels at 20 paces," North Orlando Mayor Irene Van Kepoel Tuesday night was challenged by for­ mer Mayor W. W. Anderson with a petition, aigned by some 30 resident*, rutting for her removal from office along with that o f Councilman Ar­ thur Ferrin, the appointed council franchise, finance and budget commissioner. Charges nguinst both, as quoted from the petition, arc “ gross abuse o f office by your dual complicity in misappro­ priation o f public funda by causing your signatures tu be­ come affixed on two checks against municipal funds com­ pletely unlieknown to the gov­ erning body whose authority it is to issue such documents, and that in so doing, you did improperly obligate the city, and you jointly did far exceed authority granted you in the charter, therefore violating that which each o f you took n solemn oath to protect and de­ fend." Mayor Van Ecpocl said to­ day she U preparing a state­ ment in response to charges filed Tuesday evening and will have it ready (or publi­ cation Thursday. The petition demanded "joint abrogation from this body pol­ itic, said removal to be at the earliest m o m e n t consistent with a fair and just time to defend yourselves from these allegutlons. We also demand thi’ t 'h*> .»• :u*od shall be <f nied the right of vote on their own conduct. Wa agree to ac­ cept your resignations in lieu o f this action.” Public hearing and trial for Mrs. Van Eepoel and Ferrin wua set by (he council for June 2, date of the next reg ulnr council meeting, although 2,032 votes to fare Geneial Hutchison Muy 2>i. A. C. Smith Jr. counted 1,090 votes and Hal Colbert tallied 804 Fitzpatrick seeking his sec­ ond four-year term as commis­ sioner o f District 5, topped four opponents but failed to win a majority. He received 3,011 votes, as against Cush ing’s 1,544. There is a possi billty here that J. O. Gregory may supersede Cushing since he trailed the latter by only 23 votea. The absentee ballot count today may place Greg ory in second position. Other tallies in this race: George W. Bell, 1,430, and Seminole County Democrats Huth II. Gallagher, 1,286. Joined the entire state Tues­ day in voicing their No. 1 choice for governor aa Haydon Burns, mayor of Jackson villr. County Republicans picked Ken Folks, of Orlando, ns their guliernatoriul choice. Following Is the Democratic vote in Seminole County fur state offices: Fur U. S. senator—Incumb­ ent Spessurd L. Holland, 7,078, and Brailey Odhnm, 2.901. For governor— Burns, 2,607; Scott Kelly, 2,261; John E. Mathews, 2,049; Fred Dickin­ son, 1,611; Robert King High, 1,325, and Frederick II. Karl, 1,086. For attorney general—In­ cumbent James W. Kynes, 6,545, and Karl Fnircloth, 3,873 For Florida public utilities TROY RAY commissioner— Edwin L. Ma son, 6,675, and Phillip S. Brewer, 2,436. County Republicans voted for these governor candidates; Folks, 388; Charles It. Hot Ivy, 371, and 11. B. Foster, 213. village upon two occasions. She and all mcndiera of the council, except Arthur Rhodes who was not present, assured that they could make no posi­ tive identification. It was pertaining to this matter earlier in the week that Mrs. Van Eepoel, apparently unaware o f impending removal artion and expecting only to bo questioned on “ Tho In­ former,” jokingly said that sho would meet any challenge from the former mayor with “ gavels nt 20 pares." Burns, High Get Set For Runoff MIAMI (UPI) — llsydon Burns of Jacksonville and Robert King High of Miami, big city mayors with oppos­ ing civil rights views, began a Democratic runoff battle for the governor’* chair today, victors in a first primary that was a major upset fur High Burns, making his second race for govenor, sailed eas­ ily into the May 26 runoff as top man nightlong in tho bat­ tle among six democrats. In winning second place, High scored a stunning upset in a race lie was supposed to lose to the legislative veter­ ans from Tallahassee.- The biggest '••‘ ••r •*..* Fred O. 1 icklnson of West Palm Beach, the biggest spender of the campaign aud the candi­ date who said last week that if his organization couldn't win, “ we ought to re-write the books.” Latest returns front 2,255 of the state's 2,297 precincts gsvo Burn* 301,385 votes; Dickinson 178,461; High 208,508; Fred Karl of Daytona Beach 85,569; Scott Kelly of Lakeland 191,232, and John Mathews Jr., of Jacksonville 132,005. Among the three Republican candidates, State Rep. Charles Holley of St. Petersburg won without a runoff, scoring a majority victory over Ken Folks of Orlando and II. B. Foster of Fort Myers. In Florida, however, the democratic nomination as­ sures election in statewide race*. Burns said in his victory statement he needed the help of candidates wiki lost to keep him in front in the thrcc-werk campaign against the diminutive High. How Seminole Voted In State Races Shepard, Ray To Vie In Runoff Mrs. Marjorie C. Shepard and Troy Ray will oppose each other in the May 26 run-off primary for tha Democratic nomination for county tax col­ lector and subsequent auto­ matic election in November. Mrs. Shepard topped the field of aix candidates Tuesday for th* position now held by her auperior, retiring John Galloway. Ray wai a little more than 600 vote* behind Mr*. Shepard, Ray presently is a deputy in the clerk of court* offic*. Jame* P. Avery Jr., vacat­ ing his county commission chairmanship to run in this rac*. placed third. Rinre Mrs. Shepard did not no hour was specified. Checks referred to in the churgca totaled some $70 with $00.13 going for painting and minor repaint on the police car and the remainder for hiring n dump truck to haul fill for tho l.itttu League hall dia­ mond. Prior to presentation of tho petition. Mrs. Van Kepoel was charged by Anderson to ident­ ify the author, or authors, of “ The Informer," an anony­ mous publication which has been circulated throughout the*1 Ray will fac* each other three weeks hence. Following is Tuesday's vote for county tax collector: Mrs. Shrpard, 3,000; Ray, 2.499; Avery, 1,020; Roy It. Wright Jr., 1,602; Rudy L. Sloan, 1,373, and W. B. Kllcrbe, 604. Baby Killed TAMPA (UPI) A car crashed into the side of a slow-moving freight train her* Monday night, killing a baby and seriously injuring her mo­ ther. Dead waa Sheila Louise Nesbit, three months old. Her mother, Sharon Neiblt, 21, g a m e r 6fl |*r cen t plus one o f was in serious condition at tii* tulal veto cast, she and a hospital. \ Mobile Unit In Midway Tonight The Seminole County unit of the Central Florida Tuber­ culosis and Respiratory Dis­ ease Association announced that the Christmas Seal mo­ bile unit will be at Winn-Dixie In Longwood from 1 until 4 p. m. today and at the Greenleaf Cafe on Sipes Avenue In Mklway from 6 until 8 tonight. Thursday the unit will be at the County Jail In Sanford from 11 a. m. until 1 p. m. and at the Lake Mary Post Office from 3 until • p. m. The unit will be located at the Seminole Plaza in Casselberry Friday from 2 uotil S p. in. and from 0 until • p. m. IIAYDON BURN'S W. I - SWOFFORD MARY E. WALKER 8. J. DAVIS Jll. Vote Tops Predictions Seminole County turned out choose party candidates in in record numbers Tuesday, the first primaries. well above tiic predictions, to Tho record vote unofficially totaled 12,225, well above the previous high of 11,264 in 1956. Percentage wise, the total waa G6 per cent, well above the predicted 55 per cent but less than the previous high of 86 per cent in 1956. Present re­ gistration of qualified voters is 18.450. Three Democrat* won nomi­ Unofficial tabulation of nations with subsequent auto­ matic election In November, Seminole County'a primary barring unforeseen write-in election Tuesday discloses candidates. Those wore Karthat 12,255 electors cast bal lyle Ilousholder for county lots. Folkiwing Is a summary judge, Kenneth W. McIntosh of the county vote. (*> indi­ for prosecuting attorney and cates second or run-off pri R. T. Milwee for superintend mary on May 20. ent of public instruction. U. 8. Senator Ilousholder, presently prose­ Holland 7,078 cuting attorney, tallied 6,774 Odham 2,901 votes to llarlan Turk's 2,856. Governor McIntosh downed Thomas A Burns (•) 2.607 Speer 6,185 to 3,805. Milwee Kelly 2,251 racked up 5,584 votes against Mathews 2,018 Jim Pigotl'a 4,670. Dickinson 1,611 Strangely, three top Demo­ High (*J 1.325 cratic vole-getters in Semin­ Karl 1086 ole County, along with a Folks (It) 388 Commission candidate, have Holley (K ) 371 Republican opposition In the Foster (It) 213 general election in November. AUy. Grn. Top vote-getters were Sen. Kynes 5.515 Spcssnrd Holland, Rep. S. J. Faireloth 3,873 Davis Jr. and Mary Earle P. IJ. Com. Walker, oil seeking c o d e c Mason 5,675 tion. These three and W. Law. Brewer 2,136 ronce Swofford have GOP Stale Hop. opposition In tiie fall. Davis 6,536 Holland tall leal 7,078 votes Petree 2,799 in Seminolo against Brailey Tax Collcrtor (killam’* 2,901 and will Shepard (•) 3.noo faced in November by ReBay (•) 2,490 puhliran Claude R. Kirk Jr., Avery 1,620 of Jacksonville. Wright 1,502 Davis easily downed Robert Sk>an 1,373 G. Petree, 0,536 to 2,799. He Ellerbc 561 will he opposed In Novemlrcr Tax Assessor by Republican Robert Hoo­ Walker 6.778 ver. McCanns 3,560 Mrs. Walker, seeking her County Judge third term as tax assessor, Ilousholder 6,774 carried all 23 precincts to Tuck 2.850 run roughshod over Richard Pros. Atty McIntosh 6.185 Speer 3-805 School Supt. Milwec 5.584 Plgott 4.670 Co. Com. I Hutchison C ) 3.882 Yarborough (•) 2.932 Smith 1.690 Colbert 804 Co. Cora. 3 m m .r e Swofford 4.809 Cavanaugh 3,226 Bobrow 1,120 Co. Com. 5 Fitzpatrick (•) 3.011 Cushing (* ) 1,544 Gregory 1,521 Bell 1,430 Gallagher 1,285 Constable, 4 Carroll (•) 2.182 Thomas (•) 1,211 Lee 1,014 Baggcrly 863 Scott 662 J. P. ■ Cox (•) 701 Davis (♦) 578 York 377 Morris 347 Constable 6 Hall (•) 917 Fagan (* ) 830 Young 511 llcek 127 { Tabulation Of Voting In Seminole E. McCanna, 6,778 to 3.560. She will b* opposed in Nov­ ember by RcpubUcan Guy Allen, former acting postmast­ er of Sanford. Swofford, now mayor o f Altamonte Springs ami a former county commissionerwon handily over his two op­ ponents for the Democratic nomination for county com­ missioner from District 3, tho seat being vacated by Jamca P. Avery Jr. Swofford tallied 4,809 votes as against Ford Cavanaugh's 3,226 and Ucorgo Uobbow'a 1,120, Swofford will fare Republican E. Pope Bas­ sett in November. The water control and conservation bill was defeated, 2,530 to 2,196. A second primary on May 26 will Include a run-off be­ tween Majorie C. Shepard and Troy Ray for tax collect­ or, Incumbent J. C. Hutchi­ son and Edward Yarborough for county commissioner from District 1, incumbent John M. Fitzpatrick and Harry F. Cushing for county commis­ sioner, District 5; Incumbent R. E. Carroll and Charlia Thomas for constable, District 4; incumbent Linton L, Cox and A! Davis for justice of the peace, District 6, and in­ cumbent Grady Unit and Charles Fagan for constable. District 6. Official tally of Tuesday's primary elections was open­ ed at 10 a. m. this morning by the Canvass Board, com ­ prised of Registrar Camilla Bruce, Judgo Vernon Mins and County Commissioner John Alexander, representing Avery, commission chairman. Mrs. B~uce said the official tally would run well into the afternoon and would lncludo 340 absentee ballots not count­ ed in Tuesday nighl'a unoffi­ cial tally. FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL! FISH FRY A LL YOU CAN E A T — ADULTS $ |3 5 CHILDREN 12 OR UNDER $100 Menu Includes: Cole Slaw French Fries Baked Beans Grits Hush Puppiea Relish Tray Coffee Or Tea Operated A �Page 2—Wed. Mny 6, '64 Annual Talent Show Presented In Oviedo Bf Evelyn Lnndy Th* Folk Singing Trie, compoied of Shells Partlo, Ana RMeaour and Alice Tot, ac­ companied by Kurt Anderaen ea the guitar, took first plaee in the Annual Talent Shew epenaored by the Oviedo Sen* ter High Student Council aa n fund ralaing event. Second place winners were tbe Wlntcra Slatera, a vocal trie, end third waa taken by Marshs Beaeley who prelent­ ed ■ baton twirling routine. Master of ceremoniee for tbe ebow waa Ton Winter, a member of tbe eenlor claae. Other acta preaented were: Bob Lee at tbe plane and Jon Lokaa on Um drama with "Like Voting;" baton twtiUng by Diane Brooke; BuaaaU Scott at tbe piano, "Seaalda Bluaa” and "Waka of Bn Blue Fairy;" A n Boee ainglag " Sunniartlme," accompanied by Diehard Belly, band direc­ tor; aerobatic act featuring Benia King, Jean Lavender, wnivi w w Barbara Beaten, Carol Fewler and Janet Atben; Jeyae BeUborn, aceordian, "Wonderland by Nlaht" and "A Baikal" duet by Linda JUsstsi end Beth Gore sing­ ing "M en JUver" end "I Believe," eeeompanied by A n Martin et tbe piano; ba­ ton twirling by Karon Chriattelb; baton twirling by Glen­ da Kaaty; SbaUa Partin slagtng "Ovtr the Balnbow," ac­ companied at tbe piano by Bill Dam; Kay Wiggina, an interprntlve dance; Tbe Tumblers Fear, eerebau, Betty gobell, Sherri Farber, Sherri Syme end Angela Ray; C o n n ie Morgan ainglag "He," aooompanled by Belly; Stove Lionel, piano, "Bumbl­ ing Beea" and "Theme from too Now World Symphony;" Roaring Twentlaa act, "Five Foot Two," Brenda Bon!, San­ dra Magia, guian Peterton end Mary Wagatr; The Beatlee* Oeualaa, pantomime, Kay Wiggina, Connie Morgan, Har­ lot* Heaaen and Mary Merriman. Following too program studenta were Invited to attend a. daaee in the cafctortum epenaored by the Band Boottera Club. WORD’S ORIGIN Tbe word "iaveat" alerted is llth eentury Italy, where It waa the practice of fitting out tbe young man in amart clethee before he want out to seek hie fortune. The word Itself la derived from the ItoUu "inveetlre," w h ich means "to dreaa," Logoi Notice __________ t P I- M U * * * W « tk* un'Traianad, batnf bovine ana Tllo company *t St. I. Bon III, Mnltlnna. PinnnS to t ontont of tho latarast of oneh, I* n* folia*.t N*m- — Joo.pl, D. Kollo? •at*nl of Ini.rM t - - ownsr aigi joH sh d . K*il»r Pnhttnhi Ayr. If, afny «. U. to, m nr Tan oinouir oocn r o r T U H N IN TM J L U U I A L C IM . C O S T IN A N D r o n B U M IN O I.il O O t/N TV , P b O N ID A . uNAsenny so. taers VM tTBD MObTOAOEM VICINO COUP, BSE. PlatnUff, va. I. WILLIAM MEAD, ot *t ni< Dafandtul*. n o t io n o r iv r r in NONTUAUN FUMECLastKE TO l DAIILKNK A. M IAH PE. forn itrly know n n* Dar Un* A. A lffh lr* . sa d VAIINKY bllA ItP B . husband neaiDENCMi III Wool Plain Tuaoon. Arliona Tou nr* b*r*bjr notified that n Complaint to f*r*el**e * cartola marts*** *ncumb*rln* th* follow Inn d*«crlb*4 r**l propartjr, to-wlti Lot T. Hlock 4. WEATIIKKMVIELU riltaT AUDI­ TION. aooordlan to tlin plat tbareef, u r--.rdod In pint Book II. Paso It, Public Jtiford* of Mamlnolo County. Florida, haa boon filed aealnat you In th* above ntjrlad anil, and you aro roqulrad to oorvo o copy of your Auowor or other pleadInn to tho Complaint on Plainlift** altorn.ro. ANUHHMON, nuail. DEAN A LOWNDES. 811 Watt Control Eoulavard. Orlando, Florid*, and flit th* original Anawtr or othtr Pleading in th. offlc- af tha riarb of tho cirealt Coart on or bofora too Sind day of May. l i lt . If you fall I* do h , a dtcroo pro confaaoo will bo tak.n aaalntt you for tho ro­ ll*! damand-d la th* ComplalaL Thl* Nollro ahall bo publlahad onao a waak for four conaoetMlv* weak* lu Tho Sanford Harold. DATED thli lllh day of ApriL li lt . * * * Arthur p Bocbwlth. Jr. Clark o l Circuit Court fir Martha T. vihita Deputy d o rk ttzyr& x & By Mrs. Adam Muller The DsBsry Chapter, Amer­ ican Association of Ratirod Persona, will hear Sanford Attorney Douglas Stenatrom apeak on wills and estatei at the group's May meeting to be held at T p. m. Friday at DeBary Manor. The meeting will be open to ell interested persons from DeBary sod surrounding communities. This meeting of the chapt­ er is being held at the Manor upoo Invitation of John Jen­ kins, administrator of the combined nursing and retire­ ment home, la order that members may inspect the facility in operation. The meeting will be con­ ducted by Mrs. Charles Ul­ rich, president, who has been appointed by the executive board as dalegsts to the an­ nual meeting o f tha AARP visitation committee to call to ba bald In Rochester, N.Y., ea members who are IB ae to June 14-11. distrait. Mri. Agnes Eddelman was Plana also wer* completed appointed chairman of the for tbe annual chapter picnic to be held June IS beginning at 10 a. m., at Rock Springs and win be aanmaeed at Tbe remodeling sad ex- Friday1* meeting to (be gen­ passion at Carroll’* Furnl- eral membership. NOTICI Z L - / SSL Bn There’s no when nor Just skip _ well Business Brief tare Store on First 8treat la showing definite progress. Tbe new chow room is com­ plete enough that living room furniture aa been moved in, to make room for the process of taking out a wall on tbe old side. Tbe new side with its exeelloot lighting and bright sew atom front give* a preview of the appearance of the whole store when remodeling is completed. OVER 35 YEARS A t First 4k Pslmatte (Alongside old post office) Sanford Furniture Co. down hern and any "RANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY offers n complete electrical service, does good work, does H prompt­ ly. efficiently and ehnerfnUy and dona appreciate Us customers." Sid Vflilen Randall Electric Company U S Magnet!* Aren no • Carpet* • Furnltnrn • TO* • Planes m ___ _ ( M j t a t l • Rental Beds WINNING ACT In the Oviedo Senior High Student Council Talent Show waa tho folk Binging trio, from left, 8hella Partin, Ann Ridenour, Allen Fox and tha guitar Hccompaniat, Kurt Anderaon. (Herald Photo) DeBary Bridge Club Plays 10 Tables DaBary Dupllcata Bridge Gub played 10 tablai under direction o f M n . Georg* Pwrtall at this wtak’a meet­ ing whleh, for this wack only, waa bald on Monday dut to Tuesday being election this week only, ws* held on Mon­ day du* to Tueiday being election day. The club meets regularly at tha Firemen's Recreation Hall on Colomba Road. Winner* In Monday’s games wer* N8, first, Mrs. Ray Dresden and Mrs. W, H. Clif­ ton; second, Mr. and Mrs. Pearsall; third, Mr*. Myrtla Dunnebacke and Mrs. Nan Ed­ wards; fourth, Phil denerard and Mr*. O. N. Lackey; EW, first, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wheatlty; second, Mr*. Ida B. Wilson and Mrs. J. D. Cordell; third, Mre. E. E. An­ derson and Mrs. Ruth Polgar a n d fourth, Mrs. Mlnnlo Haitman and F. R. Froahtlch. MRS. TOM (MARGUERITE) Price present* check in the amount o f $92 to Jim Hunt for the Seminole Retarded Anaociatlon. The check la the amount o f proceed* from n charity drive ntaged by the Juycees Wives G ub aaaiatod by the Candy Stripers. W. C. Heitman Dies In Hospital r f.iv i, . William C. Haitman dlsd April 80, at Seminole Mem­ orial Hospital. Born Oct. 20, 1R0K In St. Louis, Mo., he had livad In Sanford for the paat IB years. Ha was a World War I vateran and a retired commer­ cial fleharman. Survivors are hi* wife, Mrs, Lula Heitman o f Sanfordi a daughter, Mrs. Lula Belle Oglesby o f Sanford; a son, Charla* W. Haitman of Laks Isabella, Calif, and two sis­ ters, Mrs. Joaephln# Parkar of Sanford and Mrs. Adllla Crow o f Phoenls, Aria. r ,I JANICE RUSSELL, center, "Mlsa Flame of Seminole County," will be n contestant in the state contest to be held In Clearwater May 11-18. Attending with her and representing the Longwood Volunteer Fire Department and Auxiliary, which sponsored the local contest, will be Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lommler. (Herald Photo) Purpose of the squlrrsl's tall is to maintain and correct the balanc* at the animal s i It Isspi from branch to brsneh. M r awern, 4* baraby d*al*r* H U ' o*U» that th* nam*a of Oil paraona inl*r**t*4 in th* baste*** or prvfaealo* carrlsd Y*d*r tha saw** of J. A U DeBary AARP To Hear Talk On Wills Osteen Civic Association Sponsors Show In DeBary By Mrs. Adam Muller Th« Oitaea Civic Aaiociatioo sponsored a Variety Show at the Dellary Community Center with all proceeds to go to tha aaaoclatino's building fund. Nick Pfelfauf, master of ceremonies, waa Introduced by Cheater Rearlck, president of the DeBary Civic Association. The Seminole High School Triple Trio, composed of Joan Hoop, Marilyn Hunt, Fay Dunnaway, M i c h e l e Jonca, Diane Claua- Tonya Johnson, Linda Hunt, Candt Condor and Jean Maitcra, presented selections from "Snow White Fantasy" and "When Love la Kind" accom ­ panied by Janet Johnson at the piano. A three piece band, with Pfeltauf at the organ, BUI Martin on the b a n fiddle and BUI Reck at the drums, play­ ed between seta. Jaarry Williams of Sanford, pianist, preaented “ A Major Polonaise" by Chopin; Mari­ lyn Sprouse danced In "P re­ lude from Lea Sylphldcs" and "Spanish Oypay” ; Dottle JarFleeting Gardena Farmers In tha Vale of Kashmir, where land Is scarce, use Hosting gardens o f tan­ gled masses o f plants and soil which are built up on quiet c a u l banka, towed to lakes and moored to stakes. Kashmiris work tho gardani from boats. Tropical army ante follow Sit Boot Ooutrul Eoulavard a chemical roadway laid down a. PI arid*, by their leaders when they aro far Plaintiff ki Apru It. SI. May «. II. form raiding columns to hunt prey. Death Notice dine, ventriloquist, and pal "W allis" rapUvated the au­ dience with their clever and witty routine; Karen Green In a Hawaiian danee and Ta­ hitian dance; Ekrfee Pfelfauf and Bob Crumley In a duet; Peggy Miller and Connie Col­ vin In a twirling duct, "Hern­ ando's Hideaway;" Johnny Cullum In a trumpet solo; Jean Masters In a soprani solo end the floats, a skit, "The Lamp Went Out" fea­ turing Tom Lemon, John Taturn, Herman Koleif and Bud Rutherford. rimers! s*rvlc*a far W lllltn Msltman wave bald at UM « . Maadar a* nrtaaaa F as. ,1 Kama with Htv. Trad B. me* *f Flrat Baptist Chur«h 'olstln p urlsl v u la Srlvaa lab* “ I S B W I t l a t lM p a p t r . . . ” CITRUS TREES WITH FRUIT ON a a . m t t M t b « h t t f i f t h In w f t t t s h t r t t d s t h * * . Y o u V s s a id II IN CANS! y o u r s # lf in s n y a t l m s . Y o u h a v i o o n ft d s o c B t h a t I f • t r u t , N y o u TIME TO TLANT NOWI r s t d n i n t h s p s p * r . A n d t h a t 's • f o o d p ft c B f o r a n o d v o r t l M r t o b o , su rrou n d s* b y n m Grap«vl!ln Nursery 3221 (iraprvlll* Av*. 922-ORHI a n d B d ttorisl f o o t u n o t h o t p o o p f t f o o l a r o s u t h o r it s t t v * . A c c o r d i n g t o o n a c t u a l s u r v e y , I o u t o f 1 0 p e o p l s fe l t t h o t n o w s p a p o r s a r o ,,r o l l s b l o " a n d " d e p e n d s b ( e ; M m o r e th a n 7 o u t o f 1 0 fe lt th e m t o b o " b e lie v a b le ." T h is r e c e p tiv e f r a m e o f m in d o x t e n d e t o t h o a d v e r t is in g m e s s a g e s . In t h e s e m e s u r v e y , n e w s p a p e r a d v e r t is in g Is r a t e d h ig h in p o s it iv e , a n d lo w In n e g a t iv e f e e l in g s . S o w h a t e v e r y o u w e n t t o t o l l th e m * Maty PAINTS t e ll t h e m a b o u t it In t h e n e w s p e p e r . I TOTAL A» HUMS f i& a , DISCOUNT ON A ___ NATIONAL BRAND PAINT YOUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER: Your Mott Effsctiva and Economical Salat Msttsngar Buy on get 1 one ttliMir 209 W. First Street O N I COAT R e n n ie u m m o u u paint & a « fo r & “Seminole County’s Only Daily Newspaper" Sanford 322-8641 IN SANFORD PHONE 122 4412 « r Casselberry P lu s Casselberry 838-7681 #' ♦8** JX7&. FREE 322-2111 — IN SEMINOLE COUNTY 424-SI24 nr 4 2 1 -lltt (NO TOLL) �1* H Vfjt ftmfforB VTcfi. May 6. '61— T aw S VrraTB Wallace Jolts National Democratic Party Unpledged Electors In Sweep WASHINGTON «UPI> — Gov. George C. Wallace of Alabama jarred the national Democratic party again to­ day with a declaration o f in­ dependence in hit home atate and an Impreiaive but aecond best vote in the Indiana pres­ idential primary. As expected. Sen. Barry Goldwater of Ariiona easily defeated Harold E. Stassen in the Indiana Republican pres­ idential primary. By adding Indiana's 32 national conven­ tion votes on the first ballot, G o l d w a t e r ' s headquart­ er* claimed 264 of the 655 votes needed to win the pres­ idential nomination. Party primaries to nominate candidates for various offices were held Tuesday In Ala­ bama, Indiana, Ohio, Florida, Oklahoma, New Mexico and the District o f Columbia. Echoes of the national debate on civil rights were heard in contests In Ohio and Florida as well as In Alabama and Indiana. Wallace made himself the symbol of opposition to the Johnson administration's civil rights program. In the Alabama primary, a Wallace-backed slate of un­ pledged presidential electors won a runaway victory over a slate pledged to support the nominea of the national Dem­ ocratic party. Thus Alaba­ ma’s 10 electoral votes can be withheld from President Johnson after the election next November. In the Indiana primary, Gov. Matthew Welsh ran as a favorite son candidate and atand-in for Johnson to de­ feat the segregationist Wal­ lace. In other major contests: Ohio: Rep. Robert Heft Jr. won the Republican nomina­ tion for a seat in the Senate, where his father was once a dominant figure. Sen. Step­ hen M. Young was renominat­ ed in the Democratic primary but Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr., the astronaut who with­ drew because of an Injury, polled a sizable vote. Okla­ homa: Bud Wilkinson, former Oklahoma football coach, eas­ ily won th« Republican sena­ torial nomination. Sen. J. Howard Edmondson was In a three-way fight with former Gov. Raymond Gary and state Sen. Fred Harria fo r the Democratic nomination and a runoff contest between the two leaders was indicated. New Mexico: Rep. Joseph M. Montoya was nominated without opposition in the Democratic aenatorial pri­ mary to oppose Sen. Edwin L. Meches, who was unoppos­ ed for the GOP nomination. Primary voters in the Dis­ trict o f Colum'-'a elected par­ ty officials, a Johnson dele­ gation to the Democratic Na­ tional Couvcrticn and an un­ committed delegation to the Republican convention. Council 5357 To Have Charter „ Presentation > • , W Charter Presentation Cere­ monies for St. Richard Coun­ cil 5357, Knights of Colum­ bus, will take place Saturday at the Council Hall, 2504 Oak Avenue, Sanford. A spaghetti dinner will be served to all members, tbelr wives and special guests of the council from • until T p m . preceding the ceremony which is scheduled tor • p.tn. with District Deputy William Joyce making tha charter pre­ sentation. Games and enter­ tainment for everyone will fol­ low and door prises will be awarded. Nominal price per plate baa been set for Ibe dinner. Arrangements for the event are being directed by the C o r a l! Activities group with Jerry Farads in sharga of tic- ft* M O N EY Kynes, Fairclofh In Nip And Tuck Race MIAMI (UPI) Bryant Administration a p p o i n t e e James Kynes an outstanding legislator Earl Faircloth bat­ tled for the post of Attorney General today in the closest race of Florida's first pri­ mary- and with the absentee ballots likely to settle the tsiue. Returns from 2,216 of the Graham Warns Parents On Youth Morality “ BIG DADDY" CLAUDE llittcll serves fresh hot barbecued chicken to Owen Miller, left, and Henry Blume. The family picnic for employes of Holler Motor Sales and their families was held last Saturday at Camp Seminole, on the Wckiva River. FOREST CITY entries bringing home ribbons from the recent Apopka Horse Show were, from left, Denise Williamson, fourth in polo bending; Teresa Williamson, fourth in Western pleasure and fifth In junior cloverleaf; Marsha Buell, sixth In junior cloverlenf and in mutdcnl tires and Trisha Buell, third in ribbon race and sixth in pole bending. Geneva By Jlr*. Jon. K. Mathicux Nephew Oliver Mathicux i* home after seven week* in Panama on a job assignment and “ Little Liz" »urcly w»» glad to *ee him. She greeted him with open arm* and a list o f waiting repair* to be made on their homa . . . happy re­ pair*, Oliver, and welconjp home. R. N. (Dick) Strevell I* a patient at Shaner Nursing Home, 800 Piney Ridge Road, Casselberry. I *uggc*t we all send him a card of cheer, how about ItT Mr. and Mr*. Donald Dunn Sr. recently celebrated their 32nd wedding anniveriary with dinner at Jim Spenrcr'* in Sanford. With them for the oc­ casion were their five tone, Donald Jr., and hi* wif*, Trea*a, and Nolley, Danny, Dicky and Jimmy. Their two daugh­ ter* were unable to bo here for the celebration. Jtargaret juat doesn’t look like th# mother o f (even, the'* fab­ ulous! # e * Mr*. C. W. Kettering recent­ ly made a trip to Bok Tower wih her sister-in-law, Mr*. Daisy Kettering, her nli-«4. Mi*. Ike Lloyd and bits. Lloyd's grandson, Billy Mathleux. The trip was in celebra­ tion o f Mi*. Lloyd's birthday. Anna (Mrs. C. W. Kettering) said the trip eras truly a de­ light and sha recommends it for all who com* to Florida. • * * Mrs. Emma Youts, Mrs. G. C. I.eFili, Denton Prcvatt, W. K. Dibble, Kd Putnam, Mrs, J. W. Yarborough and Mr. and Mrs. Macck and their sons. • • • In closing, would like to thank Miss Doris Cline and her sister, Mrs, William A. Yung, who recently proved that the “ good neighbor pol­ icy" still exists. These two ladies cams to our assistance when we ran out o f gasoline about halfway to Hanford. Daughter, Jcannene, started out on foot to find help leav­ ing me and the two grandsons, Todd and Don, In the car which was borrowed from the garagu where ours was being repaired. (We didn't know th* gas gauge didn't work!) These kind ladles cama all the way back into town, then all the wuy buck out past Geneva Bridge to tell us gas was on its way. At the asm* time, wo'd alto like to thank Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown of Titus­ ville, people we'd never seen before, who helped us out of a similar situation while we vrer* driving that “ gas gus­ tier." There still sr* many “ good neighbors," just look for them. Cancer Crusade Totals Reported In Longwood • Judging by th* crowd and th* dinner* sold, all the happy talk, smiles and handzhakes. ete., I would aay that th* Geneva Citizen Association'* recent chicken barbecue dinner was n huge success. Jimmy Brown had a big smile on his face as ha counted the money so I guess every on* can be Dr. W. V. I s happy. Whilo I’m speaking of feat all mem- this event, let me say that th* Council bo pro- kitchen workers surely were a­ ef f icient under direction of Mr. and Mr*. Chester Macck. helping were Mrs. EvJ» Tin— i il Mr. u d Mrs* I BIQ Vinson, Mrs. L. V. Ford, U i. u d Mrs. W, G. kilbee, Legion Sponsors Flag Program By Mrs. Adam Muller DoBary'a Herbert D. Gibb American Legion Post la sponsoring a “ Fly Your Own Flag" program under direc­ tion of Vice Commander Wil­ liam G. Williams, flag aale chairman. Williams will be at the De­ llary Post Office Friday from 0 a. m. to 4:30 p. m w.ith a good stock of new flags to sell at immediately delivery. Upcoming holidays on which the flag ahould lie flown In­ clude VE Day, Friday; Arm­ ed Forces Day. May 16; Memorlal Sunday, May 24: Mem­ orial Day, May 30 (flag al half mart In a. m .); Flag Day, June 14 and Indepen­ dence Day, July 4. MINI NOW! Official Flag The U. S. Army received Its official flag in 11)56, The flag is white with ths teal of th# Department o f th* Army in blue. A red scroll reads blue. A red scroll reads “ Un­ ited States Army" and un­ derneath It the date 1775. When originally m a d e , men's halbandt acted as a drawstring for tightening or The U. S. 55 bill beat* the loosening the haL portrait of Abraham Incoln. Kynes, 35-year-old former University of Florida football star and administrative assis­ tant to Gov. Farris Bryant is the incumbent in U«s post. He was named attorney gen­ eral in January by Gov. Bry­ ant when veteran legal officer Richard Ervin was promoted to a scat on Uio state supreme court. Faircloth, a Miami attorney would be the first state cab­ inet officer from south Flor­ ida. Ceih Ym Stttivc $170 00 188 00 27000 312.00 432.00 59100 ?« MjwfM* r«Tm«nh 5 7.00 11.00 1300 1800 24 00 32.00 lO A N S UP TO $ 6 0 0 FAMI LY FINANCE SERVICE, IN C . of Sanford 110 South Magnolia S tre e t...................... FA 2 4612 W is h e n o i^ ia p p ^ o lh e r ^ a ^ ^ l Gift Spectacular h 18 c u r/ FT III 9 -T h A M S»ST 0H V E R T IC A L F R E E Z E R R A D I') 3 Band Radio fetogaBi black IsalhtraMa Stores 637 Pounds of Frozen Foods! Corsra standard AM,,in shod wav* and mam* 11 wcUon SalMeopio whip Indudas magnotio aazpboo* battsri«%^. Only a-A-iM Supertherm Ice Chest 2 6 8 88 Now " $177 No Monty D ow n...U p to 36 Months to Pay lly Donna Estes Mr*. Forrest llnrm-a, Longwood area chairman for the Cancer Crusade, announced today that |200.4B had been collected in her district. She expressed her apprecia­ tion to the donors and work­ ers In the drive. Assisting war* Mrs. James Adams, Mi*. F. J. Bartllnskl, Mr*. Jack Rushor, Mrs. John Crook, Mrs. Wlllinm DeRosa, Mrs. Robert Drinko, Mrs. Vester Elgin, Mrs. Fred EsAndrew Jackson's portrait clavnn, Mrs. Bill Faulk, Mrs. appears on the U. S. 520 bill. Burbon Ferrell, Mr*. Orland Fox, Mrs. Robert Hammond, Mrs. John Kennedy, Mr*. Herbert Luke, Mrs. Marian Magnole, Mr*. Don Martin, Mrs. Ed Mason, Mrs. Vincent Militello, Mrs. Sarah Polley, Mrs. John Reams, Mrs, Charles Sammct, Mrs. Gar­ land Shaw, Mrs. Bryan Snow, Mrs. Ed Strong, and Mrs. BUI Young. • Mr*. W. H .Weathersbe* and Mr*. George MacDonnel of Jacksonville Beach were re­ cent guests o f Mrs. Woatherbee’s son-in-law and daughter, Jo* and Liz Mathicux. • Gem s SAN DIEGO. Calif. (UPI) —Billy Graham warned in a sermon of pressure being placed on American youth that he said la resulting in seriuus problems o f sexual morality. The evangelist, now at the half-way point in his 10-day San Diego crusade, told a spe­ cial youth service in Balboa Stadium here: “ Young people are being pressured by the time they arc 10 yenra o f age. They go to formal dances nt 10, have steady dates nt 13 and drive their own curs at 16. They nro In college by the time they are 17—already satiated and jad­ ed by life." Graham said leading co|. leges "arc being caught up in a painful struggle over sex­ ual morality" and that the conflict “ pits deans against students, purents against chil­ dren and young peopl* against their own conscience." Grnhant called approval by "many churchmen" o f a new, non-religious attitude toward sex “ one o f the major trag­ edies of our day." state's 2.279 precincts gave Faircloth 432.974 votes and Kynes 436,907. With an estimated 15,000 absentee ballots still to be counted, the race appeared to be far from settled. The lead swung to Faircloth early in the counting and at one point he led by some 40.000 votes. But Kynes climbed back Into contention when the votes from North Florida and northwest Florida began rolling in late in the evening and early loday. J u s t tell us how much you need to pay old bills, for homo Improvem ents, car repairs, for all your sea­ sonal expenses. Phone for prompt, courteous service. ft 3 freoxer shelves plus • swing-out storage bosket. ☆ Spacious atorage door with automatie fruit juice con dispenser. ☆ Flush-fit cabinet. . . no exposed mile, ft Thin wall Insulation for greater capacity Made of "VaeoasTf. . i sops liquids cold up to '4 day*. Can't nut or „ corrode. Lightweight r L . - u IMy to carry.' lib Volt 8,300 OTU Stylish Elegance and Comfort Air Conditioner Rugged. , . able to take turd wear and abuse, and hold its,I beauty. Green and white webbing is waterproof and replaceable. PHILCO 14.2 CU. 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Carrying handle ■ month* to pay NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS The 1903 Real Estate Tax Lint o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, la posted 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 o f the Seminole County Court II ounc, Sanford, Florida, and will remain so pooled for a period o f four consecutive weeks. All real estate upon which the 1963 taxes have not been paid and against which certificate has not already been issued to the City o f San­ ford, will be sold at Public Auction on the 28th. day o f May, 1961, commencing at 10:00 o'clock A. M. at the front door o f the City Hall in the City o f Sanford, Florida. no cAaaviNS c h a m u i Sherwin Willia m s FRNE MOTHER'S DAY GIFT To be Presented Saturday Afternoon May 9th. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY . YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE PRESENT TO WIN. Hherwin-William* Co. 117 8. Magnolia Avc. Sanford, Florida FRIDAY where your dollar buys MILES more Ted Williams Hardware Sanford, Florida H. N. Tamm, Jr. City Clerk-Tax Collector Come In Now and Register for Stripp* Card 4k G ift Shop DeBary, Florida 1st fir French Sanford, Fla. Ph. 322-0244 N IO H T TILL S a tu rd a y s T ill a I K •' �8 ft S to p ftvnfflTf ffn rtl P**a 4—W®3. May 8, *84 Reading W By W ord / Written ter NBA Time your n t d l i f o f this fcelnma and eonipsro poor •prod with that Indicated at th« end. The expected speed a n u n e i a dally firs per cent Improremeat. • Tf you’ re been following The Reading Laboratory pro­ gram faithfully through these columns, you should be read ing faster, with better under­ standing and you should be a lot sharper critic o f opin­ ion writing. Don’t worry about impos­ ts* too much on your mem­ ory; you won’t collapse men­ tally from trying to retain as much as humanly possible from what you read. The mors yon exercise your mind, the bigger the load It ean carry with ease. The flabby fellowa our military services a n worried about never test- Legal Notice ________ c in c v r r eorm y o r •nils NINTH ju d ic ia l c in c v r r . in a n d r o n s r r i . NOI.OI C O U N T r, FLORIDA IN CMANCSRT NO. ISTIS MORTOAOB rO R R C L O lU R R TH B PRUDKNTIAL INSVRA N C I COMrANT OF AMER­ ICA. a New je r s e y eorpore- *,B"* rielntlff, i F ' c . LTKCH end REDEOCA I.TNCIf. form erly the w ife of H. C LTNCH i M. A. ROIIERTS, eleo known a s Melvln A. Roberle, end BTt.VIA N. ROUKitTH, hie w ife; n r.iA f, INC., a Florida corporation; r i/m in A t o w e r c o r p o r a TION, a F lorida corporation, •ltd O B N K n A T, W A T E R ­ W O RK S CORPORATION, a D elaw are corporation. Defendants. CLBRK’S NOTICR OF IALR •d their muscles; now they hars none. Retention Is bo problem if you practice our steps o f prereading, questioning, outlining and summarizing. I f you decide to cram a whole term’s work into your head orarnight for tomor­ row’s exam, you’ll retain pre­ cious little after tomorrow. Yor.r mental approach deter­ mines that. I f you’re reading something from which you want tha barest knowledge, that’s all you g e t Ail right, you say, here’s reeding I really should do, but I thor­ oughly dislike the stuff. How can I change my mental ap­ proach T Simple. Imagine you have to teach a certain chapter to­ morrow. That means you’ll have to make It d ear; that means U will have to be clear to you, right? That means you’ll have to make up sim­ iles and other comparisons. That mtans you hare to go tha author o f tha text one better. You’ll also went to giro a test. Every good teacher doea. So you prepare In your mind the key ques­ tions, and now you’re not Just an observer o f the auth­ or’s progress; you're a sym­ pathetic ally. Convince your­ self thet you're going to teach tha whole course or that you’re going to write an improved version of this text. Your motivation Is now Ideal and you start looking for gimmicks to help you re­ tain what you’re going to teach. If you’ve dona ev*n tha skimpiest pre-reeding, mentally aummarlxa e a c h paragraph aa you go. It takas Just a second, Ry the time you come to the third paragraph, guess at tha next paragraph. Paragraph three Is leading you to paragraph four, ao sea If you can foretell. Do this all tha way through. Then mentally sum up the whole chapter and try to guess wljnt should mako up tlio follow Ing chapter. Taka any sentence In this column. Each one has key words; the other worde are Ilka gloat they tie the words together. You’ra Involved nice­ ly with the author now and you're following hla mein Ideas expressed In key words. Summarise only In key words and this, in turn, will show you how to search out only tha key words in whet fo l Iowa. In a nutahelli gat tha right mental approach so that you are moved to retain the ma terial for good; summarise each paragraph aa you go; aummarise only In key words •o that you’ll learn to spot key words •• you continue. Practice: read a news story In your paper, then nek someone to qule you on whet you read. You era aa rich aa what you retain; you retain as much aa you motivate your­ self to retain. Yea shoe Id have read this coiuma la 61 eeroads.) (NEXT; Reading and “ The Full Man.” ) ’’Stop Raadlag Word by Ward” Is available la beak fan s. This lllastrated, eplral-beead book eaatalas ov­ ary word o f this SO-part aeries aa wall aa aappla* saaatal "Speed aa Coaipra(tension Exercises.** To or­ der a copy, send name, ad­ dress, sad 91 tai Stay Readtag Ward by Word, c /o (The Sanford Herald), P. O. Bos 499, D ept A , Ra­ di# City Station. New York 19, N. Y. NOTICE I I H EREDT O IVKM that pursuant to a Final D ecree o f F oreclosure dated the Ith day o f May, l i s t , and entered In Chencery Case No. HITS In the Circuit Court o f th e Ninth Judicial Circuit. In and lo r Seminole County, F lor­ ida, wherein TU B PRUDENTJAL INSURANCE COM PA NT O F AMERICA. 4 New Jersey •orperetloa. la P la in tiff and X . C. LTNCH Sad REBECCA LTNCH. fo r m e r ly 'th e w ife of X . O Lynch, X . A. ROBBRTK. •lee k n ow a aa M elrfa A. R o­ b e r ta s e t aTLVJA N. RO­ BERTS, hta w ife. RELU . INC., a F lorida eorporetloa, FUORID A PO W ER CORPORATION, • F lorida aerporetlon. and O X M B H A L W A TERW O RK S CORPORATION, a Delaware Corporation, a re Defendants, t WtU sell t o the h lsheat and beat bidder, o r bidders, for sash, a t tha fron t door e f the Sem inole County Courthouse In Sanford, Sem inole County, F lorida, ad m e t e’ eleek A. M., •a the lt th day o f May, SISS, the fo lto w ln r described p roperty aa set forth la said F in al Decree, situ ate la Semitaele County, Florida, to.w ilt L ot I, B lock I, TANGLE. WOOD R EPLAT, eocordlna t o the plat th ereof ee r e ­ corded la Plat B ook I, p e a * I t , P u blic Records o f Sem inole County, F lor­ ida! ta elu dln * npeelfloelly, hut net b y w ay e f lim itation, the follew tn a flatu reei OH I t f e llo e eleetrle hot w a ter heater O B R anee O R R efrigerator OH H eater and Tank Vanetlaa Blinds V oseth er w ltk ell structures and Imprarem ente now end h erea fter ea said land, and flit u r e e Attached thereto, and a ll re n te Issues, proceeds, and ■ re fits accruSn# and to socrue from aald promisee, ell ef Whleb a re Included within the fr r o c e ln g description and the habendum th ereof; also all P S eteam , e le ctrl* wator, and eth sr hoaSnsr. eoohtna. retrleora tln a , llth tln a ptumblne. ventltatlng, Irrteattne, and p ow er sy stem * m achine* app h s a e e * fla ta r e * and appurSenaace* w hich bow are er m ay hereafter pertata te, er be used with, la. er ea aald p rem ise* area ihoush they be detached e r detachable. WITNESS my hand and the • fflcte l seal of this H onorable C ourt ad Sanford, Seminole O ounty, Florida, lfade sth dor • f May, ISIS. (BEAL) A rthu r It. Beckw ith. J r , C lerk e f CtrcuH Court Remlnele County, Florida By i Martha T. Vlhlea D eputy Clerk GURNET, OURNET • H ANDLET 1 1 1 North M agnolia A ren a s Orlande, Florida Tha expanse of tha Pacific A ttorn eys fo r the P la in tiff Ocean la larger than tha en­ FubNah May •, 1IS4. CDU-1T tire land surface at tha work). 4*4 h ♦•i .bid/ A • • <*;. £ , 5 h SAM DOUBLE Exercise Mind To Increase Capacity — USDA CHOICE QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU M AY 9TH wiMweme etoeee. me. — eoevaieMT — tee* L a m 100 EXTRA STAMPS WITH HORMEL CANNED REG. 39# . . PALMETTO FARMS CRANBERRY U.S.D.A. GRADE " A " .. QUICK FROZEN . . 4 TO 18 LB. TURKEYS REG. 39# . . COPELAND ■ E L G IN A L L SIZES |Yellow Solidsl OLEO • v b 69< C h o p s -98 C h o p su79' WHOLE OR HALF -O -LA M B li LOIN LAMB RIB LAMB S A V E UP TO 40% LIMIT 2 WITH $5. 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There's really no telling what they're going to do next as 19-year-old Wally Bunker of the Baltimore Orioles prov­ ed Tuesday night when he calmly walkad out and pitch­ ed a one-hitter to beat the Washington Senstors, 2-1. Bunker, strictly a thrower yet, missed a no-hitter by the United Pres* InternaUoaal slim margin of Chuck Hinton’s AM ERICAN LEA G U E Team W L P e t GB fourth inning single, which he actually got his glove on but 9 5 .643 Cleveland Vi couldn’t stop. It didn't faze 8 S .613 Chicago him a bit. Balllmor* 9 7 .363 1 " I had no chance,” ho said. 7 a .538 m New York U n y for nuj. to T © «L U t------ 3 -• s- -nv*CC -3— "T Tirre jr a * react. It was by me like a • 9 .300 2 Minnesota shot.” Kansas City T • .438 3 Norm Sicbcrn provided Bal­ 7 • .438 3 Boston timore's winning margin with Los Angelas 8 10 .429 3 a two-run homer in the sev­ Washington 8 12 .400 4 enth off Jim Hannan after T ie r ia y ’a Raanlte Washington scored a run in Boston 4 Cleveland 0 the fourth on Bill Skowron's Baltimore 3 Washington 1 L o i Angeles S Kansaa City 1 forceout with the bases full. The Yankees moved into New York 4 Detroit S fourth place with a 4-3 v ic­ Only gamea acheduled tory over the Tigers in 10 in­ Thnnday'a Garnet nings, the Angels ambushed L ot Angeles at Minnesota the Athletics, 8-1, and the Itcd Boston at Detroit Sox blanked the first-place Baltimore at Cleveland (n) Indians, 4-0, In the only other New York at Washington (n) American League games. Only games scheduled The Giants maintained their NATIONAL LEAGUE W L PcL GB one-game bold on first place Team with a 2-1 win over the Colts, Ban Fran. 12 4 .750 the Reds defeated the Pirates, Milwaukee 12 8 .687 1 5-4, and the Braves blanked PhUadol'* 10 6 .623 2 St. Louis 11 8 .379 2V4 the Mets, 40, In (he only other National League games Plttaburah 18 a .336 3 ‘Cincinnati 10 9 .828 3Vi sheduled. e 9 .400 5V4 Chicago Los Angelas 8 12 .400 6 • 13 .381 6Vk Houston .167 10 4 If New York Tuesday’s Raanlte Milwaukee 4 New York 0 Cincinnati I Pittsburgh 4 St. Louis I Philadelphia 1 San Francisco a Houston X Only games acheduled Thnrsdey's Gamea The DeBary Spare-Rlbbers Chicago at San Francisco league has ended iti season Cincinnati at New York at the DeLsnd Lanes. They Milwaukee at Philadelphia will continue bowling socially St. Louis at Plttaburah (n) on Friday afternoons during Houston at Los A n g le s (n) ths summer. Anyone wishing to bowl with this group is re­ quested to he at the Drl-and Lanes at 1 p. m. The Winn­ IN TIM COUNTY JDIMIK,B ing Teams for first five places COUNT SHMNOLN COUNTY, are aa follows: vs.asiiDA BUTATN o r Neverbetter 17-60, Tough NONMAN JONES, D lc t a iid . l2U-&7tt, Fat 12-36, Tender S0U-59V4 and Baked 74-00. Ntal* o f F lorid* T o i flo o rs * Jon**, Highest individual game: and all other ptraona con Net— Ed Parsons first, Ver carnadi Tim ara harabjr nollNeil that non Catos second, Jake Wal • petition haa baen (lied In aald cou rt p r sy ln r fu r tho a p ­ sko third and Charles Slarke pointm ent o f LIsaTe Jnnaa D an- fourth. Highest Individual scr iota ns adm inistratrix o f tha ratal* o f Norman Jonaa, Da- ias: Net— Ed Conley first taaaed, and you ara hereby re­ Eiiworth Ogden second, Or quired to file you r w ritten dafaneta thereto w ithin 4t day* villa J o o ci third and Ed Pnr a fter tha flret publication. sons fourth. Should you fa ll therein, d e ­ Highest individual game cree will ba antared In duo gross: William 'Mueller first courao upon aald petition. WITNESS my hand and the Roy Haslam second, Hugh asal n f aald cou rt at Sanford, Seminal* County, F lorid* this Woodward third and Frank Sth day nf A pril A.t>.. m i . Stonoy fourth. Highest three C. VKNNON XII ZD, Jit. game gross: Lloyd Moran County Juitso fly 1.KTIIA FOW LKH first, Iwon Lormel second Clerk Archie Lon third and Paul Nnrrl* D. W oolfork , l i t A ttorn ey a t I-aw Wood fourth. The most im SIT W . Church Sb proved bowler was Harry orla n d o, ria Raup. Publlah: A pril II . II , IS, Slay a. ! t « « The Spare-Rlbbers annual CDT-IS banquet will be held May 14 in t i m c in r u iT c o i ' n t n r at 3:30 p. m. at the Imperial THH NINTH JUDIUIAI. rill r u i r o r r u o a iiiA . in a m » House, Winter Perk. Tro-hies CON BRMINOl.N COUNTY, wilt be awarded the winners S-t.ONIDA. at this Urn*. IN UMANCBRT NO. taao* Ma r Leagues T DeBary Bowling Loop Title Won By Neverbetters Legal Notice TH H NKW TONK HANK F o il SAVINUa. form erly TIIK NKW LEFTY 8HORT8TOI' Y CH K NAVINna HANK, a New PHILADELPHIA (UP1 — Y ork corp ora tion , P la in tiff. Tha Philadelphia Phillis* used -v a lift-handed ihertetop nam n o D N K T D. HORNS’ , at us. liafandanta. ad Bill Hulen in 78 gam** NOTIC'D OF rOMCCMMt'MM BALM / NOTICB OF IIIBTRIC'T MRNTINO OF SIKMBRB* OF FI.O N tn A l I T H t * SH'TFAI, Tn *11 msinber* n f FlnrM* Citrus Mutual rssM lng In nr ow ning d tru * fruit groy * pro parly In Florida Citrus t'-inimission D istrict No. S co m ­ prising Alnrhna. Fntnasn. t t . Jehus, r ia a U r , Martan, L # »r and Bsmlaal* S'anntlaa and t l s s a l r Consailaslonsr'n Ul* IrloSs On*. T w o and Thr** s f Yaleala Ch s i d NUTICB la harsby given that pursuant to tho B y-law * o f aald F lorid* Cltru* Mutual. th*r* w ill b* held *n th* t*th day o f May, IMS, at l:| « p.m at Tha Comas osHal Bank A Trims CmH ('• m m n allr D m l e d floor. Oral*, Florida, a m atting o f th* m rnibtr* o f aald F lorid* Cltru* M utual aa designated ahoy*. Tli* purpose o f Ihla matt Ing la to olaot throe director* o f Florida Cltru* Mutual and tn tran ia ct eurh oth tr b u lln*M aa may proparly b* eonaldtrad by aald mealing. F rosy votin g w ill n ot b* permitted. Anyone raprastnUng * to r porato m em ber o f Mutual muat have a w ritten authorlaatlog from auch corp ora l* member tn repreeent It at th* m eet­ ing and vota In It* behalf. Dated a l Lakeland. Florida. Ihla let day o f May, ISIS. CH ARLES C. FAIITIN Secretary Florid* Cltru* Mutual Fublleh May f. IMS. CUU-14 Tempests Climb Into Loop Lead Men's League Junior League Th* Crooma High School Panthers clawed their way to (heir 10th consecutive victory of the current baseball season without a loss when Tuesday afternoon they defeated Kis slmmee by a score o f 3 to 3. William Hartsfleld scattered five Kissimmee hits while striking out four and issuing only two tickets In posting the mound victory. Perlman Brin son paced the Panthers at the plate with two hits in four appearances at the plate. The victory placed the Pan thers in the Group V tourna­ ment which will be played this weekend In Plant City. Crooms jumped into an early lead when they posted a pair of runs in the first in­ ning and bounced right back tn tally another In the second. They added the margin of vic­ tory by picking up single markers in Uie fourth and sixth frames. By Julian Stenstrom Some 200 or more Little Leaguers and parents heard South Seminole Little League President Bill Livingston re­ port Tuesday night thst the loop's lighted park will be ready for play within a week o r 10 days. The field, leased from Hib­ bard Casselberry by the Town o f Casselberry and sublet to the League, is located on Sunny town Road in d u e l - SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! FARRELL’S The loop president diicussed the history and growth o f Lit­ tle League baseball as an or­ ganization. “ This is the 23th year of organized Little Lea­ gue baseball,” he said. "Dur­ ing the first year three teams played 33 games. Last year, the organization's 24th season, 33.160 Little League teams played 263,440 games.'' Livingston continued, “ It would take 13 years o f major league games Just to equal Bowlerettes End Current Season The Jet Bowlerettes wound up their final week of bow­ ling with some fine scores being turned in. High game and series honors went to Mods Wiltshire with a 214/503. Other high games were Gin ny Chadwick's 179. Suzy Long's 176, Thelma Unger's 174, Doris Schautteel's and Jane Spoiski's 173, Elaine Kos tlval's 172, Isabel Goshom’# 161 and Claudette Behrens' and Alice Hall's 162. Isabel Goshorn, Joan Everly, Meda Wiltshire and Shir­ ley Martin all rolled turkeys. Thelma Unger and Jan Val entire all picked up the 5-6 Alice Sexton and Mlml Mc­ Clure the 3-10, Ten* Parker the 5 8-10, Kay Shoemaker 4 5-7, Alice Best and Helen March 4-5 and Virginia Chad wick 5-7. Final Standias* W L Team 77.5 46.3 Karn’ s insurance 67.3 56.3 Ll'l Buggers 63.3 58.5 Cut n' Curl 60 64 Badcock turn. 63 Mary Carter Pnts. 61 60S 63.5 Sem. Cnty Mir*. 68 54 Mary Esthers Rfl 44 Sanf. Sew. Cen. SOUTH SEMINOLE LITTLE LEAGUERS who will help pay for lighting their new baseball park in Casscberry by participating in a candy sale place their orders with Mrs. Arthur Lego, wife o f tho Casselberry town councilman. Youngsters will sell nearly 5,000 boxes o f candy within the next couple o f weeks. The two top "snlesmen" will win bicycles. (Herald Photo) berry and is currently under­ going a face-lining. Livingston reported t h a t work Is almost completed on some new bleachers, a con­ cession stand, a press box and the fence has been construct­ ed. The light poles and other equipment for lighting the field has been delivered to Uie grounds and installation of the system for night play is to begin immediately. South Seminole Little American Senior League Results Tuesday Navy It Perfection Dairy 6 Perf. Dairy 230 100- 6 6 4 Navy 303 92x—19 10 1 WP— Andy Rufus (24)). LP -M a r k Cockman (1-3), HR'* —Navy— Andy Rufus (2) 2nd A 3rd of year STANDLNGS Team W L PcL Navy 6 I .750 Fla. St. Bk 5 4 .623 Perf. Dairy 3 4 .536 George's 4 5 .444 Sanf. Atlantic 1 7 .123 Game Today Fla. 8t. at George's (4:30 Bay Avasua Park) Results Tuesday Bear Lake 9, Altamonte • Casselberry S, Longwood 2 Sunland 22, North Orlando I STANDINGS Team W Dear Lake 2 Sunland 1 Altamonte 1 Casselberry 0 North Orlando 0 Little National Results Wednesday First Federal IS Standard OU g First Fed. 263 004-1S 6 6 CI.UB ENDS SEASON Stand Oil 330 206- 1 2 3 The DeBary Social Bowling W P - Ed Grooms (2-3), LP Club has closed its ranks for —Cook (0-2) the season, with Faron Build­ STANDINGS ers named th* winners. Aay TM m W L Pet. men interested In joining the Hunt Lln-Mar 1 0 1.000 club should contact members Loon. Engrs. 4 .687 « and officers at a meeting of First Fed. 4 5 .444 the group next Monday at Chat* 4 5 .375 7:30 p. m. at the Fire Recrea­ Stand. OH O 4 .000 tion Hall on Colomba Rd. The Gamas Today fall season will begin In Sept­ Chase at Loco. Engrs. ember at the DcLand Lanes. (4:30 Ft. Mellon Park) L i t t l e League Tournament games played in one season.'' The aisociatin kicked off its candy sale last night. It wUl attempt to soli some 5,000 box­ es of candy to raise funds to help defray the cost of re­ building the Casselberry field sod installing the lighting system for night play. Livingston also announced that if the venture Is success, ful in baseball, the association will attempt this fall to begin a Pce-Wee football program in addition to an adult softball circuit. South Seminole residents will be beset by hundreds of youngsters who participate in the association’s three lea­ gues — the farm, jn*J°r and senior Little League teams — attempting to put over the candy sale. The leagues are eomprlsrd of clubs In Casselberry, Long­ wood, North Orlando, Lak* Mary, Bear Lake, Sunland and two in Altamonte Springs. The two boys who sell the most candy will be awarded bicycles, the third highest salesman will be awarded a ball and glove, the fourth a bat and ball, and tha fifth a baseball. #■ DeBary Summer Youth Program Being Planned The DeBary Fishing Club will sponsor fishing derby*, and with the approval of a basketball court on the Com­ munity Center lot, the sum­ mer youth program, sponsor­ ed by the DeBary Civic Asso­ ciation, will be ready to re­ spond to the requests from boys and girls in DeBary for another youth activities pro­ gram such as last year. Many of last year’s activ­ ities and new ones will be on the agenda during the sum­ mer. VolleybaU, roller skat­ ing, table tennis and shuffleboard are planned for ths supervised program. Small contributions from DcBsry organizations, busi­ nesses and individuals would provide necessary funds for supplies and additional equip­ ment. The committee ia to meot with the parents of De­ Bary children May IB to de­ cide on plans and to enlist c o ­ operation. Gator's Clarke Signs With Bills BUFFALO (UP1) Th# Buffalo Bills of the American Football League have an­ nounced the signing of Hagood Clarke HI ot University of Florida, a 6-foot, 190-pound defensive back picked 18th In the 1964 draft. A native of Miami, Clark* was seventh choice of th* National League San Fran­ cisco 49ers. At Florida ho was the Gators’ top kickoff and punt return msn and ranked sixth In the nation with a 40.9 punting average on 44 kicks. OFFERS SERVICES Richard Fawley- manager of the DeBary Branch o f the DeLand Federal and Saving and Loan Association and * leader and worker in the Lit­ tle League haieball programs, has offered his servieaa to organize and assist in a Lit­ tle League program for De­ Bary, if parents and boy* from 9 to 12 ara interested. Remember those •f your vacation (rip Iait iumaitr7 Why Not Enjoy An AirConditioned Car This Summer? Cool Comfort All Summer L o a f I 8 A ttorn ey* fo r P la in tiff tael A AlnSlay BwllSIng teas ln il* ----------WUmL at. F lo r lfa I’ublh® May a, i»«i. ‘ -» Legal Notice Sandspur League Gets Ready For Summer Slate 1 A Htlimaa during the 1898 **aaon. home runs, his second and third of tha season. In tha Little National, First Fadsral, behind tha five-hit hurling o f Ed Grooms, pulled Into third placo in tho stand­ ing* when they captured a 16 to 8 win from Standard Oil. It waa tha eighth straight lose for tha Oilers who have yet to register a victory thla eraeon. In other City Recreation Department p l a y , WilsonMaler clobbered the USO, 16 to 1, and tha Florida State Benkere noted out Robb's Con­ struction, 11 to 10. F or-the Bankers, it was the end of a four-game toeing streak. I.arry Mclman and Junior Shaver homtrtd to pace the Furnituremen over the USO'ere. The victory put WlieonMaler into seeond plare as quit* a battle seems to be brewing between the Furni­ turemen, Chase, Longwood, McKnney end Robb's for sec­ ond place. In the junior boyi League Steve Lench twirled a no-hit­ ter as the Shrlncra moved within a half game of the lea gu* leading Elks and into a Mcond place tie with the Ki wanlani. Leach fanned fivo and walked only one as the Shrine downed CPO, 10 to 0. Steve joined Latherow in the "charmed elrcls" for no-hit tilts. Civitan knocked o ff the front running Kike, 0 to 1, for their fourth win in a row af­ ter losing the first five game* Jimmy Williams set the Elks down on two aafties. The Sanford Junior High School B rives hsv* completed their second Mason of base­ ball end this year's record of nln* wins and only a Bingl* setback was quite a feather in the school's cap and a tribute to the youngster* and tha coaches. Thst only loss, by the way was a defeat handed them by the JayVees of Orlando's Evans High School. The Braver did gain s o m e -co * solstion, however, in later beating the littls Trojans la a return match. Ail told, the Braves whip­ ped South Seminole Junior High's Hurricanes by scores of It to 9 and 5 to 4. They beat Leesburg Junior High Friday night at 6:45, tha 5 to 4, Evans JayVees 10 to Sandapura Women's Handicap 4. Lyman's JayVees 5 to 2, Bowling League will hold Oviedo Junior High 13 to 1 familiarisation night. Thar* and 10 to 4, and they cop­ will be four members on aach ped two from Osctola High's team and tha election o f off! JayVees of Kissimmee, 3 to cers will taka place at tha 1 ami 0 to 6 ■tart o f thla meeting. This season's hurling duties Already signed for thla lea­ were evenly divided between gue ar« Juanita Baird, Cammy non Dudley who posted a Myers, Dot Johnson, Louise record o f five wins and no Owana, Sua Jackaon, Carrie losses and Steve Leach who hurled five games. Leach Plarro, Marion Farella, Edith Zuell, Georgia Maples, Mar­ won four and dropped one— that defeat st the hands of garet Calderon, Annette Stew art, Barbara Jordon, Edith the Evans JayVees. Both Dudley and Leach not Trowingar and Pat Robbina. Tha Monday Night Woman'i only stood out in the pitch­ ing department, both of them Scratch League, with four pluyod tha outfield when not bowlera to a team, will hold hurling and represented the their organisational meeting Braves well st the plate. Monday night at 7. Thaae two Leach's hitting a v e r a g e leagues ara tha only women's wound up at .409 and Dud­ leagues bowling at night at Jet Lanca. ley's at a cool .310. Those who are signed t* Despite Leach’s tremendous average, It wasn't g o o d bowl in this league Include enough for the cub's batting Midge Woods, Helen Kaelln, title. The crown went to Mark l-etha Ward, Ruth Phillips, Caola who registered a sea­ Sue Jackson, Ellen Betts, Dot Tti* Tempests won all four sonal mark of .433. Tom Bry­ Powell, Helen Altaman, Pat points from tho Ramblorettrs Foster, Dot Johnson, Charlotte ant, Sanford JH'a talented re last week at Jet Lanes tn celver, followed closely with Baaaett, Fran Morton, Jean grab th* number one spot a ,412. nryant led the club in Krt-ick and Lorraine Spotta in league standings witli only total hits with 14. He also ono week of bowling remain paced (he nine in two other ing on tho winter schedule. departments — extra base The Btarchlefs woo three blows and runs-batted-ln. games from the Electras to In the Brave Infield were Results Tuesday grab th* Mcond spot In the Roy Dunn at first base Wilson Mater 16 USO 1 league. These two teams will Chuck Pigolt at second, Frink Wilton Mater 441 43-16 19 1 b* trying hard next week to Whlghain at third and Don USO 000 01— 1 3 4 see who can emerge as league Robinson at short. W P - Tom DeBord (1-9), champions. Elaine Kosttvi! Beginning the season at hot L P - John Worth (0-5), HR's rolled a 170 game and Joan corner. Dunn adapted quickly - (Wilson Maler) Larry Hoi Magln shot a 454 series to and did a fine job at first man and Junior Shaver pace the Siarchlcfs. Harriet Robinson exhibited great pot Fla. Stele Bank 11 Robb* Girl! with a 161 game and ential at abort and proved to Coastr. 19 Mabel Duggan with 419 led he the big surprise o f the In Robb* 302 030 4~iO IS 2 the Tempest* In their four field with his wide range and FSB 004 040 4 -1 1 14 I game swoep. ability to come up with the W P - Robert Murrle (3-5). Dot Johnson swapt all the key fielding play when need L P - Earl Evans (0-1). HR's honors this week with 181/300 ed. —Florida State (Mike Bowes whlls pacing the pontlacs in Leading the infieidera in and Mike Woodruff) a four point victory over the STANDINGS hitting were Flgott with his Catalina*. Joan Adams cam* .393 and Whlghim with his Team W L PcL through with a 469 series.292. Flgott, who batted sc Kinsswood • 0 1.000 other high games were rollcond in tha lineup, dclivercc Wilson Maler 3 3 .623 ad by Liz Graham 172. Rita numerous key hit* to enhance Chase 4 4 .300 Oasil 172 and Rite Stein 179 both his high average and Longwood 4 4 .500 IU». th* club’s scoring punch. Af­ Me Raney 4 4 .300 Splits picked up wore: Ma­ ter missing three games be Robbs Conatr. 4 4 .300 hal Duggan th* 2-7 and 8-8cause of Illness, Whigham re FIs. SUte Bk 3 3 .375 10. Barbara Kelly 4-5-7, Joan turned quickly to post his .292 USO 0 a .000 Magln 5-6-19 and 6-7-10- Jo average and fill tha hot cor Game* Today Abb Cleveland 2-7, Panlne ner gap. Me Raney at ChaM 7:30 Burk* 1-10, Mary Murphy 6-7 Seeing service In tha out­ Longwood at Klngawood Rita Gasil th* 7-5 and Joy field along with Caolo were (At Ft. Mellon Park) Robinson 5-6-10. The only tur Mike McQuire and Fred Web­ key was roiled by Joan er. Used In th* leadoff spot. Adams. McQuire took advantage of H m team sponsored by Bill his ability to work opposing HomphiU comprised of Eve hurlsra for free passes and Ratal Is lyn Mills, Dot Johnson, Rita ignite Brava rallies. Weber, Bkriae 16 CTO • Stain, Elisabeth llarich and an eighth grader, Improved CPO 000 00— 0 0 6 Elaln* Kostival howled in the steadily during the course of Shrine 4U 04-16 7 1 state tournament last Sunday the season and the Brave W P - Steve Leach (1-0), and did themselves real proud mentors are looking for Weber LP— Alik*Stubbing* (1 4 ) with « 2,638 series which to become one of the club'e Clvltaa 6 Elks 1 should figure among the mon­ ms Inslays next season. Web­ Elks 100 000 0 -1 2 1 ey winners. This is tha top er, undoubtedly, was the sur­ Clvilan 020 040 x—6 4 3 score to date among the doz* est of the outfielders and has W P - Jimmy Williams (2-2) a strong throwing arm. L P - Chris Akers (1-2) paring in the state toumaContributing to tha overall meot at Satellite Lanes, Satelsuccess of tha season were Team W L PcL lit* Beach. other memebrs o f the squad Elks • 2 .667 such as Van Robbins, Mike Kiwsnis 3 .623 I SANFORD GIRLS WIN Uts, Mason Wharton, Don Shrin* 8 2 .623 Th* Sanford Junior High Luka sod Lamar Oxford. Ox­ Civitan 4 8 .444 School girls softball team d«ford began the season aa a Rotary 4 1 .444 lotted the South Somlnolo first baseman but a slic Lake Mary 8 8 .271 Junior High girls in a contest Injury sldallaed him the re­ CPO 2 • .232 played Saturday morning tn mainder of the schedule. Gam* TeAay Casselberry. The final score These fellows boosted the Shrine at Lake Mary was Sanford 27, South Semi­ Brsves in such roles aa ptoch (4:20 Memorial Stadium) nole 32. bitten, basello* coaches and other utility spots. Tutoring ths mound corps during th* season was Coach Ron Hunt. A former Stetson ON 190 BRANDS moundsman, Hunt worked constantly with Leach and Dudley and apparently It paid by dividends. All in all, it was a fin* season for the Braves. Hta ARCADE PACKAGE STORE school, students, teachers, OPEN DAILY — • A. BL • CtlS P. M. coaches, parents end fans can 810 ba proud o f tho fin* perform­ ” 8 ? G IY 1 TOP TALU S STAMPS M , , ° 1D ances of th* locals. They 4*- 1 NOTION IB IIKIIEHY tllV . HN that Arthur H. Iierhwlth, Jr., Clark o f th* c irc u it Court n f S*m lnolo County, Florida, Will, on th* 11th day af May, l i l t , during tha lega l huura u f agio, at tha Front door of th * County Courthnua*. Sem i­ nole County, In tho City of S en ford , Florida, o ffe r for aal* and M il nt public ou tcry to tho hlgheat and beat bidder for ngeh, th* follow in g described property, altuatad la ia m tn »le County, Florldat tn -w ltt I-ot S, In Ulock I f , o f KASTBROOK S tn itllV ISION, UNIT NO. I, a ccord in g lo tho Flat th ere­ o f, recorded in Flat Book It, F n gss l l - t l , o f tho Fubllo Roeorda o f Sdmlnolo County, Florid*, pureu an t to th* Final Daersa u f Foracloaura entered In n pending In aald Court, the aiyt* o f w hich I* TIIK NKW TU R K HANK FUR BAV1NQB. form erly TIIK NKW Y O R K BA VINOS RANK. * New Y ork corp oration , va. RODNBT It. NOItKN. #t us. gad tho n o rk a t Number o f w hich la Number Ills * . W1TNBSS m y hand and th* O fficia l Seal o f aald Court, Ihla 4th « * y o f May, 1SI4. (S E A L ) A rthur H. B eckw ith, J r , C lark C ircu it Court, Som lnolo Co., Sanford, Fla. Ily: Martha T. Vlblan U spuiy t:i«rk fl***nb*rg, R M *gb *rg By Julian Stenetrom The Little American Lea­ gue's Navy nlna fought its way to Uia top o f tha loop ladder by taking a 19 to 6 daciaion Tuesday from Perfec­ tion Dalriea. Andy Rufua posted hla sec­ ond mound win o f the Mason against no loaaca when h* held tha Dairymen to six hits while hla mates committed only a ■Ingle mlaeua behind him. Rufua also did hia share at tha plate by alaahing out a pair of «/ Wo Will Air Condition Moot Popular American Car*. Price* Start AS LOW AS • For Protection and Beauty Mastsr Blit BIRD *265 oo IN S T A L L E D Price Dot* Not Isrlod* Salas T s * . WE SERVICE & REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS Wind Seal SHINGLES CALL U£ TODAY FOR YOUR FREE ROOFING ESTIMATE F t m Estimate* One BiU To Pay Th* Gregory W sy 822-0500 “ Your Friendly Ford Dealer’* Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED SERVICE DEPARTMENT 808 E. First 81. Ph. 322-1481 Open < Day* A Week W. Park MI 4-8010 It �la tf QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Wed. May 6, ’64— P a w 7 SpeakerSees v Rule Of Law As World's Hope £ # % 6 % W 0 % • " I f we ire to avoid a nu clear bolocauat, we must ae ccpt the Rule of Law aa the only way—outalde of the teachlnii ot Chrlat—that we will succeed." Atty. Douglas Stenstrom, native Sanfordlle- f o r m e r county Judge and state sen­ ator, made this emphasis Tuesday at the Capri Restaur­ ant luncheon of the Sanford Lions Club. His talk was pegged around Law Day which the nation and much of the world ia observing. Stenstrom traced the start of Law Day back to Atty. Charles F. Ryan of Charlotte, N. C., and former president of the America Bar Associa­ tion. Ryan was disturbed by the attitude of personalities such aa Khrushchev at the United Nations and decided to get lawyers from throughout the world to put emphasis on the Rule of Law, said the speak­ er. He enlisted the help of such lawyers to stress that ‘ ‘the only hope of the world, out­ side of the Prince of Peace, is to set up an International law. "Aa long aa brute force prevails, there will be no peace," Stenstrom asserted The Rule of Law, rather than the rule ot force, must be stressed, be added. All II members of the Seminole County Bar Asso elation, and who are serving some 67,000 persons in the county, are visiting schools, d v lc clubs and other organ!tatlons this week explaining Law Day and its meaning. This holds true throughout the sation, Stenstrom said. The "system " o f law la not to blame for today’s troubles, the speaker said, rather it Is the administration o f It "Law is not altogether bad— wc arc human beings and can not all have the same thoughts." He cited the role of Juries In the law system and noted the Importance of them. "Som e people," Stenstrom said, ‘ ‘ criticize a lawyer for defending a person whom everyooe knows ia guilty. Y et the Constitution says every man la entitled to have an attorney if he chooses. “ The attorney takes the ease and presents It to the best of his ability. The law says the Jury must decide the case. "Lawyers have t duty through the oath they have taken to take the case even though they know the defend ant is guilty," Stenstrom said. The speaker urged hia lit tenors to accept the duty of serving as Jurors. He classed this aa one of the "toughest Job" a court has -i*vxmtinulog the Rule o f Law. "W e can only have a clean eounty when ms are willing to testify, willing to take a stand. We cannot criticize our law enforcement agencies when we are not willing to help, to testify," Stenstrom admonished. The speaker was Introduced by Atty. Carroll Burke. Morton Group To Meet Here Managers and sates repra k aentatives of nine o f the R.C. ™ Morton Organization's 11 Flor­ ida offices will convene at the Mayfair Inn Thursday morning for a three-day confcrenca on business planning and policy. The conference was called by Cecil A. Basset ot Orlsodo, southeastern regional man­ ager ot the financial-services ‘ m firm, and la being hosted by * Harry C. Ecbelberger, resi­ dent manager of the Sanford • office. Featured ipcakers will in­ clude Bernard Carver and Albert A. Brown, president and txecutlva vice president for salts respectively o f R.C. Morton. 0 To keep shower apray from splashing the bathroom, se­ cure the curtain firmly to tha bottom o f tha tub by maans o f a magnetic snap. No tew­ ing or gluing ia needed. Just place the bottom o f the cur­ tain between the magnetic un­ it and a prolonged stud and prcea together. The snap ia a released when the curtain ia W opened. — TFO'O d T aI r IS GROWING WITH th e DYNAMIC ORLANDO W E KENNEDY AREA... ... ANOTHER SPARKLING NEW FOOD FAIR OPENS THURSDAY, MAY 7th. IN WINTER PARK! '& V { •>.» V v -: F,v ■*vf/ TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE SPECIAL SAVINGS NOW AS ALL . FOOD FAIR STORES IN THE ORLANDO-CAPE KENNEDY AREA JOIN IN THE CELEBRATION! ‘S A L E ! ! PRICES GOOD THRU THE WEEKEND 2460 PARK AVE. 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FANCY LONG GREEN LIBBY’ S tree* style er Wh.Kerne a .‘ TOM ATOES $ CUCUMBERS EACH M O R E F A M O U S F O O D FA IR LOW P R IC E S PLUS FREE M ER CH A N TS GREEN STAMPS' 5< �Com e A s Y o u Are Vfe ftifa r l Vrrall P a w 8—Wad. May 6, '84 Truth Seekers Breakfast Honors Class Meets A t Mrs. W . Kieffer M cKinley Hall I I; France* W riter A Come A* You Are Break* fa it was given by Mr». James M. Thompson of Lake Mary in honor o f her sister. Mrs. W . N. Kieffer, o f Bt. Peters­ burg, who was a special guest for the occassion, Thursday morning. The Florida room of the home, over-looking L a k e Mary Lake, was the setting fo r the early morning party. Coffe* cakes, m i n i a t u r e doughnuts, yes-yes cookies, and coffee were served as the guests arrived. Hie table was centered with a bowl of roses and watsonia. Those enjoying the treat and joining In the social chat­ ter weret Mrs. Ruby Sjob- THREE YEAR OLD Tommy Herald and one yenr old Johnny Herald celebrated their birth..Mm .LuYnr*...H«rvlMyiJ. •• daya illuAy last Saturday,-• ------- ----------- Mrs, Frank Evans, Mrs. F. E. Donaldson, Mrs. Ralph Abell, Mrs. Richard Beebe, Mrs. Joe Smathers, Mrs. Emma Bashars, Mrs. Tom Freeman and her two daughters, Mrs. Harvey Pugh, Mrs. Richard Keogh, Mrs. Charles Sassman, Mrs. John Ulmer, Mrs. Walk­ By Jane Casselberry er and her son, who are new It was a double celebration residents o f Lake Mary, Mrs. Ralph Williams, Mrs. H. M. Saturday afternoon for ono Gleason, Mrs. P. D. Anderson, year old John and three year and Mrs. Harry E. Bandusky. old Tommy, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Herald of Lake Drive, Casselberry, Add one-hslf cup o f choco­ Triplet late chips to the crumbly m ix­ who celebrated tlielr birth­ ture the next time you make days at a party with their young friends. date bars. Brothers Observe Joint Birthdays Guesta enjoyed refresh­ ments of birthday cake, ice cream, candy and punch. Those attending were Deb­ bie and Pammy Gordan, Lau­ rie Dempsey, Wayne Gregory, Jimmie Hamilton, Hughes Register, Ben Patrick, Randy Shlrlaw, Lyn and Jan M c­ Pherson and Buddy Kear. The Truth Seekers Sunday School class of the First Meth­ odist Church met recently at McKinley Hall for the regu­ lar monthly meeting, with the president, Mrs. Clarence Pur­ cell, presiding. Mrs. T. E. Wilson gave an inspiring d e v o t i o n using "L ove” as the subject, folloowed by the reading of a poem, "Teach Me This." The singing of hymns and prayer concluded the devotion. Due to the resignation of the class teacher, Miss S. Louise Lear, who has accept­ ed a position in Clearwater, the class is without a teacher. Various committee reports were given, and sunshine re­ ported a minimum of illness. Mrs. W. P. Chapman ex­ tended an invitation to the class members to hold a cov­ ered dish supper at her coun­ try home on May 23. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Octavia Rumbley and Mrs. R. W. Turner to the Mmes. R. M. Mason, Eva Harkey, W. P. Chapman, R. F. Crenshaw, J. G. Walts, W. J. David. J. P. Crawford, L. E. White, R. F. Riser, G. W. Simmons, F. D. Ilicock and Anna Stevens. Guests were Mrs. J. H. Powell, Mrs. Ruby Nesbitt, church educational director, and Mr. ft. F. Boyd, church secretary. PTO Board Hosts Faculty Tea By Jane Casselberry Members of the faculty of English Estates Elementary School were honored at a May Day Tea given Friday by the executive board o f the PTO. In line with the May Day motif, a profusion of beautiful flowers wai tastefully arrang­ ed In baskets about tho school library whero the affair was held. Tea and coffee were served from a handsome silver ser­ vice along with a delightful variety of fancy sandwiches, petit fours, meringues and other delicious tidbits. Mrs. Gerald Mahone was chairman of the event. Graduation Lunch. Honors M ary Scott Mrs. Harry Robson was hos­ tess last Saturday to a grad­ uation luncheon at the Capri Restaurant honoring M i s s Mary Scott, a member of the ’64 graduating class of Sem­ inole High School. The school colors of red and white were carried out in the table decorations and the clever place cards were sil­ houettes of the graduates in cap and gown. Mias Scott was presented with a beautiful white leather scrap book bearing her name. Each of the guests was pre­ sented with photo albums. The menu was a salad luncheon, featuring chicken salad as the entree. A t Center The Sanford Homs Demon­ stration Club will meet Thurs­ day May 7 at 1:30 p.m. at the Home Demonstration Center. Special feature of the pro­ gram will be a demonstration on flower arranging. Hostesses for the afternoon will be Mlsa Ellalee Kirchhoff, Mrs. Bertha Rhodes and Mrs. Metis Starke. T h e Locomotive Ladies Society Meets Thursday Tho May meeting of the Ladies society o f the Brother­ hood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemcn will be held this Thursday, May 7. The ladies will meet at the home of Mrs. Harold Keeling in Floral Heights at 6 p.m. to go to the Trade Winds Cafe­ teria In a group for dinner. Following dinner, they will return to the Keeling home for tho meeting. Class Meets Thursday The T. E. L. class of tho First Baptist Church will meet Thursday, May 7, at 3 p.m. at the homo of Mrs. J. A. Smith, 2009 Oak Avenue, with Mra. Myron Smith serving as hos­ tess. K Complete Permanent $g-00 Haircut Shampoo & Set $1.00 $1.50 No Appointment Nee. Open Ere* By AppL Ph. 322-9658 MOTHER'S DAY IS SUNDAY! Mr. and Mra. Purl G. Dean, will be announced at a later of Jacksonville, announce the date. engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Mila Mary Ann Dean, to Jack E. Cowart Jr., son o f Mrs. Jackson Edward Cowart, of Macon, Ga., and tho lato Mr. Cowart. M l» Dean, granddaughter of Mr. and Mm . Lewis Leinhart, of Sanford, waa educat­ ed in the public schools of Jacksonville and was graduat­ ed from Robert E. Loo High School. She attended the Uni­ versity of Florida and is pres­ ently employed at Florida WE ARE GIFT Title and Mortgage Company in Jacksonville. HEADQUARTERS Mr. Cowart was graduated from Lanier High School and Mercer Unlvcraity in Macon, and received his LLD from the University of Florida. He Is presently a member of tho Gifts - Cards • Books Towlers, Cowart and Bolling 210 E. First St. law firm. Complete wedding details Flemings MOTHER’S DAY SPECIAL! SEAMLESS GAYMODE SHEERS 3 PR. - $145 Just in time fo r Mother’s Day, and at these budget prices too! Fashioned exclusively for Penney’a by leading mills according to Gaymode’s high quality standards. Sizes 8i/g - 11, summer shades. DeBary Personals By Mrs. Adam Muller Mra. Marie Accardl o f HIbiacus Drive i-nti-rtaini'd at dinner this past week, Mr. and Mrs. M. IUnalio of Califor­ nia and formerly of DeBary, and Mra. B. Occhsner o f Or­ lando, and Miss Rose Sig­ norelli and Mrs. Tcnna ArMrs. Russell Seymour of mao and children, Terri and Jacksonville, Mr. and Mra. Timmi. Karl Murr and Mra. Murr Sr. Mr. and Mra. Fred Wulff of were guesta at the DeBary Lake Drive entertained their Restaurant Saturday evening. granddaughter, Lynn nappe, Mrs. Seymour la an artist and of Ilrookhavcn, Long Island, form er president of the Flor­ N. Y. ida Federation of Art. Mra. Tenna Armao of Park Lane entertained Mr. and Mra. Horace Tucker of Del­ tona and aon, Peter, Friday evening at dinner at ber home. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Allen of Marta Road held a recep­ tion at their home in honor of Mr. and Mra. Michael Ranallo of California, who are former DcBaryitea. Thirty guesta at­ tended a buffet aupper Satur­ day evening at the Allen home. Mra. Henrietta Raines and Mrs. Sarah Polley spent the weekend with their brotlier and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Corwin, from Waycross, G a„ at Lake Bedford. Mr. and Mrs. J. Jacobs of Waycioss were also guesta. Mr. and Mrs. Auburn Rec­ tor bad as their houseguesta, M r. and Mrs. Vincent FleckensUin of Pittsburgh, P a., and M r. and Mrs. Arthur MacDon­ ald and their grandeon, David Bailey, of Baltimore, Md. Fieckenateln is the national president of the Rainbow Di­ vision Veterans and was in Florida to attend the state re­ union at Daytona Beach. MacDonald is a lifelong friend of Rector, both having vd in the Its Field Arry (Reilly Bucks), o f the Rainbow Division. — Special — S10 Cold Wave M/ss Mary A. Dean Engaged To Marry Jack , Jr. MRS. GERALD MAHONE, second from right, headed tho committeo planning n lovely May Day Tea given by the executive board o f tho English Estates Elementary School i*TO for the school's faculty. Among those enjoying tho nffnlr were, left to right, Principal Morris Ruby, Mrs. Hevcrly Deck and Mrs. Alice Parry, teachers. (Herald Photo) Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Miller and their son and daughter-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Miller, of 8. Connclsvllle, I'a., aro visiting Mr. and Mra. Edgar Griffith and Mra. Elizabeth Hannun. Mr. Miller is the brother of Mra. Hannum. Mra. Beaula Thornton will leave Sunday for Littleton, N. C., for a two weeks visit with ber aiatcr-ln-law, Mrs. H. A. House. Over Roumlllat's Drug AiMAYS HAST QUALITY L \ ~ ., MRS. HARRY ROBSON, left, was hostess to a graduation luncheon at the Capri honoring Mary Scott, center, graduating senior. A t right is Miss Scott’s mother, Mrs. F. D. Scott. Baptist T .E .L . Personals Mrs. Metta Starke and Mrs. Beaula Thornton attended the music festival at the Steven Foster Memorial, Saturday. KING’S BEAUTY SALON ■en n eu i Sanford H D Club Meets Thursday Enjoying t h e delightful luncheon were Mrs. Robson, Mrs. F. D. Scott, mother of the honoree, Miss Scott, and the Misses Joy Duggar, Jill West, Myra Mecka and Carol Oxford. RUNNER UP WINNER in contest waa Mra. Floyd Green, left, o f North Orlando who chose plastic baskets for her creation, and Mrs. Jack Crum, right, Maitland, waa second winner, using her grandchildren's toys to fashion her chapeau. High brow sunglasses with s touch of tbs Egyptian come with an extended top temple in "m arbleized " c o lo n , in­ cluding black, white, blue and aqua. SWIMMING Instructions Adulln A Children Beginaiag June t Two qualified lastrnctsra Meredith sad H ale* Scott Phone 3 2 2 -1 3 1 8 or 3 2 2 -4 S 7 8 For lafarmatioo C R A Z Y HAT first place winner in Wel­ come Wagon contest is Mrs. James Subatini o f Altamonte S p r i n g s . Her hat wan fnshiURed from a hobo doll. G iv e "M SUMMER SPECIAL! COOL BABY DOLLS AND GOWNS ■ntsll. medium, large Come in quick! These lighthearted baby dolls are so lighUy priced . . . we expect ’em to fly right out! Dacron® polyester, nylon and cotton to machine wash in lukewarm water, dry so fasti Choose from cool pink, blue, maize lilac. Mr. and Mra. A. T. Willlama of Park Lane have as their guesta, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Chamberlin o f Durbin, South Africa. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Malle Jr. entertained Mr. and Mrs. H. Crawford of Hutchin­ son, Kas., this past week. SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. E. 1st A Sanford A t*. 122-1822 ar 222-8482 THjoJJw l s (bay. BONUS GIFT |3 Bottle o f Schiaparelli Perfume FREE with purchase of $5 or more gift item O F F E R GOOD W H 1L B SU P P L Y L A STS 'SaMsdJtA *2 200 B. First St. F *E E GIFT WRAPPING ON GIFT ITEMS! , f jL /j f'* $1 7 w COMPLETE j [ j / W HIN YOU WANT JO CHA1W > •. wsor Country Sat's Batista dot / twooomo. Blouse and skirt In bluo with wklte, or whito with bluo, can bo •notched or contrasted as you wish. FuH skirt has underskirt. Sixes 3-15. disjw&A Fashions 2928 P A R K D R IVE O P E N A L L D A Y W E D . AM D FR L N IG H TS EXTRA SPECIAL BUY l FOAM BACKED WIPE-CLEAN VINYL PLACE MATS! 4 for 7 7 * Summer wonders that wipe clean in a jiffy , take lota o f hard wear in their stride I Non-slip, colorful mats la many patterns, smart solids! 4$ �I ITtfr Order Eastern Star Honors The Worthy Grand Matron Approximately ISO member* : ry Jarvis, Pa*t Grand Electa; and visitor* attended the o f - . Mr*. Claire Klotc, Grand Inficlal visit of Sirs. Adclc Ilo- ' itructor District No. 24 and bertion, Worthy Grand M at-) George L. Myers. Associate ron of the Grand Chapter of Grand Patron. Florida, to Seminole Chapter Before the officers entered NO. 2, Order of Eastern Star, Uic chapter room, Byron M. in Sanford. Leach sang “ Holy Bible Book The meeting was preceded Divine." Mrs. L. E. Estes, by a banquet at the Capri, in Worthy Matron, and Mrs. Ro­ her honor, for officer* and bert E. Peurifoy, Worthy Pa­ their escorts. Other grand tron, presided over the meet­ officer* attending were: Mr*. ing. Virginia Boyle, Grand Chap­ A courtesy was presented lain; Mrs. lone Keene, Asso- by the Worthy Matron, Star c i a t c Grand Conductress; officers and Conductress, hon­ Mr*. Hilda Alderman, Grand oring Mrs. Robertson. The Representative of Maine in worthy matron gave Mrs. Florida; Mrs. Ulia Shilton, Robertson a beautiful styro­ l ’ast Grand Organist and Mrs. foam Star covered with five liutli Huber, Fast Grand colors of satin representing Chaplain. the order, and was outlined Grand and Fast Grand of­ with while lace ruffles. In ficers attending the meeting the center was a small white but who were unable to attend Bible. _ Tl)ei ronductress es­ ' Che' banquet were; Mf*.' Mur- corted Mrs. Robertson to each rjohdan fijuudstA IVY CIRCLE The Ivy Circle of the San­ ford Garden Club held the April meeting at the home of Mra. Hersciiel Powell. During the social hour, de­ licious refreshments w e r e served to the Mmcs. James Coyne, Robert Dekle, I-aMar Meredith, William F. Mann, Frank Walker, Linda McKee, Edward Davis, Dewey Straughn, Robert Johnson and Sandy Eaton. Tile last meeting of the sea­ son will be held at the home o f Mrs. William F. Mann on Thursday, May 7, at 7 p.m. with each member bringing a aalad of her choice for the •alad supper scheduled. Garden Circle Meetings The Sanford Garden Club announces the following meet­ ings scheduled for May. Central Circle meets Thurs­ day May 14 at l):4i> a.m. at the home of Mrs. Voile Wil­ liams Sr. for a picnic. The Hibiscus Circle meets Friday May 8, at 11:30 a.m. at the home o f Mrs. K. L. Dallas in New Smyrna Reach fo r a luncheon.. Members will meet at the horns o f Mrs. II. A. Moreland at 10 a.m. to go to New Smyrna In a group. Ih e Rose Circle meets Fri­ day, May 16 at 0:45 a.m. for a covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs. O. L. Darks in Mayfair. Tho convention delegates will make reports on the recent convention. The Jacaranda Circle will meet Friday, May 8, at 7 p.m. fo r a covered dish supper at the home o f Mrs. A. C. Rect­ or. The Ixora Circle will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ganas on Lake Golden Saturday, May 16 at 7 p.m. fo r a barbecue supper. Star point officer who In turn gave a talk appropriate to her station and placed on the Star carried by the Worthy Grand Matron a pin symbolizing that station. After her tour she was escorted behind the Altar where Mrs. N. W. Pfelfauf sang “ Others." She was then seated In the East. The Worthy Grand Matron was impressed with the solos sung by Mrs. N. W. Pfelfauf and Byron Leach and asked them to sing at her Grand Chapter session, which meets at Miami Beach in May, 1063. Mrs. Joy Bailey was escort­ ed to ths East where she was given her 50 year pin, repre­ senting her life of service to the order, by the Worthy Grand Matron and then seal­ ed in the East. The president of the Past Matrons' Club, Sirs. R. K. Peurifoy, presented Mr*. Ro­ bertson with a gift from all past matrons of the local chapter. Mrs. J. H. Bllbrcy, secretary, presented her with a check for lier special fund to support the Eastern Star members who are residents of the Masonic Home in St. Petersburg. She also gave her an honorary membership in Seminole Chapter No. 2. The chapter room carried out Mrs. Robertson's colors. Large baskets of giant mums were placed behind each Star officers chair, the flower* be­ ing the color appropriate to that station. All members and visitors remained seated while the o f­ ficers retired. Mrs. Pfiefauf and Byron Leach sang, "How Great Thou Art," after the officers had formed a cross in the labyrinth. Tile dining table was cen­ tered with an arrangement of flowers of the emblematic colors, flanked by silver can­ delabra bolding orchid tapers. Lime punch, cake and nuts were served by Mrs. Walter Raines, chairman, Mrs. Sarah L. Polley, Mrs. Paul Markos, Mrs. J. J. Mleholson Jr., Mrs. Edith M. Dutton and Mrs. Irving P rjor. Osteen Personals By Mr*. O t m t s Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pic­ kles recently entertained aeveral membera of hla family ever the weekend. They wera Enterprise Personals By Helen Snodgrass Mrs. C. A. Henderson en­ tertained the Christian Wom­ en's council of the Plymouth Avenue Christian C h u r c h Monday evening at her home on Mala Street. The program for the evening was on Inter­ ior decorating. The hostess served delicioui refreshments. Mr. and Mr*. J. A. Neal of Pensacola are visiting the Jack Neals this week. W* mother, Mrs. Lur* Kinnard, and hla grandparents, Mr. and Mra. L. P. Hendy, all o f Perry, also his sister, Mrs. W. D. Garrett, ond children, David and Mike, of Immokalee. WEDNESDAY P. M. 4:09 (31 N * w » e o p * ( I t New*. s p o r t s . VV c i ­ ther (9 ) Nawstln* l:;s («> Cti * s p o r t s *:2S l * l W e a th e r Hhotv * : . 0 Oil N ew *— W a lt e r C r » « - ktl* Hi t.Oc (3 ) t<) (Jl 7:30 1 31 C<l S:CS tJt ni l 1:30 ( J l Jilt. AND MRS. WILLIAM RIMES, right, of DeBary, were wed by Father G. Devlin at St. Ann’s Church, DeBary, with Mr. and Mrs. Terrance “Aeiily, loft, o f Tr»TK.ry us ’ theTP’"uTTfeITimi!is.' 'A iVcupilorPi/rtuk'fd.st ns-- ■ held at the DeBnry Restaurant following the ceremony. Mrs. Bries in the former Mrs. A. Ilornchak o f DeBary, and Mr. Bries in Commander of the World War I Veterans, Barracks 11D7, DeBary. dfjujMujhJtA Legal Notice DeBary JO NE S AMALONO D ec eased . T a All Cr aU llsr s I'araaaa llatlaa I 'la lm * ar ll a m e s d * Saalail III* M l i l t i You. anil n u l l o f ymi a r e lieraliy n o llf la d anil r r q u l r n l to prranni a n y c la im * and d e ­ mands w h ic h >ou, o r altlicr o f you, m a y ha v a a a a l n i t l h * s i ­ ts I - n f Kdytli J o n * * A m a lo n a , drrruaml. lat* o f *ald C ou n ty , In the C o u n t y Juiltfa o f HrmInolo C ou n ty , F lorid*, at hla o f f i c e In th* c o u r t h u m s o f •uld C o u n t y *t Hanford, F l o r ­ id*. w ith in *lx c a le n d a r m on th* f r o m th* t lm * o f III* first p u b ­ lic ati on o f thl* n o lle * . E ach c laim o r d em a n d ahall It* In Mrliln a, and ahall e lala th* plac* o f r ra ld a n c * and poat o f ­ fic e addree* o f th* c la im a n t , anti ahall l>« s w o r n t o by the claim .!' ' tha lr a a e n t o r a t t o r ­ ney, and a n y *uch c laim o r d a inand no t so filed ahall ha void, / a / It. XV. A m a l o n c As e x e c u t o r o f the l-a»t Will and T e s ta m e n t o f i : d ) l h Junea Amalotift, d e ­ ceas ed I 'u M leh: A p ri l 2 ! . 39, Slay *, IS. IJCI I DT-«S Mr. and Mra. Joe White and sons, Kelly and John David, left Thursday for a short visit with relatives in Kentucky be­ fore going on to their new Mra. Elmo Moore o f Buena borne in Louisiana. Vista has her ton, Cdr. (Ret.) R. E. Moore, of Gainesville, staying with ber while attend­ ing Daytona Beach Junior Mr. and Mra. T. W. Saund­ Cotlega, for additional atudiea ers o f Whiter Haven, form­ in preparation for a teaching erly o f Sanford, announce the career. birth of a daughter, Paula now Dawn, who waa horn 51onday, Richard Van Ncsa o f SaraI AS FLEM ING April 27, weighing seven logo Springs, N. Y ., was the "FROM RUSSIA pounds, 105* ounces. Matern­ guest o f Mr. and Mra. Leon­ WITH LOVE” al grandparents are Mr. and ard Bantttn of Grando Vista, In Color Mis. Roy Reynolds of San­ and Peg Cunningham, Mrs. [1 J 0 to 2:00^ ford. Paternal grandparent* Bantten's sister. Mon.-Frl. are Mr. und Mrs. C. W. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Saunders o f Winter Haven, S fa o k in g | nV i former residents of Sen- Schleicher and Mrs. Dixon re* I laugh! school lo Long Island, parking Area And. Personals New Arrivals picture of himself that most pleases him. It's all right for a wife to understand her husband—if she keeps quiet about what she knows about him or thinks she knows. The trouble comes when she is so proud of herself for hav­ ing figured him out to her entire satisfaction, she can't help letting him know how well she understands him. That's when he starts look­ ing for a woman who “ under­ stands" him. But what he really wants to find it some­ one who will show him a pic­ ture of himself that is always flattering. (71 K' gn On C l M in-h ina A lm a n a c ( I I G r o s s , F a r m R ep ort (J* F lo r in s H istory <S) flu nrlst S s m s s t t r ( t l T o d a y — Hu gh D ow n s (S i Film F e a t u r e s 1 3 1 F ar m Mkt. R ep ort (S i M ick le E v an e (31 T o d a y l i ) t /o esl New*. W e a ­ ther (SI C a p ta in Kangaroa U l C arto on a (31 D i v o r c e Court (S) A m e r ic a n H istor y (J'. I 'v er c la * F o r W om en (J i C a r to o n * ( I I R om p ar Room (SI Fay VVh»n (< ) N ew * —Mika W e l l e r s (31 NBC News (0 ) ttpantah 131 W o r d for W o r d ( 0 ) D ec em b er llrlda l i ) I 1-uve L u c y (3 ) C o n c e n t r a t io n (Si l-rlce I* R ig ht ( I I T h e MoCoya (3 ) XIlasing L in k s ( t ) T h e Object la t * i P i l e A (H ad ) a Legal Notice IT TH*: M il V I I J l IHiK'S t o i H i i t a m i i o n m ; m i .t o i . s: M i i . v r v . r i . o m i t s . IN III: E S T A T E OS': J O Y C E It. P A C K A R D . I In r as ed. NOTH:*: T O I 'l l E l l l r o i l * T O A M . FEItHONH H A V I N G C l . VIMS OH H i : S I A N OH AGAINST SAIO ESTA T E : Y o u and each o f y o u ar* h e r e b y n o t ifie d and rmjulrr.1 to file a n y c la lm a and d em a nd s w h ic h you, o r either o f y ou, m ay b a s e naulnst said eatale In (h e o f f i c e o f lio n . Vermin Mlsr. Jr., C o u n t y J u d a e o f Hem lnol* C o u n ty , at hl« o l f l c * In tha C ou r t H ou se In S an fo r d. F lo r id a , w ith in alz c a le n d a r montha f r o m th* tlm * o f Ilia flrat p u b lic a t io n o f this iinllr*. E ach c l a im or d emand m u t t h* In w r i t i n g and r o n l a t n the p lac e o f residen c e and l»'»*t o f f i c e a d d r e - e o f Ilia c la im a n t and m i n i In- e w o r n l o by Ilia c la im a n t , hi* a u d i t or a t t o r ­ ney, n r lh * an me ahall he tjjld. F R A N K S. P A C K A R D J A M E S It. P A C K A R D A* E x e c u t o r * o f Huhl E at ale. IRchurd II. C o o p e r A t t o r n e y f o r E elet* Ins E. C entral Av*. O rland o, F lorid a Ftihlleh: April : t . May «. 13, :<>, 1911 CIST-1 ■! 7:00 7 :t » 7:70 7:IS *iC0 S:lo 9 :00 1:11 JOiOO 10:31 10 : 3* 11:00 11:1* THURSDAY P. M. 13.00 (3 ) T o u r F irs t I m p r e s t Ion (S ) l / i r a o f L ife (S i Haven K e y s 13:71 ( 2 ) T r u t h or C o n e sil uen cea ( * ) F a t h e r K n n u e lleet t i l S earch fur T o m o r r o w I 3 : i i IS Hiihllng L ig h t 1:00 (3 ) N ew * ( J l Eriil# Ford i t ) T h e Open W in d o w l i t * (31 Fiicne 1:30 (31 P e o p le A re F un ny (91 N e w * — Dave Fen­ nell l l ) A* T h # W o r l d T urn* t i l l 19) C a r to o n s t : « 0 (31 l.et'e A lik e A Deal A m i Ann Hulliarn I t ) Password 3:30 ( 3 ) T h # D o c t o r * (J» Day In C our t ( i l Art Link let tar 3:9* (91 N e w * — Lisa H ow­ ard 1:0* ( 3 ) L o re t t a Y o u n g I J l Gen er a H osp ital (i| T o Tell T h e T ru th t:S0 (31 You Don't Hay (C olor) 1*1 o u e e n Fop A Day I t ) Tlie E d ge o f Night t:00 ( 3 ) Match Gam e ( * ) T r a llm a t ia r IS ) Hrerel Hlorm t:S* 13 1 Horn* and Allen 1:3a (31 “ ewe i d E n d * W a ll t :0 t (31 Reel o f ll r o u c h o (91 llr o n c o t i l C a r to o n s f t l Leave It T o Reaver t :3 * ( 3 ) New sc op e T V Time Previews War. Most suspense Is gener­ ated by Johnny Kane, who may or may not lie as bail ns you think. 00:3(1 p.in. CBS. The Bev­ erly Hillbillies. Some very funny moments. Tomboy Elly May (Donna Douglas) Is given the “ Lira Doolittle' treatment by a French dress designer (Maurice Marsac) who not only drosses her elegantly from head to toe, but lias her speaking sophisticated French. So transformed i» Elly May that Mrs. Drysdalc I Harriet MucGIIiImiii) mistakes her tor a visiting princess and schemes to throw a lavish party in her honor. Elly uml the other Clanitwits (Buddy Ebsrn, Irene Itynn and Max Baer) don't take long to give Mrs. Drysdale a rude awaken­ ing. U-10 p.m. ARC. Ren Casey, “ Justice to a Microbe." (R e ­ run). Tills series comes up with a rare ailment that ereatci friction on the hospital stnff. Casey (Vince Edwards) lias the choice of tilt erne diag­ nose* from a doctor (Robert Ixiggia) anti a radiation phy­ sicist (Nancy Itennick). To operate or not to operate on a patient with a radioactive substance lodged In his spine? An unusually exciting episode •anil keep your eyes on guest star Loggia, who easily walks away with the top acting hon­ or*. 1011 p.m. CBS. The Danny Kaye Show. ( Rerun). Tills one lias nice Christinas opening and closing numbers, but in between it’ s strictly solid laughs. First sketch is funny a* Kaye plays an extremely nervous bridegroom and guest Dirk van Dyke plays Ills ex­ asperated best man. Rut the second sketch, a courtroom battle, is even funnier with Van Dyke as tho prosecutor and Kaye in hilarious char­ acter form as a decrepit, feeble, lint not feeble minded, The Conestoga wagons used old defense attorney. by American pioneers usually 1011 p.m. NBC. Hie Ele­ were pullril by four to aix venth Hour. “ Cold Hands, boric*. War m Heart." (Rerun). Ralph Bellamy's arresting charm und sineerily give tills sordid plot a needed lift. Dr. Starke has his hands full with u woman (Lola Albright) .AST DAY whose physical pains seem psyrhoMiinatlrally Induc­ GLENN FORD ed. Site knows her husband “ ADVANCE 'ID THE REAR" Is unfaithful, but ahe doesn't AT 1:00 . 3:03 • 3:10 know her frigidity drove him 7:15 - 0:00 to infidelity. Though this one moves (lowly, It has better Starts Tomorrow than average dialogue. (DstcUt Qbby • DEAR ABBY: We were married 14 years and 1 never dreamed Hint any­ thing was wrong with our marriage. Suddenly my hus­ band started to take an in­ terest in poker. Last March he went to a poker game that lasted all week. At tho end of the week, a woman railed me three limes In one dsy telling me that ahe and my husband were “ In love" and he didn’t h ive tlie nerve to ask me for a divorce. I told her If my husband wanted a divorce he would have to ask nie for it. He still hasn't asked me, and I am keeping my mouth abut. But he atill “ plays poker" all night twice a week. 1 am 33. she is 20 and my hus­ band is 35. If he get* up the nerve to ask me for a di­ vorce, It will tear up two set*-..*! children. Outi- a x i five, seven, 10 and 12. Hera are four, three and 10 months old. What should I do? WAITING DEAR WAITING: U e t Jome counseling from either your clergyman or your family service association and try to put your marri­ age hack on the track. Find out why R became necess­ ary for your husband to seek female companionship elsewhere. You may not like what )ou learn, hut It could By Abigail Van Buren save your marriage- Good luck. a a • DEAR ARBY; When I had my marriage announcementa printed, I had the fol­ lowing meaaage placed at the bottom: PLEASE—NO GIFTS! I did It for threo very good reaaona: (1) I do not need anything. (2) I have no room In my amall apartment to atore any­ thing. (9) I have no Umc to wtRc "thank you notea." In aplte of thla, the glfta pour­ ed In. Why can't people be more conalderate e n d oblige T ANNOYED DEAR ANNOYED: Aw c'mon. Ingrained reaponaea aren't easily changed. Sure­ ly you can find aomethlng other than your friends’ generosity to “ annoy" you. .. ............... DEAR ABBY: If that 16year-old girl, whoie drink­ ing father hocked her boy frlend'a ring, wenta to get the ring bark, all ahe has to do is go to the pawn shop and demand.Jt If they do not deliver up the ring, she can get the cooperation of tlie police In recovering stolen property (her father DID help hiiniclf to the ring, she stated). Other­ wise, ahe can (through a lawyer) replevy the ring by legal p r o c e a s . it all depends j lacobij. On(Bhidqa Hero 1* a hund from tlie Intercollegiate Bridge Tour­ nament that illustrates tlie paramount importance of counting your winncis und losers and then asking your­ self the question, “ How can 1 make this contract?" Your first count shows that you can make four dUihoikI tricks if the ace line (a tube (lie first or second lead. You also have two spades and u lii'Mii and will need two club trick* to iimkc your contract. Nutv you see that you will have to take the club fincssu eventually. Your next mental question is, “ Can I mnke this hand if I run only gather in two diamond trick s?" Tlie answer is n qualified yes, Four clubs, two diamonds, two spades nine. N O STN g VJII ♦ KQ10TI ♦ • 9 WERT A Q 10732 W K 1074 KART 4194 9 QII ♦ 99 ♦ 74 ♦A S! *K109S SOUTH (D) 4 A K WA lt ♦ J9« ♦ A Q J I1 Most and West vulnerable Koath West North Boot 1♦ Pass 1 ♦ res* 2 N.T. Pass 9 N.T. Pas* Pass Pass Opening lead—# ! on hoar far the girl wants to go In making things uncom­ fortable for her father. In my book, anyone who hocks property he does not own is no better than commoon thief. ANONYMOUS LA D T E ft (HARTFORD) • a a DEAR ABBYt I agree with your answer to "Pun1SHED ENOUGH." Twice I've had to call my parents because I was going to bo home later than I said 1 would, and it sure helped to give them confidence in me. One night I ended up an hour and a half late, be­ cause o f car trouble. But Just because 1 called home and told them, they weren't even mad! I shudder to think o f what would have happened If I hadn't called them,------- - —• ------D IM E A T 1 M E • • • Get It off your chest. For a personal, unpublished re­ ply, write to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif., 9021?. Enclose a damped, aelf-addreiaed envelope. a a a Hale to write leiler* T Send one dollar to ABBY, Box 9365. Beverly Hilli, Calif., 90212, for Abby'a new booklet. “ HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OC­ CASIONS." By Oswald Jacoby and one heart adds up to a club finesse sometime you take it right now. When th o club finesse works, you lead your nine o f diamonds and overtake with dummy's queen. This holds the trick also. (I t wouldn't do East n bit of good to take hii ace.) Now you taka an­ other club fineese, lay down tha ace o f clubs and lead an­ other club. Eait wins the trick and leads another apadr, but you have established your tail club a* your ninth trick. Now you are reedy for ac­ tual play. You lead tha eight o f diamonds and overtake with dummy'* ten. This holds tlie trlek and since you must take TV RENTAL ♦ Hales ♦ Service Seminole TV FA 3-4121 Zenith Color TV Bala* HOI Haaford Ava. Question: What makes T. G. Lee products so different? Answer: QUALITY! Darnedest r* luiibuiii If) w d d lif p u t i! W iCOer-a , .van; 11'a no secret. Ac couldn't hide It If w* wanted to. The single Ingredient in nil T. G. I.e* Dairy products that makes them eland out la quality. Duality Hint Marta at th* farm and continue* to your table; constant, controlled quality. You'll reeognit# It in ell T. G. I.e* products. Try them, and see for jouraclf. Taste the difference , . . the big difference • • • Ihut quality makes! (O fn J s C A FET ER IA S : Sunday, May 10, is Mother's Day! ’ G iv e M o m A R e a l T r e a t TAKE HER OUT TO DINNER y:™ J*i THURSDAY A. M. UJomsin:ByRuthMiiien Behind every “ misunder­ you've put him at an awful stood" husband is a wife who disadvantage. He'll cling stublxirnly to what be wants to Is all-too-understanding. believe about himself, and When a man goes around decide you don't understand letting any sympathetic wo­ him at all. man in on the fact that Ills A man's idea of an under­ wife doesn't understand him. standing woman is one who what lie really means is that takes him at his word, who she understands him too doesn't probe trjing to find well for comfort. out what makes him tick, Give a man the idea that who credits him with the you know him even better j highest motive* and is quick than he knows himself, that j to assure him that the way you can put jou r finger on he handled a situation was the real reasons back of the in the best manner possible. excuses he give* for Ins be­ What he means by “ under­ havior, that you know both standing" isn't understanding, the best and the worst about at all but a mere reflection him; do those things and in a woman's eyes of the 7:30-8:30 p.in. CBS. CBS Re­ ports. "I)e Gaulle: The Chal­ lenge." The second part of this important study of our controversial ally (or is h e7) covers more recent ground as an attempt is made to throw light on the motivations bpbind some of tlie French lead­ er's seemingly complex and inexplicable actioni in inter­ national diplomacy. There arc several informed opinions on Dc Gaulle, plus the insight into the man drawn from his own words. You’ll probably know more about De Gaulle after this program than you've ever known before, but will you know enough to satisfy you? Probably not. 7:30 9 p.m. NBC The Vir­ ginian. "A Man Called Kane." (Color). Average action fare, hut with some good acting mo­ ments to brighten the slow spots. Jeremy Slate, who usually playa a hero, has his first villian role as Johnny Kane, a wanted killer who visits the Shiloh ranch to re­ new Ids acquaintance with his young brother soon after the youngster (Handy Boone) has discovered a cache of gold coins in a cave. Also arriving on the serne is a man claim­ ing to be a government agent (Dick Koran) who says the find is only part of a huge sum hidden during the Civil llu n tla y • Urinktay Dep uty t lle nn Reevaa C hey en ne The Y lr d n l s n CHS R ep ort s Patty Cuke Ch. I Special Th* F a r m e r '* Daughter l « l T igh trope 1:00 (31 K ep to nag e t i l R ev ar ly lIlllMttl** <J> lien Caeey S;30 i l l P i c k Van D y k * 10:00 C l E lev en t h ll o a r t « i D an n y K a y * 19) C h e c k m a t e 71:0(1 13;<« I New *. W eat h or , Sports (J l N e w s — M u r p h y M ar tin U llO i t ) N ew *, W ea th er , sport* 11:3s (il~Vns*tST'7>Y*''..i* Slhrs l l . l o (3 ) J o h n n y Cv re.m (C n lnr) ( I ) Mo vis I;A0 Sits • :30 *:»0 Wa Jh s LDTTII Mr. and Mra. David Hosark and children of Jacksonville recently spent the weekend with Ills parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Hosack. IfrrnTfi Television Harold Pell and Kdgar Sut- i s t i i i . j o i n t o r T i n : j i i h . iu s i d i i m i i .i : Ion have both been dismissed i o i v n from the Seminole Memorial ti ti n Iv' ni sm. irmi . o; u i U A , Hospital. l a rvi N atal* mt A recent guest of Mr. and Mra. Roy McCullough, was t h e i r granddaughter, Mrs. Kenneth Harvey o f Altus, Okla. #nnT«trfi Wed. May fl. Ml— Pago 1 ; Look for (his trademark at Traa* Mem to a spatial Mather's Day Diaaer this Sunday. Bala* la rh* taal, yleasaa* aHaaaphaaa *4 tha Trad# Wiadt vrhlla yaa dlae. Ch**** 4m m aa syyatislaf salactiaa al ailra-tpacial dish**. Yea'll appreciate tl)* fast, caarteeus tervica aad aaaderal* price*. ORLANDO — 3 39 West Pine Parkwood Plata Seminole Plot* COCOA — 2 109 Maryland and Byrd Plata LEESBURG 900 N. Btvd. MELBOURNE 912 Babcock your grocer’*, or phono 322-5611 for homo delivery. TORT PIERCE Searstowa U .8.1 Sooth W e P r o v i d e T i l e F i n e s t C a t e r i n g S e r v i i e In C e n t r a l F l o r i d a To test its quality — Taita ito quality! K �A ffr Pair* 10 — May 8. 1964 DaaTati f r a i l Tribute To A Mother By B it H i B. H m u Jr. m -iT ia Aa we approach another Mother's Day, I ahall andcaror to honor all mothora ovary* where. To each o f ua, our mother ia the moat wonderful mother In the world. With your permlaalon, I would like to Introduce my mother, Mra. Lewie L. Thomae. An old Jawlah saying— '"God could not be everywhere, and therefore he made mother*,” la alrnlflcant becauae the fu ­ ture destiny o f the child ia alwaya the work o f the mother. Do you ever reflect back to the days when you were a little boy or girl? Remember the time you hurt yourself and your mother came to aid you. . U r • area,-th at .dear volcy, the feeling o f her touch that ta given to you by that gentle handf In your adulthood theee events are repeated in a somewhat differenct manner, but they have the same meaning. My mother has played that role many, many, times and still does. The experience which stands out in my memories is the day 1 went home erylng because m y playmates teased me about the holes in my pants. (They referred to them aa b lo w outs.) When 1 told my mother what the boys said, she em­ braced m s and said, " I might not be able to buy you nice clothes like their parents buy fo r them, but I love you just as much aa their parents love th em ." That meant so much to me, Mother. Iliank you for not letting mo have my way, and not sparing the rod. Those whip­ pings you gave m s did so mueh good. How well do I remember your teachings on fearing Ood and respecting the rights of others. Say, remember the time a lady friend o f yours told you about my being at the old swimming holeT I thought you would never stop whipping me. I might not come to see you every day, or call you every day, but I am constantly thinking o f you be­ cauae you mean so much to me, Mother. v To those ad you whose mothers have passed on, think back to aome momenta when she comforted you. Think of the immense love of her eyes; the kind concern o f the tone and look, however alight your pain. Since her passing, you m ag have friends, fond dear friends. But remember, never again will you have the Inex­ pressible love and gentleness lavished upon you, which none but your mother bestowed, s e e The Adult school will have Its commencement exercises Sun day, June Id, at « p. m. Twen­ ty-five persona will receive their diplomas. Clifford Hur­ ston J r , instructor at Volusia County Community College, will deliver the address. Hor­ ace Jackson ia principal. National Music Week com­ menced Monday. The choruses of the elementary schools will visit each other and give per­ formances. Monday, Bookertown visited Jackson Heights o f Oviedo; Tuesday, Midway visited Goldsboro Elementary; today, Goldsboro goes to Alta­ monte; Thursday, J a e k s e a Heights travels to Midway, and Friday, Boeenwald o f A l­ tamonte motors te Hopper Elementary. The public is in­ vited to these programs. Mrs Mae Muller and Willie J. Merkcrson are directors. Hopper Elementary’s In­ strumental and chorus will perform at the PTA meeting tonight. Goldsboro Elementary PTA elected officers for the 1M i ­ n t school year, as follows: D, C . McCoy, president; Mrs, Roberta Roberta, vice presi­ dent; Mrs. P. McGill, financial aecrstary; Mrs. N , Bentley, treasurer; J. Givens, parlia­ mentarian; Rev. Lee R. Myers, chaplain; Mrs. Sylvia Stall worth, o r g a a l a t and A . Haynes, reporter. The H i-V and Tri-H LY of Crooms High will pre sent a Mothers Day Assembly pro­ gram Friday at l i M p. m . A special invitation le extended to mothers o f Y members. r. Twenty ladies o f our com­ munity, who trained under the auspices o f the American Red Croee to aerve la the capacity • f Gray Ladies in the School Program, wore capped and pinned ia a most bnpreaslra Monday night at . ' r? ' ' £: ■ MRS. LESSIE L. THOMAS school in the Gray Lady pro­ gram followed by Dr. Frank Leone, director o f Seminole County Health Department, discussing the rots o f ths county health department in ths program. Other participants in order were: Presentation o f first aid certificates, C. B. Franklin, ARC first aid instructor; pre­ sentation o f cape, Mrs. ilulda Klbbe, PHN; presentation of plna, Mrs. Mathilda D. Frissel, executive secretary, Bemlnola County chaptar, ARC; Gray Lady Pledge, Mrt. Dorothy W. ftliller, unit chairman, Gray Ladies, Sanford Junior High School. To complete the program, Dean Francis C> Gray, Cath­ edral Church of 8L Luke, Or­ lando, delivered the address o f tha evening, relating to ths group his experiences during World War II and tha services o f the American Red Crose; and hia devotion and dedica­ tion to same. Graduating Gray Ladies are: Mra. Ella L. Beasley, Mra. Nina Black, Mra. Lucille Brown, Mrs. AlUmease Dixon, Mra.' Wlflia F. Faachsr, Mrs. Fannie Fields, Mrs. Eaais M. Dixon, Mrs. Maria Francis, Mrs. Jammie Hardy, Mrs. Ruth Hatch, Mrs. Anns Hend­ erson, M n. Mary Jenkins, Mra. Annla LaFalr, Mra. Lula Montgomery, Mr*. Willie M. Morgan, Mra. Dorothy Ringling, Mra Phoebe Robinson, Mra. Ida M. Saunders, Mra. Elia Sima and Mra. Kva Stephens. • • • Goldsboro E l a m a n t a r y School will observt its annusl Mother’s Day program Friday at 9 a. m. The publie ia cor­ dially invited. Goldsboro Llttls I, t a g u e standings aa o f May 8 are as follows: Red Sox are In first placs with 8 wins and 0 losses; Giants are perched in second place with 6 wina and 2 losses; Yankees, Pirates and Braves are tied for third place with a 3 and 6 record; 'Hie Dodgers era in the cellar with a 1 and 7. Nathaniel Williams pitched n no-hlttcr as ths Red Sox walloped the Dodgers 10-0. Other ecorea; — Braves 1, Giants 2; Pirates 2, Yankees 1; Braves 8, Yankees 3; Red Sox 3, Pirates 1; Giants 15, Dodgers 2. Saturday’s exhibi­ tion results: Altamonte T< Birds 7, Pirates 2; Bed 8ox 1, Orlando’s High Const. 0. Fred die Dennis struck out 16 bat­ ters aa he fashioned a no-hlt­ tcr. News Session OfLBJToBe Family Affair WASHINGTON (UPI) President Johnson, who is busy introducing new styles of press conferences, came up with atill another innovation today. He invited reporters to bring their wives and child­ ren. Johnson planned to meet with newsmen and their fami­ lies at 4:30 p. m. EOT on the spacious south lawn of the White House for a nationally televised news conference. Questioning will be limited to the reporters, however. The outdoor session Is John­ son’s fourth meeting with newsmen in tlx days. He had an off-the-record discussion with them in the White House Frldsy. and followed up Sat­ urday and Monday with lengthy conversations as he walked about the White House grounds. The President’* most recent televised news conference was held April 16 In the Slate De­ partment auditorium, where the late President John F. Kennedy also mrt reporters. Today’s questlon-and-answer session was part of a heavy schedule facing the Chief Ex­ ecutive, starting with a 10:30 a. m. EDT address to the ad­ vertising council at the Red Cross Building. Johnson planned to award American Automobile Associa­ tion lifesaver medal* for for school safety patrolmen at a 5:15 p. m. ceremony. Business Briefs Paul V. French o f Alta­ monte Springe waa guest of honor at a recent luncheon on the eve of hie retirement af­ ter 40 years In ths Insuranca business. Franc, began his career In January, 1924, with the Stand­ ard Accident Insurance Com­ pany o f Detroit which merg­ ed two year* ago with Bellanca Companies of Phlladalphla. He and his wife, Betty, and son, Paul Dorr, have been resilient* of Altamonte since 1950. Guests at the luncheon were T. D. Johnson of Detroit, head of the premium audit department of Reliance; War­ ren Fowler, Joseph Harttern and Frank Coffee from the Jacksonville branch o f­ fice; Connelly Jonre and Jack sixth preceptor, Archie Smith; llambor of Tampa and Wil­ seventh preceptor, Dickey liam Hell, Joseph Mosser, Richard (Srier anil William Duun. Van Buskirk o f the Maitland Other members of the offices. Mothers Cirri*, in addition to Mr*. Stein, are vice president, The Heimtkrlngla Is a se­ Mra. Robert Kumbley; and secretary, Mra. Scott Burnt. ries of biographies of old Nor­ written by The Ssminols Chapter, Or­ wegian kings der of DeMolay, ia sponsored Snorri Sturlusoo, an leaby the Banford Lodge 02, lander. Free and Accepted Masons. DeMolays Install Master Councilor Charlta Stein wa* seated aa master ruuncilor o f the Seminole Chapter, Order of DeMolay, in colorful ceremoniea Saturday night at tha Ma­ sonic Temple. The Installation rile waa conducted by member* of the Central Florida Priory, De­ Molay Order of Knighthood. 8peclal tribute waa paid to Mra. Fred Stein, president of ths Mothers Circle and moth­ er o f the maater councilor. Bh* waa preaented a dark rad roaa which ah* wore during tha ceremony. Other officer* installed In­ cluded: Senior councilor, Robert Rumblsy; junior councilor, Richard Bum*; secretary, Bill Stamper; treasurer, M i k a Gray; aonlor deacon, Leroy Noppor; junior deacon, Rosa Wontenay; senior atowart, John Leech; junior atowart. Rod Lstnoy; chaplain, Jerry Cullum. Also, standard bearar, Mike Hendry; almoner, S t a v a n Stein; marahal, Ralph Ungsr; orator, Eddie Hubbard; aida to master councilor, David Hale; crown to youth bearer, Don Fortner. First preceptor, Johnny Cullum; second preceptor, Earnest Heinbuch; third pre­ ceptor, Johnny Butts; fourth proceptor, Alan H trbat; fifth pracoptor, Wada Hancock; Travel Tips Offered By Health Director Music Festival Set In Oviedo By Evelyn Lundy Oviedo School will present its annual music festival for parent* and ftrtond* at 7:30 p. a , Thursday la tha school auditorium. Director will be Mra. Noll Drued Ing. tnuaic In­ structor, wbo will be assisted by elameotary teachers. Upper grade students will present a group of tongs dur­ ing the program ranging from old time ballads to a May Day Carol. A playlet, “ Raggle Tagglo Town ling­ e r s ," will be presented by the first grad*. Second grader* will present a carnival with a balloon toiler and folk dancing and precision march­ ing will be performed by the third grade. Ann Martin, ninth grader, will be accompanist. An parents and M ends are Invited to attend. Dr. Frank Leone, director of t h e Seminole County Health Department, has of­ fered several tip* for Inter­ national travelers as the sum­ mer travel season approaches. “ If you are going abroad this summer, be vaccinated now against smallpox no mat- No Opposition, Some Not On Primary Ballot ter where you era going, and against yellow fever and cholera if you will be travel­ ing in countries whrra these disease* are present,” Dr. Leone advise*. Ha adds: ‘ ‘And make sura you have your vaccination* recorded on an International Certificate of Vaccination document that you can present to public health officials abroad and when you return to the Unit­ ed Statea. “ To be valid for interna­ tional travel, vaccination cer­ tificates must ba validated with the stamp of your local health department or with some other itamp approved by the Public Health Service. "A lto, be sura that your Immunisation* against tetan01, diphtheria am] pttfjBtt,•litis are up to date. Immun­ isation againat typhoid and psratyphoid is recommended for most foreign travel. In the event of an outbreak of Influensa, typhua or plaguo, vaccination Is *d»i«*ble. "Travel abroad, including travel In the tropics, can be perfectly healthful and plea*ant. Tha precautions recom­ mended by the Public Health Strvict will help make it so." Having no opposition In Tuesday’ s primary, the fol­ lowing Democratic candidates' names did not appear on the ballot but wiTTl* on the bal­ lot in tha Nov. I general election and, barring a surge of write-in votes, will ba elected automatically. Writsin votes are not permitted in the primary, by stata law, but are permitted la the general election. Following Is tha list of unopposed candidates: Tom Adams, secretary of state; Ray E. Green, com­ ptroller, J. Edwin Larson, state treasurer; Doyle Conner, commissioner of agriculture; Tom D. Bailey, state superin­ Ocean spray is said to con­ tendent of public Instruction; tribute about two billion tons A. S. Hcrlong Jr., U. S. re­ of salt into the air, according presentative, Filth Congress­ to Encyclopaedia Britannlca. ional District B. K. Roberts. E. Harris Drew and Richard W. E nin, Supreme Court Justices;; Wil Warn P. Allen, Charles O. An draws Jr. and Jack F. White, Second District Court of Ap­ peals judges; Arthur L. Steed, Ninth Circuit state attorney, and W. D. Frederick Jr., Ninth Circuit public defender. Arthur H. Beckwith Jr., county clerk of courts;; J L. Hobby, sheriff; Camilla Bruce, supervisor of regis­ tration; A. C. Doudney, sur vcyor; Mason Wharton, board of public Instruction, District 2; B. A. Johnson, justice of tha peacw District 3; W. Hugh Duncan, justice of the peace, District 4, and George Kelsey, constable, District 3. All are incumbents excepting Johnson. CORNING^W ARE — PYREX — SPECIAL (Aerl *— M«V » . WM , axlrO Tefflon Coated COOKWARE Y/t qt. towetpon with datachobl* handle f rests, cook, serve •M in one did) — end it almost Wothei itselll • ONIY S/188 REVERE WARE iAVl $1 6? ELECTRIC CAN OPENER Rer. SI2.95 HAMILTON BEACH HAND MIXETTE 5 Year Guarantee R ef. S14.95 Hardware Week Special -55fc,l are Wee Special $795 QUANTITIES LIMITED q u a n t it ie s l im it e d TED W ILLIA M S H A R D W A R E 322-3464 205 E. 25th ST. SANFORD FREE PARKING mail or bring this coupon Chapel Choir Has Fish Fry The Osklawn Baptist Chap­ el Choir enjoyed ■ fish fry Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and M n. Ray Murray In Loch Arbor. Ihosa enjoying the food, the fun and the music wsra Mr. and Mra. G. K. Bishop, Mr. and Mra. H. E. McSwaln, Mr. and Mra. Dick Pops, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mann, Mr. and Mra. Hap Andrews, Mr. and M n. David Beverly, Mr. and Mra. Willard Bradley, 3fr. and Mra. T. V. Matt*. Blit Payne, Rev. and Mrs. Robert Barrett and Mr. and Mra. Murray. DAYTONA BtACH D U O and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door for O n ly ...................... PER WEEK 'M MOTEL BEACH MOTEL 1111 « . ATLANTIC AWE. MM Unite . . , offering a choie* a# beautiful Motel Rooms, FHrieacms aad Bedroom Apartments, ail attractively decorated aad pswI coaa/ort . . , M salts have feast tsattsllsd Ai-Ceoditionieg aad Neat. 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By M r* A deal Muller Mr*. Sally Peralto, preildent o f VTW Auxiliary Unit 8098 o f DeBary, waa appoint­ ed fla t bearer o f dlatrict eight at the recent meeting held at Melbourne Air Bata Recreation Hall. Other delegatee from the DeBary Unit and Poet attend’ tng were M r* Frank Hill, Mrs. E. B. Belnert and Mrs. George Zellers and John He­ witt, William Denning, Frank Hill and Eugene B. Belnert. Mrs. Paralto's appointment was mads by the newly elect­ ed district president, Mrs. M. Gillespie o f New Smyrna Beach. Other district officers Mrs. M. Haftd.pf 8 t cloud,, senior Ties president; Mrs. B. McCordls o f Cocoa Beach, junior Ties president; Mrs. Katherine Jones o f Melbourne, chaplain; Mrs. S, Bryant o f | Longwood, treasurer and Mrs. G. Howard o f Casselberry, conductress. Draping o f charter and memorial sendee for deceas­ ed members were held pro­ ceeding the election o f new officers. Mrs. Clarice Yar­ brough, department chaplain, presided at the ceremonies. New officers o f the DeBary Auxiliary will be Installed M ay 21 at 7:30 p.m. during a meeting to be held at the Firemen’s Recreation nalL | Joint memorial services will follow the Installation. Both Parties To Pick Delegates To Conventions .i if 9 p, A 'f I Bemlnols County voters will join with Florida electors In the second primary on May J IS to choose delegates to tha Democratic and Republican national conventions. Only ons Democratic slate, I pledged to President Lyndon B . Johnson, will appear on the ballot This will Include delegates-at-largs and two Fifth Congressional Dlatrict delegates, Kenneth K. Ken­ nedy, Ocala, and Margaret A . Edenfield, Dade City. Republicana will choose one o f two slates to their nation­ al convention. An unpledged slate Includes dalegates-at-large and Fifth Congressional delegates Don­ ald E. Smith, Leesburg, and Dorle Hostettler, Eustis. Pledged to Sen. Barry ColdWater Is a ticket o f delegates-at-large, Including Rob­ ert H. Elrod, Orlando, and Fifth Congressional District delegates, John F. Jacobs, Dcl-and, and Cheria Gardner, Altandale. 25th AND PARK SANFORD 9 :P M “ SHOWBOAT” H A R T F O R D K K D K U A I , BA VINtJH A M ) LO A N AHMOt’ l A> T IO .V , a C n rp u ra tln a o ra a n la rd and e ila t ln g under the la w s • f tha U nited B ta ta s o f A m rrle a . h a v in g Its p rin c ip a l o fflra In tha C tty o f H a rtfo rd , Con* s ection !. P lain tiff, •TO. K V E tlK TT B. OVKT and J15AN M. ONKV, his w lfs, D .fe n d a n ta . NOTICM o r rORKCLOSUNH RAI.H TIOTICK ta I1KIIKIIY U tV . XN pursuant to a rin a l tieeras ot roraeloaura dated tha tth d a r War, A. 1>. m i . and entered In C benrerr Casa No. 11*11 of tha C ircuit Court o f tha Ninth Judicial Circuit o f Florida. In and for tiamlnola County, wharaln H artford r a d . eral Savlnaa and I«ian Aaaocta. tlon , a Corporation oraanlaad and aalatlas under tha law s o f tha United Stataa o f Am er­ ica. having Ita principal offtca In tha Clip o f H artford. Con. aectleut, la tha P lain tiff, and ■ va ra tt X Onay and Jean M. Onay, kta w ife, are tha D efend, anta, t w ill sell to tha h ig h , eat and beat bidder for cash at tha rr o n t D oor o f tha Sem inole County Courthouse la tha City o f Sanford. County o f H .m la.la, Stale o f Florida. St U lM A. M. on the llt h day • f May, l i l t , tha follow in g dearrlbad properly aa setforth ta said Final Deoraa, to* W ill Lot 11. m a rk I, ItKL AIR MUUDIV1IION, a ccord in g to the plat th ereof aa re. corded la Plat Book I, P a ge Tl. o f the Public R e. aords o f a e o lB o U County, F lorida. K elvln a tor H ang# llod al Q U A R TER S PORK & B EA N S PORK ROAST SLICED BACON ROLL SAUSAGE WHITE BACON SMOKED BACON CHIPPED BEEF ; 3 oz. pkg. 29c BRAUNSCHWEIGER . 8 oz. 29c T A L L HICKORY” ARMOUR STAR “ LEAN” NO. 300 CANS “ RANGER” HICKORY “ COPELAND” “ COPELAND” CHUNK SWEET “ PINK MEAT” CANTALOUPES G R EEN B EA N S 'U u u a i EACH “ HLH” CUT “ EVE RFRESIf “ GOLDEN YELLOW” POUND CORN CAKE . . . . EACH NO. 303 CANS A IR Y £ “ GARDEN FRESH” LETTUCE 2 for OLEO PEACHES NO. 300 CANS • lb. • • • ONE LB. I’ KGS. “ BUSH” BABY LIM A B EA N S ai “ Food King” Quarters FRESH FLA. Legal Notice TUB CIRCUIT COURT, RUTH JUIIIITAI. CIRCUIT o r ruoNitiA in a n u r a s SKMINOI.B COUNTT. CIIANCKIIY NO. ISA LEAN “ WESTERN” FIlESIIt FLA. GRADE “ A " FRYING CHICKEN Kraft's “ Philadelphia” “ WINTER GARDEN” CREAM • l.rmon • Banana • Chonlate •Coconut CHEESE CREAM PIES . K RAFTS “ MIRACLE” WHIPPED “ WINTER GARDEN” • Cherry • Peach FRUIT PIES . . 8 OZ. PKG. . 16 OZ. EACH • Apple . OLEO . • • • t M] I.H. PKG. 22 OZ. EACH “ BIRDSEYE” • LEAF • CHOPPED “ BUSH” P IN TO B EA N S NO. 300 CANS SPINACH . . 12 OZ. PKGS. SUNSHINE “ KRISPY” “ KRAFT” CRACKERS MUSTARD LB. BOX 25 OZ. JAR “STOKELY” MED. OR “ RED” OR “ YELLOW” T IN Y LIM A S H A W A IIA N PU N C H NO. 303 CAN 46 OZ. CAN mi V eoetla a llllnde Installed T w o H eaters—M odel H S tlD D ated th is l l h d a / a f M ay, A. D . IM i. (HEAL) a / A rthur II. B ackw llh , Jr. C lark o f a r e u it Court M ack if. Cleveland, Jr. s a d C arroll Burke, A ttora sy e fo r P la in tiff. F. a D raw ee X. .H asford, F lorida Vubllah May «, l t d ■DU-U U . . . (QUANTITY RIGHTS HKSKKVKD) • ta �Ages For a small land — less thnn hnlf the size o f New Jersey and with a population about thnt o f San Anton­ io, Tex. — the island o f Cyprus casts 4) a large shadow over current events. This is nothing new. The history o f Cyprus is the history o f the whole ancient world, and much o f modem history has focused on this cross­ roads of the Mediterranean. Beginning at least as far back as 4000 B.C., Cyprus has seen succes­ sive waves o f settlers and conquer­ ors, both because of its strategic po­ sition, 45 miles o ff the coast o f Tur• key, and because o f its rich copper and iron deposits. A roll call o f the conquerors in­ cludes Thotmes III of Egypt, Snrgon II o f Assyria, Darius and Xer­ xes o f Persia, Alexander the Great, Caesar Augustus, Mu'awlya of Sy­ ria, Richard the Lion Heart, the By­ zantine, Venetian and Ottoman Em­ pires und finally the British Empire. •’ Yenrs o f peace for Cyprus, with or without independence, have been le w 'o v e r this vasX*'siretch o f ' celP turies. Turkish conquest o f Cyprus and I D e lic a te Balance Strife Bruce Biossat — Ray Cromfey settlement o f Turks among the pre­ dominately Greek population took place in the 16th century. After 400 years, the two groups remain separ­ ate — linguistically, religiously and culturally. Greek Cypriot agitation for ‘ ‘ Enosis,” or reunion with Greece, bitter­ ly opposed by the Turkish minority, begnn in the 1930s nnd accelerated after World War II. The blood of a hundred genera­ tions that hns stained the soil of Cyprus continues to flow, despite the presence for the first time of an internationally constituted peace­ keeping force. Cyprus, bearing the weight of cen­ turies, will not know peace quickly or easily. Political Notebook Thought For Today The God o f Israel hns spoken, the Rock of Israel has said to me: When one rules justly over men, ruling in the fear of God.— II Snmue! 23:3. I believe thnt lnw was made for man . . . that"* government isr-tirt servant o f the people and not their master.— John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Lyle C. Wilson Soys: * Important To Survival United Press International A fter tho wonders o f the bird* and bees and the flow­ ers, it would be good for American kids to learn some­ thing equally basic about the social and political confronta­ tions o f tho world In which we fc live. They should learn, for ex­ ample, about the great con­ frontation now prevailing be­ tween the open society o f free men and the closed society of communism. The idea that American kids should know almut that orig­ inated with kids themselves. I Young people by the tens of thousands visit Washington, D. C., every year. Top attrac­ tions include the White House, the Capitol, cherry blossoms in season and the Frdernl bureau o f Investigation. Croups of visitors move e n d l e s s l y through the corridors and ex­ hibits o f the FBI. FBI Direc­ tor J. Kdgnr Hovoer recently told a congressional commit­ ter; ''Of the record high o f 620,Rl(5 prople who toured the bur* ran during the fiscal year 1903, over half were young people, most o f them students at various levels. Other young people write to the bureau for information regarding com­ munism. So that they may huve a better understanding of the menace o f communism we have prepared a pamphlet which we muke available to them.” The pamphlet is titled: “ What Young People Should Know About Communism.” It presents a brief, meaningful message regarding the extent of communism and some sug­ gestions as to positive steps which young people and every citizen ran take to combat this subversive influence. Hoover testified that the youth o f America wus a pri­ mary target o f the American Communist party. Communist party spokesmen appeared in calendar year 19(53 before 45 student groups, mostly at oncampus sites. The Beds con­ sider American youth a field for recruitment because so many of them may be unuhle to find jobs on entering the labor market. It is not nrcessary fo r a young American to visit the FBI in Washington to obtain a copy o f “ What Young Peo­ ple Should Know About Com­ munism.” J ., Edgar Hoover will send you a copy. Address him at: Federal Bureau o f Investi­ gation, Department o f Justice, Washington 25, D. C. American Communist seek to infiltrate at all levels, o ffi­ cial and non-official. They are b u a y - b u s y among Negro groups. They are trying to get their operatives into the State I # * 4 Letters Editor, Herald: You may be surprised to receive this letter from a complete stranger. I am a Japanese girl in the high school. I have longed to go to the United States of America since my childhood, so I took this liberty o f writ­ Geneva 1 ing to you. Altamonte Springs Mrs. Jos. K. Mathleux Mrs. Julia Rartos Because I want you to | 838.1318 319-4824 ! know Japan as it la much Lake Mary Bear Lake-Forest City more. I wish to Introduce you Mrs. France* Wester Mrs. Maryann Miles Japan as far as I can. Com­ 322-6219 838-3678 ing Tokyo Olympic games, I Lake Monroe Casselberry wish you to guide Tokyo. Are Mr*. H. L. Johnsoa Mrs. Jane Casselberry there anybody who want to 322-4722 838-5046 have a student guide In Chuluota Longwood Tokyo? Mrs. Donna Eates Mrs. Joan Magia Do not you think how won­ 838-3317 363-3742 derful it is if we could un­ North Orlando DeBary derstand each other? The un­ Mrs. Doria Dean Mrs. Adam Muller derstanding is, I think, the 322-1983 668-4410 first required necessary thing Deltona Osteen before starting any thing. The Mrs. Mildred Haney Mrs. Clarence Snyder ! 668-5631 322-4841 friendship built upon such un­ derstanding can really serve Enterprise Oviedo Mrs. Evelyn Lundy Miss Helen Hnodgraoa the way to the brighter life 668-1933 365*3610 and the world peace better. I really want to tee by my own eyes the life o f Amer­ ican people, especially school life. I could take up some good part of your realistic thinking o f way and manners to my life. Besides I want to meet the Puge 1-A Sanford, Florida Wed., May 6, 1964 friend who livee In North Carolina once again. W A L T E R A. UIELOW , ED ITO R AMR PUBLISHER With the sincere hope that KHAftK VOLTULI.VE. C lrcatalian - Ueaeral N aaasee you will accept to find out J l l . l t > L. STKVBTHOM RUT URKEB sponsor to give m* some fa ­ A ssociate E ditor A dvsrtD Ing M anager cility. I can pay the expens­ EMEU VAN PE L T ROT P IA T T M anaging E ditor a a n tra l A dvertisin g M anager es of the one way ticket. So M AH IO I. JOHNSON UAM HIETT E. STAPLETON I want to have a person who City E ditor Classified D irector JI'U V W ELLS JAN IE SHOEM AKER bears the expense of my cost County Editor D ullness M anager of living and school expense DttltlS W IL L IA M ! STMRU W E L L ! Uoclsty Editor there. I am 11th grade now, M echanical BupL I want to graduate from the SUBSCRIPTION RATES high echool there if I can. By Mali Bsaae D elivery Let me introduce myaelf D a l a a l t C euaty A ll Other (SOS 1 Tear l i e W eak t i l l * 1 Tear here: I am I 11 years old ISO I Mentha 1.11 I Montha Japanese girl living in Tok­ l i t I M onths I N | Montha I.SS I Month yo. I take lessons o f “ Tea l.M I Meath V. * Postal R egulations provide that a ll asail auboerlpUeaa he selemony” and “ Flower ar­ paid la advance. rangement’' I can teach you about “ Flower arrangement,” Entered ae second claee m atter O cloeer II. t i l l a t the Poet u fflin of Sanford, F lorida, under the A ct e f Congress o f March. Japanese and Chinese char­ acters, If you want. T he itrra ld la a m em ber e f the United Preaa which la a s Name: Fumiko Mochiruki titled eictu siv e ly to tho uaa fo r rapu hllcatloa o f aU the loeal Address: 2-105 Kodan-jutn e t s printed la thla aawapaper. aku, 403 Kugahara, Ota-Ku, No part o f any material, users or advartistag, o f this odttlon Tokyo, Japan o f Tho Sanford liarald may Pa reproduced ta any manner w ith ­ I should be very much out w ritten perm ioslou e f the publisher o f Tho H erald. Aay Individual er tlrm responsible for euch reprodu ction w ill be pleased indeed if you would t otieldered aa In frin gin g on The llerald a cop y rig h t and w ill ba he kind enough to favor me held liable for dam aging under tbs law. Published dally escep l Saturday. Sunday and Christm as, published Saturday precaedlng with your answer. Fumiko Moqhlzuki Christm as. Herald Area Correspondents 1 Department, the CIA, the FBI, the Pentagon. You name it. The American Reds are trying to infiltrate it. Before falling for the line that maybe the Commies aren't so bod after all, an American should ponder this from Hoover, the best inform­ ed American on communism: “ It is the avowed purpose of the world Communist move­ ment, o f which the Communist party, U. S. A., has always been an integral party, to de­ stroy our free society by viol­ ent menus if need be anil to supplant our constitutional government by a Soviet-style dictatorship. “ To counter Communist rea­ soning we must have a basic understanding of Communist concepts and practices, plus a thorough understanding and appreciation o f our own prin­ ciples, traditions and objec­ tives. “ It is vitally Important that we know what we stand for and why.” Vitally important, that is, to our survival. A Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic CASE S-457: Bob U., ased 17, is a confirmed stutterer. “ T-t-tcll me. Dr. C-CCrane,” he began, “ how I c-e-can get rid of this t-t-terrible habit?” Despite the involved ex­ planation that some speech therapists employ and their lengthy stress on relaxationall of which is good, the psychiatric answer is com­ paratively simple. For the usual case of stutt­ ering is duo to a social “ burn” that develops because of humiliation or extreme em ­ barrassment at the very moment the victim is using normal conversation in his na­ tive tongue with other human beings. There are thus three ele­ ments to the stuttering com ­ plex, whirh you can visuallie as corners of an equilat­ eral triangle. And here are the three hade elements In that “ stutter tri­ angle” : (1) Normal conversational tones; (2) In one's native tongue; (23) While speaking to hu­ man companions. Alter any one of those three corners of that famous “ atuttor triangle” and the stutterer esn free himself from slavery of the little clus­ ter of unruly muscles that have revolted. For example, a stutterer can pitch his voice higher or lower and then speak natur­ ally. As a vcntriloguist, he will not stutter, either! If he reads aloud or sings, this is not normal conversa­ tion so he does not stutter. 11s can recite his lines in a play and not stutter. Demosthenes thus altered thla corner of the “ stutter triangle” by holding pebbles in hli mouth, for thla was not the natural aituation when he first started to stutter. Modern atutterers can also help themselves by biting down upon one aids of their tongue and holding It impri­ soned between their molars as they launch Into speech. Bubble gum in the mouth also serves in lieu of the pebbles that Demosthenes employed. Change No. 2 and you will find that the stutter victim usually stops stuttering st once. Hius an American atutterer can uaually speak fluently in French or Spanish. Or- even if he adopts dialecal brogue or a cockney ac­ cent, ha can usually speak smoothly. Now notice No. 3, for De­ mosthenes also talked to the waves, which altered this point of the triangle. Stutterers can thus converse easily with their dogs or with horses, too. For stuttering is a very specific pattern of behavior. You victims can “ trick" that unruly cluster of musclrs by altering any of those original factors that romprised the ''stutter triangle." Relaxation also helps and social poise is likewise bene­ ficial, hut stuttering of any set of muscles may require chronic treatment to keep the victim free from this unruly cluster of muscles. So send for my booklet, "How to Stop Stuttering,” en­ closing a long stamped, re­ turn envelope, plus 20c. For a slip of the tongue by a timid child who is under tension, may cause the laugh­ ter that starts a chronic case of stuttering. tha inability o f scientists to — At th* end of this month, get sufficient quantities of a small, undramatic meeting pure viruses for experiment­ on centrifuges will be held ation. in the Atomic Energy Com­ Methods for separating virmission offices st Oak Ridge, usea have been so inadequate Tenn. It may revolutionize that scientists often have hnd the speed with which Amer­ to work with 35 millionths of an ounce of n virus in a year. ican medicine develops vac­ These pitifully small amounts cines and methods of treat­ have held research to a crawl. ment for leukemia, other With the new centrifuges, forms of cancer, the common a scientist will have 1,000, or cold, encephalitis and other 10,000 or 100,000 or more times as much of n pure visvirus diseases. us for his research. At this meeting, AEC and A good deal of the work National Cancer Institute in virua diseases is separat­ scientists will unveil for pri­ ing things. You hnve to sopvate industry a aeries o f rad­ nrnte out the particular vir­ ical new centrifuges able to us you’re interested in. You separate "large” quantities of have to inject this virus into some animal to determine if pure visuscs. TheAe.j*"ntr!^uges, and oth». J t . '«• indeed, the causative era under development, may agent for the particular di­ sease you're studying. This mnke possible: Quantity aeparation of may take largo amounts of platelets—which could pave the virus. Then you may want to sep­ the way to saving 25 per cent of those who now dis arate out the pnrts of the virus (head, tail, parts of the of leukemia. Separation of the viruses head) to sec which part of which cause leukemia in quan­ the virus dors the dirty work. tities sufficient to develop a You may have to identify nnd “ leukemia vaccine’1 in a hand­ separate a second virus for the same variety of the same ful of yenrs. Development of vaccines disensr, because it may be without impurities thnt mar­ that two viruses work ns a red eurly batches of polio team to trigger the disense. O n c e you’ve established vaccine. Positive identification of whnt virus or viruses cause the exact viruses which trig­ the disense, you must separate ger major virua diseases probably years earlier than otherwise. Rapid separation out, as new viruses needed for quick­ er development of vaccines for key virus diseases. The secret Is the unusual ability of the new centrifuges to separate out pure viruses nnd, eventually, even parti of viruses (heads, tails, pnrts of heads), in large quantities — a quart or more at a time. A major barrier to surccisful virua research baa been out large quantities of the vims or viruses for use in developing vaccine, you must separate out even larger quantities of the virus or vir­ uses to produce the vaccine* doctors need to inoculate their patients. The problem i* more com­ plicated if several varieties of a particular disrase are common. (It's believed, for example, that there may be 100 or more kinds of cancer.) These significant new cen­ trifuges are an outgrowth of work on the atom bomb. When alert scientists at Oak Ridge nnd Washington decid­ ed that the centrifuges they were developing might have w- i i l r r applications, these Atomic Energy Commission scientists teamed np with men *m tho~N*ti*6fi' ' ’ sneer In­ stitute. The result may he a revo­ lution in virus research. B R U N IN G PAINTS GIVE YOUR HOME THE BRIGHT LOOK I'h. 322-8613 Factory Paint Outlet 2617 8. French Gimmickry For Economy? Simple arithmetic demon­ strates that after four months «f President Johnson, govern­ ment spending proceeds at about the same rate as under President Kennedy. The It. S. Trensurry goes dee|ier in the red. In three months since John­ son took over the While House, the public debt has in­ creased by nearly $2.5 billion. The debt as of the end of last week was $310.1 billion. It would not be fair to as­ sess responsibility for this high-level spending nnd the debt Increase ngnlnst the new President. Three months are not enough to enable even the most determined econo­ mizer to reverse th* big ■pending, deficit trend in which the U. S. government has indulged itself for 30 years. But the time Is aprnaching when LBJ must take the re­ sponsibility for spending and Increnses in the public debt. It is notable, therefore, the Republicans already are ac. cusing the new President of substituting gimmirkry for economy in government. The Republicans do not spell it out well, or at all. If they expert to make effec­ tive presidential campaign issuet of government spending, Treasury deficits and the ris­ ing public debt, the Republi­ cans will nerd some farts and figures. For rxnmple: Rep. Robert A Taft Jr. (Il-Ohio) told a group of Republican women this week that Johnson had made no real cutback In ■pending in view c f various new spending programs being advsnrrd. Taft will hava to do better than that. I f he talks about new and costly spend­ ing programs, he should be prepared to name them and the sums involved. One of the best publicized— best press-agented—political maneuvers of recent years was I.BJ’s revision o f the Kennedy budget immediately on taking over. The new Pre­ sident and hia aides carefully leaked to tire press that the budget, xould not b* reduced despite heroic efforts. Th* public was prepared for an increased 1995 fiscal yenr spending budget o f $1112 billion prrhups more. The publir also was taught to be­ lieve that thin figure would be imposed on a protesting Johnson by spending commit­ ments long since enacted Into law by previous Congresses. This, o f course, was baloney. It waa, Indeed, Madison Avenue at its la-st. When tho budget finally waa revealed it was not over but under $100 billion, Th* new President then began dousing lights in the White Hous* chandeliers and his reputation as a good, conservative, economy man was just *l>cut made. That is what the Republicans are up ■gainst and thoy will not dealrny this image o f economixer Johnson with general statement*. They could do worse than keep public account of the debt figures as they are pub­ lished daily by the Treasury. The Treasury also publishes other figures whirh in gen­ eral represent the rule of thin y e a r ' s - spending compared with a year ago. The Republicans could keep the voters looking at those figures, maybe, fur a judg­ ment on LBJ’* achievements in economy. Republican* are wailing thnt LIU Is crowding spending into the current fis­ cal year to decrease the spending burden in fiscal 19(15 for which the Johnson administration will he wholly responsible. Maybe so. But what the voters will want is some proof. Facta! Owning y o u r own homo is n good investm ent ...n n d whim yon finnneo your hom o with tm, (ho dollara you pay each month aro "grow th dollara." Each payment you make Increases your equity nntil you ow n your homo debt-lrcn. And in the mcantimt you enjoy It. W hy not let sotno o f Ihcse "growth dollars” work for you? Let us nrr homo loan for you tailored lo your needs. Barbs By Hal Cochran The fellow with a lot of sugar has little trouble get­ ting a sweetie. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and Loan Association When th* warden took his pen in hand in a Southern prison a riot was halted. There was one more day in February this year be­ fore March blew in. 312 West First Street, Sanford MFMni'K OF TIIB SAVINGS AND LOAN WONOSTION. INC. SrONSOI OF 1IIIS ADV1KI ISl.MIN I IN LIFE AND FAII I..NI V MAGAZINE, for your Dream Home? SEE Id y llw ild e “ Homes Of Distinction CUSTOM BUILT Situated on large individually landscaped lots Features include central heat and air conditioning TWO NEW HOMES NOW COMPLETE MODERN KITCHENS BY EST. 1935 6 E N I R A L 0 ELECTRIC >4/ A 'J H IM 114 Bo. l»hof*e Palmetto FA 2-0 8 M ShosunaksUi CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Custom Building Our Specialty General Office ” 11 W. 26th St. 322-3107 Spies Office 322-7495 STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS �OUR BOARDING HOUSE « jt V rra O P«ge 2-A - May g, 1964 STOE GLANCES Legal Notice By Galbraith IN T H E CIRCUIT COVMT lx a n d r a n s k m in o l u c o i n . TV. FLOHIDA IX C-HAXCEItr I B M TH E WILLIAMSUURUH 8A V . INOS BANK. A corporation. Plaintiff, JACK MITCHELL, at al. Defendant*. NOTICE o r CL'IT THE BTATB OP FLORIDA — TO: JACK MITCH ELI, and TH ELM A MITCHELL Itaaldanca and addraaa unknown Tou arc harahr notified that a ault haa tiaan filed aaalnet you and Nathaniel Jackaon, in the above entitled c a u ic ; and that you arc hereby required to flic your anawar with the d a r k e f thle Court, and (a ■arva a copy th ereof upon the Plaint Iff* attorney whoa a name and addreea la: PHKRMAN. IHCHAHDHON A WATSON Til Harnett Bank Building Jarkaonvllla t. rio rld a not later than May 14th A. P , 1>«I. If you fall to d o ao, Derrea Pro Confeaeo w ill ba entered aaalnet you fo r the relief da. manded In the Complaint. The nature o f aald null being fo r the foracloaura o f Mert. r a t e encum bering the property and pretnleea located In 8*mInole County. Florida, deecrlb* ed aa follow a: IATT H . ACADEMY MAN. o n . UNIT ONE. accordlna to plat th ereof recorded In Plat Book 13. D ags »l. Public Ilacorda o f Semin* ole County. Florida. WITNESS my hand and teal o f eald court at Sanford. Sem­ inole County, Florida, thle 13th day o f April. 1311. (SEAL) Arthur If. B eckw ith. Jr. Clerk o f Circuit C ourt Seminole County, Florida By Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Puhllih: April II. i f . S3, Mav «. 1314 CD T-H __________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COV'HT OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL C tB CCIT, IN AND FOR SEMIN. OLE COUNTY, FLOHIDA. i n n i A N c r . n r n o . is a ri NOTICE TO DEFEND NINTH FEDEItAL MAVINfIN AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK CITT, P la in tiff, ve. JOSEPH J. DAFFRON and LINDA L. DAFFBON. hie wife, Defendanta. TO I JOSEPH J. DAFFRO N and LINDA U DAFFllON, hie wife. n eilden ca Unknown TOU ARK H EBEBT NOTI. fled that a ault to foreeloae a M ortgage haa baan filed against you In tha ako\a Court by lh « ahova named Plaintiff. The property eouaht to be forecloeed te aa follow a: Lot II ef LONODAI.H SUBDIVISION, a ccordlna to plat theraof aa recorded In Plat Bonk II. Pan# te, o f tha publlo recorde <>f Seminole County, Florid... TOU ARK REQUIRED In file your Aawer with the Clerk o f tha Court and to eerva a cop y upon the P la ln tlffe' At* torneye, FREED A N ATHAN. SON, 110 South W aahlnalon Avenue. Tltuevllle. Florida, not later than May tlth , 1111. I f you fall to do ao, a decree pro confeeto w ill ba entered aaalnet you fo r the relief da* manded In the Complaint, WITNESS my hand and aeal e f aald Court at Sem inole County, thle lOlh day o f April, !»<<. (SE A M A rthur H. Beckw ith, Jr. Clerk o f Circuit Court B y: Martha T. Vlhlen, D. C, FR E E D and NATKANSON t i o South W aehlnston Avenue Tltuevllle, Fla. Attorneya tor P la in tiff Puhllih: A pril 33. 23. May (. 12, 1*14 CD T.SI__________________________ IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT. NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP FLOHIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. CHANCERY NO. 1M4I FED EItAL NATIONAL M ORT. UAlJE ASSOCIATION, a c o r . poraU#% P lain tiff, VB. RORERT R. CROZIER and SALLY M ARKS CROZIER. his wire, and J o a n n a s . c k o z lE lt, Defendanta. N o r t c a OP SUIT IN HORTOAOB FORP.CLOSCRB TOl JOANNA S. CRO ZIER w hoee reeldence la un> known and whoee last known m ailing addreea lai 3Io HL Itagla Drive, Peneacola, Florida. TOU ARB H EREBY NOTIFIE D that aa Amended Com* plaint in fareeloaa a certain m ortgage enrum berlng the fo|. low in g dcecrlbed real property, to-w ltl Lot IS. a f SANI.ANDO ESTATES. Flret Addition, aa per plat Ih ersof aa record* ed in Plat Book II, page I t o f ths Public R ecord* o f Semlnol* County, Florida. T ogether w ith the fo llo w in g household appliances w hich ar* and ahall be deemed to be fix* lure* and a part o f the rea lty: Surface Unit • W ealing* h au l* * PBA I I X T I Oven . W esttaghouea LA 14*1 H eater • M onogram * CB 1*14 E hag been filed against -mu In the above-styled eult, the sh ort title o f which la Federal Na­ tional M ortgage Association, n C .rp ora tlon ergantied under aa A ct e f Cengras* and e x is t. Ing pursuant to tha Federal National M ortgage Association Charter Act, having Its prin­ cipal o ffic e In the City o f W ashington, D istrict o f Co* tumble, p la in tiff, ve n u e , n o . DEBT P. CROSIER and SAL* LT MARKS CROSIER, hie w ife, and JOANNA S. CRO ZIER. Dafandanta and you aro r e m in d to aerva a cop y o f you r Answ er o r oth er pleading lo the Amended Com plaint on P lain tiff's A ttorney, Mack N. Cleveland, Jr* Suita I I I San. ford Atlantia National Bank Building, Ban ford, Florida, and fils the original Anawar or ether pleading in tha o ffice o f tha Clerk o f the Circuit Court on or before the lit h dey o f May. A. D. 1444. I f you fall lo do as, a decree pro con feieo w ill ba taken ngnlnet you fo r Ih# relief demanded In the Amended Complaint. Thin N otice shall be pub* llshed on c« * week fo r fo u r ron itru tlv s w ««ka In T h « Ma r . ford lle n ld , n newspaper eir» •uleted In Sem inole co u n ty , Florida. A D,V,d, (SEAL) , *111 4,7 *f Aprl1* ■'A rthu r If. Beckw ith, Jr. Clerk o f Circuit Court “ » « k, N-CUvnlend. Jr. , nd H arold P. Johnson Attorneya far P la in tiff P. O. D raw er S Sanford. Florida Publish: A pril II, SI. II. May I. m e CDT-tS �f “ I f Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, 322-5612 12. Real Estate For Sale 6. For Rent Phone Classified From Sanford Exchange 322-5612 From Seminole County 425-5938 NOT LONG DISTANCE Office 204 W. First RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald win mm m re­ sponsible tor more than one incorrect tniertion of your ad, and reserve* the right to re­ vile or reject any advertliemtnt from what ordered to conform la the polleiea of thli paper. D E A D L IN E S STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED? Tuea., thru Fri. • 2 P. M. day before tniertion. lion. • S at noon. 2 BR, fully furnished. Avail­ PRIVACY: Gracious 2-story home, city convenience A able May 1. Prefer adulta. water. 2100 sq. ft., plus big 1503 Sanford Ave. screen porch, back util, UNFURN. 1 Lg. BR Apt. K1L porch, patio, garage. Ideal equlpt. 108V9 W. 18th St. Ph. for children. 322-9235. 349-3952. 3 BR. Air-Conditioned, 1‘ 4 baths, Fla. room, fenced Furn. Gar. Apt. 254514 Pal­ yard, with patio. Ravenna metto. Ph. 322-0525 or Park. $800 down, $105 3224254. monthly. Phone 322-9357. 1 BR Housctrailer furn. Ph. 2 BR. Home. Study, 1W 322 1187. Baths, large FamUy Rm. in Gar. apt. 1201 Magnolia Ave. good neighborhood; includ­ Apply 5 6:30. ing steve, refrig., room airconditioner, washing ma­ FURN. 1 BR clean Apt. 801 chine A rugs. Really ter­ Palmetto. 322-5492 or 1374. rific buy! Monthly pay­ 1 BR., Furn. Apt. with Pvt. ments 883.50. bath, 317 S Park Ave. KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, Inc. RENTALS FURNISHED FA 2-8074 t BR. 1 Bath, 2429 Chase $55 2 UR, 1 Bath, 1008 French $60 2 BR, 1 Bath, Garage Apt. BEDROOM HOMES 917 W. tit. $55 IMMEDIATE 2 BR, 1 Bath, 1817 Summer­ OCCUPANCY lin $70 Air-Conditioning Optional UNFURNISHED ....... As IjOw as $350 Down 2 BR, 1 Bath, 1811 Summer­ lin $80 CRYSTAL LAKE PARK LAKE MAItY 3 BR. 1 Bath, 562 Queens West on 25th St. and Mirror Dr., CasseclberLeft on Lake Mary Blvd. ry $115 322 2741 3 BR, 1 Bath, Jewett Lane $85 LAKE WYMAN HEIGHTS LONGWOOD VACUUM CLEANER-LOCAL (South on 17-02—6 ml, REPAIRS — SALES — 1-ROOM efficiency apt. with 2 Blks. Northwest of ALL MAKES pvt. bath and shower, suit­ Longwood Plata) Phone 322-2282 able for couplo or single TRAILER I..ADES person or retired. All utili­ CONSIDERED VACUUM CLEANER ties lm.ludrd in rent. Ideal­ REPAIRS ly located on First St., with­ Tarti, Supplies, Electrolux, in 1 block of 2 free parking Kirby, Hoover, Air-Way, Ph. 838-3911 lots and shopping center. In­ Rex-Air, Filter Queen, GE, quire at Manuel Jacobson New Custom Built Home on etc. Free pick-up. Dept. Store, 211 E. First St. Crystal Lake. For informa­ GM VACUUM REPAIRS tion call 322 3378. FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie >06 So. Myrtle 322 8627 Cowan. 322-4013. FOR MEN ONLY I ti. For Rent DO YOU WANT TO RENT WHO want their family to Kurn. Apt. 2300 McllonvUle. OR LEASE: Wc have tenlive In spacious comfort. 8 nants for 4-BR, home; 3 Rooms, including 8 Bed­ Furn. apt. 500 Park Ave. BR home; and a smaller rooms, living room, dining Nice large 2 BR. unfurn. homes. Phone Mrs. Day at room, FIs. room, 1V9 baths duplex Kitchen equipped. plus a kitchen with break­ 14th Ave., Long wood, 8 mi. fast area. Sells for apprai­ from N.A.S. Ph. *38-3298. THE TIME TESTED FIRM sal of $12,000, with $500 116 N. Park Av*. FA 24123 down and $85 per month. W E L A K A APARTMENTS: LMN Enterprises, Inc. St. Johns Realty Room* private W. Firit St. bathl, 114 Clean rooms for men. 401 Magnolia Ave. 1220720. SOUTH W ARD Furn. 1 Hdrm. Apt. $43. 2101 Furn. a BR, duplex apt., tile Investment A Realty Magnolia—322-3951 3224173 bath, terrazzo floors, water US N. Park Ave. Robert A. Williama furnished. CaU 322-2334 at­ tar • p. m. STOREROOM, or office, on 2, 3, A 4 BEDROOMS l»t. St., near 2 fraa park­ Unfurnished 2 BR, house, kit­ 1, M , A 2 BATHS ing loti. Inquire, Manuel chen equipped. 322-3851. DOWN PAYMENTS FROM Jacobson'a Dept. Store. FHA - VA HOMES i Room furn. garage apt. 1018 Elm Ava. 322-0838 after 4:30 p.m. RENT A BED RoUaway, Hospital A Baby Beds. By Day, Week, or Month Ph, FA 2-51S1 US W. 1st St. I”.Room nice, clean furn. apt. CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322-367T. 2 BR, borne, kit. equip. Keys Small clean turn. apt. Adulta. at BIT Catalina Dr. 322 0702. _______________ $100 Low Monthly Paymanta For Complete Information See Or CaU Your FHA - VA SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty Bachelor will ehare home V. For Sale or Rent 322-2420 2565 Park Dr. with another gentleman. Furnished a BR, 8 bath, airCaU >22-4740 after e. 2 BR., 1 BATH conditioned. aaa-5509. Screened porch, Including kit­ MODERN Air-conditioned Cot­ CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON chen equip. Down payment tage with awlmmlng pool. LAKE. CaU a v a n l n g i $350. Monthly Payments Ideal ipot for relaslng vaca­ 322-1597. $51.50. tion. Located on Urge lake. KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, 12. Re«l EaUtt For Salt KENNETH E. WACKERINC. Broker aai-g074 3 BR, 1 hath home, fenced Winter Park back yard. North Orlando. REAL (Estate) Mlday 7-2309 — MI 7-2316 Th. 3334319. OPPORTUNITIES > BR unfurn. house. Call a BR. 1 bath, kit equipped. Watarfront Lots, $23 Down, >22-5185. $15 per mo. $300 down, assume pymts of $76 mo. 322-1599. 40 Acres, 54.YI Per Aero Downstairs clean apt. Attic 4 Acres A Trailer, $10,000 with fan A garage. Adults. Rea­ Terma sonable. Ph 321-1854. 3 Bedroom- 2 Rath, Lakcfront, BR house, Bowman’s Trail­ 111,ooo with Terms 1901 Park Avenue er Court. 868 4908._________ 2 Bedroom, I Bath, Zoned FA 2-5232 anytime Commercial, $11,250 urn. apt. 140. 611 Park. 2 A 3 Bedroom Homes, $100 ON LAKE IIAUNEY i— ilng room, well ventilated 3 BR, modern home. CaU Down quiet neighborhood. Ph. FIIA-VA Realtor Kenneth Taylor, 319-4391. STEMPER AGENCY 18ia So. Froech Av*. 322-4991 ,g. > BR house, kit. equip*., lg. screened porch. Children GREENBRIAR Property Management desired. $50 mo. Geneva Ph. Choice lot* available la ti Sales Broker S49-S451. Greenbrier o f Loch Arbor overlooking golf court*. 960 Howard I BR, housetrallCustom building to your er. See at Orange City Mo­ specifications. Greenbrier Offera for your (election bile Home Park. Will move developed by theae Beautiful 2, 8, A 4 closer to bate. Ph. Richard KINGSWOOD Bedroom Schmits, N.A.S. 322-1330, ext. BUILDERS, INC. 492. 208 Fairmont Dr. FURN. 3 BR home. Close to FA 2-8074 base. $85 mo. Ph. 322-8281. Seminole Realty V A -F H A Jim Hunt Realty Government O w ned FURN. 3 Rm. apt. lit Floor. Close uptown. $40. Phone 322-8261. 2 BR nicely furn. house. Ph. 322 6237. ROOM furn. apt. $55 mo. incl. water A elec. $22-3980. > x 46 2 BR Modern Trailer. Prefer Navy couple. Holly­ wood Trlr. Park. Ph. 3222778. BEDROOM bouts, kitchen furnished, near air bate. CaU 322-4045; after 6 p.m. call 322-4758 BR., 2 bath, home. $125reliable, June. 322-6595. ftanforh ^rralb SWEETIE PIE May 6, 1964 — Page S-A Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To make the beat homa buy, see the VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker 4 AGENCY • REALTOR 2405 S. Park Ave. Phones FA 8-2284 or FA a 2285 BY OWNER. 3 BR bouse. Low down pyml. 415 Beth Dr., Ravenna Pk. Phosse 322-7871. FURNISHED, UNFURNISH­ ED Lakefroot, 3 BR, 1W bath, 15 x 30 Swimming pool in Sunland- 121 Lake Dot. LOCH ARBOR— Lg. 4 BR, > Bath, 17 x 17 playroom. Cent, air-cond. A beat, lg. util, rm., patio, dble car­ port, sprinkler system w. own weU, Located 1 blk fm Golf Court* on lg. 150x150 lot. 4V4% GI Loan. Will seU my equity. 807 Ridge Rd. CaU >22-1522. Fla. Jim Hunt Realty Offle* FA 1 -tllf available May 1. 2 BR.. furn. Night FA 24948 houte, for imaU family. Ph. 123 0700 M 4 P ast Dr. Eaalerd, >224370. EVERETT A. HARPER 29. Automobile Service 34. Article* For Sain 36. Automobiles • Truck* 36. Automobile* • Truck* s Amoco By Nadine Seltzer Wagner AUTOMOTIVE SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC 1950 Mercury. Good cond. New paint Job. $250. Ph. SLANT-O-MATIC 300A FuUy automatic. Just dial It 822-0171. AIR-CONDITIONING and sew. Take up payments INSTALLATION - SERVICING '90 Renault Dauphin* with '61 o f $10.20 mo. or pay off Good Used Cara Sold engine. Exc. cond. through­ bal. $168.40. Liberal trade 818 French Ave. 322-7765 out. Asking $495. Ph. 322for your old machine. Call 8614. anytime for Free Home Auto Glaaa, Tep# Trial. 322 8627. A Sea* C o vert Man's formal suit for special occasions. Like new. Very reasonable. 322-1389 after 7. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 24032 IL L WORK GUARANTEED Rolls way bed, single Maple bed complete; single bed A '53 Cadillac. $587 bal. $32 mo. springs. Good cood. Ph. '58 OMl.. $797 bal. $42 mo. 322-3134. '59 Rambler, $881 bat, $42 mo. '55 Chevrolet $397 bal. $32 mo. Scnkarik Glnss and Point MOVING, FURNITURE '55 Pontiac, $199 bsl. $25 mo. Company PRACTICALLY NEW '50 Ford $514 bal, $27 mo. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4822 Bedroom set complete $35; '57 Ply., $492 bal. $26 mo. 2 single Hollywood Beds •56 Chev., $611 bal. $33 mo. 31. Poultry - Livestock complete 145 ea.; 1 Sola '58 Metro., $319 bal, $24 no. bed A matching chair $80; '55 Mercury, $487 bal. $26 mo. 1 Shetland Pony for Sale. 1-5 pc. Dinette set $30; 1 '59 Hillman, $687 bal, $34 mo. Stallion. CaU after 3, 322Gas Stove, apt. size $40; 2 '58 Rambler, $419 bsl, $21 mo, 4703. Chest of Drawers $20 ea.; '59 riy ., $681 bsl. $34 mo. Mlie. Items (cabinets- tabBay Horse, $125. Inquire at lea, etc.). Make offer. Ph. No. 1 Fire Station, Sanford. 838 8460. $ Bank $ AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. Repossessions AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 3 &4 3 BR. 2 Bath, Loch Arbor $110 STE.MPER AGENCY 1919 So. French 322-1991 2. Notice* • P e rn o n a la dljr National 31 A. Pets • HMI* 9*Ato* T K I q t l M. M 4 -3 0 Toy Fox Terrier Phone 322-5365. puppy. 'Our teacher it really getting carried away th*ao day*' Sho claim* our WHOLE WORLD la In ortltl" Boston Terrier, AKC Reg., • weeks old. 322 5517. 12. Real Fatal* For Sal* IS. lluninesa Opportunity Boston Bull Terrier puppies. AKC Reg. E. E. Walker. 806 E. 20th St. Ph. 322-6187 Ball-Blair Agency REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE 3rd A Park Ave. Phone 322-5641 BEAUTY SHOP Close to New Shopping Center. Equipped with 2 hydraulic chairs, dryers, shampoo units, air-conditioning, Wait­ ing Room furniture, mir­ rors, drapes, etc. Plus ap­ proximately $500 worth of stock. All for $2200. Good Terms! Call Stamper Agen­ cy, 1919 So. French Av*., 322-4091. Siamese kittens. Bradshaw Drive. $13. 225 FREE. Four sweet little fuz­ zy male kitten* need good home*. CaU 322-3328. SEE I t 2009 Magnolia Ave. 32. Flower* • Shrub* A "Better Quality" Medallion Custom • Built Home, con­ GROW your own hydroponic taining 3 Bedrooms A load­ tomatoea; In containers; ed with outstanding fetsoma bearing. Grosaer’ a Hy­ tures; i n c l u d i n g large droponic Farm, S. Sanford screened patio A completely 16. Female Help Wanted Ave. fenced yard. BLOOMING Hoses en Chero­ ALLY OF SANFORD PRICED? $15,500 kee stock. All other kinds TERMSI $3,250 Down, Aaaume Experienced Sewing Machine Operators needed. Steady existing 5Vi% FHA Mort­ o f Nursery shrubbery and year-round employment in gage at $99 monthly. Im­ trees. our modern air-conditioned mediate possession. Gray Shadows Nursery factory. 3620 Orlando Dr., 6 Ml. S. on 8enford Ave, Sanford. 81. F n r a itu r * Beauty Counselor hat an 1091 8. Park 822-5232 Used furniture, appliances, opening In this area for a Nites: 322 8971-3018 or 8241 tools, etc. Bought • Sold, representative. Must be at­ larry'a Mart SIS Sanford 3 Bit, 2 bath home. Low tractive and have car. For Av*. Ph. FA 8-4183. down payment. Ph. 323-0648. Interview, phone 322-8973. For the biggest selection of 3 BR., 114 bath bom*. Aa­ 17. Male Help Want** nearly new and used furni­ aume payment*. 322-5435. ture, see Noll's Furniture Man for Oliver Tractor. Grove Brokerage In Caasalberry JUST REDUCED work. Ph. 322-3998 after 8 on 1742. Open • daya 8 to 8. 3 Bedroom. H4 bath spacious, p. m. Quality Home, nleeljr locat­ Sail Ua Your Furaltura. ed and convenient to shop­ 2 1 . Ilea u tv S a lo n * Quick Servlet with the ping, schools and churches. Cash. SUPER TRADING Complete Beauty Service 111,900 with $400 Down. POST. FA 2-0077. 3 Senior Operator! FREE ESTIMATE Free Parking at 2nd A Oak 322-5742 105 So. Oak UpbolstaHng A Mattress ren­ ovating. Naw A Used Fural­ HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK 1901 8. Park Av*. tura. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg. FA 2-3232 anytime Ace Beauty Salon Co., at 709 Celery Ave. Cali for Evening Appta. FA 2-2117. MOTHER Mayfair Hotel Ph. 322-8525 WANTED reliable couple to Free Parking take up menthly payments M — is for the Many of $12.59 ea 9 complete extras this home Spring Permanent Special rooms of furniture. Call has built-in; 20 Percent off regular prices TE a i l l l , Casselberry, eelO — is for the Only one Cut 'n Curl Beauty Shop le d . of it'a kind, this 311 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 822-0834 county within; 25. Plumbing Service* T — Is for the Times it will bring you PLUMBING 3 CO M PM STB ROOMS Joy; Contracting Repairs Was on Lay-a-Wsy at H « - is for the Home FREE ESTIMATES this house will mah* R. L. HARVEY with love A hoys; on So. Orange Ave. 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2 S3M E — is for the Everlasting Now ran be seen at comfort this home las 27. Special Service* 298 Uingwood Plaza to offer; Taka up payments PIANO SVC. A TUNING^ R — ii for the Rare oppor­ At only $12 80 per mo. Rebuilding • Refclling tunity being offered you Pb. 831 4583 FREE ESTIMATES to own her. Also 1 Bedroom Suite GENE CUMBAA Slightly damaged 322-2661 — After 12 p. m. Put them all together, they ■t 159.95 spell M OTH ER- A queen for this casU* containing 8 For Repairs and Painting, call 34. Article* For Sale 322-5428 after 5 p. m. week­ Bedrooms, 2 til* baths, Apt. else Elec. R ente, 941. day*. screened breezeway, ••pir­ Pb. 812-9492. ate dining, kitchrn and liv­ Piano Tuning and Repair ing rooms. Jusi V* mile W. L Harmon - FA 2-42B SINGER from city. Paved atreet. Drop-In B o b b i n . Zigzags, LAWNS renovated — Aerate 115,500. Terms if desired. makes buttonholes, sews on —Remove thatch — Chinch buttons. Like new. Pay off Buy Spray ( VC-18 )-F e rtiJOHNNY WALKER, Broker balance of $47.40 or assume Itzo-Ph. 322-4244. 322-9457 for Appointment 8 payments of $7.90. Sanford MANSFIELD LAWN SER. Sewing Center, 322-4991. Charming small house—pan­ elled living room—fire place law n Service. Mowing, land­ Used Auto. Washer, needs scaping, grasa setting, etc. —2 Bedrooms, bath, kitch­ repair, $15. 122-5791. 3223790. en that'll make you want SEWING MACHINE to cook, a full acre of tiled REPRINTS AVAILABLE REPOSSESSED SINOER land teeming with pink and Of pictures that have been Fully automatic. Sews on red roses, fragrant Con­ published in The Hereld. buttons. Makes buttonholes, federate Jasmine, Holly­ CaU Bill Vincent at Tbe embroiders, m o n o g r a m s , hocks, pecan treei. Com­ Sanford Herald, 322-2611. blind hems, etc. All with­ pletely air-conditioned. Out­ out attachments. Guaran­ door screened party room, AIR-CONDITIONING teed. IJke new. Sold new utility room, carport, work By FJSDDERS over |300. Balance due only ahed. Call or come. H. B. POPE CO„ Inc. $79.19 or $8.09 month. Call JOHN E. FOX. REALTOR 200 So. Park Ave. 322-4234 CoUect for Free Home Trial 206 N. Park 2414588 Service Discount. WELlS DRILLED, PUMPS, 323-0559 after 5 322-5630 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS MOVING: Household goods AU Types tad Sites air conditioner, etc. New Wa Repair and Service Mooo '93 Trailer. Cheap S T I N E equity. Ph. 8224494. FA 2-1301 1742 at Hiawatha Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W 2nd St. FA 24432 READY MIX CONCRETE 15. fluainca* Opportunity Patios, Floor, Free Estimates 29. Automobile Service Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, COIN LAUNDRY sand, cement, rock, pipe, C o m p l e t e l y recondition­ COHEN RADIATOR SHOP steel, great* traps, dry ed Coin Business. Golden Free Inspection, estimates, wells. Stepping stones. Opportunity for right party. pickup, delivery. Recoriag MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. A repaua discounted. Small down payment. Call Orlando 425-5121. 21U4 E. 3rd. 322-3M8 309 Elm Ave. S2>-57>1 Seminole Realty Seminole Realty F U R N IT U R E 37. Iloatt* - Motors Gateway To The Waterway Robson Sporting Goods Your EVIXRUDE Dealer 304 6-8 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-5981 USED BOATS A motors. GUNS. New A Used. Large selection. Will trade, also repair. Tackle sold A re­ paired. Osteen nridge Fish Camp A Gun Shop. 31). T ra ile r* • Cabanas 1962 llOMETTE, 55' x 10', 3 BR, Living room 14' x 19'. 322-8719. Apache Camping Trailers Cecil Sellers — 668-4618 Clark St., Enterprise 1957 Ruckcyc, 8 x 38, 2 BR, gSRkTvflTSI. 10 x 20 screened room. Reasonable. 322-8023. USED FURNITURE REPOSSESSIONS. INC. SPECIALS! 2 Pc. Living Rm. Suite, 1 A 1 1 BANF0RD AVE. 8 x 36 all aluminum, >350 down, assume pymta 838.18 OPEN EVENINGS Maple Arms ......... $39.50 mo. Ph. 322-0000 after 5 Small Walnut Sofa . . . . 15.00 Phone 322-4503 p. m. 3 Twin size Hollywood Beds .............................. Ea. 19.50 3 Twin size Box Springs .............................. Ea. 10.00 2 *« size Hollywood B e d s .............................. Es. 29.50 1 ** Size Mattress . . . . 15.00 3 Full size Box Springs .............................. Ea. 15.00 2 Full site Hollywood Beda .............................. Ea. 29.50 1 Queen size Hollywood Bed ..................................... 49.50 1 llnlpoint Refrigerator, A-l Cond. Full width freezer 99 50 2 Twin size Bunk bed mat­ tresses and Posture boards, All for .................... $29.50 ECHOLS BEDDING CO 119 So. Magnolia 322-6321 IUIZ NEW Self - propelled law n Mower $69.05 ; 3 used mow­ ers $15 ea.; Heavy duty •elf propelled mower $39 95; Riding neel type $69.95; A lot of other items also; Mower Blades $1.95; Wheels $1.50; B U I L D I N G FOB RENT. HOWE EQUIPMENT CO., on 17-92 Longwood, Ph. 888-7953. CYPRESS SIDING. Windows A doors. Cheap. Sea at Palms Hotel. 322-2508 after 9. Kenmore Elec, range. Like new. Reasonable. Can be seen at 1100 McllonvUle. 322-7225. 64 HONEY FOR BALE: One gal­ lon, $3.00. Call 828-2990 af­ ter 5 p. m. FREE DELIV­ ERY WITHIN SANFORD CITY LIMITS. SINGER Birthday Sale! r ig $ I IAVINGS On Floor Models A Demonstrators (FREE Repair ESTIMATES) In Your Home In Sanford Call SINGER Representative at Alan's Fabrics A Rugs CLASSICS M USI SOU) I May Specials. Air mats, 19c. Surplus City. 201 W. 1st St., Sanford. Budget FHirn. Co. Payton Realty SACRIFICE. '57 Olds BS For. dor Sedan, A. T.. RAH, P. S. Brakes A Seat. $400. Ph. 322-6100. W fflW O S 322-5783 WERE NEVER BETTER! Get professional carpet clean­ ing results—r*nt Blue Lus­ tre Elec. Shampooer. $1 per Let u* sell you the Humbler o f your choice, nt * day. Carroll's Furn. price that can't be beaten! 3S. Article* Wonted CASH for good dean Used Furniture. Noll-Furay Furni­ ture, 901 W. First St., Ph. 322-6591. 36. Automobile* • Trucks BUYINO A I R 9 er USED CAR? FINANCE IT WITH US ♦ Low Interest Rate* ♦ Low Monthly Pay menu FLORIDA STATE BANK Henry J. Good sec nod ear, 8M. Glenn Straley, Enter­ prise Road, Orange Cily. We will endeavor to uffer you (he LOWEST PRICES* HIGHEST TRADE-INS now through May ISth.l • BANK RATE FIN AN CIN G G uaranteedH IG H E S T P R IC E P A ID for Extra Clean Cars Balance Paid O ff Anywhere in U.8.A. 1012 Sanford Ave. PONTIAC ) 822-4508 $100 DOWN 845 MONTH > • Bedroom Hem * CUSTOM REALTY W IN T E R PAR K Cenwr Lee Rd. a id 1T-9S Phone 944-9081 T H r a m b l e r •» �I A i Page 4-A — M ay 6, 19B4 Smaller P.O.s Exempt From Service Cuts Majority of smaller po»t o f. flee* will not b« affected by the recently-announced adjustmenu 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 at 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 fo r bualncaa at noon Sat* urdaya. A t the aame time, Mann and D o a ld 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. PETERSBURG (U PI) — Nelson Poynter thanked the entire 060 peraon ataff o f the St. Petersburg Time* and In­ dependent, aa well aa two re­ porter*, fo r giving him an “ Editor's dream"— the Pulitaer Price. When told the St. Petersburg Time* had won the I*ulitxer, Poynton, editor and president o f the Time*, hunt out, "It'a an edltor'a dreHml" The award, announced Monduy, wua for a arriea o f ar­ ticle*, editorial* and phuUv graphs revealing the apendlng and financing practice* o f the Florida Turnpike Authority, I l iL nh f i ^Ideabook P R O M T TB X-R A Y UNIT WILL BE INJ FRONT OF THE CASSELBERRY PUBLIX FRIDAY, 2-5, 6-8 P. M. Concentrate .. 4 Fruit Drinks ‘.Z 99* Frtriy Chocolate-Covered .. m.V 39* Fictiwaat F rom Mliad Vegetables . 5 '”.c . M. With Fr«* Fan— Morten'* Bread Dough 3 leavH 59* 4*Fiih*rmt'n tronn Scallops ...............V*.T 49* Mr*. Foul'* Family Fack Shenandoah Cornlih Game Hens 69* Morten's Mix or Match Salt Flavarful Nahlica Crackae “f t 41* Green Beans .......*!.“ 21* CANE SUGAR Shellie Beans ......2V Stakaly's Taadar Slicad Green Beans .......*!.°* 2V Slokoly'i Flavarful Stakaly’s Tandar Wkala Green Beans .............. 27' t f r u i t S a la d 26*os. jo r 69* Ihrlna In your 10c aawipapar coupon from tha Kratt ad) Sliced Bacon. n>. 49c Pork S tea k s »> 45c Br'nschweiger «> 39c Bag Sausage • »»■ 49c Wieners• • • 3 ’pi,0.*: $1, Dry Sausage ft? 39c Pork Roast . . > 35c Tw**y L.an Fra*h . Swift's Framlum Stick Stylo Fraih 'n Flavarful Taratw D IX IE C R Y S T A LS Stskoly'* Detlclau* 27' Kratt'* Amhracir Amhrttir ar Capalaad's Socrot-Saaiaaod Stakaly's Teedar Cut Fordhook Limas Fucrtu Rice* Sweat • CHICKIN, BIIF, TURKIY FOT FIIS Macaroni b Chaata, Spafhctti fir Moat Sauca Chicken .' Biskit L e t t u c e • • 2 headi2 9 ‘ P o t a t o e s 1 0 ,b> 4 9 * P i n e a p 'l e s 3 $1 . U.S. #1 All Furp«a ArmauPa Star Tatty Fish Cakes ......... " A 1. 69* Pk». •9. 39 (Hard Salami, Thorlnfar. Party Salami, Fapparaoi) Swift'* Framlum Slicad • Fraak lattaa Butt LIMIT l PER CUSTOMER PURCHASES Of * ' \ S W IF T ’S F U L L H A LF O R W H O LE FOR SA L AD S OR COOKING Pie Cherries 2 0 -o s . con Rad et Yallaw Hawaii** 39* Punch .......... 3 4‘Z lila at Frida Slicad 25* *1 THIOOI Swift Praia. Prataa Frtsk Oraaad Baal 3 lb*. $1.47 Iwvrm sal. mar #. IM4I Medium Eggs ........ 7.'*. 39* Pineapple ........ 25* M argarine.............!£• 29' Swift's Framlum Family Slsa Kratt'* Famau* Chat** Spraad Beef Stew ... 3 2«.“' Velveeta ...............59* F OF Craam Stylo *1 #303 cani Braskttaaa'* Aitartad Flavor* Yogurt ....................f t 19* Golden Corn 2 <t°! 29* Green Peas 2 *,M cam 29* Green Beans 2 M Green Stamps -*-■ ------------■ ■ Maitar Brand Daliclau* Cottage Cheese Cheddar Cheese '&“• 59' 29* PRICES EFFECTIVE TH U RS., F R I., S A T ., M AY 7, $, 9. 1964 F o lg e r s C o ffe e • • « Su~t ........... a r - K....i s t T u n a a 3 $1 18 iIu .i t Ii par Limit par cutt cuitamar with purchaaa* ad $S a* moral Lorge Family Sise Chunk Style 9-o*. cans 9?!'. “ *r JK.MMI _ _ ||BlRn • l. 25* Hunt's Yellow-Cling HERMAN 0.1. SLICED LUNCN MEATS (Ralagaa, Oliva, Fkklt A Flataate) <->' 3 6-o«. p kai. 87c p H SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT.-INSPECTEI TENDER-AGED H EAVY WESTERN BEEF! _ ^ . Drip Grit w i i p or u r Regular n a g u i o r UFIl T o m a to Ju ic e . • • • Jftl Oraan Stamps vtA All comma ml Ntdiiu •!: VJ' 49* KraH't Sharp Stick Libby's Rich, Rod 'it Refreshing fflW B flf!_________ 39 d a iry sp ecia ls • Kraft's Mirada Wklppad f& * F Taadar Cut ■T ■mnwwr wut EX TR A * iP R ie I • Brtakfail Club Grad* A Florida F fir F tarly Garda* , SM OKED HAMS Charry-Ha Rad Saur Fittad KRAFT OIL Plot To Kill RFK Is Told Roadies? Use Holiday ’ D ry -Fo g ' Fumigant c*m 9 Bananas .... dow n p rod u ce lan e • • We»t*n Icikn, Tlp-Tap Aitorltd WASHINGTON (U PI) — Now It’* official, flourbnn la a distinctively American boote. Tha llouae, after aol>er eonaideratlon, gave final congTrs> atonal approval Monday to leg' Illation giving bourbon whisky U. 8. eltisenahlp. It suggested that approprf ate government agencies Uke action to atop other nations from sending their liquor Into the United States labeled aa bourbon. i fr o z e n fo o d s • • Fictiwaat Flarida Or*n,e Bourbon Now A U. S. Booze NEW YORK (U PI)—An alleged plot to aisaitlnate Atty, Gen. Robert F. Kennedy wai uncovered by the Justice Pc partment In 1DC2, a national magazine aayi In its current issue. Look magazine, In a copy righted article by Its Washing ton correspondent, Clark Mol knhoff, said a top Tcamstera official, Edward G. Partin, in formed the government about the alleged ploL Partin was the top prosecu­ tion witnese wlto aided the government in getting Teamstcra President James It. Holla convicted recently of jury tampering. A V A ILA B LE A T Y O U R P U B LIX N O W P e a c h H a lv e s • • • ™ 2 5 * White or Colored Softer R o u n d R o a s t |b 8 ! S h o r t R i b s . . . ■■»- 3 ! M C h u c k S t e a k s “»• 5 ! G r ' n d B e e f 3 »>*• * 1 i( plus P I... 100 i n n axtre »»*— free J- ‘ / *Graan — '■ A.'M. Stomp* with coupon) ____ WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASl i 0 W m » W 5 0 •A 9S825JH S S **!! JW IF T FR IM IUM CO UN TRY • TY L I SMOKID S A U IA G I Ik. 69c . **»*<m* **»• Wav *. IM41 ----- ’ | MtOQOOOOOOOOOO, O W f iV V a Y M S O * % / Hold ■( Drug, Garden J Supply, Drug and leading! Grocery Stores Mfg. bv Pel Chemlcala, Inc., Miami, Fla. J tf Oraan Stam p. MAAlaaa*------- ' — 1-------~ A RRID CREAM DEODORANT - leraa a lia 69c plu* tax ^ m r lia Sal. Hay L laau K le e n e x T o w e ls 2 a 3 9 * 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. White or Colored SEMINOLE PLAZA K le e n e x T is s u e • • HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 White or Colored Two-Fly D e ls e y T is s u e o _ • 2 _ Jtil Oreen Stamps M A Alg teepee m l lerfm i eft BACTIN E SQUEEZE BOTTLE 2 -a i. ilia 59c tm#n» Sat Mar S IMU CASSELBERRY, FLA. - O ^ S 7 .AW B O ^ Oreen Stamps d d tk a m ia tw d m . xhl Oreen Stam ps^ w*A Ala aauaaa aad amAaaa ah KO TEX REG. ar SUPER 2 12-ct. a k f*. 19c taaatraa Sal. lia r *. ItW I NESTEA IN STA N T TEA largo Jar 89c taaatraa Bat. Sat. a t , 9 a.. lata) IM4) O mmsem -------------- _ Jtf Orean Stamps Ala aaapaa aadM u a ah STOUFFER'S CORN SOUFFLE mm - —- �11 ■ *« 1* cEltr S irn tli) * Zip Code 32771 J WEATHER: Generally fair today and Friday; high today 8.r»-t>0; low tonight in 60s. VOL. 50 United Press Leased W re Established 11)08 TilUltS., MAY 7, 1001 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 185 e i o ^ «- • • • 6) C # • Mack Cleveland, backer o f Jack Mathews in the guberna­ torial contest Tuesday, was asked this question shortly af­ ter the vote was tallied and Robert King High was high man on the totem role: "When wo meet you now, Mack, do we say *116110’ or ‘ I i r r * • • • «■ to 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 o r nation, yea almost the whole world, can make that statement. • • O Fairdoth Takes 2 ,5 70 -V o te 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 o f 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. A F K E T iiffrU fitlN made mincemeat of a dragline Tn Loiigwood yes­ terday at 6:40 p.m. Highway Patrolman C. L. Tomlinson said the truck carrying the dragline was turning onto Palmetto Ave. to cross the rail­ road tracks when it was struck by the Atlantic Coast Line freight. The truck driver, George Danglcman .Ir. of 2600 Celery Ave., didn’t hear tho train signal, Tomlinson said. Damages to the dragline, truck, trailer and train were estimated at $17,200. No one was hurt. (Herald Photo) 7 Signs To Promote Official Count Fails To Alter Seminole And River Seminole Vote Defeat o f the water control referendum stirred Jim Avery, one o f the prime backers o f the project, to sny: "I think if I had any money, I’d invest S e v e n Seminole bulletins it in celery.” placed at strategic spots und • • • pointing out the St. Johns Members o f the Gindervillc River ns tho "Nile of Amer­ Volunteer Fire Department aro ica” may soon boost Sanford reminded o f their bi-monthly and Seminole County fop motmeeting to be held tonight at oiists visiting Florida. 7:30 nt Kbenezer Church, A committeo o f the Semiu- s e e ff C * < • t >J « o * Tho American I.cgion Aux­ iliary, Unit 63, will hold three Memorial Day services st three cemeteries at which time members will present flagpoles in honor o f the nation’s wur dead. S;iciikcrs are being lined up for each of the ceremonies to be held at Kvcrgrecn, Onklawn and I’aolu. Gold Star Mothers have been asked to take part and, Auxiliary o ffi­ cials say, they have agreed to provide their Gold Star Flags for the occasion. Sidewalk Arts Festival Friday Scores or artists are expect­ ed to display their work to­ morrow and Saturday in the first Sidewalk Arts Festival at Seminole I’ laza. The art will be .shown on the Plaza mall 'raw ,°J n e tr: »n 5:30 p.m. both'days. Officials hope the public re­ sponse will be such that the festival can become an an­ nual event. A similar (estival in Winter Park attracts sev­ eral hundred visitors, they point out. Artists are expected to par­ ticipate from Orlando and Orange County as well us from Seminole County. Joining In tho program arc members of the Orlando Arts League. ole Chamber of Commerce met No change in results in the this morning to discuss the lo­ cation, wording nnd cost o f the unofficial tabulation of Tucsproject. The recommendations j day's primary voting ip Scmwill be made to the full Chaminolc County were shown to­ ber at a later dute. day in release of the official The pr»|iosed locutions would tabulation by Registrar Ca­ lure truffic at U. S. 17 near Jacksonville, N. S. 1 north of milla Iiruce. Ren. Spcssard I.. Holland, Itunnell, Highway 4rt and In­ terstate 4, Interstate 76 north seeking re-election, nnd Karo f Wildwood, U. S. 17 south of lylo llousholdcr, nomime for llarbcrville, U. S. 1 south of county judge, topped all can­ Mints, and U. 8. 1 neur Huy- didates in the county with 7,324 nnd 7,(139 votes, respec­ nrd. Conferring with the Cham­ tively. The official tabulation, in­ ber committee this morning was Don linrhour of Harbour cluding absentee ballots, re­ Outdoor Advertising Co. of vealed 12,490 electors enst ballots out of 18,450 register­ Orlando. The exact wording of the ed voters in the county, or MIAMI (U P I)-M ia m l’s Rohert King High snd llaynnn Hums of Jacksonville each claimed new support today in t h e i r gubernatorial runoff race and ! > .feiA.s.’rj . j c s. ordi as mayors of Florida's two largest cities. Hums, the lanky mayor of Jacksonville who piled up s 93.000 vote lead over all other candidates in Tuesday's first primary, claimed he had re­ ceived ‘ ‘substantial new sup­ port from every section of Florida." High, Miami's diminutive, i bilingual mayor since 1957 : who shocked poll takers by |running a stunning second, said he had also gotten lots of new support, "even from some Hums people." Lakeland Sen. Scott Kelly, who moved into third place with a late surge of votes from Northwest Florida, trail­ ed High by about 11,000 votes, but stubbornly refused to con­ cede. Kelly maintained that his own tabulations showed less than a 5,000-vote spread be­ tween him and High and urged rampaign workers to "stand by." "This campaign is not over until every precinct is offi­ cially reported, every vote counted ami recheeked and every absentee ballot counted ami rccherked," Kelly said. With all of Florida's 2,279 precincts reporting, B u r n s b.id 301.220 votes, Fred O Dickinson 180,888, High 209,3r.2, Fred Karl 85,809, Kelly 198.948 and John Mathews 133,722. High said that Burns had made a great deal out of what lias heen done in Jacksonville during hi* administration, ami "that suits me line." "I'm perfectly willing to base tlu> campaign on a com parison of our records right down the line: ".Miami's tax decrease vs. increased taxes in Jackson villc; the comparative moral­ ity oi our governments; ho.v Die two cities have done in at­ tracting new industry, and a comparison of Hie harmony or lack of it in which our pco pic live." Both High and Burns said they would not change tlicir campaign tactics for the run off or revise their platforms And both men said they would welcome support from Hie lo* ing candidates and set out to get that support. 6* p. - Yen' • sign is y«t to tie cH'icrnilned. The water route) vation and The ''bulletin" will have on overlay in the upper left hand control bill was defeated with • • • corner with a map stressing 2,355 fo r and 2,033 against. A grant o f more than $1 Democrats will go to the the St. Johns River and.Lake million will maku |>os*ible con polls again on May 20 for Monroe nnd worda pushing st ruction of a new laboratory the second or run off primary Seminole County. building from tho Institute of The largest type will boost und vote on these candidates; Marine Science, University of For governor — Huydon Sanford while the smaller type Miami, according to Dr. Henry Hums, mayor of Jacksonville, will stress the Nile o f Amer­ King S t a n f o r d , university and Robert King High, mayor ica, a phrase the committee president. The National Sci­ will rreommend lie adopted in of Miami. ence Foundation in Washing­ For county tax collector — Sanford's new slogan. ton lias awarded 11,010,000 to­ Murjoriu Shepard and Troy Directional wording will ulso ward the new facility. It'll Ray. be placed in a conspicuous spot house the entire Division of For county commissioner, on the sign. I’hysical Sciences . District t — Gen. .1 ('. Hutch­ Each sign would be 40 feet ison and Edward Yarborough. wide, 12 feet high and have is Don’t forget Sunday For county commissioner, tho river und county map ex­ Mother's Duy. tended on the top left hand District 5 — John Fitzpatrick and Harry F. Cushing. corner. One politician in town is said For justice of the peace, liurbour listed the lutest to have bet on his enndiduto to District tl — Linton L. Cox Federal and state engineers truffic count for major high­ tho tune o f 6100. His oppon and Al Davis. ents were two men. Tho two yesterdny placed their stump ways, recommended 10 bulle­ For constable, District 4 — tins he placed at the strategic won and the loser paid off by o f approval on the City of It. E. Carroll nnd Charlie points. The committee reduced Sunfoid'a new 6410,000 sew­ ripping a 6100 bill in two, giv Thomas. age treatment plant, it was re­ the number to seven with the ing half to each man. For constable, District (5 — * • • ported today by City Manager stipulation that the other Grady Hull und Charles Fa­ three he added at • later dute. Tho Herald haa received W. E. Knowles. gan. Harbour suid the project The federul government is many, many compliment* on County Democrats ulso will would consist o f u three-year ita account o f Juvenile Court underwriting the plant will) 30 vote for national committee­ happenings published in Tues­ |ier cent o f the total cost. contract with an option to man und committcewaman nnd day’s edition. Readers culled Knowles suid this grunt comes withdruw, subject to negotia­ for u slate of delegates to the office volunteering their under the anti-stream pollu­ tion at the anniversary date. the iintionul convention pledg­ The firm would supply the help und offering suggestions tion art directed by the U. S. ed to President Lyndon Johnon how to change Juvenile de­ Health, Education and Welfare metal signs, erect and mnin- son. tuin them at a rust of 6’>0 linquency to juvenile decency. Department. County Republicans will The city alrcudy bus receiv­ monthly. The upkeep would An alert air-sea rescue ef­ Seldom ha* • report in The vote for a national commitHerald created such a stir. It’s ed 649,600 of t h a g r a n t . also he the responsbility of the tceman nnd comm Ittec woman fort Tuesday saved two San­ hoped the Item will do some Knowles said a federul auditor rompany, Ilurhour said. und also for two slates of ford airmen from Injury af good; will rut delinquency will come here, after which the 1 Scale models of several pro­ delegates to tin* nutiunnl con­ ter they ejected from t/ielr city will receive another 678, posed signs and slogans were vention, one slate unpledged A-5A Vigilante attack bomber even just a little bit. studied by the committee • • • during a training mission 000. and one pledged tn Ken. Hur­ whose rhuirmun is Clifford from the attack carrier L'SS A number of businesses are ry Goldwntcr. MeKihbin. Enterprise, the Navy an­ •aid to be following the lead New models, spelling out the nounced today. of a Long Island, N. Y. bunk suggested wording and slo­ The airmen, both assigned which haa banned smoking by gans will la* prepared by the to Heavy Attack Squadron employes at its 60 branches— HUKLDURT FIELD, Flu. advertising firm and lie avail­ Seven, are Lt. Cdr. Jerrold except in washrooms. A noble (U I’ I) — A twin-engine mili­ E. Cita|Hlelaine, pilot of the able for the committee to pre­ experiment, but cynics claim tary plune crashed into pine sent to the Chamlter for contwin-jet aircraft, ami Avia­ such a nil* will do mors to tion Electrician's Mate First muke washrooms popular than woods at the end of a runway aideratiun when tho next budDANVILLE, Calif (U PI) — Class Clifton Stringer, bom 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 crewmen ejected after the place a 676 a week clerk with ing center, killing four of its Francisco in clear weather aircraft became uncontmneight crewmen. a 6300,1)00 machine. crashed and burned on a able in maneuvers 70 miles The other occupunta of the ranch today and all 41 per-! off the roast of Northern C123, including the pilot and sons altoard were re|>ortcd Italy. co-pilot, were injured, hut only killed. Minutes later destroyers ;3ne seriously enough to re­ MIAMI (U I’I )— Sissy DawPacific Air Lines officialsj and heliro;>ers from the near­ quire hospitalization. son will lie a real blushing said the plane, an F27 turbo­ by Enterprise task group bride Saturday. jet, carried 40 passengers, a were on the scene to accom ­ Mayor A. L. Wilson will cut And Charles I). Morrow, a crew of three and one Fed­ plish the rescue. a ribbon at 2 p. m. tomorrow 23-year-old Miami sailor, also eral Aviation Agency observ­ fnrmully opening the Ronds may turn pink, either from er. Mall east o f I’urk Avenue, be­ Some burglars just have no embarrassment or the Florida Contra Costa County sh er­ tween First nnd Commercial ronscienee. aun. iff's officers said there were GAINESVILLE (UPI) Thieves broke into First They're getting married In no survivors. Streets. At the close of late registra­ Sunfurd-Scminole Art Asso­ Baptist Church, Sixth and the nude. The plane. Flight 773 ori­ tion (or the spring triinester, 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 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, 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 sorship of the Sanford Cham­ cording to police reporta to- bride, Mr. and 5tn. John Daw- ity on the east side of San ed today. This was a slight day. i son. ber o f Commerce. Francisco Bay. increase over last year. Sanford Sewage Plant Approved Air-Sea Rescue Effort Saves 2 Sanford Airmen 0 '• Military Plane Crashes; 4 Dead «> 44 Feared Dead In Plane Crash Blushing Bride In The Raw Mayor To Open Mall Tomorrow All Precincts In,- Absentees Being Counted Burglars Loot Sanford Church 6,fil4 At UF FOREST HANGERS Albert llam a (left) und Terrell Ravin boro a samp­ ling' front ‘ T he Senator," more commonly known an "The Bijr Tree," in nn effort to determine its age, believed to be between .‘1,500 ami 8,600 years. However, the rangers suid the buhl cypress tree’s "interior" is such that no true cstmnte of its nge is possible. Prompted by the County Commis­ sion, "The Rig Tree" will be publicized ns u Seminole County "must" for tourists by the Suuford Chnmber of Commerce. It is loeuted on Gen. J. C. Hutchison Pnrkwuy. (Herald Photo) Council Minutes Crowds Greet LBJ Support Her, On Poverty Tour Mayor Says Concern for the future of the Village o f North Orlande nnd not for herself, personally or in her official rnpurlty ns mayor, was expressed tills muming by Mrs. Irene Van Kepoel in answer to rhurgrs of "gross abuse of office , ,. , through misappropriation of public- funds" brought against her und Councilman Arthur Ferrin by former Mayor W. W. Anderson. Mayor Van Kepoel said that "I am protected by Hie min­ utes of April 17: ‘On motion by Mr. (Arthur) Rhodes nlid seconded by Mr. (Arthur) Far* •in giving Mr. (David) Titsun (police commissioner) author­ ity to luivu tho police cur p a in te d ." KN ROUTE WITH JOHN­ SON (U I'D —President John­ son journeyed on a six-state tour of the poverty-plagued Applarhhn area today, talk- mwA... B R IE F S Now Threat VIENTIANE, Laos (U PI) — Premier Houvnnnu I'liouinn’s ultimatum to two leftist ministers in hilling posed a new threat today to hopes for reorganizing the Laotiun coal­ ition government. Lynda On Tour Anderson, in a petition reportcdly s igneil by 211 persons, WASHINGTON (U PI) — Bird Johnson, the charged Mayor Van Kepoel Lynda und Feriln with misuse of President's 20 year-old dauglitfunds in Hint they improperly |er, took her mother'* place authorized a fill payment for today on the Chief Kxucua paint job for the village pul- ' tree's five slate Appalachian ire cruiser. Anderson request- tour, ed n triul for the two or their [ , resignation* from the council. Iv C I ll 1 O l'C C I llC n t S "In toy opinion," said Mayor| NICOSIA, Cyprus ( UPI) — Van Kepoel, "Mr. Anderson is ( and Turkish Cypriot u frustrated lawyer-type W ul-! force* reinforced their de­ ter Mitty at heart, lie brought' fenses and manned new gun the sumo charge* against his position* today a* a result of predecessor. . . . j fighting at widely-scattered " I f necessary, I can retain point* on this strife-torn isan utlorney hut the villuge land, cannot turn to a lawyer to repair the damage Mr. Andcr- L I3J O il 1 110 CtO son has again done to this I WASHINGTON (U PI) — community. |(•resident Johnson has travelFerrin released a lengthy - ,j fttrt|a.r „ n,| token more statement defending Mayor tri|,* t]uri„ K his first five Van Kepoel and himself for lllHnt|,g in „fric«i than cither their actions in authorizing K Kennedy or Dwight puynu-nt of the police cruiser Elsenhower in the opening paint Job and also for the use monlhs „ f ,(o-ir terms. of n truck to haul sund for Hie Little League baseball field. It was understood at last CHICAGO (UI’ I) — Selec­ Tuesday evening’* c o u n c i l tion of a jury in the 620 mil­ meeting, when Anderson filed lion finud conspiracy trial o f his charges, Hint a hearing Teamster u n i o n I’reaident would lie held June 2. How­ James It. lloffu was halfway ever, Mayor Van Kepoel said home today, needing eight today there was no vote taken more jurois to complete the at that meeting concerning a panel. trial or bearing. ing man-toman with jobless workers and pledging a new "American revolution" to help their plight. At his first slop of the two-day trip in Cumlierland, Mil., Johnson sounded Hie theme of his trip when ho pointed to cabinet members accompanying him ami do elared: "W e entne because we rare." Emm Maryland, ho hopped (o Martlnsburg, W. Va., for a brief stop and the srhcdulc then railed for a swing into Ohio, Tennessee, North Caro­ tin and Georgia. Five speeches were on the agenda, including a breakfast talk to­ morrow to nicinlicrs of the Georgia legislature- but he was expected to make even more. At Cumberland, Johnson quickly sought out the man on-Hie-atreet. He paid a visit to n state unemployment of ficc in the Maryland commun­ ity ami talked to Hie jobless workers there. At Hie high acliool stadium where his helicopter landed, the President was greeted by a turnout of about 8,500. At the Cumberland (own square, wlie-e lie delivered bis lirsl speech of the day, an esti­ mated crowd of more than 3,000 heard him declare war to "free 30 million Americans from the prison of poverty." Although he stopped only briefly at Martimburg, to change from helicopter to his Air Force jet, Johnson was given a warm wclcomo at the airport. Military organizations of the Sanford area will observe Armed Forces Day on May 16-17. Mayor A. L. Wilson has pro­ claimed May 10 as "Armed Forces Day to pay special tri­ bute to Hie members of Hie armed forces." The public will be invited to an "open house" on that day at Sanford Naval Air Station to view a display of aircraft and ordnance. Members of Hie various Re­ serve Corps and the Florida National Guard will attend church in a body on May 17. MOSCOW (UI’ I) — The doubling of Soviet aid to Al­ geria assured Russi* of Prciidrnt Ahmed lien ilellu'* sup­ port toduy nnd testified to the Kremlin'* drive for African support against Red Chi­ na and thu West. Abandoning of Station Street in Altamonte Springs so it ran lie used by the Home Builders Association was approved last night by the Town Council, subject to action at a public hearing. Town Alty. S. J. Davis was asked lo advertise the hear­ ing. The firm wishes to placo a railroad spur on tho street to aerve ita business. Architect Robert Webb re­ ported to council members during the brief meeting that plana for Hie new recreational building are virtually com ­ pleted and will be in a few days. In other action, the council authorized the town clerk to seek cost figures for painting tho community house and town hail and also listened to lighting plans for the new Highway 436 from Highway 17-92 west to Hie town limits. I ll^ /g * r DfseouA/r pr /cms 14” TIRES Now Only Reds Double Aid Armed Forces Day To Be Feted Altamonte Votes To Close Street BRAND M A J O R Hoffsi MIAMI (U PI) — Miami attorney Karl Fnlreloth catried a slender lend today in his race for attorney general with incumbent James Kyncs but with ntuu-ntcc ballot counting still incomplete. The latest statewide figure* gave Faircloth 403,102 vote* to 4ti0,o32 for Kyncs. Tills in­ cluded returns from all of tha state’s 2,279 precinct*, plus a number of absentee ballot*— but not nil. The S t a t e Canvassing Board meet* on Tuesday to approve the official votea from the counties and mnko the statewide totals official. It may not be until then bofore the two candidates con­ sider the cliff-hanger raca finally settled. The race has been ona o f tho closest in Florida history, and probably the closest for a state Cabinet post. In 1876, less than 200 votes separat­ ed two candidates for gov­ ernor, but not since then bus there been a race that close. Faircloth is seeking the post to which Gov. Farris Bryant appointed Kyncs in Jununry to succeed veternn attorney general Richard Er­ vin, who « « • given a Stula Supreme Court seat. Faircloth, 4 3 , started o f f Tuesday night as tha leader in tho bnlloting nnd once held a lend o f some 30,000 votes. Kynes begnn to surge ahead after that hut hy mid • dny Wednesday, Faircloth had es­ tablished a slim lead that held at lietween 2,000 and 3,000 votes. $ £ .6 6 750*14. 800*11, 850*14, 900*14. 950*14 R la r k w a lf Plus T** ft Rerap. Tirs Whitewalls 62 More sr [ GUARANTEED RECAPS! Retirement At 00? All recaps guaranteed againat all road hasards and DETROIT (U PI) — A sweeping new bargaining pro­ posal that would allow work­ ers to retire at 60 on Incomes o f up to 6)01) a month was reported agreed upon by Un­ ited Auto Workers President Walter Iteuthcr and a union action group previously hav­ ing differences with the UAW. defer!* fur the life of tires and tubea. • FREE MOUNTING • BUDGET TERMS FA 2-0651 405 W. FIRST ST. ■■ O V 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/. 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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 06, 1964; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/21d1316098d1a1930e8e78846ff61f29.pdf f4c7c999b6a3dddd807c54a2729bbe4a PDF Text Text j \ I, III— M CH'f #B ttfnrS Wrrnlfi P a g e 12 — J u n e I, 19G4 First O f 'Sunflavor' Mellons On M arket Barry And Rocky In Last-Ditch Primary Pitch Cs i II Carolyn King, of Jlartow, national watermelon queen joined with Florida’s Com­ missioner of Agriculture SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Sen. Harry Goldwatcr and Gov. NcUon A. Rockefeller kept fighting for v o id today in the final hours of a Cal­ ifornia preildential primary campaign with managers of b o t h candidates predicting victory. The two Republican presi­ dential candidates are match­ ed in T udday’i critical pri­ m ary conlest — the last and most important presidential primary of 1964. The winner gets 86 national convention votes. Rockefeller was flying back overnight from New York, where his aon. Nelson Jr., waa born Saturday, for a 1,100-mile hedge-hopping trip tip and down the atate by chartered plane. Ilia schedule called for 12 airport stops heginning this morning at San Diego, up aa far north as Chico and back through San Francisco to Los Angeles. If both Rockefeller and Goldwatcr keep their sched­ ules, they will he holding sep­ arate rallies tonight, less than an hour apart, at Los Ange­ les. Goldwatcr planed to fly this afternoon from Washing­ ton for his airport appear­ ance at Los Angeles. He also will appear on a state tele­ vision hookup tonight. Victory forecasts came Sun­ day from Sen. Thomas II. Kuchel, chairman of the Rocke­ feller campaign in Califor­ nia, and former Sen. William F. Knowland, !h« Goldwatcr chairman. Knowland said Ills belief that Goldwatcr would win l>y 800,000 votes was buttressed by big turnouts for (he con­ servative Arizona senator at campaign rallies Saturday. con­ Doyle Conner recently in| -The seal, chosen In launching the first shipment test which drew more than of watermelons bearing the 10,000 entries, is used to dc new Florida SunFLAvor seal. signatc only Florida's top agricultural products. Water­ melons are the third commod­ ity to qualify for use of the seal. Previously, potatoes and corn rame under the SunFLAvor designation. While Carolyn reigns as the national watermelon queen, she is, appropriately enough, from Florida — the nation's principal producer of water­ melons. Each year. Florida ships some $10 million worth of watermelons to markets throughout the country. Carolyn, a student at the University of Florida in Gainesville, is sponsored by the Watermelon Growers , Distributors Association, which is headed by W. R, (Hill) Ward Jr., ol lakeland. The association, a national trade group, is observing Us 50th anniversary this year. Monday • Tuesday • Wednesday » 25th & PARK Corpse Just A Dummy CLACTON, England, (UPI) Two police car* were dis­ patched to a Hotel here Sun­ day night when a telephone caller reported: ‘'Some men have just enrried a corpse in through the back door.” The "corpse” turned out to be a tailor's dummy which wa* being used by a film company. The lek I* the monetary unit of Albania. SWIFT’S QUALITY SHORTENING! THE WASHDAY MIRACLE! U V e Jewel ■ If 3 LB. CAN GIANT PKG. Limit! On* With Ynur S3 Or More Food Order Pleaae Limit: One With Your S3 Or More Food Order Please “SEABRAND” FROZEN, BREADED ARMOUR’S CLOVERBLOOM SHRIMP BUTTER 10 OZ. PKG. LB. PKG. Great Savings on Easy Terms FROM A WOULD OF FINE FURNITURE M ATH ER of Sanford BUY BY THE HOUSEFUL SAVE BY THE ROOMFUL! Imgi WITH AN ASSIST from pretty Carolyn Kimr, nntionnl watermelon queen, the firnt shipment of watermelons bearing Florida's SunFLAvor hcuI have rohu to market. The «eal dcalirnatca KloriilaV top airriciiUurul products, Carolyn iH nporiHornd by the Watermelon Growers and Dis­ tributors Association, a national trade group. ' f t Little Mermaid Gets Back Head No Mansion For Groundkeeper HEADING, Knglund (UPI) — The Ikrkahlrn County Council's planning department decided against building a cottage for the • a - week groun da-keeper of ita new $5,600 recreation area and recommrndrd that a house adjoining the properly he bought Instead. Members of the planning department were red-fared when they were Informed the house waa a 3(1 - room man­ sion valued at $08,000. COPENHAGEN, Denmark (UPI)— Tile little mermaid of Copenhagen, her new head in place, was put back on her pedestal overlooking the har­ bor today after a five-week ab­ sence. Vandals had decapitated her April 23. A trurk delivered the llfcslxc bronze statute of the fairy- tula creatorii from it foundry, where n new head was affix­ ed, to the hartzor side. A crane gently lifted her hack to the rock she has occupied for 31 years. She gazed out again with that sad smile world tourists and Danes know so well and on the city that loves her like a daughter. LIMIT: 1 I'I,HASH EASY TERMS — ODEN FRIDAY NIGHTS M ATH ER of Sanford SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT 203*09 E. Ini ST. 022-0083 Limit; One With Ymir S3 Or More Food Order Picas# “THRIFTWAY” ALL MEAT! “CENTER-CUT” RIB WINNERS PORK CHOPS FULL LB. PKG. LB. 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VOL. 56 Graduation. * • • It's that time again! • • • Watch (or special sections ot The Herald this wiek deal­ ing with grads from Seminole, Lyman and Oviedo h i g h schools. We’re also carrying stories and photos of activi­ ties at All Souls School, San­ ford Naval Academy and Crooms High. • • • And, as you’ve already no­ ticed in this column, a host of young men and women (torn Sanford are being grad­ uated from schools and colleges around the country. • • • Winston Hcrcy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Plercy and grandson of a proud grand­ father, G. E. Piercy, receiv­ ed his US degree in Business and History Monday from Murray State College at Mur­ ray. Ky. He's a mem tier of Alpha Gamma Itho Fratern­ ity. Young Plercy graduated from Seminole High in 1900. His parents and Miss Susan Piercy attended the gradua­ tion. • • • Herman Rozoisky of Cas­ selberry was among some l.'tK) graduates to receive de­ grees Saturday at l/ouiiiana State University's a n n u a l commencement exercises. • • • Among the 263 students in Stetson University's 81st grad­ uation class which was grad­ uated Monday was Ned Nor\ille Julian Jr. of Sanford. Young Julian got his BA in history and now plans grad­ uate study in Stetson's famed College of Law. During his yrars at Stetson Julian was a member of 1-ambda Chi, tliu Pershing Hides, Westminster Fellowship, Stetson's inter* mural program, student gov­ ernment association, student president's cabinet, chairman of the Stetson student traffic committee and coordinutur of Stetson's traffic department. • • • A wcrklong County Couit session evaporated Monday when defendants scheduled for trial pleaded guilty. Judge C. Vernon Mize dismissed the jury. Earlier he had predict­ ed the court would be in ses­ sion much of thr week. • • * Local Jaycccs will get an insight on latestprocessing machines when Hubert Mar­ tin, consulting engineer for IBM, will speak at the Thurs­ day noon luncheon in the Civic Center. Program chair­ man is Wayne Albert. * • • And next Monday, the local Ilotary Club will honor its baseball team members at the Civic Center luncheon. The players will be in uni­ form for tlse occasion ami President Hill Hemphill asks for a record turnout ot mem­ bers. • • • Be member when llie city au­ thorities were so concerned because the Palms Hotel de­ molition was moving at a snail's pace? And the build­ ing* on Uic city purchased lots at Park Avenue and W. First Street were tumbling in "a cloud of dust?" Well the Palm* is "long gone." And the “ city parking lot" at our main intersection is "a mess that IS a mess"! ! l-et’.s get on with the clean-up job, boys. North Orlando Meeting Today The June meeting of the North Orlando Village Coun­ cil will be held in the Civic Building at 7:30 p.m. today, one half hour earlier than regularly scheduled. On the agenda ii public hearing for Mayor Irene Van Ecrpoel and Councilman Ar­ thur Ferrln on charges of "misappropriation of public funds" made at the May council meeting through peti­ tion which also called for their removal from office. Tot Drowns MIAMI (U I'll — A twoyear-old tot. Curtis Dwyer, drowned in a rockpit Monday after his |0-yesr-old brother made a vain effort to save him and became stuck in wa| lei side slush. , United Press Leased W re P>tan!ished 1908 TUESDAY. JUNE 2, 1961 SANKOKD. FLORIDA NO. 203 City Opens W ater System Bids Figures On 4 BRIEFS Categories Of Cool June Project Given mwA... 12 Locations To Be Set Up Sabin Sunday Plans arc being pushed to completion for this Sunday clinics to administer Sabin or­ al vaccine to county resident*. The "feeding stations" will be srt up in 12 location* throughout the county and each will he open from noon to 5 p.m. The program is being nrranged by Sauford-Sumlnole Jaycccs in cooperation with tiic Seminole County Health Department. SUMMER READING course is lieing offered This is the second project this year at Seminole High School as part of in n two-part series aimed at the Enrichment Program. It will be conducted wiping out polio. The Sabin hy Mr*. Guy Allen, shown checking it over vaccine is taken in a cube of with student*. With her, from left, are Earl sugar nr in distilled water for Tillson, Jimmy Dodson and Ray Lusk. those preferring it that way. Thoie who visited the clin­ ics during the previous pro­ gram are asked to adhere to the same schedule. If the person attended the first elinic then, he should do the same this time, nffieial* point out. If the person waited for the makeup Sunday a week A new flag ami flagpole or It is meaningless. Surely later, he should skip this Sun­ day's clinic hut tie sure to at­ now stands in the Sylvan these dead did not din in tend the makeup scheduled Cemetery in Paula having vain. And yet our men are been Jiluved there in ccrcnton- fighting . , . and dying. Have for tlie following Sunday. ies conducted Saturday during we done all we can to ins uic Memorial liny activities of peace as individuals as well American Lrgicn Post 5.1, us a nation? Presiding at the 10 a. in. "Is our present Hclion in service was Mr. \V. J. Klrur, tlie world helping lo insure picsident of Auxiliary Unit this peace we desire? 5.1. Mrs. Joel Held, post "I have nuked many ques­ chaplain, offered tin- piaycr tions. I have neither tim time und Floyd C, Richards, Lake nor tlie wisdom to answer Mary School principal, was them sumr questions, But 1 the main speaker. do know we are not helping WATERLOO. Iowa (UPI)— "On behalf of the American our 'resolve for these dead' Police held the bcipcctaclcd Legion Post 51 of Kunford," unless wc are active ci lire lit son of a saving* association Richards said, “we me here —active in our religion, our president on an open murder toduy to dedicate this flag community, and our nation. charge today in the bloody and flagpole in the memory "Today as we lied irate this sex-slaying of a pretty teen­ of all deceased veterans of all flog let us also dedicate our­ age secretary. wnia and who are buried The nearly naked body of here. As the gleat emancipat­ selves to do more than re­ Diane Kay Gable, 19, was or said, 'We line highly re­ solve. YYu must dedicate our­ found strangled and stabbed solve that these dead shull selves to do ns we know- in in the living room of her par­ not liave died in vain; that uur hearts wo should do, ents' home Monday. Authori­ thia nation, under God, shall lather than trying to find a ties said there were teeth have a new birth of freedom.’ reason why we should not do. Only in this way ran wa as­ marks on her nose and upper “It docs not seem that it lip and she had been sexually ia enough to just resolve— sure that these dead should not have die din vain. That molested. we must act on its resolution thia nation, under God. shall John Thomas Kyle, a 18have a new- birth of freedom, year-old high school student and that thia government of and son of the president of tho people, by tlie people, and the First Federal Savings and for tho people, shall not ihtTeian Association, was arrest­ ish from the earth.” ed a few hours after Diane's Tho flag, given hy Mrs. body was discovered. Esther Spivey In Mrs. Rea Itlackhawk County deputy medical examiner I)r. Eugene TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Newsome, a G o l d S t a r Smith said Diane, 19, the One of the cusea that trigger­ Mothci, was raised hy l.edaughter of a prominent real ed impeachment c h a r g e s glonalre Tom H ot and J. C. estate operator, hid been stab- against circuit Judge Rich- Caldwell. While tin- flag was bed four time*, twice in the aid Kelly of Pasco County being raised Norman l.cmli, left side of her chest and went hark to the Supreme trumpet soloist with Hie Sem­ inole High School Itnnd play­ twice in the head. In addition Court today on rehearing. to the teeth marks, there were The rourt had ruled on the ed Baeville. cush in March, siding with Mrs. Newsome then placed bruises on her neck. Diane had atayed home dur­ Judge Kelly in a four-to-two a wreath of Poppies at the polo as Norman played Taps ing Hie Memorial Day week­ split decision. However, it turned out that on tlie trumpet. end while her parents went on a fishing trip at Harper's Justice Richurd Ervin, one of Ferry, lows. She stayed be­ the judges who concurred in hind to catch up on work at the majority opinion, was Quads Born To her father's office, where she disqualified to sit in the case was employed a* a secretary. because he had lieen the at- Brooklyn Pair tory of record for Kelly whilr NEW YORK (U PI)—Quad* Ervin was state attorney gen­ ruplets—three girls and a Child Guidance eral. hoy—were horn to a Brook­ Upon this fa d being called lyn rouple today at the In­ Clinic Planned to its attention, the court Establishment of a child granted a rehearing because terborough General Hospital guidance clinic in this county it requires the affirmative in Brooklyn. The mother, Mr*. Marie will lie discussed next Tuesday votes of four justices for any Priori), and the four infants at Jim Spencer'a Restaurant Supreme Court decision. were doing fine, lire hospital meeting of the Seminole t'ounErvin was replaced at to- said. ly Juvenile Council, Inc. day's rehearing hy former Mis. Pelnro and her hus­ Speaking at the noon meet­ Justice H. L. Seining of St. ing will be Dr. Edward L. Petersburg, now dean of the band, Salvatore, have three Fleming, chief psychologist Stetson l-aw College. Chief other children. The first of the quads to consultant of the Florida State Justice K. Harris Drew, who he born was the 'J-poirnd, 11 nureau of Mental Health. disqualified himself in-cause The meeting haa been call­ he presided at the Kelly im­ oiineu boy. Then runic the ed by William O. Tanner J r , peachment trial In-fore the girls weighing 2 pounds, 14 Juvenile Council president. state senate which resulted in ounces, 2 pounds even und 2 pounds, .1 iiunrcs. Kelly's acquittal, was replac­ ed by retired Justire Paul City Escapee llarns of Miami Univuraity Blowout Cause l.aw School. Still Missing Of Two Deaths A city prisoner who escaped FORSYTH, Gu. (UPI) —A Monday morning from a work Florida couple wrre killed gang on West 23th Street wai still at large Isle this morn­ Hy Cnilrd I’rras nllrrnatinnal near here Mosday following The Rotary Club drrivrd its a tire blowout on their ear, ing. Police identified (he escapee nume from the custum of its the Highw-ay Patrol repolled. Tho puliol identified the as Joe Freeman and they said charter members of meeting the search is being concentrat­ in rotation at their offices «r victims ss Max Sigmyrs, 70. ed in this area. He was wear­ placet of business, according the driver, and Matilda Siging work gang clothing when to the Encyclopedia Britan- my re. 07, both of Ormond Reach. nice. 1m fled. New Flagpole Stands In Sylvan Cemetery Teenager Held In Sex Slaying Of Secretary Rehearing Set In Kelly Case Rotators WASHINGTON (U P l)-T he Weather Bureau forecasts * cool June for the Eastern half Bid* were opened Monday ol tlie United States, with par­ afternoon for this city's $800,ticularly chilly weather In the 000 water Improvement pro­ South, gram and City Manager War­ Three Escape ren E. Knowles reported the LINCOLN, Neb. (UPI) — apparent low offer* wore at Throe prisoner* sawed their way out of the Nebraska Pen­ or near the estimates The city recently authorized itentiary overnight, the sec­ Ihe issuance of bond* for the ond break from the prison in 45 days. work aral Monday's formal opening wa* one of the major Korean Protest steps in gelling the job done. SEOUL (UI’l l — More than Knoulrx told the 2o bidding 2.000 university students stag­ ed anti-government demon­ firms that thr hid* will be stration* today, demanding analyzed, presenter! to the the resignation of President City Commission and formal Park Chung Hee. action is rxpectcd In tie taken on (hem at the June 8 meet­ 4 Seek Office JACKSON, Miss. (UPI) - ing. The project was divided into Four Negroes sought congres­ four categories—water supply sional seat* today In Hie Mis­ sissippi Democratic primary well*, prestressed roncrolo which has generated only cas­ tanks, ca»t iron pipe and water treatment plant*. ual interest. Assisting In Hie hid opening were Ihe city's new engineer. Judy To Sail HONG KONG (UPI) - Alliert Shaw, who began hi* Actress-singer Judy Garland duties here this week, anil B. plans to take an ocean voyage C. (Cal) Conklin, resident en­ to convalesce from a sudden gineer for the consulting firm illness Dial brought her close of Clark, Dietz, Painter & to death last Thursday, her Associates. Tiie apparent low bidder for doctor said today. tlie water supply wells wa* Meredith Corporation of Or­ Freeze Continues lando with $21,473. By United Press International Other bidders I n c l u d e d Cold air drove tlie mercury l.ayne Atlantic Company, Orbelow freezing in the upper Undo; Central Florida Welt Midwest again today ami Drillers, Orlando; Mechanical scattered showers s o a k e d & Chemical Company, Bran­ parts of Uic Carolina*, Geor­ don. ami Locke Well It Pump gia and Florida. , Company, Irlando. p The lone bidder for the pre Final Effort stressed rnm-rrte tanks was WASHINGTON (UPI) Cron Corporation, Gainesviltc, With tho selteduled show­ with $161,290. down only a week away, Sen­ Apparent low bidder for thr ate leaders today began tln-ir ca«t Iron pipe was E. N. Mur­ tinat drive (or votes to aliut ray Construction Company, off (he M-day southern (tilBuena Vista, Ga,, with $238,buster against t h e rivll 090 06. rights hill. Other bidders includes! Noll Construction Company, Char­ Talks Urired lotte, N. C.; Patterson A Wild­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — er Construction Company, Sen. George I). Aiken, R-Vt., Birmingham, Ala; Carnhron n high ranking member ot Hie Construction, Orlando; R. C. Senate F o r e i g n Relation! Riley Construction Company, Committee, said the United Pompano Beach; Bumhy & H airs should confer with Sllmpson Construction Com­ other nations on Southeast pany, Orlando; Boyce Com­ Asian problem* it such con­ pany, Clearwater; Mackle fer enrvi niter "a lessening Brothers, DeLind; Hiihhand of the chance of war." Construction Company, Or­ lando. Apparent low bidder for the water treatment plants was Mackle Brothrrs with $237,777. Lee Const ruction Company o( Sanford was next lowest with a base hid of $251.non. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Other bidding firm* Includ­ A Southern senator conceded ed Hubbard Construction Comtoday that tlie Senate leader­ puny, Rainer Hull A Company. ship aectns to have rounded Winter Park; Wakeinan Con­ up enough vote* to hull tho struction Company, P a l m Dixie filibuster against the Reach. civil rights hit]. With line week left liefuie tlie riurhil Vote on riot lire, Sen. Sliorn Thurmond, D-S. ('., told the Senate: "It would seem that those voting in the affirmative on cloture would In- sufficient to end debate." Tim-* entries of I,nil.ling* Uiurmund wa* the first III tile city are bring probed Southern senator to publicly by police tills morning. The express doubt about Dixi.- burglaries, or uttein|ils, were pros|>ects for continuing Hie made during the ruglil. talkathon against the unti • Thieves went thwarted dur­ discrimination measure. ing Ihe night when they a t­ White Thurmond spoke on tempted to enter the Hill tlie floor against tlie leader­ Lumber Company office at ship jury trial compromise, 21.1 W. Third St. A glass in Democratic Icailers discussed u dour was broken hut nu the cloture vote with Presi­ entry was made. dent Johnson. Gusolin* was taken from a nearby truck ami keys to it were tossed on Ihe ground, Shastri Named police report. The Home Rudder* Supply Unanimously NEW DELHI (UPI) — Lai Company on West Seminole Bahadur Shastri, a virtual un­ Illvd. was entered during the known outside India, today night and Ihe burglars made was elected unanimously hy off with several power tools, the ruling Congress party to a calculator and electric shav­ succeed Jawahartal Nehru a* er. The entry was discovered prime minister of this pivotal this morning by Wayne llurAsian power. Tlie diminutive, xofl-spokcn get* as he o|ienrd the estab­ Shuslri immediately warned lishment at 7:30. that India facta a "great cri­ Th« band loom at Crooms sis" and he called for unity High School was entered by among the country's 482 mil­ breaking a glass and check lion people m working toward was being made to sec if anything is missing. a socialist society. Thurmond Sees Filibuster End Three Building Entries Probed ACRES OK DEAD KISH cover Lake Jossun and the odor is described as "immense." Harold L. Moody, biologist for the state Game and Fresh Water Kish Commission, said the presence of Kroon poisonous aljrnc is tho cause of the Riant fish kill. He said rain is sorely needed to correct the situation and a change in the temperature would also possibly help, lie predicts the experience will last about a week and that fishing may even he bettor because of the kill. (Herald Photos) Gov. Bryant On California Vote M ay Ruling: 'Choice Decide G O P Future To Deny God' TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov. Furria Rrynnt said the U.H. Supreme Court ruling Monday Hint struck iluwu Florida's law requiring pub­ lic B e h in d Kihlc reading gives . i Risen onl; * P > choice to deny Coil In Wsshington, Sen. George A. Sirmtht'r* snlrl ihe Supreme Court muy soon Ire prohibit­ ing the government from recognising Thanksgiving ami Chi istniu*. Most slate officials frit tl was just a matter of lime until tlie Inw was ordered crated by Ihe high rourt. Tlie action .Monday will liave no practical effort until tlie school* open next fall. And when achmd* reopen ill September local school boards limy use a new untest­ ed state law that give* tlie hoatil Hie option to offer in thr schmds "a secular- jiragram of education including lint tint limited to nil objec­ tive study of lire Bible and of religion." The Inw wa* passed hy the 1961 Legi­ slature, lliynnt said in s statement following tiie decision Mon­ day. "I can not escape the con­ clusion that this nation must either place its faith in God or deny him anil that tlie choice (lie Supreme Court makes in this ruling is to drny him." Trial Of Catholic Officer Begins SAIGON, Viet Nam IU P H Thr politically explosive Inal of it Roman Catholic n((irer accused of ordering troop* •r lire on lliiddhiil demonstra­ tors opened today a m 1 d mounting religious tension. Maj. Dang SI went on trial charged with responsibility for the deaths of nine demon­ strators In the city of Hue on May 8, 1961. which triggered tlie ouster moiement against Ihe late President Ngo Dlnli Diem. .SAN FRANCISCO (U P I)— California Kepuphliran* vote toduy in u primary expected to decide whether tlie GOP veer* toward conservatism nr hunts for a presidential can­ didate ill tliu middle of tire road. The choice is between Sen. Harry Goldwntcr of Arizona, heru of Republican roliservn- COMSAT Stock Goes On Sale NEW YORK (U PI) — Wall Klreel gut thn blast-off signal from the Securities & Exchange Commission today and the world's first stock of­ fering in u space venture went into orbit. Die Communication* Satel­ lite Corp. COMSAT received final approval of it* 5 nullum common share offering in Washington ami tlie slock op­ ened on the over-the-counter market at the official under­ writer a price of $2(1 a share lit 10:08 a.in., EOT. Within a short time it shot up to $27, fell hack to $22 a slum' then moved up again to $24 bid $26 offered. Demnrid for the stork, most­ ly from small investors, bun raised a problem of allocating shares, Tlie company lias im­ posed u limit of Ml shares per customer, hut most brokers felt that few investors will get even Hint many. lives, and the more libera) Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York, who was given an edge iiy poll-takers. They urn Ihe only ruudl* date* in n presidential prim* ary contest for 86 national convent inn delrgnta*. Write-in vote* may not ho rust. Mild, fair weather was forecast for most of the state. About two million Repuhlicans were expected to vote, along with 2.6 million Demo* u n is, wiio have p r i m u r y squabbles of their own. Tim poll* are open from 7 a. in., to 7 p. in.. PDT, (It) a. m., to It) p. in., EDT) In most counties and to 8 p. m, (II p. m., EDT) in five counties. lhith Rockefeller and Gold* wulrr returned to California Monday for lust minute ef­ fort* climaxing a campaign marked by bitterness amt name railing. It hus threaten* ed to muse a deep rift iusida Hie GOP and has caused a heavy drain on the energy und money of both campaign organization*. Wlicn Goldwntcr arrived at tliu l.os Angeles airport Mon­ day night lie was greeted by noisy cheers fiom liia support­ ers. Nome of tin'm stayed on to give [lions cheers to Rockefeller, who was finish­ ing a tour of tlie state ssd trying to talk to hia own hackers. Police kept on tim a tilt to prevent trouble, und Rnekofetclr joked about his rhanrr In talk In Goldwntcr fans, who were booing him, r e n iu » « f f WEDNESDAY SPECIAL! ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY 9 FOR FATHER’S DAY Interviews Set For Thursday Representative* of prospec­ tive engineering firms to con­ duct a feasibility study for Ihe Port Authority Committee ol Uie Seminole Chamber of Commerce will tie Interview­ ed Thursday noon at the Chamber conference room. The meeting baa been a r­ ranged by Francis E. Rouinil lat Jr., Port Authority Com­ mittee chairman. MEN’S WALKING SHOUTS 2 • • • • fo r $5 All Cot (on — Sizes 28 • 42 Helt Loops Or Continental Plaids — Checks — Stripes — SoUda Hoys' Shorts Only $1.98 �i •> W» > w !» rl Page 2—Tuea. June 2, '64 ftr» B No Two-Man Orbit Seen This Year For U . S. Gemini Project Problems Cause Of Delay HOUSTON (U F l) - A on* ■ M th dslsy that tha fsdsral apaea a fancy rtfuatd to ad tall haa virtually washed out A M riea't plana (or sanding two astronauts Into orbit aboard a alngla spaceship this year. Instead, astronauts Virgil I. (Gus) Grissom a n d J o h n Young apparently will have to wait until January or Fab* ruary of 198S for tha chance to take a 7,000-pound Gemini a a p a u l a on a three-orbit ■wing around earth. Tha National Aaronautiea and Space Administration (NASA), pressed to anawar reports that tha problemprana Gemini program haa n a tala more delays, Insist­ ed tha Mhedule still sails lor m k stln g Grissom and Young • M l ‘ before tha atid of this f e tr ,M Informed sources Insisted TOP STUDENTS of the 1964 Fore«t Lake Academy GrndunUnjr CImbb, shown in thoae photos receiving diplomas and congratulations from Principal William Fuchs, were Merrill Niles Croaa of Maitland, valedictorian and Mau­ reen Beth Sykes of Oneco, aulutatorlan. i Legal Notice •■ k i r o m i cn v v rv nowmn commission Wottee Of Pottle M.atlog Wells# IS h srsb r elvsn , that a fte r eenltSerailen, the B.m lM le County S o n in s Commies- NS Will hull * publta ln.rin* _ lelsrmlns the feasibility or mi ‘ ............ reeemmeeainf is tbs BserC or County cammlssisnere Hist tbs fallowing described properly prsasntly Boned A-t Aerlcul* cure be noned O-l Commercial: W ortbsrlr ISO tl of lllook X Mobile Manor Kn-ond Bsctlnn, \\ it * 1» I- P. B. 11. yegat 40 to IS. ru r ■ o r dsearlbsd Wast or t-aks Bber*t Drive and Soulb of Bt. PuhMa boarlne will l.a held In tha Hsmlnola County Court Mauae, County Cnmmlsslnnsra noom, Banlord. Florida. WedasaSay, June IS, 1IS4 at T:S« P. M. or as seen thsrsaftar aa possible, Seminole County Sonin* Commission By Itobert a. Drown Seminole County Bunin* Director PublUh May I t B June I, 1111 OMMI rw r a n c i r c u i t c o v i v r o p r a n is t u r n j i o m i a i . o i i . C U T O P A S P PO R aBSSSNOI.lt CO UN TY, F L O R ID A c h a n c r r y n o . tee C1TT SA V IN U * DANK OF P I T T i r i K I .D , r ia ln u tr. W O B B Itt D. CO CHRAN , el ux, Delendaais. w o T ic r o r s u it V o , Robert I). Cochran and Mildred Cm hren And to a ll parties b avin* or •Maiming to tisve any rlsh t. till#, nr Interrai In tha preparty herein dterrlbed. TO II A IlK hereby nnllfled Ih s t a Complaint to for*«il»*s a m urteaea encum berln* tha foilow tn* real property: I—>t ST. (Mkland Hide. a r . rordlne In the plat thera. nl ae recorded In I'lat llnok IS, panes IS and SI, Public Iteoorda ot Seminole Coun­ ty, Florida bae baen filed asalnet you In tha abova.stylad suit, and ynu • re required in serve a ropy of your Anawar to the Com­ plaint on thr P lain tiff’s a t­ torneys. van den lia rs A Hay, I'oet Of fire Uos I4ST, Orlando. Florida, and iu file the orl* * in a l of such Answer with tha r ie r k of tha a f o re e ill c irc u it Court on or before the Slh day of June. 1111. If ynu fell to do so. a decree pm rnnfeeao w ill be taken aaalnal ynu fur I he relief demanded In tha Com plaint. T h is Notice sh a ll be p u b llih . ad enra * w a lk te r feur con­ secutive w eeks In The Sanford Herald. Deled th is lib day of May, 1114. AWARDS in IteliKioun Activities nt Forest Lake Academy went to Ann Deerwestcr of Maitland, left, who also scored perfect attendance for 10 of 12 years a t the Academy. Ronnie Bentzinftcr of Orlando, right, also received an award for leadership. (Herald Photos) Bear Lake Girl Scouts Tour Former Sanford Home Of Winter Park Artist A il was wishful thinking. The feet there hare been ■ era Gemini delays, unre­ ported by NASA, wee m e a l­ ed in the agency's answer to • query Monday by United Press International. NASA's Manned Spacecraft Canter near Houston said a Gemini cepaula slated for a aritk al unmanned test was n e t scheduled far delivery to Cepe Kennedy until "the laat week In July." Furthermore, tha agency aald, the capsule was due a t tha Capa eight weeka before launch. That placd tha aarlieat pos­ sible firing data for tha un­ manned eapeule in the last week of September-.* full month's etlp from tho target date of Aug. I I that had held op until lets laat month. Sources dote to the pro­ gram aald 0 corresponding delay would bo fait In tha Otiteom-Yeung mission. Tho astronauts' flight haa bean •at far Nov. *7. felnea a month beyond that fall* into Christmas waek, a postpone■ an t tato early January ap­ peared Inevitable. Lawla Carroll, 76, of E. Fifth S t, Chutuoto, died Mon­ day in an Orlando hospital. He mme to Chuluota ala years ago from Rochester, N. Y. and was retired front the Rochester Transit Corp. Ha was a member of tha Chulu­ ota Community Church and of the Maionlc Lodge In Irondequolt, N. Y. Survivors are his wife, Mrs, Susan E. Carroll of ChuluoU; five daughters, Mrs. Mary Waits, Mrs. Virginia Tebn and Mra. Susan Smith, all of Rochester, Mra. Normal Lay­ man of Eglln Air Forts Bass and Mrs. Joan Magin of Chu­ luota; a son, Charles Warney Jr. of Ohio, N. Y., a brother, Robert, of Elmira, N. Y. and four alatan, 18 grandchildren and numerous niece# and naphsws. Resident Dies Harry Camron Crippen, for­ mer Sanford resident, died Friday morning In a I t, Pet­ ersburg hospital. Born and re*rad In Banford, Crippen was a resident of Lake Golden and a civilian amploya a t Sanford Naval Air Station until ha moved Tl------1 to 8 t Petersburg eome 10 years ago. Ha la survived by hta wife, Mra. Ethel Crippen; a step­ daughter, Mrs. Aylaana Dlahl of Sanford and a slater, Mra, Mary Newell of North Miami Reach. Funeral and burial services will be held a t 10 a.m. Wed­ nesday in Gulfport. NEWLY appointed chnlrmen for the Episcopal Churchwomcn of IxMgwood'a Christ Church are, from left, Mrs, Dlx Stewart, acrapbook; Mra. Jan Cole, church periodicals and Mr*. Raymond Bull, parliamentarian. (Iftrald Photo) Hospital Notes MAY » Admissions Georgia Robson. V o i d s Welsh, Darrell Johnson, Mirgaret Sarsney, Deborah Gra­ ham, David Ferguson, Earn­ est Hardy, Hove A. MeOral* nla and llarney Paul Morgen, ell of Senrord; Edna KnowIce, Tangerine, and Roberta Jackson, Alulllund, IllrUts To Air. and Mrs. Udell Hunt, a Uaby Girl, Sanford. nD rhargct Eva Leonard and Louis Tonlnl, DeUary; Ida Myers, Lake Monroe; Jewell Drum, Alfreds Wallace, W i l l i a m Jackson, Irene I. Lommerse, Allen Dobson and Leroy Copempire, nil of Sanford. MAY 30. 1001 ADMISSIONS Carrla West, Mims; Joseph Salawe, Dellary; Josae Paige, Loretta G. Munson, I d a Hums, Grace Nhtlim and fllgne Rutner, all of Hanford, BIRTHS To Mr. and Mr*. Patrick Welsh, a Raby Roy, Sanford. DISCHARGES Bsihutu Kiimnu’l mid Ruby Girl, Osteen; Virginia Hoover, Orange City; fund Simpson and Fredrick Reek, Caiseibcrry; Donald Hudson, Zrllwoud; Catherine Slaughter, Perry; Bessie Koldcn, Chuluotu; Ell** ebeth Kaufmen, Dellary; An* Legal Notice n K H iN o i.n r a t v r v V.IIMNIi lO M '.llo .lllY ' • I l f * af Public llm r la u Nolle* Is h . i r b y *lvrn. tint aftsr cnn.lilrratlnu. III* B.iul* in*l* County /.onine I'nminla*tun will hi,l*l a publli h i . Hit* to d*t*rmln* th* feasibility of r*.iumtii*niilns tu th* Hoard t « County .' n m itil.f iim n * that ■h* follnwlna .lisirlbsd p m P*rly pretend) eiiur.l \ •1 A a rlr u llu r* br snur.l T l T r.tllr r Itiniir D l - l t l r t : Ml »f l«tk r H a r m ) Vii.tte* In **.■!-11*1(1* t l soil I .. t * i* rue jtm s i r; F urther described ** ty. Ins North of l . i k r tl*rn*y Road unit J I mil* t t m **f l . j k - Darner. I ’uhllr Ill'll H u will hr held III lb* H«-li(l,*«*lr Count) t'.mrt tlnunr, c’uuiily ( ’ outol..loner* IIK .IU A rthu r II ID ukw Iili. J r . llniitii. Sanford. Florida. W ..|C le rk a f the C ircu it Court nstdey. Jun* I*. 1114 s i T SO P M *,r 41 *oon th*r**(t*r *• B y : Martha T- Vlhleo p o t.lh l. Deputy Clerk r*rn*n.*1* ro u n ty 7-nnln* vae den Hera A n a y Comoil.-lon 1‘o .t O ffl.e llna SIliJ H.utilnolr i i.liiily Xonlbg Orlandu, F lo rid * 1'ubltah May IS, 19, St, A. Juuo Director r u b l,.:; M«r 1« A J * * * 4, 4*44 rubiDit M V 'II J ... no Aiken anil Raby Girl, Car­ ol A, Mannin and Raby Oirl, James Smith, Ruth Bryant, John Bsunatt Jr., John A. Har­ rison, John Wright, Alfr*d Pictiaiilnni, Ernest Charbuntitan, Edward Stout, Keith Alexander, Sadie Lee and John Adami, all of Sanford. MAY .11, 1884 ADMISSIONS Helen McGill, Geneva; Juyce A, Ranch, Iiongwaod; Uambl Relrene, Lake Monroe; Rob­ ert Davie, Rarbara Rare, Atden Rerbetick, Sheryl Knight, Iticlmrd Wiggins, Annette Watnley, Wayde Rucker, San­ dra Thompson, John C. Brown and May i.anp, all of Sanford. DISCHARGES James M, Hliiner, Lake Mon­ roe; Hirhurd Sharpe, Meltland; Katherine Lavender and William Joyce, DeDery; Jac­ quelyn Hunt, Robe Mcl.cllan, I,orene Van Felt, Hetty Me­ dina and Edwin I). Hunt, all of Sanford. JUNE 1 Admission! Franeei Johnson, L a k e Monroe; Edlty Cleaver, Ellsa M il ItossnfT, Joan Stafford and Alice Lull, ell of De­ nary; Kennelh Realty, Mari­ anne Casslnelll, Deborah J. McGowen, Emily II. Bruce, Florence Howe, James A. Vaughn, Doris J. Armstrong, Harold Gaines. Shcrra J. Krlcor, Florence Ott and Estelle Vickers, all of Sanford. Births To Mr. and Mrs. Howard N. Race, a Raby Girl, and to Mr. and Mrs. James II. OR, ■ Baby Girl, all of Sanford. DUeharges Alma Walker, Osteen; LeRoy Gridin, A l t a m o n t e Springs; Wands Mohn, Lake Mary; Gloria S l i i r e m i n , I-irngwood; Geraldine A. Bene­ dict and Ruby Roy, Car Iren Smith and Baby Boy, Miry E. Dresser end Baby Boy, Margie Morris, William H ill, Edgar Swaim, Belly Stone, George Carver, Edward L. Hawkins, Doralhea Filklns, .Miry Eckel, Glenn Miller, Eldon Shiver. Thomas D. Moran. Kenneth Beatty, Bar­ ney Paul Morgan, R irhud Wiggins and Wayde Rucker, all of l i i B r i 3 S P -» r Mrs. Boles 80, D iqln DeLand Mra. Daley Dali Balsa, 80, of Laka Monro*, (Had Monday afternoon in a DaLand nuretaf home following a long Ulnae#. A native of KnoxviUe, Toon., aha had llvad In Sanford for mors than M years. She was tha widow of tha lata Charlaa F. Bates and a member of Central Baptist Church. Survivors are throe daugh to n , Mra. Peggy Ricketts ot Eau Gallie, Mrs . Margaret Naughar of Lake M oons and Mrs. Edith McMullen of New Iberia, La.; two eons, Cadi Bales of Sanford and Charles Bates of Jacksonville; four grandchildren and one greet grandchild. Long wood Group Attends Meet By Dm m bias Raproaantativaa from the Longwood Clvio League and the Longwood Home Demon­ stration Club attended laat wash's luncheon masting of tho Seminole County Feds ra­ tion of Women's Clubs held at tha Hamilton Houaa. In the group wero Mrs, Vesta 'Payne, Mra. Ida Stew­ art, Mrs. Lou Carlson, MU* Ella Cummlnga, Miaa Elisa­ beth Abbott, Mra. Elisabeth Hllle. Mrs. Lillian Cox, Mrs. Lillian Richards, Mra. Loots Putnam, Mrs. Mary Reams, Mrs. llallie LaVIgnt, Mrs. Walter Krohne and Mra. Eleanor Hughes. H* sketched for the girls and gave a step by step ex­ planation of n painting of The Loot Supper. They were taken on n tour of the en­ tire home, studio and observ­ atory where hit work of sculp­ ture, a gold Christy*, ii focal point of attention. He explained that upon his death hla home, furnishings and art work will be open for benefit of all religious faiths. He is Catholic and has done many beautiful objects per­ taining to that religion. Ho has won awards on hi* Sta­ tion of the Cron. HU latest MIAMI (UP1) — The hurri­ works are a 12 foot statue of cane hunters started their Christua which stands in his 19S4 watch today but the aea- garden facing the lake and •on will not open officially un­ another, "True American," til Juna 15. which is in the New England Ib a Navy hurricane hunters Building in Winter Park. will begin their dawn flight* from Rooeevelt Hoads in Puer­ Polasek haa stipulated that a ium of $70,000 be aet aside to Rico. Previously, the U. S. Wea­ to maintain tha home after ther Bureau, the Navy and tha hla death. fa r Force all had different Following tha tour Mr*. ante* for the atari of the tro­ Polasek served the gursta re­ freshment* in tha beautiful pical storm season. "We got together at the an­ garden. Those attending from tha nual hurricana conference here laat February and decid­ troop wera Mrs. Mary Wil­ ed to start flights Juno 1," liamson, Teres* Williamson, said Gordon Dunn, chief of the Hare Moatrum, Kay Reilly, nation's hurricane center here. Cissy Baird, Jean Rupert, An average of 10 tropical Juanita Gates, Nanry Carr, storms a year are spawned In Denis* H a n ts, Jean Steven, the eight million square mile* son, Bo Rrannon, Debbie of tropical waters patrolled by Shatter and Mary Lee Shaf­ the hurricane hunter*. Htx of fer. these Gulf, Caribbean and At­ lantic storms usually grow to hurricane Intensity. By Maryann Milan Bear Lake Girl Scout Troop III recently visited the beau­ tiful home of Albln Polaick, widely known artiet-aculptur, who Uvea In Winter Park. Tha 8S year old Polasek is conflnad to n wheel chair and tha use of only on* arm tharafora does moat of bin painting in sections. 1964 Hurricane Watch Begins Rev. Copeland A t Conference By Jan* Casselberry The Caiielbarry Community Methodlit Church will be rep­ resented a t tha annual meet­ ing of tha Florida Conference in Lakeland, W e d n e s d a y through Sunday, by Rev. Delmns Copeland, minister, and L. E. Swope, voting lay delegate. Rev. E. P. Richard* will preach Sunday morning in tho pastor's abarnra. There will b« no Sunday evening worship service due to th* Baccalaureate Service a t Ly­ man High School. Clyde Murphy Dies In Hospital Clyde Murphy, BS, of Park Avenue Trailer Court and t resident of Sanford for the past seven y ean , died Friday at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Survivors are hla wifa, Mr*. Ella Murphy of Echo, Wit.; daughters, M n. Elizabeth M. Kaufman of Clay, N. Y. and Mrs. Emily L. Wilton of North Tonawanda, N. Y.; a son, C. Michael Murphy of N. Tonwanda and II grandchildren and one great grandchild. A R E A D IR EC TO R Y HARItY ADAIR’S AGENCY 318 9. Park Av*. FA 3-G041 HANFORD. FLA. GULF 8FHVICG Tires - B attenai • Accessories PLUMBING Road AAA Service Guaranteed Brake A Muffltr R L. H A R V EY Service PLUMBING French • 1st. Complete Installations • FA 2-0121 FA 3-IWI2 Repair* Bathroom and Kitchen FEEDS Fixtures Water Pumps Free Estimates ro ^ R ^ a n fo rd ^ ^ A ^ IW Il VACUUM CLEANERS Jim Dandy Feeds Timothy H * ) ^ Cotton flood 320 Hanford Ave. Pleraon of Le ngwood and Mrs. Michael Mojer of W rlahlelo w n, N. T . Nlblack Funeral Horn* of C a*M lberry In charge of a rrang e, men Is. B A L E S , H R S . DA 1S T n X I d c o Funeral arrvlcea foe Mr*. Daley Dell Bale*. Id, of Lake Monro*, whn died Monday afternoon In a DeLand n u r s ­ ing home following a long Mines., wilt he held at H V 30 a. m. Wednesday at Rrltaon Funeral Home with R.v . Uall Smith of Central Baptist C h u rrh officiating. Burial w ill ba In Oaklawn Memor­ ial Park. Born In Knoxville, T e n n , M r.. Rale* had lived 4n sanford for more than I* year. 8 h . w a . t h . widow of the late Charles F. Raise and t member of Central Baptlet Church. Survivors ar* thr** daughters, Mrs. Peggy Rlekatte of Kau Osllle, M ra Margaret Naugher of Lak* Monroe and Mr*. Edith Me* Mullen of New Iberlt, La : two son., C e c i l Rale* of Hanford and Charles Bale, ot Jacksonville; tour grand­ children and on* great grandchild. Brieeon Funeral Home in charge ot arrange­ ments. I 'l l 4 M i n i V M l. 14*0* V I I I H T K E D B R A I . U A V IX O B A N D b O A N A lh H IO IA T IO N O F Robert Crombie, Longwood, Dies ORLANDO, a corporatlnn,. Robert Crombie, GO, of 109 E. Pine Ave., Longwood, died Sunday night In an Orlando hospital following a short ill­ ness. He was an accomplished musician and was a member of the Church of England. Survivor* are his wife, Mr*. Alice Cromhie of Longwood; two sons, Leonard and Ian Crumble, troth of England; two daughters, Mrs. Walter Pierson of Longwood and Mrs. M i c h a e l Mojer of Wrlghtstown, N. Y. C Of C To Meet In Lake Mary Plaintiff, v*. C L A Y T O N H. IIIF-RS smt V E I MA I . l l t E n a . h i. w lf « ; and O R L A N D O A F P L IA N C K COM­ P A N Y , I N C , a Florid* cor­ poration. Defendants. N O TICE O F S t I T S T A T E O F FLO R ID A r n i ' A T v o r s i -.m i v o i . r T O , C L A Y T O N II. HIK IIft l l . .l d * n i -. U n k n n w n V E L M A L 1IIK R H llr.l denr* U nk nown You a r . h . r . h y notified that S suit h r . I>..n f ll.d »* »!n *l you In th. above .n lltlr d rau**, snd Ihst you srs r . q u l r . rd to fils your anaw«r with t h . Clark of Ihla Court sml lo Funeral * . r v . x copy th»r<*nf upon I h . C A I t R O l . l , L E W I S — . c r v l i e . for Lewi* Carroll, plaintiff nr plaintiff* n ite rn*y», w b < » . nail,, and s J d r . . . I t , of 111 E. Fifth Bt„ C h u lu ­ I . O t t c . t l . d r l r k B Rohln.on, ota. who died Monday In an ins e m i Church a tr .a i. O r ­ Orlando hoipltal. will ha lando. Florida, not t s t . r than held at trio p. m. Wednes­ J u ly 11. 1S44. I f you fsll to do day at U rs m k ow Funeral *o a li .r rn * Pro C n n f c . o will hom* Chapel with Rev. Khar, hr . n t . r . d . a a i n . t you for i h . ron of the Chuluota Com* r . l l . f demand. ,1 In I h . C om ­ m unity Church officiating. plaint Till* >ull I . to for.etn.a Masonic service* will be held a m o r t r a s . T h . rral properly at Ih* g rev .ild * In Oviedo pro ra.d.d a c . l n . t L ; Cemetery. Retired from th* Rochester |N. T . ) , T r a n . l t Lai si. n io,k i t , AmiTRn A N HOMKB, HKMIN OLF. C o r n , Mr. Carroll came lo C O U N T Y , Florida, acoordChuluota alx years ago from In* to th* plat th .r r o f a . Ituuha.ter. He waa a mem* record .d In Plat Book 5. her of the Chuluota Com* P a t e . 4* and SI. of Ih* m unlty Church and of M*Public Record, af Pemlnolt eanla Lodge In IrondSquolt. County. Florida N. T . Purvlvnr* tr * hie wife, W I T N K M my hand and t h . Mr*. Buean E. Carroll of Chu* •rat af tbit Court at Orlando, luota; five daughters. Mr*. Florida, this 2» lh day of May, Mary Walts, Mrs. Virgin ia 1M I Tebn and Mra. R u .t n Smith, IRKA H all of nochtsler, Mr* N o r ­ A r th u r H. B .o kw lt h , J r , ma Layman of Egll n A i r Clerk F o re . B i t e and Mr*. Joan tly: Martha T V I M . n , D C . Magin of Chuluota; .on, O i l . . , Hedrick A Itoblnaon Charles Warney Jr. of Ohio, HU U a .t Church S l r t . l N. Y.j a brother, n o b .r t, of Orlando, Florida Elm ira, N. Y. and four t l . Attorneys tor Plaintiff trra. IS grandchildren and PubR .h J um * 1, S. U , I t . 1144 nuiuerou* nltuae and ntp* C P A -J hew*. M O V IN G S O M E T H IN G ? ? I| v bo c a t ) lo n nl a K m q i *i n i r m i r u n c r Y u u II f i n d D o n ' t w a i t o n o t h c i d ay A K IN G Truck RENTAL , TRUCK Om* ju st lo w vfiu t C4>if yuu inve stiga te covers nc«.‘d and G ET SANFORD Sanford Fro* Pick Up Ph. FA 1-3UJ fui NEXT It Cost* So L it t le . A AM IC RENTAL TRUCK Phone Louis King Vacuum Cleaner Service Cow Feed $3.40 par 100 tb. Parts 6 Kopplle* For All FiUenlng and Fattening Make* Ineludlnc Elrelrolox few* Mr*. Fred P. Bines, 01, a resident of Sanford of the past 02 years, died Monday afternoon following • lengthy illness. She was the widow of the late Fred P. Rinea, a Sanford businessman of many years. She waa born in Dade City. She was • member of th* First Baptist Church of San­ ford. She la survived by throe daughters, Mrs. S. F. Doudney of Sanford, Mr*. Neal Expanse of the Pacific Britt of Mobile, Ala., and Miss Adels Hines of Tampa; Ocean comprises one.half of one ion, Cecil Rines of San­ the world’s water surface. ford; a sister, Mr*. H. G. Thompson of Tarpon Springs; Legal Notice three grandchildren and 12 great grandchildran. IV TIIF3 i'tftl'llT COL'HT, IS a m i r n n iR su x o i.t: r o t vty , Fl.llltlltA. BALL-BLAIR AUTO SERVICE Sanford Flour and Feed Store MJtikwd•! «Nufellc»#nK» h waaawta* He Mrs. F. P. Rines Dies Here At 9f had come by boil from. Flor­ ida. T odiy'l announcement tr>M of a five-man (roup. Two other “CIA men" wers sentenced to prison for term* of unspecified duration The executed men. wees identified a* Alberto G Fern, sndci Medrano, Manuel Parad eb Gomez and Marcelino Martinez Tapia. The two who wero imprisoned arm Jorss Bermudez Combar and Man. uel E. Zayas Bsyan, a former governor of Camaguey. The official announcement said Fernandez, was n former officer of the Lions' Club In­ ternational. It said he was Carson Gets "the main CIA agent in a spy ring . . . which received or­ In Swim With ders and Instruction from the United States and transmitted Porpoises military, economic and pollJohnny Carson, star of the tlcsl messages to the CIA." Tonight Show, visited the World's Fair recently but never got much further than Funeral Notices the Porpoise Stadium In the nlNII*. Hit*. F R E D Pe—Fun Florida Pavilion. era! a.rvle e. wilt t>. held at S p m. TV*dn*»do>y at tha So delighted was Johnny Rrli.cm Funeral Homs with with the perform ante# of the th* H »v . F r . d B Chtnc*. pa*, talented porpoises that he don­ lor of the Flrirt Baptl.t Churrh, officiating. R urtil ned a pair of trunks and joined will b* In E v e r t r r . n Ceme. them in the pool. t . r y with Brle.on Funeral It was hard to say who had Ho rn . In Chars*. more fun. the man or the por­ C R O M ItlE , R O R E R T — F u n . r t I •ervle*. for Robert CromW*, poises, as they swam around, to, of 109 K. pjna Avenue, played ball and sang together. bnnewood. who died Sunday Joy Cramer, a Florida mer­ nlsht In an Orlando ho.pltal a brief l l t n « » , will maid, joined in the festivi­ following h* held at : p. m. W . d n . t d a v ties. at Nlblack Funera l Horn* Chapel In C . e . a i h . r r y with Before leaving the pavilion, Rev. Ja ck L in d .a y of Lo n x Mr. Carson was presented wood First Baptl.t Church with a gold World's Fair Me­ officiating. Burial will b . In Longwood Cemetery, An ae. dallion, bearing the Seal of c o m p ll.h .d mu.lclaa, Mr. Florida by Mr. Wendell JarC r n m h l . w a . a member of tha Ch u rrh of England. Rurvtvora rard, Chairman of the Florida art hi* wlf*. Mra. Atle* Development Commission and Crombla of Longwood: two a stuffed porpoise by a Tam­ anno, Leonard and Ian C ro m ­ bie, both of England and pa pirate hostess. two daughters. Mra. W a ll e r HAVANA (UP!) — Three men described as "members of the U. S. Central Intelli­ gence Agency" have been ex­ ecuted In Cuba's C* maguey Province, Premier Fidel C*aIro'a revolutionary regime an­ nounced today. It was the second time In * week that alleged CIA agents have been executed by Cuban firing squads. Last Thursday, four men said to have been captured on the north coast of central Las Villas Province were executed. They were identified as Cuban exiles who INSURANCE AIR CONDITIONER H. B. Pope Co., Inc. Support the USO at home and abroad through United Fund or Community Chest. CHARLOTTE. N. C. (L 'P IlCritically burned race driver Glenn (Fireball) Roberts has shown at least one definite sign hla condition la improv ing. The hospital reports he's griping. A spokesman at Charlotte Memorial Hospital said Mon­ day the 33-year-old Daytona Beach, Fla. racing veteran waa "quite cooperative" and now had the spirit to "gripe about Mi uncomfortebteneaa." He aald Roberts remained In serious condition with burns over TO per cent of hla body. He waa injured nine days ago in a three-car crackup during the running of the world 800 stock ear race here. By Frances Wester Tho Thursdny night I.aka Mary Chamber of Commerce meeting will be preceded with a dinner of ham, salads and desserts, starting at 7 p. m. Robert Duyle, the regional plannign director fur the five county aiea, will speak on the subject of "How Lake Mary Fits Into Regional Planning." The public la Invited to at­ tend. All members are re­ quested to bring their new Aluminum la one of the membership cards. most abundant metals and the llghleit In common use. Mr. David M. Date, pretl* AUTO & PROPERTY dent of tha University of For Tha Finest Year Around IN SU R A N C E Tampa, haa bean alerted pres­ Weather Conditioner All Lines W ritten FEDDERS ident of tha Florida Associa­ Belts — Service Bring \o u r Insurance tion of Colleges and Univeia100 B. Park Av*. Sanford Problems To Us —Ities. FA 3-4134 USO it than, only if you care. As Agents O f C IA Roberts Shows Definite Signs Of Improving Lewis Carroll, Chuluota, Dies Castro Executes 3 Collect In Ft. Lau d sn U U 523-7.126 e v eryth in g ony \n« TIME jot C»E T *) o I) I) I) �“ T '1 5T?f SanTurfi WfniTB Paul Bissell To Have Show At Mansion Tuea. June 2 , '64—Page .1 Business B rief Mary Carter To Have Exhibit At World's Fair Ri'cinntng nn or about June 15. Mary Carter I'nlnt Co. "lit present the story of its highly diversified operations in nn exhibit Ui be prominent­ ly located in the Hotter E.ivlog Center nt the New York World's Fair of HuU-fiB, it is announced by I. (1. Davis Jr., company president. More than 25 million visit­ ors expected to tour the Center, Isrgest building in the Industrial section and third largest at the Fair, will see Mary C arter's exhibit op­ posite the Dorothy Dni|>cr— Westinghouse ‘‘Dream Home" on the main floor. No other paint company will be repre­ sented in the Center. In addition to premium Mury Carter paint products, sections of the exhibit will lie devoted to subsidiaries of the company, including Bahamas Developers, Ltd., which is subdividing residential mid In­ vestment properties in Queens Cove, at Lucaya/Freeport on Grand Bahama Island; Na­ tional Biff-tiurger System, a chain of drive-in restaurants; Atlantic Paint Co., serving areas of New Jersey, and Victor Paint Co., of Detroit. Visitors to the Better LivIng Center (to which there is no admission charge) will tour the building from top to bottom, beginning at the penthouse level which is reached by escalator within the building or by glass-en­ closed elevators which provide a breath-taking view of the entire Fairsite. The Dorothy Draper “Drcnm Home," a feature attraction of the Center, and Mary C arter’s exhibit will be viewad from an overhead ramp carrying visitors from second snd third floor exhibit areas, ■s well as from ths main floor level. Mary Carter Point stores In Seminole County are located In Casselberry in the Cassel­ berry Plata, and In Sanford ■t 200 W. 1st SI. Robert F. Rnsslln, Jr., ex­ ecutive of Louis Benito Ad­ vertising of Tamps, is the Advertising Federation of America. Legal Notice GOV. FARMS HRYANT is shown as lie dedicated the Interstate 4 sec­ tion near Oaytoim Bench last Friday. Some of llie officials attending the ceremony are shown on the speaker’s stand in the top photo. In the bot­ tom picture. Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr. is shown ns lie acknowledged his introduction. (Herald Photos) 1197 Members Get Honors By Mrt. Adam Muller Three members of DeUary’s World War I Barracks 1197 Auxiliary were elected to dis­ trict office at a recent dis­ trict seven meeting held in Apopka, Mrs, Margaret Strang was named guard, Mrs. M ine EbeIsch district conductress and Mrs. Margaretta Holmes was appointed aa color bearer. WASHINGTON (Ul’l) Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield said Inlay he would seek GOB support to introduce a petition next Mon­ day calling for an end to UKcivil rights debate. The Montana Democrat said lie would ask Senate Republi­ can lead er Everett M. Dirksen, HI., to approve filing the petition Junr 8 so that a vote to curtail Ihe 13-wcck-old de­ bale of Uie measure can be taken June 10. Dirk? on has Indicate*] he Los Angeles Siprns sure iv r i s n i T roi'R T , v iv t ii j m i m ' , e n t e r it , iv a m i Foil VIII.K CO I V TV. F l.lllllllf, iv M iA v rc n r vo. t a i n ONEIDA MATNARD McFABLANP Plaintiff, ELECTRIC iitran E n T n. m cfarland . Defendant. NOTICE OK M IT H E A T IN G KOIt IIIVOHtK TOl T! Kit RE TIT II. AlcFAnAMD L.ANP XVhoe# resldanc* la un­ known. CO O LIN G TOP AltB lIEItEIlT NOTI­ FIED that a Complaint for tilvorc* has been filed asalnet you, and you ar* required tn H QUA serve a copy of your Answer or other Pleadings to th* Complaint on Plaintiff* At­ » US f N I S 5 f torney. JOHN XV. HCltl'O'Srt, Jit., P. O. IIOX ITU. T1TC8VIIXE. FDOI1IPA, and fll# the •Commercial, original Answer or olhrr Industrial, and Pleadings In th* offlc# of th# Clerk of th# Circuit Court for Trailer Application Hemlnols County. Florid*. In hie office In Hanford, Florid*, Too! on or befora th* IHh day of Jun# lllf. If you fall to do CALL TODAY so, Judsemrnt by default will be taken agalnet you for Ih# relief demanded tn th* Com­ I O W l o w I i RMS plaint. PUNK and ORDERED, at Sanford. Florida, thta IIh day of May. tt**(SEAL) Arthur IT. Re'-hwith, JrClerk of Circuit Court, PLUMBING, HEATING, remind# County, Florida. lt> . Xtarth* T. Vlhltn AIK CONDITIONING JOHN W. SCRCCOB. Jli. 1007 8. Hanford A va, 822-6562 Attorney for Plaintiff WALL felt a showdown might have lo< Saylor. (R-Pa.), said the lie delayed a few day* beyond House public lands subcommit­ that. But he has predicted the tee is making progress toward bill finally wilt pass before approving legislation to incor­ the GO I’ National Convention porate about 8.9 million acres Into a wilderness area. The opens July 3. Mansfield said today that legislation would set aside "this Issue has to be faced up parts of the nation's forests lo one way or the other. It for recreation, water shed de­ velopment and wildlife control. transcend* other things." Other oongrossional news; A similar hill was approved Wilderness: Rep. John P. last year in the Senate. /HeujtBq BEJJEB BEST 4-CYCLE AUTOMATIC WASHER BUY MAYTAG !) erc s w h y k • Will. . Ir'..|>. I'll" - - » ■ Wfl) I if AI ^ A Y T A Ayilutor 'i fi G low Embryo's Survival Astounds Scientist By Delos Smith IT 1 Science Editor NEW YORK — To an embry­ ologist the astonishing though underrated miracle of life can be cavsulcd in a few words, thu»: “Although the egg* of a tur­ tle and a bird appear identi­ cal, the respective genetic potentials Invariably develop Academy Ready For Convention one into a turtle and the other into a bird." Warming to tlic wonder of it. Dr. Roberts Rugh went on as follows: “ One can bring together in a single finger bowl o( sea water the fertilized eggs of sea urchins, starfishes, worms, molusks and fishes. Yet each egg will proceed along Its pre­ destined path of development to become an Integrated group of colts recognizable as a spe­ cies, uncontnminatcd by the proximity of the oilier develop­ ing embryos," Hugh, a professor at Colum­ bia University’s College of Physicians and Surgeons, war being thus wide-eyed in his new textbook, ‘Vertebrate Em­ bryology — tho Dynamics of Development" H a r c o u r t , nraee and World, Inc., New York. It is not light reading for a layman, in fact, it requires close concentration even from scientists In related fields. Its distinction for laymen Is that it enlivens the ancient scienti­ fic fascination with the em­ bryo with the finds of Ihe 20th century science of genetics. Hugh’s admiration for the embryo is boundless. What any mature creature survives In the way of natural dangers are almost nothing to what Ihe same creature survived be- fore It was born—or hatched. “The embryo must endure variations in temperature, moisture, salinity, oxygen con­ centration, and nutrition, and despite the adaptive and pro­ tective mechanisms it devises, extremes in any of these con­ ditions are often fatal," he wrole, “Of some 100 million eggs laid by an oyster in one season, only 3 to * per cent survive to the adult stage. The human female matures over 40o ova, and ihe human male billions of spermatozoa, during a reproductix'c life span, but rarely do oxen 15 or 20 develop Into new individuals." Rugh traced by tiny steps the embryonic development of five vertebrates, the frog, the chick, the mou>e, the pig, and the human. These w e r e enough to cover the field, from tho relatively simple to the highly complex. Yet lie con­ fessed that even the simplest has (urns which still mystlfp embryologic science—ovue th* chick whose egg has been In all human hands for untold generations. NOW...EARN CUMIM M U > INSURED SAVINGS ASSOCIATIONS CALL... 322-7057 EACH ACCOUNT INSURED TD The Forest Lake Academy $10,000 bt a ux so n aiinct grounds already look like NEVER A CHARGE FOR OUR SERVICES! camp meeting, although the ,r T H E ~ C. MORTON actual beginning of the Ad­ ] ORGANIZATION. INC. I Cell w win Dest 3«K-k ventists* annual convention is it Ifirst 11.1 I*. UfHHiiunit Dr, not until Friday. e*l23*T<*!»T PTim wnd m frtt factvtf___ koeW_et I About 70 pastora and other mono. I ‘ uvfcifi atmlttioM. denominational employes ar­ rived yesterday to spend the week in final preparations for omets kadonwm, the meeting. They will pitch the rest of the tents, prepare auditoriums, set up public ad­ dress systems, camp store, book store, traffic signs, and basic furnishings for the fam­ ily tents. Applications for reserva­ tions of the tents, cabins, trailer apace, and dormitory rooms are more numerous than ever before, according M a n n C a /tte i p a i n t s to H. fl. Schmidt, president of the Florida Conference of INTERIOR LATEX Seventh day Adventists. The REDWOOD STAIN WALL fAINT WI R E FEA TU R IN G THI K odak new air conditioned boys’ dor­ • ■«AOf IVIlL • lie n , i n n • IDWfN mitory is a new attraction. AMO COT II • CAM M or. • H1RUMIMT.MCAT, Its space was all taken up two »• MU •fftllTAMT ITAIM weeks ago, lie said. • ItC lU IM T * O H • mo rAwrrr oooo Riiiavirm Schmidt promises a good • nil FRUUNf •s :, program, including siwakcrs • in t i *too m ra n . • I AIT C IIA M O from Washinglon, D. C., At­ • to o %roo# PAMli* WHM BOAT AMP OFATtt *H*. M»tCI FMII, lanta, Los Angeles and Seoul, • IOO IMF ■AHJMCJ. lABtMtf, rw *H lTt»t. |T fc Korea. .Slieata, "its. Because nf heavy atend*49 8 EVERY nnce beyond the capacity of 2nd GAL. FR EE *6’ * ,2 ® . F R E E tlic auditorium for the main preaching service on Satur­ Cnfwelberry 838-7681 (’nssellierry Pluzn days Uie past few years, a CAMERA KIIOI* Sanford 322-3649 Jilt) W . F ir s t S lr e c l double session is announced 210 S. PARK AVE. for that servlet this year. 1 WHY PAY MORE BUY ONE - GET ONE World’s Fair Picture-Taking Wieboldt's Quick! Pick a Chevrolet and fill in the spaces Now%the time to see the great outdoors in a great Chevrolet buy! Chevrolet army of extra-cost options. Plain Impnlns nro anything b u t They come tn all popular body styles, including wagons. Thoy’ro dressed up tn n fare-then-well; fully carpeted interiors included. Pel Airs and Biscnynes, tho lower priced Chevrolet* make n practice of hiding it. All tbo conveniences, n# sacrificing comfort or style. Did wo mention that Trado ’N ’ Travel Time won'i lost forever? It won’t. So see your Clievrolnt dealer. The* go fill in the spaces. Hero you are on the brfnlc of vacation time. There's your Chevrolet dealer In tho midst of Trade H ' Travel Time. You two should get together! Object—celebrating the joys of summer In mnew Chevrolet. Why a Chevrolet? Well, with IS models in four scries, what possible reason Is there to look further? Tako tho Impala Super Sport (and a lot of people do Just that). Comes aa a Sport Coupe or Convertible. Hti* trimming like front bucket «eat«, center console, special trim—all u standard equipment And oiler* a typically h i V tD ° * v e if ■ fully Automatic Set ONI Simple Conl'ol • frnvrfion Cooled Cabinet • Super Sue »«£my fee Clean Imt Lop • Full Opening Safer* Ooor fa$y tu lood, Remove • / hk Cooled Steel Col)met piotecu ogoimf lull • DE 105 lOO WORLD FAMOUS W O R x f f i g S p MAYTAG m s iic p ift I' WRINGER m iM CHECK IHE Wf DUD ONCHEVMXET- CHEVEUE-CHEVTI- CORVRtR AND COMETH HOWXT TOUR CHEVROLET DEALER’S t-7648 Mooney Appliances p. O. Hnx T iff Tliuevlll*. Florid* Publish May 1*. I*. **. .June 1. If**IcDU-W i. Mansfield Asks GOP Aid To End Rights Debate fv r n r c n r v r r j r n c i n •ro rn T Bwwt.vni.n c o n n , Youth To Contract r i.o m n * LOS ANGELES (U f'l) — IV TIIK WATTI5H O r TIIK WSTATW OK Catcher Greg (loosen, an 18D O H O T ItT D. B O Itl-K T , year-old high srhonl athlete, Ilf f H lf lt was signed Monday by the v t m r r to cnrniTO BS All er.tlltnT, at ih# enisle l,o* Angeles Dodgers tn a run•f POnOTIIT D. 801U.ET, il#.##*.<1, ar* li'reby notified tract for a "sizeable bonus." and required In fils sn r claim* Gooscn will report to tlic or demands wli'di 1h»jr m«r bsvs isslnsl >sld rststs In Dodgers’ class A .Santa Bar­ the of fire of Ih* County Judse bara farm in the California of Hemlnols County, Florid*. In the Cnurlhoues at S«nfnnl. League. Florida, within six fl) calen­ dar month* from Ih* dale of th* first publication of this notice Each claim or demand mutt b* in writing and must ■1st* Ih* ptac* nf residence and poal office addree* of th* claimant and muel h* aworn tn by lha claimant, hi* agent or hie attorney, or tt will be­ come void according to law. n u u > r j. niEitA D i Executor of the Heists of POnOTIIT D. SOnLET, Deceased SIS Plasa Nation*! Dank Ilulldlng fill North Ttu mby Artnut Orlando, Florida GENERAL Publleh May II * Jun# 1, f. It. l»f* cpu-:« By Mrs. Adam Muller A One Man Show featuring 65 paintings by Artist Paul Bissell of Lake M iry will be on exhlhlt in DeBary Mansion House Galleries for the month of June. Born in Charleston, S. C„ Bissell has lived in New York City, Washington, D. C. and in Florida since 19*7. He has degrees from Clemson Uni­ versity and from Rollins Col­ lege. A military officer serv­ ing overseas during both World Wars, he was a free lance artist in Intervening years, working In advertising and art directing. He studied at Gibbs Art Gallery in Charleston, Belle­ vue Art School in Bellevue, France, National Acadrmy in New York City and with the Art Students League in New York City. He is a member of Uie Florida Federation o( Art and of the Dcilary Arts and Crafts Club. Well-known for his sculp­ ture, he exhibited at National Academy, Traveling Show of Southern States Association, Morse Gallery at Rollins ami with the Federation and the Dcilary Club. i t 326 S. Sanford Ave. P h . 3 2 3 -0 6 9 7 H O L IE R M O T O R S A LES C O M P A N Y SEC O N D A N D PA LM ETTO SANFORD 322-0711 i < I �Nurture Beats Nature Ong lin t th a t contains as much tru th as poetry is Wordsworth's "T hs child is father of the man." W hat kind of man a particular child grows into is undoubtedly the chief concern of society, and it is a concern th a t m ust begin long before the official manhood age of 2 1 . According to Ilcnjamin S. Bloom, professor of education nt the Unlverslty of Chicago, a child has reach­ ed approximately half of his develop, m ent of: • Height by the age of 2 *3 • General intelligence by 4 • Aggressiveness (males) by 8 • Dependency (females) by 4 SHUCKS, IT DOESN'T MEAN A THING! And it’s still not too late to ap­ ply, according to an agency wnicn should know—the College Admissions Center, a non-profit service of the Association of College Admissions Counselors. This group serves ns a clearing house for prospective college stu­ dents. Student applications sent to tho center are studied by represent­ atives of several hundred member colleges who, in turn, directly con­ tact the student. The center doesn’t guaranteo automatic admission to college for anyone who applies, but it helps. So high school seniors who have been flatly rejected by tho colleges of th eir choice should take henrt. They enn still go to college—If they really want to. Hera are some nonprofit agencies which can help: • College Admissions Center, 610 Church St., Evanston, HI. • College Admissions Assistance Center, 41 E. 65th St., New York 21, N.Y. • Catholic College Admissions and Information Center, 3805 McKinley St., Washington 15, D.C. Thought For Today Tf you have found honey, eat only enough for you, lest you be sated with it and vomit it.—Proverbs 25:16. e • • Generosity is giving more than you can, and pride is taking leas than you need.—Kahlil Gibran. Dick West's The Lighter Side WA8RINGTON (U PI) — I t is almost Impossible for a newspaper reader to be com­ pletely objective. We ell here some sort of pereonel reac­ tion to what we reed. After til, we do not live In a vacuum, althouih 1 would like to try that some time. Listed below ere a few items th at 1 have run across re­ cently. The reader Is Invited to compere his reactions with those th a t I experienced when I first reed them. Item: Scientists a t Indians University have found e mi­ crobe that tie* Itself In knots when It gets crowded. Reaction: Big deal. I've been tying myself In knots for year* without attracting any scientific Interest what­ soever. Item: The men who oper­ ates the "Tunnel of Love” at t h e Palisades Amusement Perk In New Jersey is nam­ ed Richard Burton. Reaction 1 Big deal. I used to know a women named Elis­ abeth Taylor who wee a mar­ riage counsellor. Item! Tho telephone com­ pany Is getting reedy to open three-city “ plclurephone" service that enable* people to ace each oilier while they ere talking long distance. Reaction! I hops nobody calls Aunt Mart. Bha'a got a phono In her bathroom. Item: The Agriculture De­ partment has developed an “instant" process for aging rice. Within Just a few hours, the rice ages the equivalent of i l l to 10 months. Reaction; The name thing happened to me once In Chi­ cago. Item: When e horse doses, e muscular reaction locks Its leg Herald Area Correspondents Joints in piece. Altamonte Springs Geneva Reaction: The same thing Mrs. Joe. E. MeUUeus Mrs. Julia liertee happens when I bet on a horse. US-1111 S4S-4SS4 In feet, 1 was at e race track Lake Mery Bear Leke-Forvat City in Chicago that time I egad Mrs. Frances Wester Mrs. Maryann Milan ■lx months in Just e few SSI-SI1S U8-M7S hours. Lake Monroe Casselberry Item: The latest Seers, Roe­ Mrs. Jens Casselberry Mrs. H. L. Johnson 822-472* 818-8048 buck catalog Is said to list Longwood Chalaotn "everything from b nlne-cent Mrs. Doans Eaten Mr*. Joan Mogta bo* of tecke to n |6,600 dia­ MI-SI17 SU-I74I mond ring." North Orlando DeBery Reaction: Bet It doesn't list Mrs. Adam Mailer Mrs. Doris Dean e Montgomery Ward butter 888-4418 IZZ.IMS churn. Osteen Deltona Item 1 Teste conducted nt n Mrs. Mildred Haney Mrs. Clarence Snyder tlon regulations here been SIS-S4S1 Sfl-4141 Florida country club indicate Oviedo Enterprise that golfers can Improve their Mias Helen Snodgrass Mrs. Evelyn Lend; MS-NSS SSS4S1S scores by drinking beer before they p u tt Reaction: I’m not surprised. I know some golfers who have e nine-bottle handicap. Item: Federal meet Inipec■mended to permit the Impor­ tation of horaemeet from Page 4 Sanford, Fiorina Tuesday, June 2, 1964 Paraguay. Imported horseWALTSCSS A. U IK L O W , B U IT O B A S U r f S M S t S I S * meet Is used "primarily" In rtSA M S l V O L T O L IN B . C S reo U U e* . O e a e r a l pet foods. j i x i A * l . n T s s x B T S ie a nor s e e n R o e c t l e n t My reaction Aseoelele KCIter ASvsrtlsIes Maseger n A n n s ’ 1. j u h v s o m would be more favorable tf BOV PLATT Msneslne Editor CSeasret Advertising Msnsgir horaemeet w en used ''exclu­ A tilt O U L U M A Justarr a . s t a f u t b b sively'’ In pet foods. O u s t/ Editor Classified Olrseter B B L B K N B IL LK M W B W AAMIB aaOKM ABBB Tetesrepb Editor Helioses Manager # a n f n rf > f f i m l i i B um s W I U .IA K S •oeletr Editor* PBBO s t a s c a im u n b a 1 •r a e a It s W eak •e n slse le CW ontf IM S 1 T e ar M S • M onths M S • M o a ts* W BLLS SANTA MONICA (NEA)— Hsre in fee tori** working on the manned trip to the moon, ■ new kind of potential tech­ nological unemployment is devtloplng—e kind of techno­ logical obsolescence of the ed­ ucated. W* hear a lot these days ■bout the effects of automa­ tion on men end woman who have hed little schooling. But In the Apollo-Satum factorise I’ve visited on this trip to Louisians end California, It's not the undsr-sducetsd who ere being h it Management le finding that a good many of Ra collage graduate enginssn, scientists end managers—Including men with advanced degress — aren't able to ksep up with the fast-changing Intricate technical problems that moon end epees exploration pre­ sent. Says one top manager of e plant doing development end production work for the Apol­ lo - Saturn men-to-th* • moon project: "We're finding that If n man he* been out of co|. lege 10 years, he's behind the times—unless he's spent his nights at school studying to Worry Clinic Bill Will Pass Mach ef the ts i payer's money spent oa state uni­ versities Is squandered on asinine projects like that which Dr. Zee assigned to her graduate students. We need a financial hou sec lean­ ing In oar universities with stress on “ hone sense" vs. such nonsense. CASE 8-180: Dr. Zee was a woman psychology professor. Since 1 was scheduled to de­ liver e p ip er on some re­ search with deaf children, 1 had heeded to Madison, Wls., to address the Midwest Psy­ chological Aiioclstlon. Since Mrs. Crane had never attended one of our psychol­ ogy conventions before, she decided she’d like to go along with me. Barbs MOVING AM) You don't hove much fun when you always stick to ell your wad—nnd we don't mean chewing gum. Police in many cities ere not supposed to chew gum while on duty. Few carry n night stick any more anyway. Who's behind ell that heavy make-up 7 Sometime# it's held to tell. • Q'sondA'i Q—Of what uee 1* the flOO,000 bill T A—It Is for use In trans­ actions between Federal Re­ serve System end Treasury Department. Q—Whet Is n crabeppla? A—It la the original, wild tree. Our native erebapples ■re stunted end produce smell, soar apples better for jelly then for eating. Q—Whet Is the eastern­ most tree in the United State*? A—A red spruce bee Ids the lighthouse of Lubes Point, Mein*. q —What American explor­ er U buried on Mount Mlkano in Africa? A—Carl Akeley. ( I I. V Al Sweet potatoes are prop;ated not by needs, but by sprouta nnd cutting*. This Is because, except in the trop­ ics, the seeds produce plants totally unlike tho parent plant Tropical sweet potstoes do produce aeeda, but with such hard coats that they sometimes taka s year to ganslnato. such 11 Inin* research. For I believe la standard American business efficiency, both In government as well as pedagogy. Far loo many brain truster college t a a c h e r s haven't enough "horee sense" to tell the difference between a fruit­ ful type of research topic ver­ sus an inane subject. So they waste three y ean piddling around on frilly re­ search ■■ they prepare ■ Ph. D. thesis, yet the result! don't amount to a bill of beans, whether they come out posi­ tive or negative. Such nitwit projects as that of Dr. Zoe are silly end waste­ ful. With so many crucial un­ solved problems confronting mankind, no scientist should fritter away valuable years on axiomatic topics. It is high time that business men and our shrewd taxpay­ er* thus stopped the w atts of money now going down the drain in many state colleges. Teachers are supposed to be salesmen of Ideas, so eeld Glenn Frank, while he was president of the University of Wisconsin. And eeleim ta In a competi­ tive "free enterprise" society must have worthwhile mer­ chandise. They must also few direct competition for If they don't give prospects their money's worth, those prospects will go elsewhere. We need more of this whole­ some competition la our col­ lege offerings, eo teachers who don't attract pupils will be forced to learn how k> de­ liver interesting lectures, or els* get out of pedagogy. Nowadays, too many boring teachers are reducing college efficiency !o polysyllabic anderings way up la the scho­ lastic stratosphere whoa stu­ dents want to know how to lira successfully down here oa tetva firms I (Always write to Dr. Crane la cara of toll ■Bflartag a long edd r eseed r a re leg* sad gg t« ili to rover typing aad printing costs when you lar eaa of CO INC i I. t All America Same Just Moke One Stop For Every thine You Need To• Do The Job: COMPLETE LINE OP PUMPS, AS LOW AS *59 50 Tanka, Drlvc-Wcll Potato, Controb, Electric Wire And * WALL SUPPLY laniard, Florida 111 N. French Ave. 82*4412 S . i n t i n i! Thi READY TO PUT IN A WELL? Rent One Of Our Portable W sO D rU U af Machines To Makt The Job Eaay. SAVE MONEY NOW — CAfH aad CARRY S I OH A t . I Us* pending d v il rights bill ■ill bo enacted, of course, de­ spite Alabama’s Gov. George C. Wallace and his invasion of presidential primaries In Wis­ consin, Indiana end Maryland. It le possible, even likely, toot his perfor mance In those state* will tend to Increase Senate Inclination* to dilute the bill by amendment. The Wallace vote, however, hed a more important area of Impact than the U. S. Sen­ ate. The governor averaged about 30 per cent of the vote In the three states be contort­ ed. Hie Maryland score of 41 per cent wee his top. The Johnson administration was amply alerted by dm time Wallace invaded Maryland. The Wisconsin Democratic leadership underestimated the Wallace potential and he came up with ■ 14 per cent showing. That attracted national atten­ tion to his maneuvers. Indiana Democrat* organ­ ised to glv« Wallace a fight and wore able to cut his vote under 30 per cen t In both Wisconsin and Indiana there was plenty of room for dis­ agreement whether the Wal­ lace totals accurately repre­ sented voters angrily opposed to the civil rights bill. The administration turned out the guard against Wallace in Maryland. If he had been confronted wflh merely to­ ken oppoiltlon, Wallses might have won the Maryland pres. Ueatiel primary c o n t e s t age Init a colorless stand-in lor President Johnson. The basic­ ally significant fact to the Maryland returns is that there to little if any dispute about • h e voted for w hat The 43 per cent of the votes who cert Wallace ballots generally arc a.) D o -lt-Y o u r Sellers F A 2 9 5 1 1 S O I It was a hot dey end there was no air conditioning in the convention hell. Ae I waited for my turn on the program, wc listened to Dr. Zee. Site described at great length the nature of her re ­ search project, outlining In elaborate detail the method*, techniques, etc. Then she explained that she had uicd graduate students to make a comprehensive sur­ vey’ of the wives in her area who had become mothers for the first time. And after n hot, borvsome half hour of details, she fin­ ally delivered this momentous conclusion from tier exhaus­ tive survey: "A fter a women has her first baby, it la harder to keep the house clean!" Well, Mr*. Crane raised her eyebrows In quiuical *ur- prise, lly llel Cochran “ Do you waste your valu­ We wish fills lied sense enough to go OUT n screen able time on euch axioms 7" was her unvoiced query. door. So I shrugged iny shoulders Maybe mors t e e n a g e r s U> disclaim any connection would bo satisfied to stay with such an asinine wests of home If their parents were valuable research efforts. there. Many of my psychology col­ leagues In their “ ivory tow­ Hurd knocks never hurt er" posts on cloistered cam ­ anyone except maybe the peo­ puses, resent my exposure of ple Inside the house. IT T I . U I M onth* S IS I M e a th * I.M | Month t . l l I M o n th V. a Poe tel Beg sUtleoe provide that aU sail eabserlptloae he pnM Is seres**. Catered ae eeeeaS elet* see iter Oeleesr SI, t i l l SI She Peel Office of Benford. Florid*, under tho Ail ef Conor*** of Marsh. The Mereld la e member of the Unites I re** which Is ontlUed eeotaslvslr to the use for republlceiloa ef ell the Deal neve one ted In MU eewepeper. 4 them e salary to go to school In the daytime. 1 talked to Wallace Force, Rocketdyne vice pretldant In charge of meanufecturlng and facilities. Though he hnd a degree in chemistry, he's been studying nights end h a t re­ cently won hie master's de­ gree In operations manage­ ment. So Important do the spacer o c k o t companies consider this academic-research stim­ ulations that they tend to make certain their new dcvelopment and manufacturing plant* are built near colleges. Douglas A ircraft C o m . pany'e Missile end Space Di­ vision has recently built the first stag* of its new spacerocket development facility In Huntington B e e c h , CeliL, near the California Institute of Technology end close by the projected sit* of ■ major new college being established by the University of Cali­ fornia. Douglas is also planning to eat up e basic research lab* oratory on the grounds of this Huntington plant. The Douglas people think this will spur research, help bring In new Idee* end stimulate their engineer*. Lyle C . Wilson Soys: I Al l All ••See •ll.se I Veer kssp up with the new con­ cepts. He often can’t keep up with tho men Just out ef col­ lege." Saye another m ■ n ■ g e r t "We’ve put our epee* sys­ tems division several miles ■way from our older p lan t We went our sharp young ■pecs engineers off by themselves where they won’t be held beck by the less-advened ideas of our older engineers. "Our problem Is finding men who aren't so tied to past waye of doing things they can't come up with new Ideas." Rocketdyne D i v i s i o n of North American Aviation like e number of other companies, has told its engineers, man­ agers, technician* end ell other employe* that if they will aeriouily go b*ek to school in the evening*, the company will pay pert ef the cost If a worker successfully complete* work for e degree In this evening training, the company will pay aU tuition cotta. The company la picking a group of its brlghtsr young engineer-manager types who have proved their ambition by successfully studying eve­ nings. It's offering to pay Dr. Crane’s M O V I N G ? Slechenicel Must Biossofr--R oy Cromley Political Notebook • General school learning by 9. Bloom is clearly on the side of nurture In the old "nature vs. nur­ ture” controversy. 'W hile men may not l»e bom equal," he sa y s, "ninny of the dif­ ferences and inequalities a t m atur­ ity are trnceable to environmental inequalities. "A society which needs highly skilled, well-truincd Individuals to carry on political, social and econom­ ic functions in an increasingly com­ plex world ennnot ignore the enor­ mous consequences of what tran ­ spires in the first five years of life." Still Not Too Late BY ROBERT COCIINAR There was no doubt in anyone’s mind th a t Tom would go to college. A fter all, he was a better-than aver­ age student in high school, a mem­ ber of th s football and swimming teams and vice president of his class. Tom took his College Board ex­ ams, got satisfactory scores and ap­ plied to five or six well-known uni­ versities. He was interviewed by col­ lege admissions officers. Then he waited. One by one, cordial letters from the universities arrived. "Sorry,” they said, "but we’ve been swamped with many fins applications like yours. We Just have no more room." Ho more room. All over the Un­ ited States thousands of high school students with records as good as Tom’s are receiving academic rejec­ tion slips--and lack of space or in­ tensity of competition are generally elted as th s reasons. As a result, students for whom college can be the gateway to the future are having the gates slammed in their faces. Although the crush nt the doors of many colleges Is critical—with no relief in sight—a number of fully accredited colleges do need and want qualified students. These colleges, generally, ore not as academically prominent us tho Harvard# and tho Yales and the Stanfords of this country. They mny be smaller, less wealthy and lack world-famous scholars. But they are, according to the regional associa­ tions which rate them, quality in­ stitutions. Bruce Wholesale and Retail 9(80 P. M. CHANNEL 9 Cnu*l«r-M«itdth, toe. M« Wee* Pint Surat PMim 8884878 recognised as having deliber­ ately voted age lost the civil rights biU or against the toetics end speed with which Ne­ gro leaden seek to achieve equality. The message of the Mary­ land balloting, therefore to dis­ quieting. Thera Is to that mes­ sage no comfort for anyone, black or white. The message obviously to that there is out­ side the Deep South some hard nosed opposition to the civil rights program which Is sura to complicate enforce­ ment of the civil rights bill when K become* a federal statute. There le, therefore, a dis­ mal prospect of some degree of civil disobedience to civil rights legislation outside the South. The U. 8. government will have no alternative — that Is, the President of the United States will hate no el* (emotive—other th in to call out the armed forces, If enforce ■ federal lew. Or per­ haps V. S. Marshals could do the Job. The point of M ell kt that northern as well ■■ southern white opposition to ell-outcivil rights enforcement seems now to be reasonably predict* able. Given such opposition with anything like effective measures end there would be no alternative than the put­ ting down of the opposition by armed force of the federal government. Given sufficient opposition, plus the government's ability to enforce civil rights lew*, their repeal would be most likely. Thera to a parallel with prohibition which wee Imposed ee an experiment noble to purpose on a pretext. Ing, widely scattered and de­ term ined minority. Prohibi­ tion was imbedded to the U. 8. Constitution. But M wee unenforceable because too many voter* would not accept it as a jurt and honorable proposition. The minority apposing d r t rights le large but R cannot be shown so far to possess the potential of the anti-pro­ hibition wets. Florida was named for he? flowers by the Spanish ex­ plorer, Ponce d* Leon. Today the beautiful blossoms make a major contribution to the state’s economy — more than fid million annually. Millions of gledlolue end chrysanthe. mums are shipped north each winter. Now with roses end carnations being grown on a field scale, the future looks even better. Far A Beautiful Lewi — 8COTT8 "B raes" — Weeds Ae It Feed* "Kwlt" — For Death To Chinch Begs "•■tlsfeetlra Or MesMy Back G aaraatra" Grapcville Nursery 2ZZ1 Grspevllle Are. 333-0688 "Kcette Dealer" I �“i i i .% 1 * A3D SKYWARRIOU Training Dctnchment 1072, which hns l>een in operation a t Sanford Naval Air Station since 1056 and has graduated more than 8,000 students, was decommis­ sioned Monday. Instructors, who have been reassigned to other duty stations or given permanent duty a t SNAS, have included J. H. O’Donnell, ADCS; G. Kan ter, AEC; It. J. Meeks, AQCA; J. L. Page. AMSC; G. A. Fclgar, ADJC; T. L. Carver, A D Jl; C. A. Pctherbridgc, ATI and It. C. Thnrnell, ATC. Others in the photo are students of the last class, Heavy Photo Squadron 62. (Official U. S. Navy Photo) lll-NOONEHS HOWLING LEAGUE champs were feted Thursday night at Lake Monroe Inn during tho annual banquet attended by more than 60 women bowlers. Presenting the trophies is Hetty Johnston, league president, shown a t left. Members of the winning team sponsored by Joe's Laundry are. from left. Hcverly Meeks, Faye Roberts, Doris Omc.v and Vivian Pawley, Second place in the league went to Stenstrom'a Realty team nnd third to Cook’s Corner entry. A3D Training Unit At NAS Decommissioned The A3D Skywarrior Train­ ing Detachment 1072 which has been training aludents at Sanfool Naval Air Station since October 1956, was decommiss­ ioned Monday. This unit was formed in 11)31 and was initially assigned to Patuxent River, Sid., after its personnel were trained in .Memphis, Trnn. and at Dou­ glas Aircraft Company in El Segundo, Calif. The unit is Justly proud of the fact that more than 8,000 atudonts have been graduated at SNAS and are serving in various duty assignments around the world. Instructors who have been reassigned are J. L. Page. AMCS. to VAH-tl now deploy­ ed aboard the USS Roosevelt with the Sixth Fleet; T. W. Smith, AMSC to VA1I-2, Whldby Island, Washington; G. A. Fclgar, ADJC and T. L. Car ver, ADJ 1 to Key West. Other Instructors will bo given per rnanent duly at SNAS. THE CHOIR Hf DeBnry’s Community Methodist Church recently tq>ousored the annual Strawberry Festival. Among groups attending were, from left, Mrs. Frank Illaba, Mr. and Mrs. William Kay, Mrs. M. Lacey, Howard Green and Frank Idaho. (Cox Photo) DEHARY CHOIR of the Community Methodist Church sponsored a Strawberry Festival recently with proceeds to go for buying new choir j gowns. One group enjoying the event included, from left, Gertruda Under, Mr. atal Mrs. A. Moesel, sealed, Mae Phillips with coffee pot and E. Howard at rear. (Cox Photo) I1ETTINA VALE AND DONNA PETERS won superior duct honors during the recent baton twirling contests held in Tallahassee. VFW POST 8207 officers who were installed by E. C. Yarborough, de­ partment surgeon, seated left, were John McManus, commander; Robert, March, three year trustee; back, Merle Harris, one year trustee; Jack Hopkins, senior vice commander; A. J. Berdald, quartermaster and Ralph Moore, post advocate. Not present were Art Levy, junior vice com­ mander; Lnrry Chuiiat, chaplain nnd Harold Mutz, two year trustee. MRS. CAMILLA IIRUCE, county voting supervisor, Is shown seated a t the head of the table In the county courthouse as she reads off tho result* of the recent primary election. With her at tho table are some of her aides, newsmen and women, and interested spectators. (Herald Photo) ROBERT F. PLATTS, non of Mrs. Helen P. Forshny, a Lake Mary teacher, will receive a bachelor of science de­ gree In electrical en­ gineering F r i d a y at Lafayette College. He is a 1954 graduate of Morristown, N. J. Pre­ paratory School and a two-year Army veter­ an. He will do graduate work a t John Hopkins University, w o r k i n g for a master's degree in electrical engineer­ ing. LYMAN J U N I O R Robert "Butch" Baird, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bidrd Sr. of For­ est City, hus been chos­ en to attend Boys State in Tallahassee in July by American Legion Old Glory Post 183. Jim Jarrurd, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Jarrard of Altamonte Springs was named alternate. (Herald Photo). IT ISN’T CHRISTMAS but you might think so with all the gifts Seminole High’s football co­ captain Hilly Higgins (second from right) is handing out to SliS couches Jim McCoy, Jim Pigutt and Dick Williams. The gills were from members of the 1963 varsity football team to the varsity couching staff. (Herald Photo) CHARACTER PARTS in the production of "Streamlined Cinderella" by the Altamonte Springs Elementary fifth grade wore taken by, front from left, Raymond Daubcrt, Gail Smith, Frances Gustaveson, Hilly Swofford, Rusty Iteed, Sandy J o n s and Jane Cordrny; back, Julienne Peder­ son, Michael Johnson, Runny Hatlentine, Diane Carle ton, Arm Williamson, Mike Schultz, Doimy Cornish and Tommy Brockcnbrough. PRINCIPAL JOHN ANGEL of South Seminole Junior High School at Casselberry Is shown presenting the DAR History Award to Jeanne Olsen. Those receiving letters of commendation as runners-up were, left to right, Jim Ericksen, Linda Waltman, Cathy Johnson, Judy Gregg and Ellen Nibiack, (Herald Photo) JUNIOR GIRL SCOUTS of Troop 172, Eastbrnok, presented books which they had collected to C. M. Harp, principal of South Seminole Elementary School, for tho school library. Girls shown with their co-leader, Mrs. Bradford Lyon and Mrs. Gcridd McGinnis, are. left to right front, Pamela Lyon, Nora Hartnett, Celia Lutz. Linda McGinnis, Rhotula W atters, Cynthia Jubm k; hack row, Mary Frances Quarles, Susan Lyons, Susan Cnrrirk and Tina Globus. (Herald Photo) WHEN M. A. WHEELER GROWS tomatoes be gets "whoppers" in the real sense of the word. Wheeler Is shown here dislaying two of his prize "whoppers." They weigh three pounds and measure 20 inches in circumference, UNIVERSITY OF FIA H tllU alumnae attended their nnnuul meeting last week at tho Capri Restaurant. Shown are, from left Hill Flemming, Gcno Ellenson, Bill Conwnv, stale alumni president; and C. \e rn o n Mize, Semi­ nole County judge. 5 1 I t ;! pj �Sip ftittfurb Rrrilh •Page 6—Tucs. June 2, ’C4 About Sports Yogi's Yanks Drop To Fifth When Hitting Collapses Thinking New York Drops Out Loud Tenth Contest Out Of Last 18 Controversy On Gasoline Still Rages At Indy By Julian Strnatrom We've received word from our old friend end Sen FranBy MILTON RICKMAN deco acout, Nick Shinkoff, U N fiporu W riter (hat the GlanU will hold their Yogi Berra keeps saying annual tryout camp a t Legion he isn't worried about the Field in Lake Walca June 11* Yankees. 13. That makes it almost un­ Nick blmielf will conduct animous because most of tho (ho camp whleh will be open other American League clubs (o boys between the ages of are beginning to feel ths same way, too. 16 and 21. Yogi still is sure the YenPlayers who have signed to kees are going to win and play Junior Legion baaeball maybe he'* right although will be required to bring writ­ they seem to be going about ten permiaaion from their it in a rather unorthodox coach or poat commander. All manner. players, says Nick, muat bring They dropped two notches their owa uniform*, gloves Monday night from third place and spike*. to fifth when they absorbed Sessions will start at 9 a.m. a 2-1 licking from the Min­ Successful candidates will be nesota Twins that represent­ assigned to the Giant farm system headed by Carl Hub- ed their third loss in the last bell, well known to most San- | four gamts and their 10th setback in 18 contests. lord baseball fans. The Yankees' primary prob­ • • • Jim Paschal of High Point, lem la hitting, which hot al­ N. C.t was wondering when ways been their primary as­ he'd break into the big set in the p ast Southpaw Dick Stlgmsn of money circles of stock car racing. He quit wondering tho Twin*, whom they beat Sunday a week ago when he three times last year, turned won the Charlotte COO and around and beat them with a carted off more than 924,000 five-hitter Monday night and fee himself and the Lee Pet­ blanked them until the eighth ty Plymouth team. inning when Elaton Howard • • • homered. Looks like the Rollins Tars By then It was too late be­ are going sfter a cage title cause the Twins already bad In i U f way. They've Just nleked Ralph Terry for both landed Dave Pearlmsn, a their runs to hand him his prep alar from Louisville, Ky. fourth defeat in five deci­ via an achievement scholar- sions. ahip. This la the b le st algncc Tony Oliva, for out front in In a long list of prep stars, in­ the race for tho batting title cluding Donnie Smith of Ly­ and for rookie of the year man. honors, had two hits to boost When the Green Ray Pack­ his average to .380. ers meet the St. Louis Car­ Elsewhere in (lie American dinals in a NFL pro football League, Baltimore kayoed exhibition Aug. • in New Or- Kansas City, 8-4, Boston leans, 5,000 free admissions knocked off Los Angeles, 4-3, will be available to high and Cleveland won ite fourth school football pbycra in straight by defeating Chicago, Louisiana, Mississippi, and 3-0. Wet ground* caused post­ parts of Abba ms and Florida ponement of the 1'ittsburghplus another 5,000 for boya Los Angeles game, the only and glrb participating in area ono scheduled In the National youth programs. League. • • • Jim Touhy, an 8I1S tackle who will graduate within n few days from Seminole, will report to Fnrman Uni­ versity Aug, 15 for two-a-day Freshman football workouts With the full varsity and froth coaching staff on hand. This fall the Paladins meet HOUSTON (UPI) — Hou­ Mississippi College, Clemson, Wofford, George Wash- ston Oilers owner K. S. Bud button, William ft Mary, Adama turned out tho fire be­ Presbyterian The ClUdel, neath tho holling Oilers cauld­ Davidson, Eastern Carolina, ron Monday by abruptly fir­ and Richmond. That's quite ing head Coach Frank Fop a line up of opponents fur Ivy nnd replacing him with any college grid team. pro great Sammy Baugh. Adaina, who hud ateadfastly The Jaycee'a Junior golf refused • In publie • to ac­ tournament la on tap for this knowledge the unhappy, dis­ month. Date hasn't been an­ sension-troubled situation on nounced Inst we'll lei you know the club under Ivy, said ho as soon aa the JayCccs tell us. made the change to clear the • • • "general climate of profes­ With the end of the high sional football in Houston." school terms the American Baugh, hired by Ivy aa his Legion baseball leagues start aaslitant only la»t week, be­ and reprrscntatlvoa of the San ford post of the veterans' or comes the fourth Oiler coach ganisatlon already have a ten since the loam was created In (stive practice schedule work 10C0. V Assistant General Manager ed out with neighboring rlubs, according to Manager Frank Carroll Martin was moved up to take over as generat man­ Tbomai. The run-down reads like ager. Ivy had insisted on handling both Jobs when hs (hit: June 5— at Ocala, two signed a two-year contract game* beginning at 6 p. m.; last year. June 13— Ocala HERE, two Adams said hs decided to games beginning at 6 p. m.; buy up the remaining year June 2b— New Smyrna Uoach on Ivy's contract. HERE, T p. m.; June 27— at Baugh, the leather-faced DeLand, 7 p. m.i July 3— at weit Texas rsnchsr who Ocala, T p. m.; July 11— De wrote the passing manual for Land HERE, 7 p. m,; July 18 the NFL, had sought tho Oil­ —at New Smyrna, 7 p. m. er Job when the team was In mid-July the Sixth Dis­ rrrntcd. Ha had turned In s trict elimination starts with creditable job in ths position Eustla-UmatUla, two Orlan­ he finally got, compiling a do teams sad Sanford to 14-14 rceord in two seasons contention. This will be u two game elimination, and with the talent-short Nsw the winner moves Into the York T lttns of Harry Wlsmir state play-offs ot Weal Palm before leaving because of a contract dispute.' Beach. From West Palm Beach the Florida champion will play la Staunton, Va., for the Region al tide, and from this cUmlnation series the winner be­ comes a contender In ths Lit­ tle World Series a t Llttlo Results Monday Night Rock, Ark. AlUm. Twlna 9, Longwood 6 Thomss, Glenn Price and J. STANDINGS B. Kuykendall aa well aa their t 0 young baaeball playcra would North Orlando Bear Laka 1 0 surely Uks to make that trip I 0 to U tils Rock. The coaches Sunland I 1 a* well as the glove and bat Altamonte Twins 0 0 men, however, have been "in Casselberry 0 0 the business" long enough so Altamonte Senators 0 1 that they are pbying "one Laka Mary O 2 game at a tim e." But the Longwood Games Tonight battle cry la "See you in LitSunland -va- Bear Laka 0 p.m. Ha Rock!" / Oilers Slide Pop Ivy Out; Employ Baugh Phiilie Protest Eslridge Hurls Turned Down By No-Hit Shutout NL President For Kingswood DILLY HIGGINS, co-captain of the 1903 SITS football team, winner of one of the baseball club's most valuable trophies, and n member of tho Tribe's basketball outfit, Is awarded the Terry Cordell Memorial Trophy. Presentation of the trophy, awarded for the firs t time in memory of the former SIIS athlete and scholnr who was killed in action in Viet Nam, is mado by David Vnn Ness, president of tho school’s class of 1953. (Herald Photo) Strikes • • • Spares By John A, Spotihl If you weren't ono of the more than 150 to 200 persons out here st the lines for the kids party Saturday morning, you missed a ball. 1 moan a big ball! I thought It'd be Just f* e kids with the big smiles i their faces but you know, .,ie moms end pops had aa much fun as tholr kids! And you talk about kids, wow I No wonder they were happyl They won more than 60 trophys! That'* the abso­ lute moil that I've ever heard of being awarded at any one setting. The eatered food of Mrs. Homer Llttlo was out of this world. Everyone expressed cmopllmcnli on this part of the program and the behavior of the children. (That’s no surprise to us, however, 'cause they're taught Rood mannera along wllh bowling techniques)) The winning teams and In­ dividual presentations made includod the M-l's—champs of the Junior Division. Teammates Included Frank Patterion, Linda Ethel!, Robert Drbcall and Steve Bassett. Second place went to the Fin Boys — Run Frederick, Jim Faticrson, Miko King and Jim Wood. The high average of 174 waa won by Steve Bassett and hia 046 aeries was tops in that category. Second high series was won by Jim Woods—Oil. Don N icholn' 250 scratch game gave the adulta something to ooh and aab about. In the Bantam division the Moon Rollers took first plseo for those children between the ages of eight aod 1). The Moon Rollers Included Billy National League W L Pet. GB T>am 35 19 .625 PhUa’phla San Fran. 24 IT .605 to 25 20 .556 2to St. Louis Milwaukee 23 21 .523 4 Pittsburgh 23 21 .523 4 Cincinnati 21 31 .500 5 Loa Angeles 11 23 .477 6 Chicago 19 22 .463 eto 21 26 .447 7to Houston New York 14 32 .304 14 Mooday’o B enito Los Angeles at Fittsburgh, night, p o s t p o n e d , wet grounds Only game scheduled Wednesday's Gamas St. Louis at Chicago Houston at New York Cincinnati at MUwaukaa (n) San Fran, at Pittsburgh (n) Loa Angeles at Phlla’phU (n) South Seminole Little League Little National Gama Monday Chase-Locomotive Engineers rescheduled — June 19 STANDING! Team W L Hunt Lincoln • Mercury 13 3 Locomotive Engrs. . . . XI 4 Chase ........................... t 1 Flret Federal ............ < 10 Standard Oil ................ 9 16 Game Tuesday Hunt Un-Mer at First Federal <4;30, F t Mellon Park) INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) —The U. S. Auto Club offi­ cials will meet next week In the midst of a controversy over the use of gasoline as a fuel in race cars. But they have indicated no "snap decision" is in Uie works and Speedway chief Stewart Harlan Fcngcr hinted it may be some time before a decision cither way is made. The dispute broke out after veteran driver Eddie Sachs, Detroit, and rookie pilot Dave MacDonald, El Monte, Calif., were killed in a second-lap tangle of cars which erupted in flames, trapping them. Owners and drivers said the fact both cars were carrylng high octane gasoline in side tanks waa a factor in the deaths. Most of the conven­ tional front-engtned roadsters use exotic alcohol mixtures. The Speedway "500" classic was won by A. J. Foyt in a conventional roadster. T h e cars involved in tho crash were rear-engined machines powered by Ford engines. Second place finisher Rodger Ward, Indianapolis, drove a similar rear-engined car but carried the mixture Instead of gasoline. Racing officials said It fa a known fact that gasoline is more coinbustiblo than alco­ hol." Knlffln, Glen Skclly and Dar­ rell Vodoplch. Second ilot went to the Elght-BallJ—Deb­ bie Martin, Miko Krccok and Kevin Spolskl. On the third place team it waa Harold Johnson, Scott Roche and John Smith. The high average of 146 went to Darrell Vodupich. Tho aeries was awarded to Billy Martin with a 541 acrlea. High game of 237 went to Kevin Spolskl and the most Improv­ ed bowler award went to Har­ Skipper Scnkarlk of Hunt's, old Hcrbst. Special thanks to Garry Scott Harris of tho Navy and Fox, George Swann, P h i l and Andy Rufus, also of the Roche, Fran Morton for be­ Navy nine, lead the pitching ing on hand to help with the department of the City Re­ trophy presentations and for creation Departments Little representing tho S a n f o r d League baseball program. Meanwhile, David Lee of Men's and Women's Bowling the Locomotive Engineers and Association* at tills event, The summer league will Bill Schmidt are tied for top start June 13. This coming honors in the homo run de­ week we'll have everyone roll partment. Both Lee and ihreo games to establish their Schmidt have rapped out sev­ averages for the coming sea­ en circuit blows so far this season. son. Scnkarlk has racked up sev­ And finally, many, many en mound victories without a thanks to all of tho sponsors setback, Harris has ■ record who'vo helped throughout the of five and zero while Rufus year. It's most appreciated. has four wins and no defeats. A tip of the hat to Sanford Here is a list of the leaders: Electric Co., Florida Power Filching and Light Co., Sanford Man­ Skipper Senkarik, ufacturing Co., Coca Coia Co., Hunt Lin-Mer. 7-0 Lclloy Itobb Construction and Scott Harris, Navy 5-0 Dr. Robert Smith. Andy Rufus, Nary 4-0 We had our first run of the Livid Lee, Loco Engre 5-1 Scotch Doubles this past Sat­ Doug Malzowskl, Loco 5-1 urday and Sue Jackson team ­ Tommy Graccy Pcrf. 5-1 ed with Billy Anderson to Steve RawU, Georges 4-1 walk home richer by $n.50. Stan Wlnfree, Chase 4-1 The Scotch Doubles M loti Joe Pauline, Fla. St. Bk 4-2 of fun with the Udy rolling Ed Hitchcock, Hunt 4-2 the first ball and Uie gentle­ Home Run* man trying to convert Use David Lee, Loco. Engrs 7 spare. It's run each and every Bill Schmidt, Loco Engrs 7 Saturday with squads at 8 and Walter Jordan, Navy fl 10 p.m. Skipper Scnkarlk, Sunday night we started the Hunt Lin-Mer 6 Silver D o l l a r tournament. Mark Cockmsn, Ferf Dairy 6 With all of the many kinds Andy Rufus, Navy 4 of spliti left on the boards, Freddie Turman, Navy 4 you get paid for each of those you convert. Some of our win­ ners Included Marge Ca truthear, John Wright, Marilyn Ferguson, Gordon Honeycutt, Retnlla Monday Gert Bridges and Jerry FaMcRaney 6 Chase 8 rella. C hile 002 000 1 -1 9 3 Silver Dollar Tournamtnt McRaney 310 310 x—6 9 1 la run all day, every Sunday, WP - Frank Williams (9-4), As a m atter of fact, there'a a LP—Dick Frank (6-9) different tournament each HR—L. C. Smith, McRaney, day of the week. They're all third of the year lots of fun. Alex Siabo, McRaney, sec­ It waa a pleasure to hear ond of the year of ona of the awards made King (wood 13 Longwood 9 at the Businessmen’! Ban­ Kings wood 402 020 4-1 3 IT 0 quet the other night. A sports­ Longwood 000 000 0— 0 0 0 manship set of trophies for WP — Leroy Estridgo (34)), one of the teams In the lea­ LP—Otto Thomas (3-8) gue went to Faron Builders— HR—Don Harvey, Klngswood, Al and Sam Faron, Mike Acfourth of the year cardi and Len Biondi. Con­ John Emerson, Klngswood, gratulations, men I H e r o ' s fifth of the year hoping that some of tho other Danny Underwood, Kingswood, fifth of the year leagues make sim ilar swards STANDINGS la tho futuro. Some other high scores Team W L turned In during league play Klngswood ....... 0 this wreck Included the Navy Robbi ................ I MI MM 1 0 Intramural League. VAH-3 Wilson Malar .. 0 1 Maintenance Emerson w a a Longwood ......... 1 high with a 230 and aeries McRaney ......... went to NAS Mod/Dcntal Ap­ Fla. State Bank ••••Ota 0 1 1 USO ................. plegate’s 575. 3 Friday morning for the Chai* .............. Games Tuesday Navy Wlvaa League, Joan Brewer roiled a 210 high aln- Wilson Maler st Fla. St. 7:30 gto and Colleen Sandlin won Robbs at USO 1:45 aeries with a 199/U2. URL Mellon Park) Pitching, Home Run Leaders Announced Men's League l CINCINNATI (UPI) — Tho Philadelphia Phillies lost a protest but won a point. President Warren Giles of the National League rejected their protest Monday of a 6 S loss to Pittsburgh on May 28. Manager Gene Mauch of the Phillies filed the protest because Pirate pitcher Roy Face was inside the score­ board for a period of time. Face admitted he was in­ side the scoreboard at Pittsburgh but merely to take ad­ vantage of the rest room faci­ lities rather than stealing tha Phillies' aigns. Giles, who said he made a careful study of the protest before turning it down, said the Pittsburgh players, if they have to use the rest room faci­ lities in the scoreboard, should do so between innings or when the visiting club is at bat. "To allow a protest and or­ der a game replayed," Giles said, "there must be conclu­ sive evidence that the action which la the subject of tha protest directly affected tho final outcome of Uio game. I find no such evidence in this case. "Accordingly, the gamo trill stand as played." The holiest thing In Sanford besides the temperature is LeBoy Estridgc, a Kingswood Builder hurlcr, who Monday night accomplished the unbe lievable In the Men's Softball League. Estridge hurled a no-hil shutout as he and hia mates blanked Longwood by a score of 12 to 0. H was the first no-hitler in the annals of the Men’s softball circuit. Estridge, who has the loop'a top mound record, added his eighth straight vic­ tory and has yet to suffer a setback. But that’a not all, the Longwood club that Es­ tridge shutout in his hitloss performance was on a ninegame winning spree—that is before last night. It was Estridge's third shutout of the season. MKS. EDIE WARE, winner of the Sanforil A t­ He has given up the least lantic National Bank Rolf tournament for mem­ runs, 20, and the least hits— bers of the Sanford Women’s Golf Association, 46. Ills support throughout Uie is presented the trophy awarded by the financial ecnlesl by his teammates was Institution. Making tho presentation is Clyde flawless. In fact, it was an Long, a bank employe. (Herald Photo) errorless contest. At the plate for Kingswood, Don Harvey, Danny Underwood and John Emerson hit homers, Em er­ son, Harvey and Cook all col­ lected ihreo hits each for the Builders. In another loop contest, MeRaney’s Painters whipped Chase & Co. 6 to 3 with Frank Williams chalking up his ninth Monday's Results The Shrine and Rotary teams Tommy Bryant turned in a mound victory. Alex Szabo Columbus 2 Atlanta 0 in (he City Recreation Depart­ good Job on tho mound for Ro­ and L. C. Smith had homers. Jacksonville at Richmond ment’s Junior Boys League tary in getting credit for the postponed, rain continue to dominate the loop'a win. Corky Stowcll had a pair Rochester at Syracuse, portsecond half of play. Both dubs of blowa, including a triple. poned, rain chalked up vlcloriea In Monday Billy Higginbotham chipped in Buffalo at Toronto, postponed, contests. in a pair of knocks to lead wet grounds. The Shrine r« woo their fifth the hitting attack for the Ro­ la a row—the longest winn­ tary nine. ing streak ot any Junior Lea­ In the only Little League en­ DUNEDIN. (U P!) — Gary gue club this season. They gagement Monday, George’s Player, victor in the Festival turned back tho Clvitans by defeated the Florida State Open tournament at IndianaResults Monday a score of 8 to 3, thanks to the Bankers, 14 to 5, In a Little polia, and Doug Sanders, who St. Pete 3, Orlando 1 very effective relief hurling American League tilt. tied for second, today made Lakeland It, Ft. Lauderdale of Steve Leach. Harley Sykes, the work­ big jumps on the professional Sarasota 4, Daytona 2 Jam es Warren, the Shrine horse for George's, was cred­ golfer*' money winning list. Miami 7, Tampa 6 starter, didn't allow a hit but ited with the win. Gene Bertdid permit three runs when rang took the loss. ho encountered control diffi­ A scheduled game between culty. Leach took the mound the Locomotive Engineers and and returned IS of the 16 bat­ Chase ft Co. waa rescheduled te n he faced. Ho whiffed 10 for June 13. in the process and notched his fifth triumph without a loss. Ron Dudley had tw-o hits for the Shrine and Chuck Plgott had the Clvltan'a only aafety —a slxlh lnnlng single. Meanwhile, the Rotoriani kept pace with the <Shrincr* Hraulta Monday Night by beating the Kiwinlans, 6 Casselberry 7, North Orlando 3 to 3. STANDINGS Casaetberry » 7 2 Altamonto Springs 0 2 Longwood 6 3 Sunland 4 4 Bear Laka 8 6 North Orlando 1 0 s n / te n Games Tonight W L P e t GB Team Longwood -va- Bear Lake, " 'H u J ill'll! Chicago 24 12 .607 8 p m. Only game scheduled Baltimore 28 15 .651 Cleveland 22 16 .579 3 Minnesota 25 19 .588 3 New York 21 17 .553 4 Boston 22 21 .512 511 Result! Monday Detroit 18 24 .429 9 U. S. G YPSU M Washington 19 29 .396 11 Rotary 6 Klwanla 3 Kansas City 15 37 .357 13 Klwanla 001 020 0 -3 3 4 Los Angeles 16 30 .343 13 Rotary 101 130 x - 6 6 6 Monday's Results WP — Tommy Rryant (1-0}, Boston 4 Los Angeles 8 LP Steve Gordie (0-1) Cleveland 3 Chicago 0 Shrine 3 Clvltan 3 Q U A L IT Y PA IN TS Minnesota 2 New York 1 Shrine 200 111 3 -4 5 2 Baltimore 8 Kansas City 4 Cteitan 0)2 000 0 -3 1 5 Only games scheduled WP-Stovo Leach (50), L P Wednesday’s Games J . W. Williams (4-4) Boston at Loa Ang. 2, twlSTANDINGS night w L T«am Baltimore at Kansas City (n) New York at Minnesota (n) Shrl no • • >»•••• • • • • ■. ... 5 0 a Rotary ••••••••••••• . . . 4 1 Washington at Detroit (n) CPO .......................... ... 2 n Chicago at Cleveland (n) Lawn Boy Power Mowers Elki ««•••••••••••••• . . . 2 2 Lake Mary .............. . . . 1 3 CiviUn ••*•••••••••■<• . . . 1 4 Klwanli ..................... . . . 1 4 Game* Totaday Gamo Monday Lake Mary at Elka 4:30 George's 14 Fla. SL Bank 8 Scott Fertilizer and Spreaders Fla. State 301 200— 3 4 CPO at Clvltan 7:30 at Memorial Stadium Georg#'* 035 sox--14 10 LEAGUE LEADERS W P-HarUy Sykes (2-7), LP (Tfcroogfc May Slat) —Geno Bartrang (3-3) STANDINGS • Pitching Team • W L (Baaed — 4 Wins) Garden Hose • Garden Tools Navy ............................. 14 8 Stevt Leach, Shrine 4-0 S a Florida State Bank . . . 5-1 SAVE! TAKE ADVANTAGE OP OUR Georg*‘s ...................... 1 i Bary Maples, Elka 5-1 Perfection Dairy ....... T • Bobby Fowoll, Rotary CASH *N CARRY POLICIES 52 Sanford Atlantic ......... 4 13 Danny Leo, CPO Charlie Lytle, Lake Mary 4-4 Gam* Toesday Sanford Atlantic at Perfection Dairy (4:10 Boy Avtnuo Park) Shrine, Rotary Set International League Pace In Junior Loop Player Fourth In Golf Money Florida State South Seminole Senior League 20% American League OFF Glidden's Junior League and Texolite Our Garden Supply Center Is Headquarters For Little American Southern League ■SKINS SIGN DONALDSON WASHINGTON (U PI) — The Washington Redskins to­ day announced ths signing of Purdus fullback Gen* Donald­ son, the club's 11th draft choice. M—day’s Bo—Ito Birmingham 7, Asheville 8 Charlotte 3 Lynchburg 0 Columbus at Macon, postpon­ ed, rain Knoxville at Chattanooga, postponed, rain G A TO R Lumber & Hardware 700 French Ave. Ph. 322-7121 �S' #% “i t Bit* JArnifnrb Tties. June 2, '64—Page 7 WrreTB Enterprise Reception Honors Miss Burns By H elm Snodgrsne M itt Sarah J. Bums, who retired aa Enterprise Postm atter on April 24 after 44 year* of service, was honored a t a recent Sunday afternoon reception held In the school cafetorium. ' Seating was arranged to th at all could watch as Mita Bums received gifts which were presented In a most unique manner. The first gift, a piece of luggage, was pre­ sented a t mail call time in an Improvised post office set up on stage along with a framed copy of a telegram of con­ gratulations from President Lyndon B. J o h n a o n. Mrs. Bertha L. Hardin, lister of Miss Bums, who also retired after 20 years of acrvice as clerk, received two beautiful rose trees. Making the pre­ sentations was Mrs. C. A. Henderson. The mull truck then arrived with a special delivery, nil in a regular mnll bug and de­ livered by uniformed postman Blchard H nnla of Orange City, another piece of lug­ gage for Miss Bums. Refreshments of punch and cookies were served from a table overlaid with a lace cloth and centered with an a r­ rangement of snapdragons made by Mrs. D. J . Parker. Other floral arrangements decorating tha cafetorium were contributed by Mrs. Parker and Loula F. Stamanad. Postmasters a t t e n d i n g , other than tha honorce, were Mrs. Ritchie Harris, present Enterprise postmaster; Mrs. Lola Brooke of Osteen, How­ ard Warner of Orange City and Oakley Scavcr of Cler­ mont who also is trensurer of tha Florida State Postmast­ er's Association. Out of town gueata Includ­ ed Mr. and Mra. Robert Al­ len, Mrs. Gale McAloxunder, M in Euretta Faber, and Mrs. Irene Jackman of DeLand; Mr. and Mr*. Jesse Allen and Mra. Ruth Bates of Altoona; Mrs. Rachel Alley and Mr. and Mra. James liardin of DeBary; Mra. Warner, Alva Hnyman and Richard H arrii of Orange City; Mra. Ida Padgett. New Smyrna Beach; Mrs. Scover of Clermont; Rev. and Mra. Grover C. Sew­ ell J r , Mrs. William Hardin and children and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hardin and chil­ dren of Sanford and Mrs. Brooke of Osteen. Business Briefs The B. C. Morton Fund, Inc. baa declared a quarterly div­ idend of Sc per share from net Investment Income on Ita In­ come Serlea, payable June 30th to Income Serlea shareholders of record May 28th. This was announced today by Harry C. Ecbelberger, San­ ford's Resident manager of the B. C. Morton Organization national distributors of the $10.2 million mutual fund. In addition to Its Income Series, the Boston-based Mor­ ton Fund includes a Growth Series and an Insurance Ser­ ies. Mayor High In 3-Car Crash MIAMI (U PL)—Three ears —one driven by Miami Mayor Robert King High — were ameshed by a fourth automobile here Sunday. High, who lost hla bid for the governor's office in the Mey 20 runoff, had his five children with him In hla cityowned car. None of the per­ sons in the care were Injured. HONOREES nt n recent community reception held a t the Enterprise School were, left, Mias Sarah Hums who retired in April after 44 years us Enterprise postmaster and her sister, Sirs, ilerthu L. liardin, who also retired after 20 years as i>ostnl clerk. (Cox l’hoto) 'Plank-Owner' Custom To Be Observed During the commencement program at the Sanford Naval Academy an old Navy custom will be observed—that of recognizing ‘'plankowners". In the bygone day* of iron men In wooden ships the ori­ ginal commissioning crew con­ sidered themselves, ami came to be known as, plank-owners —inferring squatter* rights and therefore figurative own­ ership of a plank of the ve»- tel. On June 3, at the Academy. Ihe custom will bo modernized slightly, but the spirit of the tradition will be preserved. Each midshipman complet­ ing the first year’s operation will be designated a Sanford Naval Academy plank-owner by virtue of hi* name being Inscribed on a bronze plaque mounted on a symbolic plank. The plaque has been donated by the parents of Midshipman Charles Richter and will be permanently mounted at the Academy. Membership In this exclulive group will be closed out i s of June 5, the completion of the shakedown cruise of The Sanford Naval Academy. KAHEN I.AW receives the SHS Rooster* Club trophy for being the most valuable member of the Seminole Swim team during the current school yenr. Tho presentation I* being made by Dr. Orvlllo L. Hark*, immediate past president of the Booster Club. (Herald Photo) Realtors Week Dinner Held In DeBary By Mrs. Adam Muller The West Volusia Realtor* Week Dinner was held at De­ Bary Restaurant with 20 p«rson* In attendance. Speaker was Rep. James Sweeney of DeLand who spoke on •’Wills’* and taler held a question and answer period. Constable Oscar D. Paplneau escorted the motorcade into DeBary from the Orange City Water Tower. Attending were Mr. and Mr*. William Gould, Mrs. Kathleen Gould, Jo Peck, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McCarrfor, Harriet Perkins, Ivy Strick­ land. Alberta Warner, Bert Lcderhaus, Welles Iy Corbett, Alva Williams, Louise Clark, Edilh Honeycutt, Edna Sauerwine, John Tape, Mr. and Mra. DeBartola, Francis Clif­ ton, Otto Braun, Mose Ber­ man, Betty Lee Hussey and John Turner. Tablet were decorated with arrangements of rosea from the Ledcrhaui garden. Club To Meet JOHN MILLS, named tho most valuable swim­ m er on tho Seminolo High swim team during the 1904 tank season, is awarded 111* trophy by John Colbert during the recent all «i>orU liani|iioL nt tho hcIioo). The trophy was pre­ sented by Colbert on behalf of Perkin's Men’s Store. (Herald Photo) EARLY AMERICAN FURNITURE AT REVOLUTIONARY PRICES A combination business and social meeting will ba held by the Woman’a Club of Cas­ selberry Wednesday at 7:30 pm . This will be the last mealing before the club ad­ journ* for tha s u m m e r months. ONLY ~ L IV IN G ROOM O U T F IT Y O R K AIK CONDITIONING NOW . . . >UDOR PRICED. . . M v n Sheet Metal Specialties, Inc. HEATING mad AIR CONDITIONING BMP. W. 13th ST. •j*,—- SANFORD PH. SSt-U II • • • • la Warm Brows Upholstery Fabric Large Wlngbark Sofa*lied Wlngbark Chair with Ottoman 3 Genuine Maple Table* — I Corklail and 2 Slep-Knd Tables 2 Mapla Table Lamps EASY T E RMS — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS M ATH ER of Sanford SHOP IN AIK CONDITIONED COMFORT 20:1-00 E. 1st ST. 322-0983 Ait Federation Dedicates Plaques Resignation Of Precinct 12 Official Announced By GOP Memorial Day dedication service* were held at the DeBary Mansion House by the Florida Federation of Art with Edith Brooks, vice pres­ ident, presiding. Plaques of bronze on wood were dcdicstcd In memory of past presidents and deceased members, Mrs. T h e l m a Brownctt of Jacksonville, chairman of memorials com­ mittee, read the names of those listed and gave a brief resume of their affiliations with the Federation. Invoca­ tion was given by Hcv. Augus­ tus C. Summers. Names included on the past presidents' plaque were Mra. F. W. Burhholz, Mrs. T. U. Guthrie, Mrs. Russell Sey­ mour, Mra. D. R. Fecmstcr, Hugh McKean, Mrs. P. M. Schlamp and, to be added, Nancy Harmon, who served three terms a* president. Un the members' plaque were the names of Samuel Grierson of DeBary and Ber­ tha M. Barrett of Panama City. Music for the ceremonies was provided by Mrs. Beat­ rice Muller, contralto, and Mrs. Laura Platt Brown, sopiano and accompanist. Tlie main gallery wai dec­ orated with roses, fern and many other arrangements of fresh garden bloom* by the committee with assistance from .Mra. Grierson. The resignation, due to pres­ sure of business, of Miss Aud­ rey Flynn as precinct 12 com­ mittee woman has been an­ nounced by the Seminole County Republican Executive Committee. Committee Chairman Jan Fortune, who acrrptrd the resignation with regret, said "Mis* Flynn has been very active in promotion of the two-party eystem in Seminole County, and, although we realize we ore losing an ef­ fective worker, we understand the necesaity for this action. Miss Flynn haa told us she will continue to do everything possible to promote the Re­ publican Tarty, not only In Seminole County but In tho state as well.'* Campaign plans wero dis­ cussed by the committee nt a recent meeting held nt the home of Mrs. A. F. Keeth. A meeting was called for today by Russell J. Hammond of Chuluotn, chairman of the campnign* and issue* commit­ tee, to coordinate the many suggestions and make definite recommendations to the full committee. Meeting with Ham­ mond will be Bud Moughton of Sanford, David B. Knnaiy of Tnnglewood and Richard Davis of Forest City. A report on the June 12 dinner to be sponsored by the Seminole County Young Itspublican Club at tho Capri was given by Mra. E. Tope Bassett of Maitland, wife of tlie Republican nominee for District 3 County Commis­ sioner, who is serving as tic­ ket sales chairman. Congress­ man Ed Gurney will bo tho speaker, Davis and Mrs. Robert Hoover, wife of Dr. Hoover, Republican nominee for state representative from Seminole County, were welcomed as -r committee man and committee woman representing precinct 12. Bank Officers Are Named ny Mrs. Adam Matter Newell E, Hawkins was elected president of the De­ nary First National Bank last Thursday at a meeting of the boon! of directors who at the same time named Sam­ uel K. Karon vice president. Preview of the bank ll scheduled for Saturday, Juns 27, from 10 a. m. until 2 p, m. Formal opening will ba held Wednesday, July 1. Easy W a y to Kill Roaches and A n h CHOSEN C.IUL STATE delegate from Lyman Digit School by American Legion Auxiliary OKI Glory Unit 183 was Samira Tennant, (left), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bussell Tennant, Kern Park, a member of the Junior Class. Until Wright, (right), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. \V. F. W right uf Casselberry was chosen as al­ ternate. Hrnth on Onet. . . I.cittt for Month* JOHNSTON'S NO-UOACII: Slmplv brunh Johnston’* No-Koach In cabinet* to control cockroaches, on *111* to stop ant*. Colorless, odorless coating stay* effective fog month*. No need to move dishes. Hnrmles* to pets. Kcmcmbcr: No-Hoach means no roaches. W IN N D IX IE FOOD STO RES FORD VACATION SALE THIS VACATION, GET AWAY FROM OLD CAR W O R R IES ...TR A D E 'EM IN ON A NEW TOTAL PERFORMER FROM FORD. HURRY IN AND SAVE AT OUR VACATION SELLING SPREE Our ’6 4 s are the hottest selling Fords in history. And we’re keeping ’em hot with record-high trade allowances on top of our low, low Ford prices. With the widest choice in the in d u stry 4 6 m odels in 5 lines—w e’re sure to have just the car for your family's fun and funds! Fatrlane Sports Coupe-offers sam e basic V-8 as tho Cobrat VACATION AMD NEW F O R D !!!! AT OUR PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD BOTH! Falcon Wagon—costs little, carts 79 cu. ft. of cargo! Strickland - Morrison, Ik . , If You’re Interested In An A-1 Sanford, Fla. Used C a r Be Sure To See Your Ford Dealer ll —:—r- MI �BPO Does Initiate Members MRS. FINLEY NASH, left, president of tho BPO Docs, recently con­ ducted initiation ceremonies nt tho Elk's Lodge for three new members, Mrs. Bruce J. Jones, Mrs. Frank C. Wight and Mrs. Calvin Haig. The following three mem­ ber* were Initiated Into San­ ford Drove 160, B.P.O. Docs at the last meeting, presided over by Mrs. Finley Nash. They a r e Mra. Frank C, Wight, Mra. Bruce J. Jonca and Mra. Calvin Haig. Prior to the meeting, Mrs. If. C. Dlibrow was given a lea and farewell-parly at the president’s home in Oslrcn where she was presented a sterling locket with inscrip­ tion in appreciation for her four years of devoted service as secretary as well as her active participation in assist­ ance with weekly fish frys and other project* to robe money for charitable pur­ poses. Mrs, Dlsbrow and tier husband have moved to Jack­ sonville, Besides ilic 22 members present nt the Initiation there were the following guests from the Orlando Drove: Mrs. Earl Boisclalrc, past supreme president of the Does; Mrs. Ralph LeFcver, past state president; Mrs. Elvira Coe, also a past state president; Laura Allen; Margaret Maleek; Joy Rife; Mrs. Sophia Urlte, immediate past presi­ dent of Orlando Drove, and Agnes Bower, Light refreshments w e r e served after tho meeting. Girl Scout Troops Awarded Girl Scout troops C9S and 299 recently held a banquet at the Lutheran Church hon­ oring tho mothers of tho girls from bath troops. Each mother was presented • corsage from her daughter. A flag ceremony opened the banquet, after which a court of awards was held with the presentation of badges earned for previous scouting In each girl In llieir respective troops. A buffet dinner was served following the ceremonies, .Special g u e s t s attending were Mrs. Ilifnnio Morgan, d i s t r i c t chairman; Mrs. Elouisc Horoskowsky, neigh­ borhood No. 2 chairman, and Rev. Herbert W. Goers*. The banquet was under the direction of Mrs. R, L. (Jes­ sie) Andrews, Troop Leader No. cos, Mr*. 11. U. (Gladys) Downey, Troop Leader No. 299, and Mrs. Stanley (Jo Anne) Oglesby, Co Leader GIKL SCOUT TROOPS 2£li> nml GDI) recently held a mothor-dniighter banquet nt the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, nt which time the court of nwurth was conducted. Members of Troop 290 rccolvlng merits nml bmlgcH were front row from the left, .Janie lllair, Debbie Sessions, Vicky Oglesby, Patty McLaughlin and Donna Miller, Hack row from the left are Nnncy Mundny, Linda Purdy, Janice Iloynton, Debbie Downey, Nor­ ma Blackwell, Patsy Stewart and their leader, Mrs. Gladys Downey. Wht Page 8—T ugs. Juno 2, '64 ftaafnrh ftrralb Aliss Slayton Given Party MISS SANDY SLAYTON was an honor guest of a recent Coke and Chat­ te r graduation pnrty a t the lovely Lake Mary home of Mrs Tom Richey. With the honoree are Mrs. Andrew Bracken, co-hostcss, Mrs. Richey, hostess, Miss Sluyton, Mrs. W. B. Slayton, mother of the honoree and Mrs. Mary Joyce Bateman, co-hostess. A BRIDAL SHOWER a t the C. S. Teston home recently honored Miss d uo Teston, briclc-clcct of James Cohen. Mrs. Annette Wnllstedt, front, left, was hostess. With Mrs. Wnllstedt are Miss Teston, front right. In hack are Mrs. Robert Cohen, mother of the prosjiective bridegroom and Mrs. D. W. Teston, mother of the honoree. Shower Fetes Miss Teston Miss Cleo Teston, brideelect of Jumcs Cohen, was honor guest recently of a mis­ cellaneous bridal shower at the home of Mrs. Rebecca Teston. M r s . Annette Wallstedt served a* hostess, assisted by Mrs. Teston as co-hostess. The serving table was cen­ tered with an arrangement of roses and a miniature bride doll, with two delicious homo made sheet cakes on either aide. A pink umbrella was sus­ pended from the ceiling with streamers attached over tho gifts, which were displayed on a table beneath. Pnrty game* and contosta were enjoyed with prlxea awarded Betty Hodges, Fran Quillan nnd lien Alford. Fruit punch, cuke, nut* and mints were served to Mr*. I). W. Teston, mother of tho bride-elect, Mrs. R. A. Cohen, mother of the prospective bridegroom nnd the Mmes. Leo Mansfield, Paul Mansfield, J. R. Dunawdy. Maurice Ayera, John Fortier, Donald Yo«:, A- C. Madden, A. B. Ai­ ling, Jr., Emma Rtsner, Brule Wallstedt, Gordon Hodges, T. It. Alford. Msybello Gay, Elisabeth Arnold, Hermit Wnllstedt, Osle Bowery, C. S. Teston, Inez Heisiona and J. W. Ilnrkey. Also the Misses Judy Mans­ field, Janet Mansfield, Faya Dunaway, Harriet Mixon, Barbara Ann Alford, Martha Cook, Fran Quillen, Ilevcrly Risner and Jnnita Fortier. • fly Mr*. II. L. Johnson Mbs Handy Hlnytun, daugh­ ter of Sir. and Mrs. W. B. Slayton, and a member of the 1904 graduating class of Sem­ inote High school, was recent­ ly honored with a Coke and chatter pnrty at the Lovely Lake Mary home of Mrs. Tom Mr*. Andrew Bracken and Mrs. Mnry Joyce Bateman were co-hostesses and Miss Cindy Slayton assisted the hostesses in serving. The class color* of red and white were attractively com­ bined to decorate the Richey home and gracioui patio. The guests enjoyed listen­ Graduate Honored At Party Miss Gere Dietrichs, a member of the 1964 gradua­ tion class of Seminole High School, was honor guest of a Coke, chatter and splash party at the South Oak Ave­ nue home of Mrs. John Wil­ liams, with Mrs. Adelaide Moses and Miss Barbara Moses serving as co-hostess­ es, The honoree and guests as- terrace adjoining the pool for a morning of relaxation and reminiscence. The natural landscape of red geraniums In full bloom created a picturesque back­ ground in keeping with the class colors of red and white. The tables were covered with brilliant red cloths and dec­ orated with gardenias. Shower Honors Bride-Elect MRS. BETTY KE1GANS, left, was hostess to a recent bridal shower a t her Iiomrwood homo honoring Miss .Sharyn Dudley, center, bride-elect. To the right is Mrs. Bill Dudley, Hister-in-luw of the honoree. ftjr Donna Estes Mr*. Hetty Kelgnns was hostess nt her Pasadena Avo. home in Longwood to a recent mlacrllnneous hriilnl ahower W M PF Church Group Meets With honoring Miss Shuryn Dudley, bride-elect of Cury Leroy SonIwrg. Guests served soft drinks, cuke, coffee, nuts and mini* were Mr*. Fredelirk, mother of the bride-elect; Mrs. K. E. Williamson, the h n n o r e c s grandmother, and Mrs. Bill Dudley, her sister-in-law. Also the Mmes, Jcnn La- Dree, James Stringer, Wilmn Pope, Evelyn Linscy, Pat Scott, Jo Atm Chase, Geneva t.argent, Frances Ellis, Bill Simpkins, Shirley Goldman, Sylvia Haynes, Audrey Full­ mer, Sybil Smith and Dottle Owens. Also the Misses Susie LaIlrce, Betty Higginbotham, and Hally Simpkins. ing to Beetle records whit* drinking Cokes and munching on ham biscuits, chips, kabuba and cookiei. Sandy was presented with a lovely pajama and robe set as a gift from the hostess. Approximately 60 guesta enjoyed the delightful affair. MISS GERE DIETRICHS, front, was honor guest of n recent Coke nml nwim graduation party. With Miss Dietrichs from the left are lier mother, Mrs. Wally Dietrichs; Mrs. John W. Williams, hostess; Mrs. Adelaide Moses nnd Miss Barbara Moses, co-hostesses. ■ o n n e t f ii f The honoree waa resented a traveling jewelery case and makeup travel kit by the hos­ tesses and each guest receiv­ ed a momento of the occasion. Special guesta were Mra. Wally Dietrichs, mother of the honoree, Mr*. Edward Higgins, h o r grandmother, Miss Sara W. Eaitcrby, great aunt, and Mist Dcde Die­ trich*, lister of the honoree, who was home visiting from St. Vincents Hospital In Jack­ sonville, where she is m nurses training. Refreshments of assorted sandwiches, dips, fresh strawberries and Cokes were serv­ ed buffet style on the ter­ race. Other* attending were the Misses Carol Oxford, Joy Duggar, Barbara B o l g c r , Sandy Slayton, Ann Aiken, Jean Masters, Glenda Albert, Brenda Brown, Boseana Belsito, Penny GIccson and Gay Hunt. Also Susie Halbaek, Donna Snndago, Ccni Wheatland, Jill West, Mary Scott, I.aNclto Henning, Nikki Morgan, My­ ra Mccki, Shirley Steed, Di­ ane Smith, Linda Krii, Pat Rabun, Cindy L a k e and Gwen Champion. 6 DAYS O N LY! t ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY * Mrs. M. L. Ayers GIRL SCOUT TROOr GD5 receiving nwards nt the mother-daughter ban­ quet woro front row from the left, Victoria Zwick, Katrina Keeling, Debbie Foster, Cathy Andrews, Norma Martin and Connie Foster. Back row from the left are Ahhic Walls, Janet Mills, Debbie Keeling, Marie Richardson, Michelle Vaillcr and Deborah I’oolo, Gamma Lambda Ends Season Mrs. M. L. Ayers was hos­ tess at her home to a recent business meeting of t h e W.M.P.F. of the Missionary Alliance Church. Various reports were given on missionary projects the group has assisted by making clothing and assembling ma­ terials to send refugees. The project for next year will be to assist Utc Spanish speaking ministers. Mrs. Solan Teston assisted Mr*. Ayer* In serving refresh­ ments to the Mine*. Charles Dees, K. A. Monforton, II. D. P a t t o n , It. J. Touchton, George Wells, Fay Lee, B. H. Stone and William Webb, * • 'f o r d i p l o m a ' l i m e Shop for that important event from our large group of beautiful summer dresses in s h e a t h and bouffant styles. Enterprise tile tone towels solids, stripes. . . floral prints reg. 9 8 ‘ Personals GAMMA LAMBDA CHAPTER of Beta Sigma Phi officers recently installed are from the left, Teresa Daigle, corresponding secretary; Jo lytntpf, treasurer; Barbara Jones, vice president; Mrs. Joe Corley, spon­ sor; Edna Daugherty, president and Helen Ilnmncr, past president. The final meeting of the y e a r of Gamma Lambda Chapter of beta Sigma Phi was held a t Uic home of Mrs. Don llamner, the past presi­ dent. The meeting wai con­ ducted by the new president, Mrs. Jim Daugherty, during which the coming year'* com­ mittee reports were given by each committee chairman. The program entitled "PoetInto Muaic" was given by Mrs. Larry L. Mann. Mra. llam ner told of her trip to the convention in Clearwater, alt­ er which the gave her out­ going officers a disc fur their charm bracelets, representing their individual office. A newspaper written by one of the members was given to each of the girls so they cotud keep up with the ncwi con­ cerning all the member* and the coming activities. Beta Buddy gifts were ex changed and new name* were drawn for the next year. Hefrcahmenta were served by the hostess to Mrs. Jerry McCabe, Mra. Larry Mann, Mra. LaMar Meredith, Mra. Bill Branon, Mr*. Gil Daigle, Mra. J . W. Carter, Mrs. Billy Winn, Mr*. Jim Daugherty, Mra. Jim Jonei, Mra. Jo Kampf and Mr*. Joe Corley, sponsor. By Helen SnudgraM Mr- end Mrs, F. E. Danby Oldsmar a r t spending thla week with Mrs. Denby’a par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. L Cunningham. NOW BIGGER. HEAVIER! PLUS PICK ER.FREE BORDERS!* KING’S For size, weight, style, a buy you'll find hard to mutch! Big, thick, densely-looped Tile Tone towels plus seuson's prettiest florul prints! Big buy regularly, fabulous a t these reductions! Solids and stripes: while, pink, yellow, orange fluff, blue, pale green, lavender, brown, pur­ ple, red azalea, moss green, plus black and while stripes. Florals: pink, azalea, yellow, blue, BEAUTY BALON Ovrr Koumlllat'a Drug — Special — 110 Cold Wive Complete Permanent «.QQ Haircut 11.00 Shampoo ft Set 61.50 No ApjMbUmeat Nee. Open Eve* By A ppt Ph. BII-945H • Accredited Charge Accounta Welcomed •or Penney’* will replace 2 4 " x 46** bath s ite hand taweli NOW washcloth* NOW reg. 69c 47c reg. 29c Me �Miss rr*da atudent a t Southsld* School, and her mother, Mri. E. W. Marcel, were ho<lrMM to a recent surprise kitchen ahower honoring Tara'* teach­ er, M in Elsie Samuelson, brlde-eleit of Bert Haight. The lurpriie shower w*s held outilda on tha spacious lawn of the Marcal home on Park Avenue, and Mill Samuelaon'i entire clan walked from ichool to participate i.i an afternoon of fun with their teacher. A lawn table held an abund­ ance of lovely gift* and re­ freshing punch, ronkiri anti candid were icrved t h e guest*. Special guest* attending were MU* Evelyn (.'arUon, Miss Samuelson’* apartment mate and feiluvv teacher; Mrs. Alden Pyle, Mr*. Marcel’* mother of Maitland, and Mrs. Velma Mitchell, principal of Soulliaide school. dtiqhUqhiA SamuelsonHonored At Shower T V Time Previews MISS TAKA then shower hridc-elert of hostess, Miss MARCEL, renter, tvnn m-hoatess to n recent flurpriBO kithonoring her third urmle teacher, Miss Elsie Samuelson, Bert Haipht. With Tarn arc her mother, Mrs, K. W. Marcel, Samuelson, Miss Evelyn Carlson and other class members. 7:3011:30 p m NRC. Mr. Novak. “ X Is The Unknown Factor." (Rerun) A story about an honur student who is being pushed toward a scholarship in science so hard lie attempts to shortcut on his "non - essential" E n g l i s h course. The pressures of try­ ing to make good in hi* spe­ el allied field are his excuse* for cite a ling, but we have a hunch tin t U Mr. Novak (ns portrayed stolidly by Ja n u s Kranciscus) were a hit Irs* self-righKotP. the hoy might have ix-en spared a lot ni trouble. Interesting, but alow pacing deprive* thr story of its full dramatte Impact. Dr. Frank Baxter appears in a dramatic role. 7:30 8:30 p.m. ABC. Com­ bat. "The Long Way Home." . P a r t 1. (Rerun) Richard Baschart atari as the vicious German commandant of a pri­ son camp where our boys will be spending tills week and pan of next. This episode deals with th* harsh treat­ ment given the American pri­ soners and their plans for rvrnlual escape. Rasehart is a choice villain. 8 9 p.m. CBS. Thr Red Skel­ ton Show. (Benin) Tills show wa* taped before ex-’’Wagon Train" star Robert Horton reached Broadway tn "110 In the Shade," and at the time l>e surprised many viewer* with his singing voice. He al­ so proves adept at light com­ edy as a tax investigator who thinks hums, especially Fred­ die the Freeloader ( Bed Skel­ ton), should pay taxes on their panhandling receipts. Skelton later scores wilh a pantomime as a dentist who makes his patients wish lie were dead. 8:30 9 p.m. NBC. Moment of Fear. "Survival." ( Rerun 1 If you missed tliii one on "G.E. lim it re" in November. 1959, Oiis play marked til* TV film dcbul for Jose Ferrer. Ih e setting is the desert and the drama shows what happens when two partially help­ less mortal enemies mini join forces In order for either Mary Cleveland Has Birthday Party Mary Cleveland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Cleve­ land. was recently honored with a lawn party In celebra­ tion of her tenth birthday at ber Palmetto Avenue home. A long table wai ict up outaJde which contained many lovely gift* and party fator*. Hie guests engaged In party gam ei and are all looking for­ ward to the summer vacation. Delicious birthday c a k e , punch and lea cream were served to Debbie Warfield, Melissa Echols, Donna Saw­ yer, Cindy Bishop, J u n e Bciwelcltin, Becky Bauer and Cindy Baker. Alto Susan Dew lit, Neva ratterm n, Ricky Smith, Ken­ ny Woodall, Jame* Cflmju and Mika Whitley. Gamma Omega T o Entertain A t MISS MARY CLEVELAND, center holding pnekuge, recently celebrated her tenth birthday with tt lovely lawn jmrty lit the home of her piuentH, Mr. and M ia . M. N. Cleveland. Shown with Mary are some of her many Iriemld who enjoyed the delightful birthday party. Open House (jinnma Omega Chapter cf Ep*Hon Sigma Alpha met re­ cently at the home of Kathy Tuukc. Clair* Fit*, delegate to the state convention In Orlando May 22-21, gave a report on the activities of the conven­ tion. Delegates to the Interna­ tional Convention will 1>« Kathy Tookc, Clalro Kile, Kathy Bukur, Linda McKee and Hope Schlrard. Til* chapter Is renting a house at New Smyrna Bench during the week of June fl-13. The house will he open the entire week for all members, famlllea and gueata to enjoy, with a big week-end house party on Jun* fi and 7. Other socials for July and August wer* discussed with • "Big Theme" party set for August. Th* cookbook, "r**dsri Di­ gest/* which tha chapter s p o n s o r e d with the assistance of the local merchant* through ads, is now available through tha members. Eseh advertiser will receive a complimentary copy of th* book. Attending th* meeting were th* Mme*. Linda McKee, BhlrUy Higgins. Gall Osborne, June Brodle. Hope Sehlrard, Kathy Bukur, Tat Smith, Mary Ann Brur*, Joanna Baas and Claire Fite. Seminole Chapter O f Eastern Star Conducts Meeting Brminol* Chapter No. 2 Order of Eastern Star, held Its regular meeting Thursday night May 21, with thirtyfour members and fiv# visit­ ors present. Presiding over the meeting were Worthy Matron. Mr*. L. E- Estes, and Worthy Pat­ ron, Robert E. Peurlfoy. Mr*. Joseph I.elnhart, re­ cently appointed Chairman of O E.S. Magazine for Dis­ trict No. 24, w*» e»eorteJ hack of Esther* chair and was welcomed by the Worthy Matron. Mr*. I.elnhart was th»n presented at the east where the Worthy Matron gave her a personal gift and also on* from the chapter. The 23rd annual Florida State Open Invitational Golf Tournament will be held at [Lehigh Aere* Country Club. |Juao tf-28. TUESDAY P. M. dls* ( S I Iteh et 1:1* i l l Mr. N n v sh ( I I Cnrnbal Cynthia Cottrell Engaged T o Wed Joel Warren Mr. end Mrs. Warren E. Cottrell. Jr. of IR7 Front Street, Eseter, announre the engagement of their daughter, Cynthia Anne, to Joel War­ ren, oon of Mrs. Dunl* War­ ren of Lake Monroe, Florida, and th* late Drew Warren Miss Cottrell waa graduat­ ed from Eseter High Bcho«l in IPS!. She Is presently an education major at AldersorBrnaddus College. Mr. Warren served In th* Army and la presently em­ ployed by Hurnup end films, In r, In Orlando, Florida. DeBary B P Club T o Meet Tonight With Mrs. Dzick Th* DeBary llusinesa and Profeaslonal Women’* Club will meet a t the home of Mr*. John Dslrk, 47 Catalina Dr, Tuesday, Jun* 2 a t D:3n p.m, This will be a Covered Dish Supper and pleas* bring your own table service. Guest speaker will be Kath­ erine Odham, Volusia County Supervisor of Registration. A While Elephant Sal* will also follow a Cake fiajy, and Bert Lederhau* will preside Truth Seekers Class Enjoy Combined Luncheon Meeting The Truth Seeker* Class of the First Methodist Church met recently at the spurious count i y home of Mr. and Mr*. W. P. Chapman for their regular meeting and a delic­ ious covered dish luncheon. The house was beautifully decorated with arrangement* of assorted sptlng flowers. An Inspiring devotion from the hook of Matthew was giv­ en by Mr*. W. K. Timms, who dosed the devotional program with prayer. Various report* were gives and routine business was eonducted. A report from tin- treasure revealed the mission special had been paid for the year, and auiiihlrie chairman gave a report of flowers and card* sent to the sick. The class voted to eliminate meeting* during the months of June. July and August. Mrs. W. fi. Thornton read a composition -he had pre­ pared entitled " Appreciation/’ in which she complimented the da«* officers and all the chairmen in a very clever manner. The meeting s a l conducted by Mr*. Clarence Puree), clast president. A i'istin g Mr*. Chapman were Mrs. R. M. Sturdivant, Mlsa Alin* Chapman and MDa Ella Bolton. Members and guesta who enjoyed the upp"liilng cover­ ed dish luncheon were Ilrv. and Mrs. W. E- Timms, Mr, and .Mr*. K. F. Crenshaw, Mr. and Mrs. V. II. Abrahams, Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Frridlc, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stephan, Mr*. Olive Hunter, church visitor, Mrs. Ruby Nesbitt, youth director and Mr* Ethel Boyd, church secretary. Also th* Mme*. Alma Smith, Clarenre Purer), Joy Bailey, F. D. Hirock, Octavia Kumhlry, V. E. White. R. W, Turner, Ann* fitrvens, Guy Waits, Mallei Alexander, J. 11. Crawford, It M. Mason, W. fi. Thornton, W. J. David, J. F. Riser and J. F. McClelland. The meeting adjourned with looking at old photographs and the singing of hymn*. Personals Mr*. Beaula Tlmrnton has returned home after a visit with her sister, Mrs. It. A. House In Littleton, N.C. Mr*. Virginia Anderson, Mrs. Henrietta Raines, Mri. Karsh Pulley and Mrs. Joyce Nicholson spent Tuesday ami Wednesday in Miami. Tues. June 2. *64— Pit ire 9 V r r a ll Qsuah Gbby • JJjOCDjby * : l l III Jack llenny 10:00 ( II liary Xlo.ira III Andy W illiam * III Th a F u g i t i v e 11:00 ( D I D Now*. W eather, Mpnrta I D (I Id-Fla. N e w t I I . IX 0> T h t a t t r o f tha S la t* 11:30 I D Tonigh t bliow IColnr) 11:11 ( t l Xlovlo | By Abigail Van Buren WEDNESDAY A. M. •nd paper, or should h*T It makes the girl appear too anxious when she has th* pencil and paper hardy, hut after all, most fellows don't carry a pencil and paper with them. GIRL WITH A FENCIL DEAR GIRL: Who pro­ duces the pencil Is unim­ portant as long as the boy gets th* message. * * • DEAR AnBY: 1 Just read "SORRY’S" letter, who said it hasn't been easy living with her in-taw* for 34 years. Dors the think for on* nilnut* it was easier for her in-laws? There ar* two sides to every story. ‘•THE OTHER SIDE" • «i • Problems? W rits to ARRox 1)0700, l.ox Angeles, geles, Calif., 00009. For a personal reply, rnrlnt* a stamped, self-addressed en­ velope. • • • Hats to write letters? Send one dollar to ARBY, Box 8970, Los Angeles, Calif., 90009, for Abby'a booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS." Onfihidqsi By Oswald Jacoby then proceeded to lead a dia­ mond u> his king. Weal won with the ace and from tliia point on South had no piny for more than eight tricks. He had to lose four diamondv • ml a club. If South had really tlvuught things over at the time he wa* busy talking, he would have led a diamond from hi* hand and repealed the process each time lie gained Uie lead. This would have Insured a t least one overtrick alnc* he would have been able tn ruff one dia­ mond with dummy'a fourth trump. Adually he would hive made two overtrick a Ix-csuro die ac* of diamond* would till remark wai resaocsble, tunate. He led another trump have appeared on tha third Init hla method of trying for! in order to get to dummy and diamond lead. Ode J ByR^hMiiiett hi(x)omm: A woman c*n get her own way most of the time, if she doesn't niiml: How many prople slis inrunvenlenres, or how much sh* inconvenlenccB them. How- long nml hnrd she has to woik to pmsuadu others to do what she wants them lo do, iu.lrnd of wlint someone rise want* to do. Milking up involved excuse* for getting out nf doing what aha doesn't want to do. Putting others in a spot where it would Im< emharraaaing for tin-m not to go along with her plans. Getting a reputation for be­ ing inrunsiilerat* of others. Leaving nothing to rhnnre, hut Instead carefully figuring out in advanca ju st how to get others to agree to her suggest ion*. Being a wet blanket when aoineon« el.vo conic- up with wlml lie or *h* thinks is a good iileu. Seeing the look of disap­ pointment on someone <-1m-'■ (ace when she refuses to even consider doing (vliat Ilia other person is eager to do. Making lomcone els* look like a chump for daring to differ wilh her. Talking loud enough anil long enough lo win a point others don't feel ia quite worth arguing abouL Being known as a "manag- •r" who** husband 1* pitied for being henpecked. A woman can (and 10m* women do) man iga to gat her own way most of th* tim*. lint Is it worth It? • i00 111 Nlan On 1:1ft «2 > Hum»hln» AlniBn«a 1 : 0* ( S I lie .I M r s lln a (Cj Nuriftlihi# Alriinrine 1:30 13 1 Itlrhard flo o ds Hltow I t l # •> fir lit#. I'urtii Itifiert <t> M .H a ir s ,X*»y l:l<i (11 \\ o r lil CivUif*t|f.r» • :*s (v l l o l l y n r a b s m (4) Kii nr IN« H* i!»ii.il i #r Crusad* t 00 ( S t Toiler (SI Hit-hard Dimmu Show \Va k • 1*1* MrtVirg ( I ) Calif. K leellmi Pri­ 1:JI ft'llm Km I i h m mary llrturna ( l»> IMckl* l i v . m i T;ftft f Kft Irfiutl W iptM r 1:00 (1} Captain K - u i i i m o 1:3ft ( 4 j Cartoon* 1 100 < l i iMverut Court I* T in t C'HII F I T riMTIT 41) Amerieeti LN* t ory ix T in t iT iir t it r u l i n ' o f S IX T H .11 Dll 1(1. 4 111(111 ill* (In r.i r r r l i # Fur \ \ iiftitn T i l l ! XIX I II J l Hil l II. l IIII I.IIIIIIM i s ( X II M i l l K IW I. ID) I'artiionii i i it ix i x h r im * i:m x n i.ii x n i r. r i i i x i v. 9;3o (4) Itanipar .llooiu 1 III X 1 ( . I ' l . l l l l l l l l . i i i s x i r . n i xn. la n e 10:00 (31 Cay W inn ix r m x i l:ll( x o . i m i s r r m :itA t. n a t io n a l m o o t . ( • > Sent J I XIXIIL L At.Ll'.N O AO B ASSOCIATION, a Cor­ ( f ) b p a n lt h F lslnltft poration. !ft:tft (J N i k i Plaintiff. If . o e < n Huy W h n CL ATI A At.T.rV -vs. ( I ) I fiftt* leiirp P*f*f|(l*KI. n on n ttr n r-n o m rit and (1*1 Frire N Kite hi x i c r i i L n r »IHT PALLY MAI1KN c n o U I K U . tils 11,01 r! ) 4 on<rntr atiun STATU OF FI.OHIIIA. U I I U U I w ife, and JOANNA ». CltOZ* ( I ) McCoy a IXOSi Id l , (9) l*rlre I* n i g h t TOi < t.AftA At.t.F N TVofondintv H i l l (3) MU#l o t I.lnkt Iteal.t*n<t* .rot i t t r o * unN K T irr . o r (Color) knowni r o n r r i . n s i i i k * a i .io ( ! ) I'M* And Otari?■ r<<c a h k i i K t i r n r n « t t NOTICK Id IIKIIKIIY GIVEN ( t ) Th* o b jt c t I* FIKII (tint *ult for illvorr* ha* p ursu ant t * a F in a l b o o n * o f lo.#n fl1*>t . K . l o . t you lu Hi* I'.irorlnauro d s t . d th* 3»th day WEDNESDAY P. M. Cl ottlt Court o f tli* M o l k i.f May. A. tv. 13*4. *'"1 entry* It .o o ( D Your F ir st Impraas- JuSIctal c'lrriill, tn *n4 for • 1 In CTiancory Ca»* N» 15441 Htnilfiol* C o u n t y . Florida, n iT iT in r* s in k loa nf th# Ctrrutt Court o f th* C h a n e . r y No. I * e I *, » b * r* ln NOTTCK t* h*r*by *lv#n that t i l l I^>va o f L i f t Ninth Judtrl*! Circuit In *nd JIXIMIK t- A1.I.KN I* P la in t iff t am en * a a * d In hualntaa at (SI Haven K ey s for Srm lm.'r C nunty , Florid*, and C l.A HA A I.I.K N I* IWfvnd- >’. <). P u l SXI. Hrmlnnl* Coun­ w h .rv tn Frd*ral Nation*' Mori- IS; Ik I D Nf wa m l . You *r* h*r*by rvuulral ty, Florid*, tind.r th* flcllitn u * s a s * AaaoriiMnn, a rorp..ration II I 1* (Si Haarch for T o m o r­ to fll* your * n * » * r a n d / o r n>"i> nf DIXIK KNTK ItP IltiBH row .'mania*.! undar i n Act of f*ono t h . r w l * * i'1**il In arcordani-e and that I Inland to rv*l*t*r IS; Fathar Know# Ilrvt ar*** and f i l a t l n * n u r a u in t to with Ih* la w w ith Hi* Cl*rk said risiii* w i t h Ih* Clark of ( ! ) Truth or C o n a t(hr Fed eral National Xtnr'sae> of lb* ab ov* *ntll1»d Court th* c i r c u i t Court, Hvmtnol* quanca* ( • • o e l s l l o n Charter Act, h a v ­ and l o **rv* a copy of **m* oul'ty, Flni Id*. In arrordanc* 4 l ( ! ) Muldlng Light o c It* prin cip al o f f i c e In th* tUt :K upon F ra n k A. Taylor, Atlnr- with ( II NIIC N#w» Hi* prnvlalnn* o f th* City o f W aa tilnaton , tilvtrlnt n*y for P L ' n t l f f . l t » North F l. t l l l n u * Nam* Htatul**. t o . 1:00 (« l IXIrt T a lk of Columbia. 1■ (h* P lain tiff, M*an«,||a Av . mii*. Orlando, Ill Hartlon l i t ill Florida (O' llv.-emner hrldo and ItOltKKT It C l t o / I K I t and Florid*, on or l,*forf th* O'h Htatutf* IVXT, <D Nawa Waathor HALLY MAIIKK CIIOZIKII. hit day o f Jun*. A. D. IJII- W li«rH I * : M a t i l d a Tl. F U u s c h t t d 1:1* (J l Forua wlf*. an.) JOANNA H. CHOZ1:10 <11 At Th* World Turns v l i i * Harr** Pro C n n f . x o Pub lish Juna I, I, IS, J l , 1114 ir.ll, ar* tha P -fa n ita n ts, I will w ill b* v n l . r s d * eatn *l you CD A - I ( II New* veil to th* hlgh vat and t.tat for your fatlur* to *o a*rv* ( II H-lanr# bidder for r**h at th* Front and fit* your An * w -r an-l/ 1:11 I D Cartoon* Door o f th* Hrmlnnl* County nr oih *r d.fvn** *. a s r*<iutr*d 1:0* <01 1 ' i t w n r l Cuurthou** In th* C ity n f San­ by taw. ( II Ann H o lh ir s ford. County o t Hamlnnle, Kt»i* (VITN'KaS my hand and th* 111 I.VI* Xlaka A Deal of Florid*, at 11:0(1 A. XI. on n f f l c l i l aval nf aatd Court In 1 lo ( l i ili-uv* Party th* t l t h day o f Jun*, ISM, th* Hanford. C o u n ty o f Hamlnnl*, I D P a y In Court f o l lo w in g d*»orib*d prop-r ty D i a l , of Florida, t h is I t k day ( II Th # Poo tora • • art forth in aald F in a l l i t o f XIay, A. II. l i l t . 1:00 111 Tn Tell Ih* T ruth NOW rr*». t o - w l t : 111 Hanarat llnapliat (HF.AI.) Lot II. of IA NLA NDO thru Arthur II. f l . e k w l l h . Jr., ( II l-rTrita To u a g FHTATES. Fir st Addition. Clark o f t h . Circuit Court 1 IX II ) New* WED. • a per plat tlier*nf ■■ r e ­ I 10 ( I ) You Pon 't Say Hy: Xlartha T. Vlh laa, DC. corded In P la t Hook 13, F ran k A. T a ylor (Color) pag* IT. o f th* P ubllo It*110 North M agnolia A v tn u # ( I ) ltd a e o f Night r . r d i of ga m ine)* County. Orlando, Florida (II g u i r n For A Day Florid*' A lto rn ry for th* P la i n t i ff * 10 ID Xlal.h flam a T tn iK T IH .l t W IT il tits f o l l o w ­ Put’llah May t t , 10, II, * Ju n* I D Ha-rat Klorm i n g houaahold a ppUani** wh ich I. 1M1. ( D T ratlm aiU r ar* and i h a l l b* d « * m i l to ha l . l t I!) New. cD U 'ii f i it u r r a and a part of th* m a l ­ finoWB AT ts l Surfae a I'nlt — (V a ttln g 1:08 hour* — DBA II XT 1 4:28 Ovan — Woattnah oua* — 4>I.A I t * I • :08 H ra trr — Xtoungram — rx „ _ I'ricM Ar* Tailored i.’H t u t s K Q To Your Time, Need* D a iad Hilo l l t h day o f Ma) A ± _ ± Z . And Budget A P 1MI. (SE A L ) A Until. - I Re ItI A BottI* Arthur H l la e k w lth . J r . C ltrli of Circuit c o u r t . . . or Caa* Byt la n d r a M. J o h n so n , D C CHILDREN 88* Mark N. C l t v t l s a d . Jr. Free Prompt and Harold F. J .i h n to n Delivery HTUDENTS 88c Attarn oy * for P la i n t i f f P. O. P r s w a r T . T al 131-8981 80c ADULTS Saofard. F lo rid * Puallrh Ju n* I, 1004 ---- -------------------------- > Open S A. 91.—12 Midnight C DA-lk Legal Notice WILLIAM GA1LKV wns honor guest o f n recent surprise hay-ride ob­ serving his tfntdiintinif from The Citadel, where lie wns commissioned 2nd Lieutenant. Enjoying the celebration were Miss Louise D odim ead, left, Kill Gailcy, Miss Linda Griffith and Jean Strickland. Sunday School tencher. BUI will rejsirt to Fort Henning, Git. this month for n tour of nrtive duty. VinTnrB DEAR ARBY: P I * a a* second Invitation, where th* of them to survive. A lour de force for Ferrer. don't get th* id*a that w* kind of "togetherness” you 8:309 p.m. ABC. McIIale’s don't love children, bccaus* describe prevails, deserves Navy. ’'The Binghamton Mur­ w* do. But why do toms what he get*. der Plot." (Rerun) It'* all Joe • • • people invite you to their Flynn In this episode as Cap­ DEAR A DRY: My hustain Binghamton Is convinced home* for dinner and allow band'* friends *re getting that Mrlfalc's crew is secret­ their young children to sick on* by one. *nd it ly planning to ruh him out. hang around *11 evening seem* that bccaus* I am a It's a mistake (luckily lor and dominate the conversa­ registered nurse 1 have to this series) hut Binghamton's tion 7 When we I n v i t e glva them frra bed care. frantic efforts to remain alive guest* to our home, our children are told to come They ar* all In the poor, are hilarious. house category because they 9:30-10 p.m. CBS. The Jack in, suy "hello," stay a few drink and gamble. Am I Benny Show. (Benin) Once minutes and then run along wrong to resent this? I again Dennis Day is the focal nml entertain themselves. have alt I ran do to rare point in the idol. Jack tries to Then wo are left to hold an for my own household and arrange a surprise birthday adult conversation, which is thre* small children. I party for his singer, but gels why we invited our gurst* never meet any of my hus­ nothing but trouble for Ids to our tiuma in the first band'* frlenda until they efforts as Dennis proves to bo place. All this togetherness ar* flat on their hark*. an eavesdropper. Verna Fc|. with children I* getting out ton is very funny as Dennis’ of hand. Or should we do POOPED what our friend* do and mother, DEAR POOPED! Tour 10-11 p.m. CBS. Tlie Garry just let our children climb husband la very generous Moore Show. (Benin) Garry • II over our guest*, Intrude with your time and talent. ha* a good group tonight. In­ in their conversations, and Rut It la Impossible to ob­ cluding guests Nancy Walker, taka the attitud* If th* tain nursing care from a Alan King, Chita Itivcra and guesta don't lik* it they can nurse who la unwilling to magician Mark Wilton. Nancy stay au nyI What are your provide 1L Your problem ia dance* on ski* and later joins ideas on thr subject T ADULT CONVERSATION, that you ar* ju st a t tender­ Brrnle West in a funny skit PLEASE hearted a* your huaband. about a needed holt at a mis­ • * • sile base. Alan discusses wed­ DEAR ADULT C O N ­ DEAR ABBY: When a ding anniversaries ami Chita fellow aska a girl for her lias two solos. Mark, with the VERSATION:; My ideas telephone number, should help of Garry, puts on an ela­ Hoe up with yours. And SHE produce th* pencil borate magic display. Mist any on* who accept* th* Walker, .Mr. King and Durward Kirby do a pantomime lo that old classic, “Father, dear father, come home with me now." and lliere’s the in­ evitable Beatles' wig bit. (In some arras, the first half of On* foatur* of robber K ovni i Ihis show will he pie emptcU bri(l:<e that really ilhvoka Bi« 4 AK82 by Campaign 64: "The Cali­ *10818 ronfirmed duplicat* pl*>rr 1* fornia Crossroad," special ♦ 82 thr total disregard for over* 141 CBS new* report on the Call- | BAST forma primary. Please check tricks by most declarer*. If i !h‘ contra cl is safe, Uiry Jusl ♦ Q J 107 *9834 local slalion.) V J 00 xy x pay no alteniion el all lu tlie lion.) ♦ A QJ * 10083 pbiy. JUNE 3 ♦ J 82 *KQ10» South won tli* first tuck SOUTH (D) 7 9 a.m. NBC. Today. The with dummy'* see of spade* *2 entire program I* devoted in •nil promptly discarded a VARQ7I an examination of Ihe myriad ♦ K7 0 A dull on the king of spades. activities taking place in and ♦ A ll Then lie played three rounds ■iround New Vork harltor. B o t h v u l n e r a b l e — N o rth of trumps and finally paused Considerable attention will he a n d S o u th 40 part sc ore, a second for station lilentifical e a t h W eal N a r l h Kart paid to Uie arrival and dock­ tJnn. I# rim 2V P ub ing of ocean liners ami there Then lie remarked, "Hie Pu s Pan* will lie Interviews with many c o n t r a c t is s a f e , but I mlcht O p e n i n g l ea d — * Q of live people who make their as well try lo make an extrg llvrliliood from Hie harbor. trick." I that extra trick rather unfor- Television Tonight ISO ctv N * » f r o p e ( II N i s i , KparlS, W ea th er (II Nawalln* 1:10 ( I t N ew s— W a lt e r Cr«nhits ( I I l l u n t l . v - l l rtn k l-y t .00 oIv Xt-Fuu*<l ( I - A d v en tur es Is P a r s- fflir Legal Notice TV KENTAL • bale* • Scrvic* Seminole TV F A 2 -4 9 7 8 E r n ilh C o lo r T V S a l e s 280 8 S a n f o r d A v *l 1:30 3ION. 2:00 E A l F ill. 0 0 Legal Notice R I Dt - I M T H E A T R E l.aal s k u n l n n T o a l l * f l M A 11 (Oil -RuBday In New York" PIua A4 lUlll* (Inly " d a n In Th* SHdrilC* XA IIII. A r i l t I K , ( arloitil M irt • c o h ij F i .r w it h w n * •Iwall O'llrlaa — « • l o r *• HitM*'liHr(»n randlrfal#** F ru n Ik mm I r a BEST PICTURE OF THEY] LIQUOR MARI OF VALUES J < j . a gasas s s s lia V B E N C E O F A R A B IA m MK OJNCSS MtKWt C -9 JOtl PlMtM �OUR BOARDING HOUSE Vfir Ngnfnr* WmT* P flp e 10 _ .Time 2 . 1964 SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith Horoscope Forecast WEDNESDAY, JU N E 3, 196* GENERAL TENDENCIES: At last the harshness of the past two days has lifted and you can get a t the business of making your finest dreams come true. Apply yourself to whatever tasks a rt at hand, particularly those that re­ quire you quietly improve whatever conditions and cir­ cumstances keep you from success. ARIES (March 21 to April 19) Teaching one who cornea to you fur help In being selfsustaining is preferable to giving out money. Find right outlet for him or her. Join with experts and Improve own lot in life. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Look to good friends for whutever you need most a t this tii.^r. but don't be vague. They then Income very co­ operative. Get about socially • iW kM ^bT llaM M In PM and gain nccdid pres­ “She wants to change this tuna salad Into a tige. chicken sandwichl” GEMINI (May 21 to Juno 21) Listen to intuition to call those who are immersed In some big project, since you can possibly take part In such. This also leads to finer so­ cial opportunities. Be charm­ ing, poised. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) You are Inter­ ested in getting ahead in soma new outlet, so don’t waste a moment of this pre­ cious day. Understand Ideas fully. Advancement cornea quickly and with relative •ass. LEO (July 22 to August 21) Take care of those prom­ ises to persons who are mora or less perfectionists. Avoid trouble. Be equally precis* with friends and close tics. Make life fuller, happier. VIRGO (August 22 to Sep­ tember 22) Conversing with associates In all walks of Ilfs brings forth good ideas and fine results. Clear up any moot questions. Como to s full understanding, especially In mnttcra of policy. LIBRA (September 23 to October 22) Take time to get abode in order before dash­ ing out to place of business. T m terribly Interested In the Internationa! situation, Ttslk over matters with coespecially as to how a will affeet my eooial life r workers before you get Into the work Itself. Operate mors efficiently. SCORPIO (October 23 to November 21) There Is noth­ ing wrong with wanting to have a good time, but be sura you get obligations out of ths way first. Get reservations early. Call friends on time. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21) Be more attentive where relatives are concerned a t this time. Buy some g ift of value. Lop off expenses th at are really lux­ uries and get the habit of economy. CAPRICORN (December 21 to January 20) Buying and selling are fine now, provided you keep accurate statements, accounts. See that you are on time for appointments. Rend your paper for Information you require. AQUARIUS (January 21 to February 19) Yon like to help othera, but this requires you to have a greater Income in order to do so easily. Havo you evaluated yourself prop­ erly f You can ears fa r morn than you do currently. PISCES (February 20 to Ml realise you're working off your frustrations, dear. March 20) Your ability to project la quite apparent to­ The trouble Is you're working ON your father’s!" day and you are able to maka big stride* forward In your carter. You have much Inner n i l the Blank* charm — use It effectively. Don’t lie so modest. 4 Rom ■ IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN 1 ---------ih noting S Perm it S leason or — S Troivn pendent TODAY, there la every op­ • Gonetathe 7 Secure portunity for your remarka­ • T r iflin g U Chert rattle ble progeny to make a tre ­ IS School eubject 10 Curved molding 11 Departing (lb.) mendous success in Ufa be­ . ISIUuiiltB 14 lung, to e s---cause of the ability to think greetings 15Turmoil* 17Souther* big and of knowing how to genersl M Driving arrange all details in fine IS T »n.lortort*»teJflUlies SSOemsi M o reln h u order. The education should M Number U Three" Otneaea) M America be a combined eourae giving M----- Vegne, aORegretier as much attention to the New Mexico SI Umocvye 47 Regiea ri Hastens aaOoCf-— practical a t wall aa to the HI aesthetic. Then th irs will be BSUUee traveler no determent in tha progres­ siva order of life. hS K S K S T M Scheme "The Stars 1st pel, they (7 Trench do not cow pc L” W hat yon H Biblical make of your Ufa la large­ H Swim ly np to YOU! Carroll Rlghteria Indlridult Forecast for your sign for July la now ready. For your copy send your blrthdato and $1.00 to Carroll Rlghter Fore­ cast (Tha Sanford Herald), Box 1921, Hollywood 2$, Cal­ ifornia. TIZZY By Kate Osann CARNIVAL By Dick Turner ulaJiil r_ U u r □ □ L□ Original function of the aar was to preserve proper position, o r balance, of the body la apace, according to Encyclopaedia Bfitannica. �It Pay^ To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. 322-5612 For Fast Results. Phone Classified 1. Lost & Found S. For Rsnl FOUND! Set o( key* In carry­ FURN. 2 BR. Duplex ipt. Tile bath, tcrraizo floor.*, water ing ca»c Sat. afternoon cor­ ner 20th St. Sc Grapeville fum. Ph. 322 2331 after 5 Ave Owner may claim by p. m. identifying tame and paying UNFURN. 2 BR Apt. Kit. Front Sanford Exchange for ad at Herald Office. equlpt. 108!t W. 18th. Ph. 349-3952. LOST or STOLENl On or about May 15, German 1 St I Bedroom furn. aplq Shepherd puppy, 5 moi. old. Queanel ApU., 404 E. 14th Black, buff 4 white. Aniwera St,, 322-8184. From Seminole County to name of "Baron". Being trained for Seeing Eye Dog 1 BR., Furn. Apt. with Pvt for child. Attacka on Com­ bath. 317 S Park Ave. mand. Jim McMillan, 3221330, Ext. 328 T a. m. to 3 p. 1 Bdrm. furn. upstairs apt >03 E. l i l t St. |3S. R. A NOT LONG DISTANCE .m REWARD! William*, 322 3951. Office 204 W. First LOST: While & black male 2 BR House. KU. equlpt. $75 pointer between W. let St. Ph. 322 5303. and I,ake Mary. Ph. 312-4090 1. Lost & Found or 322-5051. Gar. apt. 1201 Magnolia Ave LOST: 1 Black Angus Steer Apply 5-6:>0. 2. Notices • P em o n g ls yearling In vicinity of Monroc Comer. Weight about VACUUM CLEANER - LOCAL FURN. Apt. Close In, Jimmie Cowan. 30-4013. 250 the. Call Randall H. REPAIRS - SALES Rowe, Wait u t St... 322-5732 ALL MAKES 2 ROOM furn. apt. $33 mo Phone 322 22*2 incl water A elee. 107 Lo Legal Notice cuat St. SPECIAL OFFER 322-5612 am F l r T I T i m '» M M K NOTICK IS h rreh y « l v - n (hat I ■m rngairrd In liualnr** i t C h u lu o ia , a*m lnol« O u n tr. F lo r id a , under tha fletltlnua " * m t of. Bonk T racrra. and t h a t I Inland to r t t l a t t r aald natna with tha Clark o f tha C ircu it Court, Hemlnol* C o u n ­ t y . Florida, tn accordanra with tha provision* of tha F lc tltloua N a m e Statutaa. t o . w i t : Sactlon H a .n s F lo rid a S t a t u t e , 1957. s ia : Qaoralna J. Stickler Fu h llah May 11. I I , •« * jun a i 9 <t. CDU-JI IC M llO L t C M i m l o s t s o coMMiaaioN N o tla o o f F a h l l a H t i r l a a N olle# la harabjr (Iva n , that e ftar conatdaratlon. tho Seminola County zo ning Commlaai.-n w ill h tld a public haarlnn tJ datarmlna tha ftaalbllity of reoummendlng to tho Board of C o unty Commlaalonara that tha follow ing daaerlhod prop arty praaanlly lonad It - 1 BinBio F a m ily Raaldantlal bt ton­ a l C - l Com m ercial: Tho N II* ft of Block H and tha ■ l i t ft of tho K Id* ft of Block Q F e rn Terraco Subdivision. F u r ­ ther described aa tho norlhoaot and aouthaait cornara of A C L B it and CTBrltn Bead. P u b lic hearing w ill ba held In tha fam lnola County Court Hou aa , County Commlaalonara Room. Hanford. Florida, W adnm dity, Juno Id, 1111 at Tile P. M. nr aa eoon tboroaflor aa Roaalhta. Hemlnol* County Boning t' Like new!! Electrolux $4195 F.fllc., $45. oil Park. SANFORD Clean room* for men. 401 VACUUM SERVICE Magnolia Avs. 321-0720. 1355 S. Park 322-6311 2 A 3 Bedroom Houaei VACUUM CLEANER Piiyton Realty REPAIRS 322-1301 17-01 at Hiawatha P arti, Supplied, Electrolux, Kirby, Hoovtr, Air-Way, Furn. Gar. Apt. 3S4JH Pal Rex-Air, Filter Queen, GE, metta. Ph. $22-032$ or etc. Free pick-up. 322-5254. GM VACUUM REPAIRS 906 So. Myrtle 322 8627 STORAGE SPACE. 307 6th St. 322-1374. SPECIAL OFFER! Fum. Apt. Air condition op­ BUTTON HOLE MAKER tional. Adulta. 322-1826. FREE With regular cleaning, oiling W E L A K A APARTMENTS: and ad J im Ling of your Sewing noom* private bath*, 114 Machina thla week only at W. Firal St. GARRETT’S SEWING CENTER NICE Roomy 2 Bdrm. unfura 200 E. F lrit St. home at 909 Catalina Dr. $85. R. A. Williams, 322-3931 8. Education • Instruction S ijr fcanturb Ijrrglb SWEETIE PIE June 2, 10G-1 — Taj/c 11 12. Real Estate For Sale 27. Special Service* By Nadine Seltzer 3 Bed room, 2 bath, assume p a y m e n ts. 322-7415 16. F em ale lle lp W anted RELIABLE White Woman tn care for 2 children my home for working Mother 5l*> days week. Ph. 312-6954 atier 6. /v ^ \= rw WHITS woman for General housework 4 morn* week Call 322-7261 after 4 p. m. MANAGER for new Women'* 4 Children’* Dree* S to reMust be reliable and respon­ sible, Write Box 80, Sanford Herald. Maid: Hotel Work. Apply in person. Valdez Hotel. S .B 17. Male llelp Wnnttd CONGENIAL, neat male aa companion to elderly man in exchange for home. Ref­ erences, No smoking or drinking. Call 322-6107. tea a* a i a* eg **1 didn't hear you culling the FIRST tinw— as YOU alwayg say!" 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale FURNISHED, UNFURNISH­ 3 UR, 1 bath, assume pymt*. ED Lakefront, 3 BR, IH Ph, 322-8305, bath, I I x 30 Swimming pool SCOTCHMEN ARE CANNY! la Sunlaad- 111 Laks Dot. About investments but we In vite them to examine tills 2 FHA - VA HOMES Story, 4 BR Home in Mid 2, 3, 4 4 BEDROOMS town Sanford, prim'd at 1, IH , 4 I BATHS $5,050. S o u n d condition. DOWN PAYMENTS FROM Needs a little paint Sc clean $100 ing up. Has commercial pot Low Monthly Payments cntlal. 2 car Garage. $630 For Complete Information Down. $60 per month. See Or Cali Your 2 UR, frame house, not fancy, SUMMER RECREATION FHA - VA cheap rent. $8 week. Ph. SO U TH W A R D Program for children of all 322-3219. a | • group*. 2 Filtered Investment 4 Really SALES BROKER awimmlng pool*. Art* A Furn. Apt. 3300 MellonvBl*. 116 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 Craft*. Qualified InstrucStenstiom Realty FOR RENT LAKE MARY tor*. Ail day, $11 weekly. \t 322-2430 To settle estate, a 2 Bdrm. Day, $6.50 weekly. Trans- Modern 2 Bedroom furn., or 3565 Park Dr. unfurn. Duplex, not under Home with ten Iota for cash portatlon available. Happy VA-NO QUALIFYING flight path. price of $5350. Acrea School. Ph. 322 8481. Cornmlaalon 3 BR. 2 bath, newly painted lly Ilobart B. Brown EVERETT A. HARPER lnakde and out. Ig>t 239' ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Krm lnoU County Zoning Skiing Lessons AGENCY • REALTOR D lractor deep Patio 4 Barbecue. Realtor Private Instructions Puhtlah May ]d A Juno I , l i l t 2465 S. Park Ava. $14,500. Good Term*I Raymond Lundqulst, Ano. CIHJ-TT Ph. 322-6484 Phone* FA 2-2264 or FA I-22S5 FA 23931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. ix t iib e m e r r r court o r MAYFAIR AREA 4. Transportation 2 UK House, Bowman’s Trail T I I K M X T H JU D IC IA L C tR . BR, 2 Bath, large living IMNK GRAPEFRUIT, GREEN F t I T IX A X O F O B a B N IX O L B er Court. 666-4901. WANTED: Ride Sanford to GRASS, BLUE WATER! C t l l A T T , F L O R ID A room, Family 4 dining I X C IIA X C B R T X O . 14*41 Orlando and return. Turs. On large lake, 1 ami 2 Bit, room, fenced back yard In this colorful sotting, with L I'O N A ltD P. PAYTON and thru Sat. Ph. 322-1222. 107 ft frontage, on Beauti­ trailer. Adulta only. Ph. ItOHA A. rA TTO N, hi* wlfa with oak trees, citrus 4 P la in t iff * ful Crystal Lake, you can 322-7368. many shrubs. Well with » i. 6 For Rent build a gorgeous Lake front aprtnkler, closed garage, 1 IA H R T T. B O D W E L U F R E D Lake Cottage, Fum. 3236106. Home right in ttic middle oi E l t I C K E . C H A N IIA L I* E D 3 BR House, newly decorated $19,800. W A IID P. B I.T AN D M ARIO N a mature little grow. Sale intide, aunporch, kit. equlpt. 2 BR, Fum. houaa, near Air It. H O D W K LL. a* tha mtmbar* of fruit should pay taxes • f tha k ilt Board of Director* $65. Garage Apt. furn. $13. DREAM WOLD Base, $65 mo. $23-6370. and Truat*** for tha Stork $6,800 AND WORTH IT! Call Ph. 322-2202 or 322-3383. SECTION holdara of tha BODWEU, 3 Rm. fum. Apt. Clean. Water $ BR, H t Bath, hardwood Slcmpcr Agency, 1919 So. R E A L T Y CO M PA N Y, • dDaolv 2 BR Fum. cottage. Shady & light. $50. 322-2764. French, 322-4991. •d Connecticut Corporation. flour* central heat, large Defendant yard. $60 mo. 2524 Orange fenced yard 4 well. $11,000, XOTIC H TO n E F R X D Immediate Occupancy Call 322 0296. Y O i H A R R Y T. D O D W E L L 2 Bedrooms, Don, Igc. liv St. Johns Reulty F it CHE HICK II. CHAN* rm., lge. dining rm., Igc. D A L U E D W A R D F. ELY PARTIALLY Fum. house. $75 THE TIME TESTED FIRM Payton Realty an d MARION R. BOD mo. Ph. 322 2287. kit., fireplace, lake prlvtl118 N. Park Ave. FA 26123 W E L L , aa the m em b er! FA 2-1301 IT-92 at Hiawatha egos. $150 per mo. o f th* laat Hoard of Dir 1-Room Efficiency apt. with TRADE •cto r* and Truataaa Inr FRANK EVANS pvt. bath 4 shower, suitable th* Htockholdera o f th* Two bednxim masonry on nice Ph. 322 4417 Ball-Blnir Agency little lake in country. Abo BO D W C I.L REALTY for couple or aingle person COMPANY. a dlaaolvad or retired. All utililiea in­ Unfurnished 2 BR, bouse, kit- REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE C on n ecticu t t'nrpurat Ion, small cabinet shop cm Apopcluded in rent. Ideally lo­ chcn equipped. 322-3651, 3rd A Park Ave. an d ea ch o f i t e m If llv ka-Orlando ltd. Nice corner In*, and If dead, a u a l m l Phone 321-5641 cated on 1st St., within 1 lot. Either or both on plsee the ir unknown minim**, RENT A BED block of 2 free parking lot* hrlra. dtvlaaaa, U gnteea, In or close to Sanford. Write NEARING COMPLETION gran tee*. cradllora. aucand ahopphig (tenter. In­ Roliaway, Hospital 4 Baby details, J. C. Robinson, Rt. 1516 ELLIOTT caaaori or other p a rtia l Beds. quire at Manuel Jackson c l a i m in g liy, through, un I Bedroom*, lVk baths. Month­ 2, Box 38811, Apopka, Fla. By Day, Week, or Month Depl. Store 211 E. First St. der or a a a l n tt th* abov* ly pymU. $78 25. Call 322 nam ed defend . n 11 . or any Ph. FA 2-5181 111 W. I at St. GREEN BltlAB o f them, and a g t ln a t all 4-ROOMS, Fum. second floor. 8074. CARROLL’S FURNITURE Choke lota available In e t h r r partita h avin g or Pleasant, targe and airy. 1001 S. Park 322-5232 c l a i m in g to hav* any Grrrnbrlar of Loch Arbor 3-BEDROOM country home Osteen. 322-5771, Nites: 322-8971 3013 or 2248 rig h t, t ill* a n d /o r l a t a i e i t overlooking golf course. tn th* pro perty herein on lake; kitchen equipped. Custom building to your a f t e r dte crlbed , t o -w l t : 1 UK furn. apt. 601 palmetto. FOR SALE Children and pets desired. Lot 9 In Ulock 1! of specifications, Grccnbriar 322-1374. TRADE: What have you? MoDRE AM WOLD, Hanford 319-3451 Geneva. developed by F lo r id a , a cco rd in g to plat Born 3 Bedroom, 2 bath t h e r e o f recorded In Plat 3 BR, fum. apt. 322-9173 un­ Lake house, on beautiful Laka KINGSWODD masonry home, reesonatd* Roo k I. Pagea M and II, til 5 p. m. 322-0641. Florida, $123 mo. 741 Her­ BUILDERS, INC. terms lo responsible buyer. o f th* Publle Iterorde of R «m lnoU County , Florid*. mit* T r a i l , Altamonte 202 Fairmont Dr. 2 UR. unfurn. house. S. San­ AND EVERETT A. HARPER Springs. Ph. 838-7318. FA 2-80/4 U . l HI In Block II o f t l h ford Ave. 322 8892. AGENCY • REALTOR S e c t i o n . DREAM WOLD. M il s . Park Ave. Sanford , Florid*, a ccord in g 3 BEDROOMS. 2 baths. Near Naval Base, nicely tn plat thereof recorded In V A - FH A Fum. 1 BR, Apt. 2015 San­ Phones PA 2 22*4 or FA 2 >285 Range. 3104 Park Ave. P la t llook 4, P ag* l>, of ford Ave. 668-4323. the Public Racorda of BY OWNER. Idle wild of l-och P ro p e rty M nnngom ant UNFURN. 2 BR Duplex Apt. Remlnol* County . Florid*. & Hales Broker TOU A R E t l E R E U t NOTI­ Arbor, 303 Tangerine Dr., 4 Tcrrazto floors, tile hath. it. i' or Suit or Rent F I E D t h a t tli* p la i n t i f f * h e r e ­ BR, 2 Baths, cent, h alt 4 Venetian shades, kit. equlpt. 2 BR, home, 817 CalallM Dr. in hav* Inatllute d f u l l a g a in * ! Jim Hunt Realty alr-cond. fireplace, wall-to yo u In th# Circuit Court of tha water furn. Pb. 132-2331 af­ Nin th J u d icia l Circuit, In and wall carpeting, bullt-ln in ter 3 p. m. CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON Offers for your selection for Htmlnol* Cou nty, Florida, tercom, etc Appointment on LAKE. Call • v a n l a f a t o <iul*t their t itle to th* these Beautiful 2, 3, 4 4 You can find anything you a b o v * deecrlhed pro parly »ltly. Ph. 322 3505. 322-1597, Bedroom Uated. lying and being In need advertised In tha Her­ Hemlnol* County, Florida, aa ald Classified No. Orlando, 2 Sherry Ave., 11. R m I E ataii W an ted h e r ein a b o v e more p articula rly Government 3 BR, 1 bath. cor. lo t fenc­ a t t out. T»u ar* hereb y r e ­ COUNTRY PROPERTY quired to III* your A new# i ed back yd $64 mo. Small Legal Notice w i t h Ih* Clerk of Ih* Circuit WANTED equity. 322 9093. Owned Homes C u u rl, In and for Hemlnol* HAVE D O W N PAYMENT! C o u n ty , Florida, and aerve a • r . x n n i . n cnltX T V sim x u ro M H in ia v co p y t h e reo f upon J o l l N D WANT COUNTRY HOM El 2 BR frame house. Very clean. Priced From $6,750 \ i , l i r e „ r r « ! l l f H e a r in g IIA INCH. P. O Boa 117. W i n ­ 806 Myrtle. Ph. Jimmie Co­ Retired Military, family of Nolle# D hereby g iv en . that t e r Park . Florida, a t to r n e y fur wan, 322-4013. Down Payments four, wishes to buy (or a ftrr c u n d J a r a ilo n , Ih* nemlP l a l n t l f f e . In the ab ove action, o n or b ef ore th* n t h day of tiule C.iunty Z on in g Cntnmleerent) large Country Home As Low As $100 OPEN DAILY-NEW HOMES Juna, A. I*. t» « t, elee a D e ­ Ion will hoM a put,l|i- h earin g with acreage, East Central Ready for Occupancy— 3 4 4 ere* P ro C o n fteeo w ill b* en* l „ d eterm in e the (*a*IL ]||iy of Monthly Payments reco m m en dlm t l*» »h: Hoard ,,f t i r e d a g a ln a t you. Florida. Box 103), Titusville, BD’r* — Liberal Financing IT IH O R D E R E D that Mile f o u n t f umrnleabtnere that th From $43.50 Fie. Ph. 267-7175. —Low D o w n Payments, d*e<-rlb*il prnprrt y lie publle he d In th* HANFORD fo l lo w in g To make the beet home H E R A L D , A n tw ep a p e r pub­ presen tly gonad A-1 A g rlcu D FHA VA lo Servlet 4 lleh ed In Hemlnoi* County. tut and It-1A A Iteeldantlal be 12. Heal Eatate For Salt buy, aee the Conventional. F lo rid a, one* ea ch weak for l o n e l 0-1 C n m m s rela ll Lot* I end I. llln.-k t Trim Aire* LOCH ARBOR. Lge. 4 HR. 2 f u u r (4) con**cu tlv# week*. SANFORD AREA VA - FHA WITNEHH tha hand of the HubdLliInn. I*. It 10. P a g e It. bath, piayrm., cent, air-con. Go West on 25th St. to Lake Court | Kurt tier l« *rrlli*d • * th*> -<>uthClerk o f the Circuit Appointed 307 Ridge H r, 122-8522 for Mary Btvd., left an Ulvd H im ln o le County, Florid*, thle w»-*l ,-orner of Ht. Hd. II* and llrar Lakr lined l J l h da y o f May. A. D. H R appointment. to I.ak* Mary Fire Station, Property Public b e a rin g w ill be held (HEAL) right one blk. to Office, In ih* Hetnlnola C o u n ty Court New Custom Built Home aa A t t h u r H- B e c k w i th , Jr. Management & 322-1744. Cl*rk of the Circuit Court Houee, County C o m m l i i l o n e r e Cry Hal Lake. For informa­ Room. Hanford. F lo rid a, W ed Hemlnol* County SaleB Broker LONGWOOD AREA n r . I . y , J une I*. 19*4 at T in By: Joan M. Wilke tion call 322-3378. 10 minutes South on 17-82 lo P M or a> to o n th e r e a f te r aa D e p u t y Clark porrl ble W I M i L l t W K K D L E . H AINES Dlila Belt Diner, right on Jim Hunt Realty Memlnota County Inning Nic* home |7,Soo. 322 seat. A WARD Seminole Btvd. ooe block ComrnlMlaa 334 P a rk Avan ua. South Office 322 2118 to Office. 838 3911. II) Robert 8 Br own W i n t e r Park , Florida Hemlnol* C o u n ty Z o n in g Seminole Realty A tto r n e y * for l*talntlff* Night 322 U618 t»l ecior F uld ieh May IS. II * Jun* I. 1801 S. Park 113-3211 LMN Enterprises, 323-0700 P u b li.n May I* a J a n a I , l i l t 'I. 1944. Niles; 222-8971-3031 ar $34$ C W U -II 2514 Park Dr. Sanford, rti. ,|C t lU e « l* Inc. PERMANENT CAREER OPPORTUNITY $105 WEEKLY SALARY & LIBERAL BONUS Be associated with a company that offers maximum oppor­ tunity for a permanent and profitable career. Can you qualify? 1. High School education or equivalent 2. Neal appearance 3. Car in good condition — free to travel Monday to Friday 4. Age 21 35 If you are qualified, you will receive training at full pay. Sec Company Representative, Mr. V. Smith Wed.. June 3. 1964 9:00 A.M. to 3:(Ml P.M. Florida State Employment Office 200 S. French Ave, Sanford, Fla. Colored man with some store experience, 23-43, m u s t have drivers license. Good pay, other privileges. Apply Midway Grocery, 341$ Sipes Ave, WANTED—2 mcchunie* with Chrysler products e x p e r lence. See Stan Hehney, service manager, RON-SUN Chrysler-Plyinouth, 519 E. First St. WANTED - PORTER. Sec Stan Uehnoy, service man­ ager, It ON-SUN ChryalerPlymouth, 519 E. 1st St. j j iim g a 18. lle lp W anted .11. Articled For Sale \ Bank $ Repossessions AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Scnknrik Glumt ami Faint Company 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 4622 COHEN RADIATOR SHOP Free inspection, e»l!matea, pickup, delivery. Recoring A repairs discounted. 21 P i R. 3rd. 322-3443 In Sanford Call SINGER Representative at Alan's Fabrics A Ruga 323 5783 19. Sllunllnnn Wanted .15. Arllclcn W anted Gateway To The Waterway CASH for good clean Uaed Itiitmon Sportilift Goods SADDLE HOUSE, $125. Hi Furniture. Noll-Furay Furni­ Your EVINRUDE Dealer 322 0360. ture, 901 W. First St., Ph. 364-6-8 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2 5901 327-6591. PASTURE jour horses, Im­ SAT. JUNE 8, t to 5 p. in. proved grass, shade, good Rti. Automobile* * Trucka FREE BOAT RIDES—Demon* stratlons at St. John's River, water. Close in. Call 322'56 Chewy Bclair sport coupe. latkc Monroe Bridge Launch­ 0949. Heat good condition. $315. ing Ramp—Chris Craft Cor* CHESTNUT llrown Gelding. Ph. 322-7600. snir 17V4 ft. Utility Runabout, Broken for Cow work. Spirit­ Featured in June Popular '56 Chrysler 2-dr. lldtp, $295 ed Sc well-mannered. Hi. af­ Boating Mug.; V-U o t l o i u '57 Font Sta. Wngon. $295. ter 5, 322 9113. Soft Ride—140 hp. Outdrive '58 Mercury Convertible. $305. Top, Side curtains, fioata* 31A. Pet* J. P. MOTORS lions, quiet Sc economical. 1500 French Ave, Toy Fox Terrier puppy. I’ll. Save 20%, Theodora Wll* 323-7672 322-5365. Hums. 079 Volusia Ave., Day­ tona Reach. BUYING A NEW or Fit E E -P retty Kitten to good USED CART liome. 322-4894. 30, Trnileni • Cabnnas FINANCE r r WITH Ul ♦ lx)w Interest Rate* 32. Flowers - Shrubs Aparho Camping Trailera 4 Low Monthly Payments Cecil Sellers — 6C8-4G1S Ripe hydroponic tomatoes, FLORIDA STATE BANK Clark St., Enterprise 25c, alio bearing tomato, cucumber Sc atrawberry planla In containers for home grower*. Grosser Hy­ droponic Farms, So. San­ WK DON’T MONKEY AROUND ford Ave. S I. P o u ltry • L iv esto ck 34. Articles Fur Bile LAWNS renovated — Aerate —Remove thatch — Chinch 130 BASS Accordion, M. HiBuy Spray (VC-13)—Ferti­ anchi, ex. coixl. 322-7421 af­ ter 6 p. m. lize—Ph. 322-1214. MANSFIELD LAWN SER. REPOSSESSED ZIG ZAG Sews on buttons, makes butYARDS MOWED. 322 2155. ‘on holes, embroiders, and Piano Tuning and Repair blind stit.’h e v With guar­ W L. Harmon - FA I-42I3 antee. Balance $61.40 or a*aumc pymta. $6 20 mo. San­ Free Estimates ford Sewing Center, Phone Need a *hclf, screen porch, 332 9411, new room, carports-, new bouse or remodel. B. E. Pint able typewriter, nearly new. EIcc. roaster. 322-6293. Link. 322-7029. Building1 Contractor WE M AKE DEALSI Uaed furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought - Sold. Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Ave. Th. FA 2 4132. HOUSEWORK or baby sitting. Sell Ua Your Furniture. Ph. 122-35U3. Quirk Service With the Cash. SUPER TRADING 21. B eau ty SulonH POST. FA 24)677. Spring Permanent Sperlal For the biggest selection of 20 Percent off regular price* nearly new and used furni­ Cut 'a Curl Beauty Shop 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322 <1834 ture, aee Noll'a Furniture Brokerage in Casselberry Permanent Special on 17-93. Open 6 days 9 to 0 30% off Regular Price* FKBIS ESTIMATE Children's Haircut* 11.00 Upholitering 4 Mattress ren­ Aca Beauty Salon, ovating. New 4 Used fu rn i­ Mayfair Hotel Pit. 322 8825 ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. TOTO'S Budget Wave $7.50; Co., at 709 Celery Ave. $15 Regular $10. Complete FA 2 2117. eve. app’ta. Free parking. 2nd 4 Oak FURNITURE HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK R COMPLETE ROOMS 105 So. Oak — 322-5742 ONLY $249.56 Easy Terms 25, Plumbing Service* Shop and Save The Budget Way PLUMBING Contracting Repairs BUDGET FREE ESTIMATES FURNITURE CO. H. L. HARVEY 208 Ixmgwood Plaza 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 17 92 Pit 838 4583 27. Special Scrvjrea National 1012 REPOSSESSIONS, INC. SANFORD AVE. OPEN EVENINGS HONEY FOR SALE: One gal­ lon, $3 00. Call 333-2960 af­ ter 3 p. m. FREE DELIV­ Phone 822-4503 ERY WITIItN SANFORD ,17. HoiiIh • Motor* CITY LIMITS. DAY Grill Cook. White. Must bo experienced. Cluck ’N Treat, Sanford. S3. Furniture HOUSEWORK - BABY SIT­ TING. 322-3118. 36. Automobiles • Truck) SI per day rental for Eiertric ‘31 Plymouth. Good trans. $121 AIR-CONDITIONING Carpet Shampoocr with pur­ Ph. 322-7690. Hv FKDDERS chase of Blue Lustre. CarII. B. POPE CO„ Inc. ’63 Porsche S90. Will sell or 200 So. Park Ave. 322-4234 roll’s Furniture. trade. DeLand 734-6568. Check with WELLS DRILLED. PlIMrS. CARPETS A'la CARTE 1958 Chevrolet Impala cornerSPRINKLER SYSTEMS tible. power slecring. brakes, For the REST Carpet Values All Types and Sizes windows. Good rubber. Ph. anywhere. Samples shown We Repair amt Service 322-9198 after 3 p. m. In your home. STINE Machinery and Supply Co. 1109 E. Colonial Dr Orlande ’56 Merc. Good trana. $200. 211-6194 or 207 W 2nd St. FA 2 6132 Going overseas, muit sell! 1-croy C. MarTavish. Owner 2113 So. Key, Sanford. Ph. 322 5343 Evenings ATTENTION! 322-6602. SHS GRADUATES Lawn mower 23’’ Snappin Tur­ Have your picture taken re tle. 5 h p , $75, Phone 322celving your diploma at 3142. Graduation Exercise*. Con tact Hill Vincent, Sanford JUNE SPECIAL: M*n’« shoes Herald. 322-2011 or 322-0022. $2.99 pr. Ladles’ shoe* $1 45 pr. Surplus City, 201 W. 1st. 29. A utom obile S e rv ic e Vauxhall, $587 bal. $31 mo. Apt. Site elee. stove. Good Plymouth, $563 bat, $3n mo, Auto Glass, Taps eond. 166 Country Club Cir­ Chevrolet, $593 bal, $29 mo. A Sea* Covers cle. $23. Dodge, $36!) bal, $23 mo. AUTO GLASS & REFRIGER ATOR - FREEZER Ford, $596 bal, $32 mo. Ply. Wag. $107 bal. $27 m<v SEAT COVER CO. Combination. 20 cu. ft. $135. Ford. $337 bal. $16 mo. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8631 Phone 322 7311. Rambler. $299 bal, $15 mo. Aid, WORK GUARANTEED Anglia, $589 bal, $31 mo. SINGER Chevrolet, $689 bal, $34 mo, Wagner s Amoco Birthday Sule! Pontiac, $581 bal, $31 mo. AUTOMOTIVE BIG $ $ $AVING3 Lincoln, $499 bal, $24 mo, AIR-CONDITIONING On Floor Models 4 Ford Wg., $409 bal, $25 mo. INSTALLATION - SERVICING Demonstrators Mer. Wag. $399 bal, $21 mo. Good Uaed Car* Sold Ply. Wag. $381 t«al, $21 mo. 818 French Ave. 322 7765 (FREE Repair ESTIMATES) In Your Home Truck, $899 bal, $35 mo, READY MIX CONCRETE Patloa, Floor, Free E a|im a.» Sills, lintels, atepi, blocks, sand, cement, ruck, pipe, steel, grease traps, dry wells. Stepping stones. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 309 Elm Ave. 323-5731 PAINTING INTERIOR - EX­ TERIOR and Home Im­ provement Contractor. All work may be financed up to 5 yr*. Guaranteed satisfac­ tory A. J. ADCOCK. Ph. RESTAURANT SETTEES, Up­ 322 953$. holstered. plastic covered, approx. 100 ft. Also 6 wood REPRINTS AVAILABLE Of pictures that have been table*, 36 z 36. Reasonably priced. Can be seen any­ published in The Herald. Call BUI Vincent at Tba time. Phone 323-2901 for ap­ Sanford Herald, 323-3611. pointment. 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Radio 62 Corvalr 95 Van Four Speed Trnnami**lon, Heater, Open Friday Night 4 *49 5 *1095 *1395 *29 5 *149 5 Saturday Afternoons Holler M otor Sales COMPANY 2nd. & Palmetto Ph. 822*6281 2507 Park Ur. Ph. 822-0861 �Vtjr BtitTitrB frrmlB Pnge 12 — .Tune 2, 1961 5th Circuit V acan cy Civil R ights Candidates Named WASHINGTON (LT’l) — A vacant seat of th* Fifth Circuit Court of Appeal* is a prime target in the civil right* struggle. Anti - discrimination lead­ er* feel their lrgsl efforts would he bolstered considerab­ ly with the appointment of a racial liberal or moderate to fill the vacancy. The Fifth Circuit embraces a crucial civil rights area — Mississippi, Alabama, Louisi­ ana and Georgia — and the For Boys State By Jane Casaelberry American Legion Memorial Boat 2fifl of Casselberry has announced the selection of two Lyman Hiirh School Jun­ ior* to attend Boys State at Tallahaiiee during the week of July fi-11, Andy llinely, son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. llinely of Tangle wood ami Dan Cussclberry, ion of Mr. and Mr*. Leonard Casselberry of Cas­ selberry, the latter being sponsored by Hoy Scout Troop 341 of Casselberry. Both of these youngster* take an active part in tha various programs of the school. Andy ia a member of tha Bet* Club and the Bowl­ ing Team. Dan was recejitly elected president of the Stud­ ent Council and is Junior As­ sistant Scoutmaster of his troop. These boy* will Join with toms 40 others from the Sixth District, Irnvlng by chartered bus early Sunday morning, July B, and will reg­ ister in a t tho Florida Stale University, where they will bo quarter ed during their aluy. Tho American Legion, De­ partment of Florida, annually entertains over BOO boys from all over the state to cdurnto them in the duties am! priv­ ileges of cltrenship and teach tha fundamental precepts of government. SNASDerbT Champs Home Sanford’s VA1MI Detach, tnent 8, led hy Commander Frederick Garment Jr., re­ lumed from a month* opera­ tion* Thursday, May 28. During this period, elements of tire detachment have been active from New York to Key West and aboard the USS Forres la I, USS Independence, and the USS Saratoga. Element* of the “ Del’* took part in ope­ ration •'Longhorn as flying “ gas stations” when Navy air­ craft flew non slop from car­ riers on tiie East Coast and West Coast to Dallas and returned to their respective carrier*. It is expected that Hie "Dct” will remain in Sanford during June to complete Uieir annual Administrative / Material in­ spection* ami their hid for their second Navy excellence awsrd with a period of coinpctltivo bombing. DcBary HD Club Studies Foods By Mrs. Adam Muller The May meeting of the De­ n ary Homo Demonstration Club wa* hold at Hie Common Ity Center with w o r k s h o p de ministrations in charge of Mr*. Ixnila Hitter and Mr* George Wright, At noon Mr*. Anthony Opt>ol and Mrs. Charles Schicis de­ monstrated the making ol rice pudding and a cherry tapioca dessert. Beverage was sup­ plied try the regular commit­ tee to supplement the sack lunch brought hy members. Tuple for the afternoon dis cushion, presented hy Mrs. Oppel, was “ You and Your Food." Vitamin and mineral content was I l l u s t r a t e d through use of a colored chart and lips were given fur good nutrition. Itrripes for various foods using a sweetener in•dead of sugar and for salad dressings and sandwich filings were given for live weight wat­ cher*. Mr*. Oppel pointed nut that food becomes a part of (lie personality and emotional sta­ bility reminding that good nutrltutlon Insures r a <1 i a n t health, energy and stamina. Potosl, Bolivia, wai situated a t th e foot of what was for I many years Die richest silver low* tradition, he will pick another Mississippian for the job. But finding a highly qualified attorney in the state who is not considered n "ra­ cist” hy civil rights advocates will he no easy chore. Former Gov. J. P. Coleman, a crack constitutional lawyer who is considered moderate hy Mississippi standards, an­ swered speculation that h< Would he the nominee with B statement that he's not inter­ ested in the Job. The Justice Department and the offices of Sens. James O. Enstland, D-MIss., and John C. Stcnnis, D-Mias , report that a nomination is not yet in sight. A nominee is gcncially rec­ ommended to the President by the attorney general af­ ter conferences with senators from the state Involved. A critical consideration for Mr. Johnson Is that the nom­ ination will need Senate con­ firmation and this can come I T ’S L O T T KEEP COOL. . . only after its approval hy tho Senate Judiciary Committee, headed by Eastland. His influence in such mat­ ters was Illustrated when scores of new district judgeships were created during the Kennedy administration. Toe first one filled was in Missis­ sippi and the nominee was Harold Cox, a onetime college roommate of Eastland whose rulings have been unpopular in the civil rights camp. The nomination of a sue- cessor to Cameron is a po­ tential roadblock In the Dem­ ocrats’ election - year ef­ fort to keep everybody hap­ py. It could he delayed unlit nfler the election. Former Florida newspaper publisher Edwin A. Mcnninger was accorded an honorary Doctor of Science degree by FSU for his contributions to tropical horticulture. He Is called "The Flowering Trc* Man." HOME A P P LIA N C E ’S SUMMER SALE ANDY IIINELY C O O L BUYS T H E S E HOT DAYS — EV ER Y T H IN G A T DISCOUNT! STARTS Sale f W IT H T H I S N E W DAN CASSELBERRY New Flag Set Dedicated ’ I lo t p L O if l± T lly Mrs. Adam Muller DcBary World War I Bar­ racks 1197 dedicated a new M-t of flags in ceremonies last week nl tho Community Cen­ ter. Commander W i l l i a m Uriel presided anil introduced I'ast Seventh District Com­ mander William Coveney ol Sanford who officiated at the presentation of the nylon flags which wore donated hy the barracks ami auxiliary. Invocation, given hy Chap­ lain Irving Jacobs, was fol­ lowed by the entitle to colors. In an addrrss following the dedication, Coveney told of pension rolls that an; being paid lo the "pig tail" Chinese Army hy our government while at Die same time many Americans are in need. He asked Dint letters lie written to the Congressmen urging them lo help increase pen­ sions here, pointing nut Dial many of Du- older veterans arc living on very small in­ comes and are In need of ad­ ditional monthly payments. Commander Dries rioted Die program hy reading Die poem, "Flanders Field." IlefreshmenLs were served by Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. Cliaunccy King, Mrs, Dries and Mrs. II. Harheau. The buffet table was centered with a floral arrangement of color­ ful garden blooms. HOTPOINT MODEL CTF513E Deluxe Spoceiaxinq Hotpoinl No-Froil 17; only 38" wide! 91 lb No-Frotl fieezei; vllde out tiiip#r; ilidc-out iholvei; butler binj eqq ftoiogej veils oul on wlieeli ior rmy cleaning. *145 * ★ Compact 4,000 blu Holpoinl room air conditioner you can install yourioIM Just slide out Quick-Mount lidei cind close window. 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"We make no positive rec­ ommendations on judgeships," explained the NAACP's Clar­ ence Mitchell. "However, we will do al* we can to prevent th* appointment from going to a racist or someone who will defy the Supreme Court.” Mitchell says the appointmmt "will have a big impart on the implementation of fu­ ture civil rights legislation." If President Johnson fol­ nine-member appeals court is called upon to settle many racial disputes. The court's vacancy result­ ed from the death of Judge Ben Cameron of Meridian, Miss., a conservative whose deci*ion* often went against the civil rights forces. A campaign to have a Ne­ gro attorney in Jackson, Miss , named to succeed Cam­ eron was begun by a handful of Integration strategist* here but it apparently died a quick *4 H «Uh Scat iS ttS H m tm*f i i 4i i fti TIM C km llss k U u i SUaUw Om N « n r Hnm Basis*, Stoss. O il I f P t - lt LOTT HOME APPLIANCE m in e u i Ute w o t k i. \ CASSELBERRY PLAZA CASSELBERRY 838-1181 838-3933 �($ h p fe r a lii > J Zip Code 32771 WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Thursday with scattered showers, high today 80-OO; low tonight around 70. VOl 7 o6 W us day’s your p ic tu re e d itio n o f United T ress I.caseti \\\r e Kata oils hed iVlOS WEDNESDAY, JUNE dT 1Oil I SANFORD, FLORIDA Goldwater Clinches Key Victory in T u p s - The Herald? If it wasn’t you must have been in hiding. The Herald carried a new record of 40 local news photos. • • Jim Crown wants to know which ono of the Clock Wind­ ers knows about Hammond ( Louisiana) strawberries and if we recall Uiu time straw­ berry farmers there hemm.d buyers in the auction room with shotguns until they hid a fair price for the berries. Two of us, Jim, arc familiar with Hammond’s famed ber­ ries, but neither of us knew ■bout the incident you men­ tioned. However, one of the Winders was familiar with the well known strawberry wine made by the farmers around l ’onchutouln. • • e Signs of the times: A hig box arrived in The Herald’s mechanical dc|airtnielit Tues­ day ufternoon. On it was plastered a label which in largo letter rend, “Ho Not Freeze.'* Fat rhariee of the content freezing In this kind of weather, particularly in The Herald's mechanical de­ partment. • • 51 Percent Of California Vote For Barry • We were rmidened to learn of the passing of Mrs. Fred I’. Hines. The IM-year-old Sanford matron was known to thousands of Sanford's “old timers and middle itgers''— especially the large number of folk who at one time or another attended old Sanford Junior High during the many years that her late husband operated the service station and the famed candy counter at Kighth and Sanford Ave­ nue. It. brings hack many memories. • NO. 201 TWO STUDENTS of Sanford Junior High School were awarded an American I.egion Certificate of Achievement during ceremonies at the school. Shown getting the awards arc students Tommy Williams anil Uremia Ilenge. With them arc F. E. Raggett, left, and Jim Talmadgc. representing the Legion Post of Sanford. (Herald Photo) LBJ Tells Of Awe Inspiring Might Of U. S. NEW L O N D O N , Conn. (U PlI — President Johnson said today the United States is stronger than the combined might of all (ha nations in the history of the world. He said this improves piospccts for pence. Ill a speech piepured for de­ livery before the Coast Guard Academy commencement here, Johnson predicted that Amer­ ican strength would continue to grow more rapidly than the might of all other na­ tions. He said United States' su­ periority extended over the ability to deter atomic de­ struction, the ability to fight less thnn a l l o u t w a r , strength in the struggle against subversion, develop­ ment of new weapons for de­ terrence and defense, and the ability of the American fighting man. “Thusu who would Hnswcr every problem with nuclcur weapons display not bravery but bravado, not wisdom but a want on disregard for the survival of the world and the future of tho race," Johnson suit). This country's m i l i t a r y might allows it to lake moie tangible steps taward pence than ut any time since the cold war began, Johnson said. JULLUAla • • BRIEFS Counter Filibuster Death Penalty Hearing Sef Af Winter Park WASHINGTON t l ' l ' l t — Supporters of the civil rights Should the death penally he Mrs. Maurice (’orielt and Mrs. Marcia Rurlsche; hill took over Senate oratory BUILDING COMMITTEE memhern of the Oontoday in what opponents de­ abolished? slandinp. left to rijrht, Walter Allcuder, M. ,1. ni'Hiitional Ctiiistiim Chtirelt mcl in the church A commission created by the scribed ns a "counter fili­ (’orielt, (■. O. Nordgen. Robert Reinn, 1*. I*. Tiiemltiy niyrlit to continue plana for the church. last State Legislature will buster" on tho me.iatlle. Wasem and Rill McLauchliug. Shown seated left to ripht, Mrs Walter Alleuhear opinions on Friday at (Herald l'hoto) der, Mrs. l!. O. Nordyen, Mrs. William Rurtsche, lo a m. at the State Office MOSCOW (U Pli — Soviet Building in Winter Park. Serving nil the commission Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev has indicated he sees no im­ are Sen. Mack V Cleveland mediate danger in the Her* Jr. and Hep. S. J. (Jin') Davis fw I « T tin situation, informed sources J r , Initli of Sanford Senator Cleveland said thi- L j r O d u C d S f I ft said today. morning representatives of a ll1 ' w interested groups and the SEOUL, Korea 1 Ill'll At general public will lie allowed State officials are looking i residents and visitors are least It),nun Smith Korean to express views on the vital MIAMI turn — A myster­ A Itonus gift of $331.30 was students shouting for over­ question. for a hard rain to help ease looking for some relief from Similar hearings have !>ern distributed last week among ious code broadcaster was the stench. throw of the pro. Aliter ii an the problem «d dead fish in right agencies participating government fought police in held in West Palm Peach and hack on the airwave* Tuesday Happily, algae is not hard to L a k e Jessup, a condition the streets of Seoul today and Miami and others are planned after two weeks of silence, control, according to the Unit in tbe 11)02 campaign of the which erupted over the week- ed Press International. for Tampa Saturday and lat­ United F u n d of Seminnle stoned a U. S. Aimy bus. County, futiil officials said to­ er in Jacksonville ami Pens* beaming shortwave four-digit etui and killed thousands of Mechanical methods— cut code number* to Cuba. cola. day. fish. ting, raking and digging out The mystery broadcaster The state group, known as Mrs. II. F. Ganns, executive KENO, Nev. <UP1| — The was heard again as CPI moni­ Algae in the water i* blamed weeds ami algae—can la’ used secretary, said it was Hie the Special Commission for Hello cite council is eonsideifor the kill, a condition which with success but, more often, tors here recorded a sharp in opinion of Hie organization |11(, ol-,|jntiuco width would the Study of the AUdition of crease in "urgent" traffic on has created what one visitor chemical control is recom­ that the amount should tv dis­ Death Penalty, consists of require a businessman to get shortwave broadcast* between to the scene said is "a horri­ mended. And. must commonly, bursed lo member agencies a special license, ranging in eight legislative mem tiers and government outjkisti on Fidel ble ■tench." copper sulfate is suggest ed seven private citizens, A game warden surveying The bright blue crystals, avail­ and not held m the current ac­ cost from 425 to $ 1110, to quit C a'tro’x Communist island. At the conclusion of the count. his business. The voice of the mystery the site said tt appears that able at seed and hardware hearings, the commission will The eight cheeks were sent over H O per cent of the dead stores, arc a safe and Inexpen­ analyze the testimony and broadcaster appeared U> be to the American Red Cross, fish ate of the rough lish var­ sive chemical. the same lusty American male Pbclp* Dodiw priming Cor- Hoy Scouts, Children's Home GAINESVILLE (U Pli — opinions and present its re- who took to tho atrtvHvcx dur­ iety—gizzard shad, sttngarees comtrte" *ation •> the next »c.‘Society, Family Counselling S e c r e t a r y of State Ton. ing the height of exile an- slink lists and other varieties. pi.rat'on s Information Service Service, Girl Scouts, Mental In some parts, tlie Lake suggests the following proce­ Adams cautioned T u e s d a y sion tit the l-egislnturc next nnunecinenti of new guerrilla Jessup water lias turned green dure for care of lake or pond: Health Association, Hie Salva­ night against attracting new >1 ar. Serving on (lie commission campaigns against the Castro from the rapid mercu-e of tho industry to the state which —Copper sulfate concentra­ tion Army and Hie USD. regime two weeks ago and The Good Samaritan Home tion* of > * . '- j or 1 part per would "contaminate our air are Sen. Ed T Price of Brad­ broadcast a series of four-digit algae. .Something good may mine of million should lie used—pre mine Into the United Fund’* and our water which suppoit enton, chairman Hep. John code numbers in Spanish. futuily of agencies only last the very life we me trying I Crews J r . vice rhiirm an; Tuesday the mystery blond- the fish kill, officials say. ferably in solution sprayed Sen, Dewey M Johnson, Sen. They Indicate sport fishing over Hie pond by means of a year and was included tu Uiu to improve." caster beamed the code num­ Cleveland, and Heps. Hubert campaign, may Ik' better than ever once portable lank spray although T. Mann, Hilarm t Charlie j Ha- bers toward Cuba in English. T h e broadcast apparently die r" 1,1*b f**h ar,! killed olf. the crystals ran Ik* strewn in ttiox Jr, and Davis. Meanwhile, Jessup area the water as is. AKEKDKEN, S c o t l a n d Civilian members include came from somewhere outside —To determine thr amount (UP1) — Authorities hunted the island. Circuit Judge John \ Murrequired, Phelps Dodge ex­ through shops and wholesale Much of the inrrease In phree of Gainc-vile. Mrs. plains, find the volume of the houses today for more cans Wayne McCall of Ocala, Ally, radio activity on Castro’s gov pond in aero feel by multi­ of corned beef like those sus­ eminent bands apiieared to he John H. Trinkle of Plant City. plying rhe sin lure area by pected of causing this city's n code also. Robert II. Jacobs, Jackson­ one half the maximum depth. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — typhoid fever epidemic, whiih Many of the Cuban govern ville builder; Ally Wallace M. Rule of thumb for '* part per A swift Navy jet streaked to­ has a Ir cud y sit liken 211 per­ tmuit broadcasts were in three Jopling of Lake City, Shepard ward Alexandria, La., today The Navy today dispelled million i* to use t ounce of sons. Broad of Miami and Leonard letter codes and one broad­ news reports that an A 31! the chemical per one-tenth with n supply of onti-veuom cast requested the Immediate S. Powers, law profe-sor of Hint could save the life of n transfer of personnel to cer­ Skvwarrior jet bomber had acre feel. For '•* part per mil­ llie University of Florida. WASHINGTON (U l'l) — tain znnex because "It’s rain crashed at Lake George last lion the figure is doubted, etc. Louisiana man bitten by a deadly rural snake. Top spellers from across the night, touching off a fire It is important that only the II I! there " I.t. f’mdr. I). E. Cough lift­ The word "raining" was which burned through a two- required amount t>e used. country today opened the ed bis A ll) Skyliuvvk jet from —Pond* should tie treated -I d three-mile am p of wood­ l?tli annual Nutlnnal Spelling ptm im ed lo lie some form of when algae and weed* first tin) naval air station line land on the eastern bank. Her, In ain-w rucking runteal c»|e No trares of aircraft wreck­ appear. Shallow, unshaded shortly before II a. in. and that h«s featured multisyllage were found during an in­ areas should be cheeked con­ experteil lo laud nt England ill, in challenges such as "untensive search of live area last stantly for ajqiraranrc ol a! A FI! at Alexandria nt 12:1)5 liiimcassar," "|i u n c t ilinua" The Semin- le High School p. nt. EST. night and this morning tiy air g»e. and ‘‘chulcsteial.’’ Future Farmers of Amerlra units based at the Sanford —The copper sulfate solu­ Alexandria p o l i c e vv e r r will be represented at the tion should tie sprayed evenly alerted to have a ear stand­ arul Jacksonville Naval Air state convention in Daytona DALLAS lU I’li Dr. Hu­ over live pond surface from ing by for the dash In the MOBILE, Ala. ( UPl i — Iteach beginning Saturday bei t Winston Smith, the most Stations, Police said today a pulp wood At the same time, Naval at­ a pladir, stainless steel, en- hospital. ami ending Tuesday, by Don recent Jm k Ruby defense worker, Edwin Cady, 31, who a meted or eopper lined ton- The victim, unidentified, Sipes, Incut chapter president, lawyer, Ims quit as (lie con­ taches from Sanford to Deewas bit ten today and Dr. C. had been treated recently for ana, Vi)., ir|Kirted that all lamer. demned killer’s folll III chief M. ,Shat p of Hie Florida a nervous condition went tier - and John Carver, vice presi their aircraft were accounted j —4*n large |iondx, treatment , . .iino-l. Hnliy’s -inter said oik Tuesday night and killed dent. (o'; nor were there reports of j should be in sections, rather Health Department said be They will parth ipate in Tuesday his two children, wounded his mls-ing aircraft from carriers titan treating the entire area may die unless lie i* Drilled M the same time, the *i»at one time with Iargot hy early this afternoon wife and then committed sui­ eleelion of state offieels and operating in the Atlantic. other convention Imsiites* and ter, Mr*. Eva Giant, said cide. Tlie Navy operates a prar amounts of the chemical. will end thr week by attend Hutiy had refused to take tire bombing range at Lake —Treatment is more rffeepn aumahly George which is used extern live when water temperature big the rutiled foi a new tin medication ttiiii-|uili*'i> offend to hint sivel) by Heel units along the is Ml degrees Fahrenheit or TAMPA. Fla. (D PI) — A state FFA Sweetheart, Chosen as alternate dele­ h i Ids cell l,y p yrhiatiist* t.’-year-old itnin. E d w a r d higher Southeastern sea (mini Mr<. Grant said Smith's Newton Niven*, who was on gate* are Crls Aker* and —lli'jveat treatment mav tie Structural File fbief Claude the Fill'* **10 most-wanted" Henry Rodgers, Im-a! chapter ipnlling was a "completely Whitten of N\S, Sanford, said necessary because no permafriendly di-association" hi* crash crew was unable to nent wav of controlling algae list fur a week was iri juil to­ treasurer, day under $15,000 bond, Jimmy Winters and J. 1m lit ought about because be determine tbe cause of the i» known. awaiting extradition to Ohio Carver have been notified wm “rut rff financially and Idaze after working with other J —Some states require a peron charges of aloud robbery they are1 reeipb-nl* of the unable to carry on tbe de­ fire fighting officials at the i mil Indore a |xittd mav lie and shooting with intent to highest degree given by the fense due tii link Of funds scene for nearly five hours, treated, ('heck with your loADULTS state FFA. 3 hey will receive fin himself." kill. Hr said em ber new* reports cal health department, the award at the convention hail misquoted him as saying that an A 3B Sky warrior had . . . , Nikita Calm Myslery Code Rains Needed To End $534.30 Bonus p. * * * * Distributed To Cuba Resumed Fish loss In Jessup Ufiteneies Koreans Battle License To Quit Adams Warns Orville (Villa) Bail* Jr., son of Ur. and Mrs. O. L. Harks Sr., graduated Monday night from Murray State in Kentucky. On hand to sec him receive his HA degree was Mrs. Harks. She and Yrlle. enrnute hack to Sanford, are visiting with Mrs. Park's mother in Columbus, (in. • • • West Side E l e m e n t a r y School's PTO will honor Mrs. Kuln Grantham, u retiring fifth grade teacher, at a tea Public hearing for North i»rto lie held at the school next lantlo Mayor Irene Van Ecpoel Tuesday between the hours of 2:30 and 4 p. m. All friends ami Councilman Arthur Fcrami past and present students rin on charges filed through of Mrs. Grantham are invited petition at the May council meeting was postponed at to attend. Tuesday night's meeting by • • • a 21 vote among the three Gindcrville’s Volunteer Fire council members who will sit Department will meet at the at the hearing. Christ Methodist Church at The move for postponement 7:30 p. in. Thursday. In an lo an indefinite state in "midaddition to the showing of n month" was made hy Council­ film on fire fighting. Fire man Dave Tilson who request­ Chief C. M. Whitten of the ed lime lo study validity of Sanford Naval Air Station the entire matter after Mrs. will be tire guest speaker. Van Ecpoel and Ferrin read Thu mention of Whitten's "motions" lo quash the com­ mime reminds me of the plaint. listing numerous ques ( lock Winders that the last linns of legality and points in time he heard the chief make need of clarification as filed a "speech’* was a recitation in the petition. in a fourth grade class at In other business resigns Soulhsidc Primary (called tbm of Eugene Brewer as till­ that in tlm olden days I. We age marshal and Harvey tirebelieve It w h s in a class nya and Donald Wilcox ataught by Mrs. S. .1. Nix. auxiliary police were antmum • • • ed by Mrs. Van Eepoel who During the months of Jan­ at the same time advised that uary and F e b r u a r y there a recommendation for the were 182 accidents in Semin­ marshal’s job had been made ole County. These caused by llrewer. It was agreed, after Ttlsun’s three deaths and lt.7 persons were injured. (If the 182 ac­ move that the mayor take cidents, 125 of them were over as police commissioner classed as rural, 57 of them received object ions from other U rb a n . All three of the futal member* of the council, that for the present time an o r­ accidents were urban. ganization of "volunteer i»i • • • They still keep coming: lice" I k * established of volumMichael J. I’ikuleff, Houle 2, teers can he found. These vol Sarifold, will be among the unteers will be under super­ .Mitchell Fleeted 1,41!) graduate* Sunday after­ vision of the entire council. LAKELAND ( UPl i - Joe Mrs. Jane Pike, who served noon to receive diplomas from W. Mitchell of Wabasso was TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — as clerk through Tuesday Muriplelle University in Mil­ A. H. Peterson J r was The State Canvassing Ikgtrd elected Tuesday to the board waukee, Wis. Pikuteff, a post night’s meeting was sworn in­ declared Mayor llaydon Hums of directors of the Citrus Mu named chairman of tbe char­ to olficc as "temporary clerk" graduate student, will get his in closing minutes of the sess­ of Jacksonville as the official tual to fill the position which ter and by laws committer of piaster of arts degree. ion by Mrs. Van Ecpoel after Democratic nominee for gov- had been held for years by his a group of persons interested • • • in organizing a Sanford Illsquestions from the audience c-nor of Florida today by a late father A, it Mitchell Frances "Cowboy’’ Williams were raised concerning status cote margin of I82,5(G over lorieal Society spoke today a t the regular of the appointment, The group met Iasi week Miami Mayor Hubert King Wednesday luncheon meeting City firemen were dispatch­ and elected temporary uffi Mr*. Pike volunteered the High. of the Sanford Kiwanis Club. Information that she had been The canvass was cut and ed to IGth Street and South­ errs. They are James TalHis topic was "Americanism'’ requested Tuesday morning, dried, and took less than 10 west Road Tuesday at 12 45 madge, piesidrnt, and El•—a subject to which lie has as a citizen of the town, to minutes There were no pro p in, to put out a grass fire drill G. Jennison, secretary. devoted a great deal of time "come forth and do her civic tests and no surprises from Several projects have been and study. He's in demund duty." However, she did not results that were known on Santa Wins suggested for the society. The throughout the stale as a identify who had made the election day May 26. EPSOM; Eng. (UPI) -S a n next me* ting will be held at speaker. Hy the way, Wil­ request. The total vv>te cast was ta Claus, the 15 to * favorite, 107 West Commercial Street. liams is the clerk of the Cir­ Her osth of office wss ad- 1,211.441 which included 1.- won the $201,787 Epsom Derby June 9, at 7:30 p in. Interestcuit Court uf Citrus County. ministered retroactive to 7:30 113,610 Democrats and 100,704 today with Indiana second and td persona are invited to at—Tim Clock Minders J p, at. Tuesday. r lit publicans. i lend. i Dilettanti 11 third. North Orlando Hearing Stayed! Food Suspect Plane Rushes Anti-Venom To Louisiana Plane 'Crash' Jus! A Fire Spelling Bee FFA Convention Delegates Set Murder, Suicide Ruby’s Fourth Lawyer Quits Held By FBI It’s OfficialBurns Wins J FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL! FISH FRY A LL YOU CAN EAT — Historical Group crashed Names Peterson Sanford Tot Hit Crossing Street (Jrass Fire SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Conservative Sen. Barry Goldwater defeated Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York to­ day in the California presiden­ tial primary and look a com­ manding lead in Hie GOP presidential rare. The seesaw triumph gave the \nzona senator kg morn delegates to next month's Re. publican National Convention and put him in a strong posi­ tion to win the GOP presi­ dential nomination. Before Tuesday's primary, 317 of thn CAS delegates needed for tlm nomination were in Gold wa­ ter’s column, lie now has 433. The silver-haired Arizona senator, hero of GOP eonser v,Gives, seized the lead in th« early count Tuesday night and claimed victory on the basis of a television network com­ puter analyds that named him the winner before all the polls closed. Hut at midnight Rockefeller pulled even and in Hie early morning hours took tlie lead on the basis of his northern California strength. Hut a surge of votes from Goldwater'* l/*s A n g e l e s stronghold sent him into tho lead nt 7 a. m. The UPI tabulation at * a. m. I'DT noon EDT gave Goldwater 1,076.166 and Rockefel­ ler 1,021,078 with 32.0M preeincls counted of tlie 32,061 in Hie slate. The county gave Goldwater M per cent of the vote atvd Rockefeller 40 per cent. In New York Rockefeller supporter* won 77 of the 62 Republican National Conven­ tion delegate posts at issue in Tuesday's New York priin ary with the five other* go. ing lo uncommitted delegates, Alabama: Six Incumbent# amt a newcomer won nomina­ tions to Congress in Ala­ bama’s Democratic primary Tuesday but veteran Hep. Carl Elliott, D-Ala., apparently was the loser to State Sen. John Tyson of Mobile in a low-manout race for the eighth nomi­ nation. Miasissippi: Sen. John C, Stetuils and five congressmen won renomlnullon in Missis­ sippi's Democratic primary Tuesday. The contests featur­ ed die largest number of N«gto candidates for major of­ fice m the segregationist slat# stnre Reconstruction day*. Montana: Senate Democra­ tic l-eader Mike Mansfield easily defeated his opposition to win rcnomination in tho Montana primary Tuesday. South Dakota; An uncommit­ ted slate of delegates to tho Republican National Conven­ tual defeated a slate pledged In Sen Harry Goldwater in Tuesday's South Dakota pri­ mary. A 21-month-old boy was treated at Seminole Memorial Hospital Tuesday atlernoon after he was struck by a ear while crossing the street near his home, Treated for facial lacrra liuns arid abrasions was Mark Chitbkn <il Itiy Wilkins Dr. City police report the Chishko boy darted into the pa Hi of a car driven north on Hays Drive by John E. Dodson of Lake Mary. The mirhap w»s unavoidable, police said. Unsettled Sea Area Watched MIAMI (U P I)-H ic Weather Bureau orsleretl a watch today on a large are* of unsettled weather near Florida but said there was no sign it would develop into a tropical dis turbance. The rainy area extended from tlie Florida Keys south­ ward and eastward through western Cuba and the extreme northern Caribbean Sea and was shifting slowly toward the northeast. There was no evidence of wind circulation and pressure was normal or slightly below .a Utlfcrent parts of the are*. (’IIIIJ)R EN 12 (III UNDER $|00 Menu Include*: (’tile Slaw French Fries Hiked Beans Grits lluali Puppies Itelish Tray Coffee Or Tea Owned A Operated Hy Maxine A Bob Hancock llwy. 17-92 So. Sanford Ph. 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/. 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/. 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FLORIDA It) <1 P. 0. BOX 1030 “w r r 1— TELEPHONE 322 - 4396 �Record Turnout Here, Over State Reported Balloting Over >4Je!o** State 'Brisk' To 'Heavy' Following Uie “Clock" item last week that ex-Mayor W. W. Anderaon will aik Mayor Irene Van Ecpoel at tonlght'a North Orlando Council meet­ ing to name the anonymous author* of "The Informer," Mayor Irene come* up with this response: "Since he chal­ lenged me, I get the choice of weapon* and choote gavel* at 20 pace*." Further, Mayor Irene repliea that "I didn’t boycott (North Orlando) (oc­ tal function* Intentionally; my wardrobe w u n ’t exten*ive enough for luch high social function*." • • • A number of candidate* LOST vote* in today's pri m ary in an unexpected man ner. The Herald has been re­ ceiving telephone calls of complaint from householders that campaign plug* by tele­ phone "is driving us nuts . . . I won't vote for those so-andso's I" • • • Either Mullinax and Doris Xobylak were playing golf a t Rolling Hills Country Club the other day. Esther teed off at the 14th tee and lost her shot to ■ big crow which swooped down and picked up the ball and away it flew. They'd heard of things like this, the golfers said, but never thought it’d happen to them. • • • North Orlando Councilmen Dave Tilson and Mrs. Mona Grinstead h a v e announced that they will be available for a question and answer period immediately following ad Journment of the monthly council meeting beginning with today’s session. At this time they will report to rest' dents and answer questions pertaining to their jobs as councilmen. • • • The new headquarters for the DeBary Chamber of bom­ meree have been located in the Miller Bank Building off Highway 17-92 in DeBary P la u . • • • A local school teacher gets credit for this one: Rumor has It that France is negotiat­ ing with Great Britain for the purchase of Gibraltar. Seems they plan to rename it "DcGaulle Stone." • • • Special days in May: 7—Ascension Day • —Germany surrendered, 1949 10—Mother’s Day 12—National Hospital Day 19—First U. S. air mail ser­ vice, 1919 17—Pentecost 21—Lindbergh landed in Paris, 1927 24—Trinity Sunday 30—Memorial Day (and Wal­ ter Glelow's birthday) e • • George Touby’s definition of “diplomacy" was given at Mooday’s Rotary Club meet­ ing as: "Letting the other fel­ low do as you want him to do.” • • • Rotarlans heard Monday that Jam es Ronnie Hall has been nominated by club offi­ cers as a delegate to Boy’s State. The club skipped the deal last year, according to President Bill Hemphill, but rejoined the sponsorship this year. • • • Radio and its relation to federal controls will be dis­ cussed at Thursday noon's luncheon meeting of the Sanford-Seminole Jaycea* in the Civic Center. Speaking will be Bill Reck. • • • The high winds over the week took their toll of at least one tree in the downtown area. A palm tree on the south side of the Florida State Bank leaned Into another, smaller tree apparently as the wind caught i t It was removed Monday morning. • • • Altamonte Springs T o w n Springs Council m e m b e r s were mulling over a sonlng reatriction apparently imposed by a subcommittee of the Council. Pusalad, they listened to the property owner try to explain his predicament. Then one Council member was heard to say, “If this committee won’t grant this request, we’ll find a committee that wilL” PANAMA CITY (UPI) — The firit precinct to report to­ day in Florida’s primary elec­ tion gave Sen. Scott Kelly of Lakeland an early lead In the race for governor. Precinct C3 a t Mexico Beach In Bay County closed up and counted lta votes before noon, tabulating 33 votea for Kelly, 18 for Mayor Haydon Bums of Jacksonville, 11 for former Sen. Fred 0 . Dickinson of West Palm Bench, 7 for Sen. John Mathews of Jacksonville, 3 for Rep. Fred Karl of Day­ tona Beach and one for Mayor Robert King High of Miami. • • • MIAMI (UPI) — Lured by warm, sunny weather and an explosive finale to the gover­ nor’s race last night, huge numbers of Floridians went to the polls early today to cast their ballots in the first prl msry. Registration supervisor* from Miami to Tallahassee agreed that It looked like • record vote was In the mak­ ing. "They were lined up long before 7 o'clock. It’s a good sign that the vote will be big," said an official a t Talla­ hassee. The story was the same In populous Dade and Broward counties on the Southeast Coast, Hillsborough and Pine­ llas on the West Coast, Du­ val in Northeast Florida, and other counties. Voting was described as "brisk" at Tampa, "very good” at Miami, "going beau­ tifully" at Jacksonville and “heavy" a t FL Lauderdale. Customers To Get Rate Cut An estimated 10,000 custom­ ers in the northern half of the county, served by the Florida Power and Light Company, will find their next light bill a little lees shocking. They are part of about 900,000 homeowners in Southeast Florida to receive a five per cent cut in their light bills. The reduction was approved Monday by the State Public UtlliUea Commission and will be effective with the May me­ ter readings. The commission said 45 per cent of the reduction—about 910 million a year—will go to residential cuitom eri, 40 per cent to commercial users and the rest to lnduatrica and state institutions. Stop 1 Zip Code 32771 ) WEATHER: Generally fair today and Wedncadny; high today 82-86; low tonight 60-65. VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire iistablished 1008 TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1964 SANFOKD, FLORIDA NO. 183 WWA ••• FEC Loses Plea M I A M I (UPI) - Circuit Court Judge Thomas Lee re­ fused Monday to allow the Florida East Coast railway to move a damage trial from Dade County. LBJ Wage Plea WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Johnson is appeal­ ing to United Auto Workers President Walter P. Reuther and other union leaders to limit wage increases to about 3.2 per cent a year. 2 Policemen Slain FREDERICKSBURG, V a . (UPI) — Two policemen were found shot to death here early today and police issued a state-wide alert for two men believed to be wearing blood­ stained clothing. Second Round ILA AND ‘TOY" were on hand nt their respec­ tive polling places early this morning to enst their votes for their fnvorlto candidates. At the left Iln llousholder is pictured with her hus­ Petition Asks North Orlando Act's Repeal WASHINGTON (UPI) President Johnson Is going to make another tour of the pov­ erty-stricken Appalachia reg­ ion. His new trip will include an address to the Georgia A petition seeking action for atate Legislature, posilbly on repeat of the North Orlando civil rights. Village Charter has been pre­ pared and is ready for signa­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — ture at the home of Mrs. An­ Senate leaders and Juatice ton Krecek, 140 N. Edgcmon Department chiefs sought Avenue. agreement today on a "pack­ The petition, as read by age" of civil rights amend­ Mrs. Krccek in a telcphono ments which some hoped conversation to the Herald, would produce a gag rule vote states: in about two weeks. "We, the undersigned resi­ dents of the Village of North Orlar. o, do l nehy do. Lind 8AIGON, South Viet Nam by this petition the Council of (UPI)—The government today the Village of North Orlando turned down appeals for to request proper legislative mercy by the brother of for­ action for the repeal of the mer President Ngo Dlnh Diem special legislative act, House and by his onetime secret po­ Bill 2474, Chapter 59-1614, lice chief. Both will be execut­ adopted Juno 20, 1959, by the ed by the guillotine within five State of Florida Legislative days. session in which the present North Orlando Village Char­ ter was approved." WASHINGTON (UPI) Mrs. Krccek requested that Rep. Edward J. Gurney, R- it be clearly understood that Fla., says that a consultant presentation o( this petition is law professor, Norman Red- separate and Independent of lich, to the commission inves­ any action which might be tigating the assassination of proposed by the Village Char­ President John F. Kennedy ter Board and that she ac­ has been a member of three cepts full responsibility for organisation! cited as Com­ Introduction of said petition. munist front groups by a con­ If sufficient Interest is cvlgressional committee. dcnccd through signatures of the registered voters, the pe­ tition will be brought before the ViUagc Council (or proper action. Civil Rights Mercy Denied Prober Accused Remember 'Miss Minerva?' Hero Of Book Dies COVINGTON, Tenn. (UPI) —The body of William Green HUl, a one-time hero of a famed children's book who died a penniless derelict, will be returned to his hometown here far burial Wednesday. Hill, who was "the bad little boy” in Frances Boyd Calhoun’s children b o o k , “Miss Minerva and William Green Hill,” was found dead Saturday in a railroad freight car near Pueblo, Colo. An empty wine bottle was beside the body. Hla only possessions were some poor clothing, a birth certificate, a Hutchison, Kan., iim tlft library card, and the bottle. Hill's sister, Mrs. S. A. Hamilton of Covington, said she bad not seen her brother since he passed through Cov­ ington five years ago. Mrs. Edwin Brown one of tha few remaining character a in tha novel about the child­ ren of the town, remembered Hill as "the bad little boy In a book of children's pranks and misbehavior." Mrs. Calhoun, author of the book which was published In 1909 and ran through 37 edi­ tions. was a neighbor of HUl and hla family. Third Rocket Victim Dies CAPE KENNEDY (UI’I)— An accidental rocket ignition three weeks ago claimed Its third victim today with the death of spacecraft technician Lot D. Gabel, 61, of Longmont, Colo. The Cape Canaveral Hoepita! reported that Gabel, whe was employed by Ball Broth­ ers Research Corp. of Bould­ er, Colo., died a t 3:40 a. m. EST. He had received burns over 80 per cent of hie body. Two other victims were Sid­ ney J. Dagle, 29, also of Long­ mont, and Jack W. Fassctt, 30, of Merritt Island. band, Knrlyle, candidate for county judge. At the right is ‘Toy" Fitzpatrick with her hus­ band, John, candidate for re-election to the Coun­ ty Commission. (Heruld Photos) Passersby Watch As Nikita Reported Cooking Up Deal Man Beats Nude Girl To Offer U.S. NEW YORK fU PI) —Police said today that IS passers, by watched a naked teen-age girl fighting off an aasallant in a Bronx doorway and did nothing to help her. The incident took place Monday afternoon along a main business thoroughfare In the Bronx. The girl’s screams attracted two policemen who arrested the aasallant, a 26ycarold father of two, on charges of rape and felonious a s s a u lts . . The case recalled the fatal (tabbing of a 28-year old waittress, Kitty Genovese, on a Queens street last month. Po­ lice (aid at least 38 neighbors witnessed her assailant's re­ pealed assaults but did not come to her aid. Harney Waler Loan Favored A loan application for the Lake Harney Water Associa­ tion has been tentatively ap­ proved by Farmers Home Ad­ ministration, officials of (lie association planning commit­ tee announced today. It Is hoped that funis will be made available during the current fiscal year, and If so, work will begin immediately on building the plant and (Ink­ ing wells on a property aite two and one half miles east of Geneva on SR 46 which has been donated by Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Chalfant. If expectations arc fulfilled, the plant should be in operation by this fall. Attorneys presently a r e working on the necessary pa­ pers to secure a atate charter and the constitution and by­ laws are being prepared for submission to the secretary of state. Engineering plans also are being readied for bids. Members of the planning committee, who have worked band in hand with FHA Ad­ ministrator Raymond D. MeGough, arc Sicg Holmes, chairman, and Mrs. Elbert Cammack, Mr*. Donald Dunn, W. B. Heath and Roy Morgan. The 18-year-old girl, whose name was withheld, said she was working at her desk In a vacuum cicaner d istricting firm when the man, Daniel G. Coughlin, entered the se­ cond floor office. Without warning, Coughlin, a sales­ man for the firm, attacked her. ahe sakl. She said Coughlin tore off her clothes and raped hor. She tainted and when she re gained consciousness, Cough Ihs « « s standing over her with a rasor blade. Sho said he threatened to kill her if sho told anyone what bad happened. The girl told police she ran to the hallway but Coughlin grabbed her, knocked her down and beat her head against the floor. The girl broke free but fell down a flight of stalra to a hallway leading onto the street. She said Coughlin followed her to (he open doorway and tried to force her to go hack to the office. The girl said she screamed through the doorway to pass­ ersby to come to her aid but they moved on quickly. When police arrived, they took the girl to Fordhain H««pital for treatment and Coughlin to a station house, lie denied the girl’s accusations, saying he found her lying naked on the office floor. Bear Lake Store Robbery Probed Sheriff’s deputies are in­ vestigating a burglary at the EZ Food Store at Bear Lake in which the thief or thieves stole four radios and an as­ sortment of 97 knives. Deputies discovered the en­ try shortly after midnight and apparently surprised t h e thieves at work. Twenty-eight cartons of cigarcts, a floor polisher and aix bottles of wine were discarded on the stone floor as the burglars fled the scene, deputies said. The entry was made through a side window and the thieves left through the front door. LONDON (U I’I) — Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev w h s reported today ready to offer a peaceful co-existence "deal’’ to the United States after the U. S. presidential election. Well-Informed Enst European diplomatic sources Indicated the deal might amount to a prolonged big power EastWest truce. The Kremlin, the sources hinted, might pledg* non-intcrference in the American spheres of interest In ex­ change for maintenance of the “status quo" in Europe. Them were no Indications, however, that Cuba would he Included In any Roviet-non-lntcrference pledge. The Russians themselves have given no official Indica­ tions as to the terms of any deal with tha United 8tatcs. Rut the London sourcca left little doubt that Khrushchev wants an understanding with the United States before long. The Kremlin appeared Influ­ enced by a number of consid­ erations, Including the mount­ ing conflict with Red China, the high rust of the arms race, economic pressures a t home, and the idee of possible eco­ nomic cooperation with the United Stetea. Flooded Heater Gets Fire Call The Sanford Fire Depart­ ment aniwored a call at 12:22 a.in. today at 218 South French Avenue. A Hooded oil heater touched off the alarm reported by live Police Depart­ ment. No damage was reported. The house is owned by the Seventh Day Adventist Church. atea, I hare sever had aaythlag effort me aa Ihie has. The heartache*, emotlosa are not hidden at saeh a time. If only we cenld atop the basic raaae of each ac­ tivities of oor y e s th .. . “I have never been •o ashamed In my life." “I’m a t a loss. P ’ve searched my soul through and through.** “Ho has m father. He is “lta wouldn't have gotten Into trouble If he hadn't pick­ ed up smoking." “He has always been week, yet always admits b e i n g wrong." Seven boys listened to these and other startling statements last week aa Jovenlla Judge Vernon Mlse conducted court In the main courthouse room. Two boys ere 16, three are 16, and the other two 14 y e a n of “Hla father ia a nut—a reli­ ■*e. gious fanatic. He left hla fam­ The seven had been accused of ransacking a school. They ily high and dry." did considenble damage to property, stole six transistor radios and a tape recorder, plus a sum of money. They got caught. Four of them are headed for a Florida Industrial School for Boys. The other three lan­ guished in detention at the county jail, uncertain of their fate, until Monday morning. At that tJraa they reappear­ ed in the judgo’e chambers. All three w e n placed on strict, indefinite probation. They were ordered to get a Job, pay for damages caused to the school, abide by all terms of the probation and to conduct themselves a t all times as ordered by their su­ perion. The courtroom drama start­ ed in late afternoon. Ona newsman aat a t his desk at tha pnscribed time. No one else was In the room. Then the judge walked In with bis Juvenile counselor. They talked briefly with the newsman. The weatherman co-operat­ ing with typical Florida weather, Seminole County electors this morning seemed to be Joining in the state surge to upset predictions of an apathetic turnout by pil­ ing up a record vete over past stato primary elections. The Herald in a spot-chock survey of Seminole County’s 2.1 polling places by 10:30 this morning brought reports from precinct workers of “we’re plenty busy.” In sev­ eral proclnets visited during the early hours, up to 9 a.m., voters were lined up a t the v o t i n g machines awaiting their turns to east their bal­ lots. Early reports Indicated a record vote, even to surpas­ sing 1950's tops of 80 per cent of the total reglstrotion, or a 11,264 vote. Presently there are 18,450 registered voters in the county. However, Registrar Camilla Rrure voiced some doubt at 10:30 a.m. cf a record vote when the usual mid-morning lull dropped tho average to 25-30 per cent, Seminole County voter*, along with tha state, are choosing nominees for gover­ nor. Democrat! also are choosing nominees for attor­ ney general, public utilities commissioner and U, S. sena­ tor. C o u n t y Democrats are choosing nominees for coun­ ty eommiaslcn tax collector, tax asaeseor, county Judge, prosecuting attorney, atate representative, and other lo­ cal offices. Political observers were re­ luctant to make any predic­ tions, even to the point of claiming that soma local races will -be so close ae to be decided Wednesday by the absentee vote count. A total of 809 absentee ballots, from 448 applications, have been filed with Mre. Bruce. Official eount of today’s primaries will be made by the county canvassing board will commence a t 10 a.m. Wednes­ day. Members of the board are Mrs. Bruce, Judge Vernon Mize and Jamea P. Avery Jr., chairman of tha County Com­ mission. For the most p art voting was quiet this morning. Thera was some small confusion, as usual — voters unacquainted with tha operation of voting machines, voters showing up a t the wrong polling places, and some persons demanding to vote although they had failed to return Mr*. Bruce’s re-registration cards several months ago and, therefora, were dropped from the voting list. One voter became adamant a t precinct 20 when ha de­ manded to be allowed to cast hla ballet a t 6:45 a.gi., al­ though tha law reads the polling places shall open a t 7 a.m. Another elector, who has voted for yeara In pre­ cinct 3, showed up this morn­ ing but was denied voting pri­ vileges there—ha waa refer­ red to precinct 2, because in returning his re-registration card he had Inadvertently given his address as his sum­ mer cabin rather than his permanent home. Lake Mary elector* were voicing dissatisfaction be­ cause that community has been divided into three poll­ ing precincts. They were being sent three directions: To I-ake Mary fire house, Longwood fire hall and Farmers Auction Market on U. S. 17-02. An increase In Negro voter participation also was noted in a number of precincts thia morning. Mrs. Bruce said the book* will be re-opened fa r new voter registration on June 1 and wil continue through Oct. 3. Complaints of election taw violations reverberated to Tal­ lahassee and return thia morn­ ing. Harold H. K aitner, head of the firm bearing his namo at 413 West 13th Street and chairman of the Seminole County Haydon Burns for Governor committee, said he abided by the taw and re­ moved Burns signs from hla building. Section 104.36 of the voting taw saya no sign shall be placed on a building within 100 yards of a polling place. The Kastner building la next door to precinct 23 at 401 Weak 13th Street. Someone called the County Commission, who, In turn, telephoned Secretary of State Tom Adams at Tallahassee, who, In turn, telephoned Sher­ iff J . L. Hobby to have the signs removed from the Kast­ ner building. Kastner remov­ ed them. Hobby also la en­ forcing the taw which states no automobile with n cam ­ paign bumper atlchar shall bn parked within 800 feet of n polling place. Open House At Hospital Sunday Open house Sunday after­ noon at Seminole Memorial Hospital will m ark local ob­ servance of National Hospital Week May 10-16, It waa an­ nounced today by Mrs. C. SchUke, president of the Sem­ inole Memorial Hoipltal Aux­ iliary. The observance la held an­ nually during the week In which ia Florence Nightin­ gale’s birthday, May 13. Robert B enerer, hospital administrator, has invited the public to an open bouse 3-5 p.m. Sunday to view the new pediatric w i n g . Auxiliary members serving aa guides will be Mrs. Al Hunt, Mrs. C. Tuler, Mrs. R. Robison and Mrs. Schllke. A $25 savings bond will be presented by the auxiliary to tha first baby born a t Sem­ inole during National Hospital Week. FSU Record TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Registrar Murray Kenna re­ ported a record enrollment of 5,162 students for the third tri­ mester at Florida Stats Uni­ versity today. Club To Meet The DeBary Business and Professional Women’s Club will meet a t 7:30 tonight a t Dr. George Frlson’a office In Deltary. The group will out­ line the year’s program and annual reports. Bert Lcderhaus will preside. Ringside Account 0! Juvenile Hearing On School Breakin EDITOR’S NOTE: TfcU story had its (ta rt year* age fas tha a ia f s a t those In­ volved. Yet, It's a safe bet mm ef thee* roe 14 hare forreera each a climax. The story it ell 4m typical hi Ja rre lls Coart prerrediags. To spoil it oet ia so complete detail aa peaslhis The Her­ ald aaslgaed a rrteraa a m ass a. H arry L J ah esse, th y editor, to record the activ­ ities. R e ta rd s g to the of­ fice, Jeh boos remarked “fa Marly 28 years ef this bssi- Voters Line Up A t Pells Early The dour swung open. A mother, father and their two young daughten walked in. They sat in the front row of the spectators section. The door opened again and mora m othen and fa th e n and their friends walked In, sat down in various aeata. Thera was no talking. Tha Judge moved out of tho courtroom to an anteroom. Tho room was quiet. Bf t e n n e u i MOTHER’S DAY IS SUNDAY ALWAYS W W T QUALITY HUNDREDS OF DRESSES STILL ARRIVING FOR PENNEY'S DRESS CARNIVAL! • DACRON/COTTON SHEERS g J 8 to | | J 8 • PASTEL ARNEL JERSEYS | J 8 to | | J « • PIMA MIST COTTONS | J 8 to |2 < H • COOL SEERSUCKERS | J 8 to • EYELET COTTON8 |H (o | | J I • JR. PETITE* JR8, MISS, HALF SIZES Please Turn To Back Pago P L -m ' �» Civil Rights Bill Is Ridiculous, Says Attorney NEW OFFICERS of tho Renr I.nko Garden Circle ere from left, Mrs. Richard Scott, corresponding aoercU ry: Mr*, C. L. Drunk, president; Mr*. Vernon Herrington, treasurer; Mr*. Vernon Oleave*, second vIco presi­ dent and Mr*. Albert Jacobs, first vice president; Mrs. Allen Forward, recording secretary, was not present for the photo. (Herald Photo) ATTENDING COFFER CLUR event sponsored by the Seminolo County Chamber of Commerce's Coffee Club Thursday were personnel of the Sanford Naval Air Station. Many of them, as well as civilian newcomers to tho Seminolo buslnoss and industrial scene, were introduced. Among them were, seated from left, Lt. (jg) L. D. Frazier, station public infor­ mation officer; Capt. Robert M. Ware, commanding officer of the station; L t. (Jg) David Jahn, assistant public works officer; standing are Lt. Ralph Kaiser, chaplain, left, and Chief W arrant Officer John Jacks, sta ­ tion paymaster. (Herald Photo) Legal Notice sRMtftoi.n r o u v r r X O K IN U ( O M M lK f t lO N N o lle * ■ ( P a k l l s l l r a r l n * T l ia Z o n in g C o m m la t ln n w ill hold a p u b lic b o r i n g to s e n ild a r re c o m m e n d in g to th e H o o rd o r C o u n t y C o m m lt e lo n ire a m e n d in g I n n i n g K r s u l a Hone lo cre a te a n e w d le trlc t io h a k n o w n aa U n lv e r e t t r J o m m u a lt y D l a t r i o t (U C ). Jopica o f t h l* p ro p o se d a m e n d n g m a y ha o b ta in e d In the lo a t n g O ffice, C o u r t Ifo u sp , le n fo rd , F lo r id a , M o n d a y s t h ru F r id a y s fr „ m »:«o A M. to t:oo M l. I'u b l l a h e a r in g w ill b a held n th a B e m ln o la C o u n t y C o u rt nauao, C o u n t y c o m m la tlo n e re ftoom, H anfo rd. F lo r id a , on W a d n c d a y , M a y II. l i f t at 1:11 P.M . a r aa aa e n t h e r e a ft r r ta poealbla. S e m ln n la C o u n t y Z o n in g C o m m lte lo n lly Ito b e rt H, D ro w n S e m in o le C o u n t y Z o n in g D ir e c t o r ! > U B U S H i A p r . I I , M a y I. t i l l : d t .i i tH N iN u i.M r tn iN T r znNiNo commission Legal Notice N f lT irM ( IF R K B O I. V T IO N A IIR P T IR N OF V A O A T 1 NU ( K U T .U N noon N O T I C E IH H K R R t l T O I V K N t h a t a t a r e g u la r m e e tin g he ld an th a l l t h d a y o f A p r il, A. D. t i l l , t h a B o a r d o f C o u n ­ t y O o m m la e tA h e ra o f B e m ln o la C o u n ty , F lo r id a , a d o p te d a r e s o lu t io n d o s in g , v a c a t in g a n d a b a n d o n in g and d is c la im in g a n y r i g h t a f S e m in o le c o u n t y , F lo r id a , and lh a p u b lla In a n d to t h o ie c e r t a in n a m e d ro a d s, ta -w ttt D e g t a n ln g a t a p o in t o n th a N o rth e a st C o rn e r of I-o t I, H n v e rly H ill, S a m in o la C o u n t y , F lo r id a , as r e c o rd e d la P l a t B o o k It , Pago M, p a b lla re c o rd s o f B e m ln o la C o u n t y , F l o r ­ ida, r u n W’ eat 1110 feet. S o u t h l i t rest, r u n W a t t I I test, r u a N o r t h 111 feel, ru a B e e t 111! feat, a n d r u n S o u t h 10 (eat to p o in t o f b e g in n in g , ta m e k n o w n aa F a u l k R o a d a n d dane rlh e d In p lat o f R e v e r ty H ill, B e m ln o la C o u n ly , F l o r ­ ida, a a ru c a rd e d In P la t H o n k It , P a g a It , p u b lla r a e o r d * o f B o m ln o lt C o u n ­ ly , F lo r id a . UT O R D E R o r T H E HO ARD OP COUNTT C O M M IS S IO N K R B o r S K M 1N O D E C O U N T T , F L O R ID A . (B B A L) A r t h u r H . B e c k w it h , St.. A a C le r k o r e a ld B o a r d C a r r o ll Il u r k a P. O. D r a w e r Z H a n fo rd . F l o r id a A t t o r n e y f o r P e t it io n e r P u b lis h M a r I, 1044 C D U - II Soprano Soloist To Be Featured At Serenade William Morton Thigpen, Sr 76, a former resident ot San ford, died Monday at the Kmory University Hospital in Atlanta, Ga. Services were held at 10 a. m. today at the Trinity Chap­ el, Decatur, Ga., and Inter­ ment will be in Douglas, Ga. He la survived by his son, W. M. Thigpen Jr. of Atlanta; two grandchildren, Bill and Carol, alao of Atlanta; « bro­ ther, LeRoy Thigpen ot Tarbora, N. CA and Mr*. Bdb Deane, his nleee, of Sanford. Ho waa a native of Tarboro, Close Out Sale GIFT ITEMS 50 % OFF POWELL’S Office Supply J2J.5IMS Hy J bIIa Bsrtoa Preschool roundup for next year'* first gradara a t Alta­ monte (elementary School will ba held thli Friday between the houra of 8 and I t a- m. At­ tendance area* will remain the same aa for the current term. Children do not need ta be present for Friday's roundup, however all parents a r t re­ quested to attend. Birth certlfirst# or other proof of birth will be secretary. Eligible flret graders will be those whose birth date# fall on or before Jen. 1. 1866. Payment of school supply fees will not bo expocted until school begins In the fall. Church Picnic Page 2—Tue*. May 5, '64 W rrn H S il ft DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES wore entertained prior to the first pri­ mary a t an informni open houso a t the Forest City home of Mr*. Mary Williamson, left. Mar* »hnn 100 people were in attendance including 86 candidate* and their wives. Assisting in *erving coffee, punch, roll* and cake* to the large gathering were Mrs. Mary Goree, center and Mrs. Ernestine Forward. (Herald Photo) 9 ,M ■ ;r . u t if I \ Former Sanford Resident Dies Altamonte Sets School Roundup This Friday MRS. MATH1EUX Sa n fu rB I The Civil Rights Hill now being debated In Congress "not only borders on tho ridl culoui, it Is ridiculous." Atty. Phillip II. Logan branded the bill as auch a l he spoke Monday noon at the Sanford notary Club's Civic Center luncheon. Logan said the bill la "the most far-reaching in our his­ tory" and Is "»n emotional' mental exercise rather than a law." He claimed Ihe proposal would seek, "a social end by political means" and that the proponents of the blit would "try to control *U phases of our lives." The government has no In­ herent powers, Rotarlana were told, only the powere given by the people. "Thli bill," Logan laid, "la a pow er grab from beginning to end," Two key wordi In the bill, according to the speaker, are "segregation" and "discrim­ ination" yet "neither of theae wordi la defined." The bill, Logan lnalated, would "deilroy our right to hold and operate our own bualneat." The speaker wa» Introduced by nen Wigglna, program chairman for the month. Rotary President Uiil Hemp­ hill aaid the club will join other civic groups In the city for a Joint luncheon at the Sanford Naval Air Station May 13. N. C. N o tic e o f P u b lic H e a r in g N o lle # le h e re b y g iv e n , that i f l e r rn n e ld a ra lln n , the B .m note C o u n t * Z o n in g C o m m ie , U og w ill h o ld a p u b lic h e a r in g :o d e te rm in e the f e a s ib ilit y of re c o m m e n d in g In lh a H o a rd o r 'n u n tjr C o m m le rln n e re th a t th a F o llo w in g ile a rrllie d p r o p e r ly EllrabHh Mathleux, soprano itro o e nlly aoned A - l A g r l e u laololst, will be featured as u re ba aoned r i-t C o m m e r r la li IV 111.I rt o f E 1 »a ft. o f N U guest artist a t the annual >r N W i or m v u i# .. n io * Spring Serenade to be pre­ rt H e e llo n I I - I I B - I I K . F u r t h e r le tc rlb e d ee l y i n g 100 (I. S o u t h sented at I p. m. Monday by vf M lh le r H o e d a n d N o rt h n r the Sanford Mate Cborua at N O T IC M O F I U B M a le H o a d D ept. P r is o n C am p. N o tic e Is h e re h y g iv e n Ih e l the Civic Center. P u b lic h e a r in g w ill ha held n l h a B e m ln o la C o u n t y C o u r t p u r s u a n t lo F in a l D e o ra a o t Mrs. Mathlaux, well known Hom e, C o u n t y C o m m is s io n e r s m r e r lo e u r a a n d B ala e n la re d Hoorn. B an fn rd . F lo r id a , W e d ­ In Ih e eauaa p e n d in g In th e tor her rich quality will tie nesday, M a y It . I l l * a t T:»* C ir c u it C o u rt In und f o r heard singing two numbers, P.M. o r a t so o n th e re a fte r a * P t m ln n le C o u n ty , F lo r id a , oaoo [loealble. d o c k e t No. I I , I l f , IhO u n d e r ­ "When You Were Sweet Six­ S e m ln n la C o u n t y s ig n e d C le r k w ill eell th e teen" by Thorton and "I'm Z o n in g C n m m le .ln n p r o p e r t y s itu a te d In e a ld O a u a Falling In Love With Some­ H r n o b e r l H Ilro w n l y d e s c rib e d eat S e m in o le C o u n t y L o t in O A K L A N D n t f - L S . one" by Herbert. Z o n in g D ir e c t o r a c c o r d in g to p la t t h e re o f The soloist will be accom­ P C D U S I I : A p r. : l . l i n y I. I M I r e e n r d - d In P l a l n o o k I I . 'O T - S 4 p e g * 4 1 -44, P u b lic R e c o rd s panied by Mrs. tlctlye Smith, o f S e m ln n la C o u n ly . F l o r ­ gifted piaoiit for the Male id a ; togeth e r w it h tha I K U M I I . H t'M I'N T V Chorus. Mrs. Smith will alto f o llo w in g Hem e of p ro ­ r i l . M H i (O ttM ln S IO N N o l l r e Of I'u l i l lr l l e a r l a g p e r ty w h ic h a r e lo ca te d In entertain along with Robert N o tic e le h e re b y g iv e n , th a t a n d p e r t u S B M it lr In s t a lle d Carnie, chorus director, in ■ Ite r c o a e ld e ra llo n , the Berna s a p e rt o f tha Im p ro v a feur hand piano arrangements n o le C o u n t y B o n in g C o m m ie m a n ia o n sa id la n d ! ilon w ill hold a p u b lic h e a r in g Ja c k a a n lia s lin t W a t e r of ballet music from Faust. o d e te rm in e the f e a s ib ilit y of lle a t c r w it h d ucts. M o d e l Monday night* performance ’e c o m m e n d ln g lo Ilia H o a r d of C M I . S e r ia l No. 111(10 'o u iit y I'o m in le e lo n r re th a t the a t p a b llo s a le to th a h ig h e s t will wind up the see eon for 'o lU iw It ig ilr e c r llir d p r o p e rty b id d e r fo r c a sh , b e lw e e n Ih e the chnrui and will complete .re e e n lly m i n d A - l A g r l e u l- h o u r s o t 11 o 'c lo c k In Ih e ura be aoned l i -1 M u ltip le fn re n n n n e n d 1 o 'c lo c k ta Ih e foe- years of direction of the F a m ily n e e ld e n lle l: P e g « : * a fla r u o o a . o n Ih e H a l d a y o f group by Carnie. A* in the ’t W o f N K c o r o f the H \ V « M a y , A. D. 1041, at the fro n t •f the H K i, o f H e e llo n 1J - Z IH - d.a.r o f Ilia H e m ln n le C o u n t y past, the group will sing for ilk-, llie n r e r a n W Ton ft to C o u r t h o u s e In H an fo rd , F lo r id a its final number one of Car< W c o r o f sa id <0 t e rra , ttie n rS ( H E A L ) nlc's original compositions, 0 in I'lia, Ih e a e * K 700 ft A r t h u r If. H e r k w lt h , Jr.. h e n ra N 10 rh » ; alan Ilia N ik C le r k of Ih e C ir c u it C o u r t Sanford On The Lake. This ii >t the H E 1. of the H W !« a n d H yt M a r t h a T. v ih le n always a 'crowd pleaser,' and he N H o f the 8 *4 o f th a * H '4 D e p u t y C le r k >f the H W U i Ireai R e g a t tha P u b lis h M a y I. I M I . one that leaves the audience IW c o r o f lh a N H o f t h a H H calling for "m ore". >f the H E I 4 o r th e H W U , r u a C D U - I I K i cha, N I H . ha, W’ 4 cha, 4 H i c h i, In H e e llo n 1 1 - H H l l E i a n d leea: L e g at lh a N H -or «>t th e N W U o f th a 8 W >4 if th e 8 K «4 o f Heellon 1 1 - 1IH f»K. r u n H S«.« fl. t h e m e W 111. I ft. t h e m e N ta the N Hue »f s a id N W U n r th a H W U of ihe H K 'i o f H e e llon I I , then ce 10 to P u ll. K u r l lic r d r s e r lb e d as W o f U anhat A v a and HW ol L a k e D rle n ta . EXTENDED — DUE TO YOUR P u b lic h e a r in g w ill ba he ld TREMENDOUS RESPONSE — THRU MAY I n t h a S e m in o le C o u n t y C o u rt H ouse, C o u n t y C e a iB ilH lo a e r a Room , S a n fo rd , F lo r id a , W e d naaday, M a y I I , 11(1 a l 7:10 I’ M. o r a s too n lh a r a a f la r a s >seel Lie. S e m in o le C o u n t y Z o n in g C o m m is s io n H y H o b a rt M. U r o w u Hem lncde C o u n t y Z o n in g D ir e c t nr M 'H I. J H H ; A p r. I I . M a y I. l t d F D T - II 117 a MAGNOLIA (T iff ‘W •v. )'• I I ITTariS OLD GLORY UNIT 188 wa* hosteaa to the Paat President’* Parley, Sixth District, a t a dinner meeting a t the Post Home in Fern Park. Among those attending were, seated from left, Mr*. George Covals, secretary pro tem ; Mrs. LeBlie Jackson, president and Mr*. Nick Daneski, district pre­ sident; standing, Mr*. Frank Ambncher, Unit 188 president; Mrs. Philip Rurkhardt, chairman of the dinner nnd Mrs. Mildred H. Mead, acting chaplain. (Herald Photo) » 0 Unit 183 Hostess To Meet Dy Jane Casselberry The American Legion Aux­ iliary's Sixth D litrict Paat President'a Parley was hcW last Thursday at the Old Glory Post Home In Fern Park with the local unit aertIng the dinner. The meeting waa presided over by the president. Mrs. Leslie Jackson of Mt. Dora. Mrs. George Covals of Unit Si, Winter Garden, served as aecretary pro tem and Mrs. Mildred II. Mead of Orlando gave the Invocation as acting chaplain. Mra. Philip Burkhardt ot Unit 183 headed the committee to plan the dinner. The group voted to send a |3 Mother’s Day gift to a woman veteran In the Bay Pinea Hospital. Six American Legion Auxiliary hlxtorlea have been placed by the or­ ganization In local libraries of the towns where past presi­ dents have died during the past year In their memory. Tha next meeting of the group is scheduled for July 13 In Mt. Dora. AREA DlRECTORY INSURANCE AUTO i t PROPERTY AIK CONDITIONER H. B. Pope Co., Inc. ft For The Finest Year Around Weather Conditioner All Linos W ritten FBDDERB Sales — Service Bring Your Insurance 200 8. Park Ave. Sanford Problem* To Ua — FA 2-4284 IN SU R A N C E BALL-BLAIR AUTO SERVICE HARRY ADAIR’S AGENCY I I I 8. Park Ave. FA 2-684’ SANFORD, FLA. GULF SERVICE Tire a - Batteries - Aeceatortti PLUMBING Road AAA Service Guaranteed Brake A Muffler R L. H A R V E Y Service PLUMBING French A l i t Complate Installation* • FA 2-0921 FA 2-9922 Repairs Bathroom and Kitchen FEEDS Fixtures W ater Pumps Free Estimate* Sanford Flour and Feed Store 9 VACUUM CL RAN Kg S The DrDary Presbyterian Jim Dandy Feeds Timothy Hay - Cotton Seed Church will aponaor a picnic Meal Wednesday, beginning a t 10 Peed 83 40 per 100 lb. n.m., at DeLeon Spring*. All The United Statca minted a Cow Kittening and Fattening entertainment and attractions two cent piece' from 1864 to 8X0 Sanford Ave. Sanford will be at bhlf price. 1873. I SA N FO RD Vacuum Cleaner Service Part* A Supplies For All Makes Including Electrolux Free pick Up Ph. FA 2-2288 rf fwemivr t t.b •wr 'v rtN KEEP i 5 YOUR T A X ASSESSOR RE - E L E C T J MRS. M A R Y EARLE WALKER SEMINOLE COUNTY TAX ASSESSOR [i E p i . - 71 ■W'Bhsa i « u Thoroughly QUALIFIED By Experience S TERMS AS YOUR ELECTED TAX ASSESSOR IS YEARS AS YOUR ASSISTANT ASSE8SOR EFFICIENT COURTEOUS HONEST THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR QUALIFIED EXPERIENCE _______________________________________ PATP PO L ADV. MARY EARLE WALKER, CAMPAIGN FUND �Pulitzer Prize Winning Editor Amazed She Was Chosen Just Reported Truth, She Says LEXINGTON, Mis*. (U PI)i "I've always reported the —An outspoken woman week truth and condemned police ly newspaper editor finds it brutality," said Mrs. Smith difficult to believe she won who has stubbornly refused to a Pulitzer prize. soften her editorial policy. Mrs. Hazel Brannon Smith, In her editorials, Mrs. who has battled a wave of Smith has battled the white segregationist sentiment, said Citizens Councils, arch segre she "never really thought gationists, local authorities weekly editor could ever and her readers. win one in Mississippi." " I ’ve strived for an open, But, M's. Smith, editor and clear atmosphere of freedom publisher of the l^xington without fear of intimidation or Advertiser, was awarded the reprisal If we're to keep up prize Monday for her "stead with the 20th century," she fast adherence to her editorial said. duties in the face of great Mrs. Smith said her hus pressure and opposition." band, Walter, was fired as Her longtime editorial cru administrator of the Holmes fade has resulted in a boy County General Hospital as a eott by ail the local advertis­ result of her tough editorial COMPLETING PLANS for the Sanford-Titusvillc Canal and the high­ ers in her paper here and in policy. ways which will parallel it were members of this committee of the St. three other weeklies she owns A $100,000 suit is pending in Johns-Indian River Canal Authority meeting here Tuesday. In the group in Mississippi circuit court against Mrs. which met in the Chamlter of Commerce conference room are, from left, Smith and her newspapers bySteve Shinholser Jr., district secretary; Dohren \V. Wiggert, a Reynolds, two white policemen as a re­ Smith and Hills engineer of Jacksonville; John Krider, district chairman; sult of her editorials of the J. D. Wingfield Jr., planning operations director of the East Central shooting of a young Negro Florida Planning Council; and Harold Scott, the canal district’s engineer. here last June. Mrs. Smith, a black haired woman who speaks her mind New officer* for the Amer­ despite the popular thinking ican Legion George M. Jacobs of the predominantly segrega­ Memorial Post of Chuluota tionist state, publishes week­ A hobo dance was sponsored were elected a t the April 28 lies at Durant, Flora and by the Chuluota Teen Club meeting held at the new post Jackson in addition to her Saturday night a t the new paper here. All have a com­ home. Amcricun Legion Home. ChutServing will be Robert bined circulation of about 10,* By Donna E»trs Plans were discussed for a unta and Christmas Roads, Boyle, commander; Abe Gold­ 000. Mrs. Smith, a native of New officers were elected ham dinner to be hetd at a with G5 young people from the man, first vice commander; Gadsden, Ala., was graduat­ at the April m e e t i n g future date with proceeds to arrn in attendance. Robert Jones, second vice com­ of South Seminole VFW Post Disc jockey Rob Baron from mander; Manuel Mcllo, fin­ ed from the University of 8207 held at the Post Home benefit the building fund. Alabama. She said she chose Commander March announc­ Radio Station Wl.OF was on ance officer; \V. M. Jepson, on the Old Dixie Highway hand as master of ceremonies chaplain and historian; Gene to practice journalism in north of Longwood. ed that members of the post, with a collection of mnny pop­ Runyon, scgcant at arms and Mississippi "by choice." including himself, who are Elected unanimously were "Now that she had attained ular records. Prizes were Andy Voight, judge advocate. this goal, she ought to be John McManus of Maitland, working on the scoreboard awarded for the beet eotluiuce Elected to serve on the exec­ happy." said State Rep. Wil­ commander; Jack Hopkins of for South Seminole Little and best dancers. utive committee were Boyle, burn Hooker of Lexington, one Maitland, senior vice comman­ league, are Ralph Moore, Chaperones were Mr. and Mcllo, Goldman, Jones, Voight, of the founders of a weekly der; Art Levy of I.ongwood, Chunat and Harris, The scoie- Mrs. \V. M. Jepson. Runyon, Harold McBride, Mal­ board ia located cn the Little established here to fight Mrs. junior vice commander; A. J. colm McCullough and B. Ad­ Smith’s paper. Berdahl of Lockhart, quarter­ League Field in Casselberry. kins. March and Hopkins report­ He said "m any people In master; Ralph Moore of Ho­ Installation will take place Holmes County have thought well Park, post advocate; ed to the membership the re­ June 13 a t a covered dish sup­ for many year* that she was I.arry Chunat, of Casselberry, sults of the district elections per and dance. Future plans taken the stand she has on chaplain; James McEvcrs of held at the recent district also include Memeriat Day racial matters hoping to win Longwood, surgeon; Robert meeting in Melbourne. Roth Service* to be held May 30 at a Pulitzer Prize." March of I-ongwood, three men attended as delegates. the post home followed by a Tho post will sponsor bud­ Mississippi newsmen who year trustee; Harold Matz of chicken burbecue and dance. have received Pulitzer prizes Longwood, two year trustee dy poppy sales. May 15-10, at Guests a t Sunday’s meeting are editor lludding Carter of and Merle Harris of Long- th e ’ Orlando Air Furra Basa were Mrs. Carolyn Erid, new­ the Greenville Delta Demo- wood, one year trustee. and several locations in Fern ly elected district commander, crat Times and Ira Harkey, Date, plare and installing Park, Longwood and Sanford. and her husband, Nets. The next meeting will lie former Pascagoula Chron­ officer will lie announced for held May 12. the Installation ceremony. icle editor. Chuluofa Legion Elects Officers ‘Teen’ Club Has Dance South Seminole VFW Post Has Election Of Officers 3hr Casselberry Youth Sees World's Fair B in to rl frra lll Tuea. May 5, ’64—Page .1 Club To Meet By Jane Casselberry | The Youth For Christ dir­ Roger Dcppen, 17, year old ector for Long Island was Lyman High School Senior the speaker st a luncheon for and son of Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ them. They returned to Ihe bert Deppen of Casselberry, fair for the afternoon and used his school holiday to evening to squeeze in as full advantage last week by much as possible in the time touring New York City and they had left. the World’s Fair with a grrup On Saturday morning each of 50 young people from member of the group could Youth For Christ chapters visit the place they most throughout the state. wanted to see in the city and He went as a representa­ Roger went up to the top ROGER DEPPEN tive of the Orlando Youth For of the Empire State Ruilding Christ group leaving Sanford and to Radio City Music Hail. by bus at 4 a. nt. on Wednes­ The speaker at a luncheon day April 22, and joining the on Saturday was one of the rest of the contingent in Jack­ Wycliffe liiblc Translators, sonville to board their train who arc attempting the task By Jane Casselberry for New York. of translating the Bible Into A Family Night covered They arrived at their des­ the 2.000 unwritten tongues of dish supper will be held at tination at 7 a. m. on Thurs­ world’s primitive tribe*. tho Casselberry Community day making their headquart­ Roger arrived bsck home Methodist Church Wednesday ers at the Hotel New Yorker. Sunday at 4 p. m. and gave a at 8:30 p. m. The first thing on the sche­ report on his trip that even­ Those attending are asked dule was a sightseeing tour ing to tiso Senior MYF of to bring a covered dish and of Manhattan and after lunch the Community Methodist their own table service. they went to the fair. Their Church of which he is a Members of the Dorcas Cir­ main meeting place was the member. cle will serve as hostesses. Billy Graham Pavilion where they >aw a film. Roger chose this building as one of the most outstanding at the fair. Innerspring Mattress During his two visits to Renovation Special the fair he was able to visit Includes: 35 of the 121 pavilions and • Cleaning A Processing named as among the most Felt outstanding (he DuPont Land • Brand New Cover for of Chemistry, the General Mattreea • Brand New Insulation Electric Corporation. General where needed Motors, Ford and Hell Sys­ SANFORD tem. He also enjoyed the view from the Swiss air lift. 119 Magnolia Friday morning the group Avenue went on the three hour Cir­ Phone FA 2-6321 ri* Line Cruise around the island of Manhattan ar.d the FRltB PICKUP and DELIVERY Statute of Liberty. Ih e Dellary Democratic Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Firemen's Recreation Hall on Cotom h.i Road. Mrs. Eva Palm, district official of the Democratic Woman’s Club, will b« guest speaker. All interested per­ son* are invited to attend. Church To Have Family Night 1 W LOOK ! ! '1 4 s 0 Dw Med bailee* d ctofcni and de- M ir $1 1 9 95 MoMIttOU SANFO RD ELECTRIC CO. 118 Magnolia 322-1862 ITS TRADE N’ TRAVEL TIME AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER'S Dr. McDaniel To Go To Session Dr. Thomas F. McDaniel of Sanford will officially repre­ sent the Seminole County Medical Society at the 00th annual meeting of the Flor* Ida Medical Association to ba held in Hollywood this week. Elected by the local group as a member of the state as­ sociation's House of Dele­ gates, Dr. McDaniel will help decide — along with delegates from the other 40 county med­ ical societies — the FMA's policies. Now that spring’s in full swing, y o u l find new Chovrolets perfect for picking. Luxury—First, there's the big Jet-smooth Char* rolet. Sumptuous and soft riding with a fat coil soring at all four wheels to smother bump*. Over 700 sound stoppers throughout the ear to mot out wind and road noise. Interiors luxuriously done up in the newest and softest vinyls. Trade what you're driving for one of these, and you won't want to trade scat* with anybody else on the road. Spirit—Next, Chevelte. The beautifully in* between size ear that combines small ear handling oomph with big car comfort. Order to your liking in sedan, coupe, station wagon and convertible body styles. Eleven different models that you can equip with just about any extra-cost option you can imagine. No place to go this summer? Get a new Chevelle —you’ll think of something. Economy—Chevy II—the car that takes to inexpensive vacations naturally. I t just goes and goes, and where it stops nobody knows. But for all its thrift, it's anything but under-furnished. Did you know that the .Super Sport Coupe has bucket aeat* and door-to-door carpeting? Eight models to pick from, including wagons with room to swallow up an eight-foot Christmas tree. ‘ (Plan ahead, we always say.) Fun—Then there's Corvair. Tho fun one with the engine in the rear for unbclievable traction. Spring mud, summer sand, winter snow—nothing stops it. You’ll even think they’re now paving highways with adhesive tape the way Corvairs cling to them. C orvette. The e n th u sia st’s car. Sting Kay Sport Coupe and Convertible. Still America’s only true suorta cars. Pick either one and you'll find it does for your driving what holiday* do for kids. 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Hanford A n . >27-4361 1-7441 H r .ih e .inti A l i g n m e n t P recisio n E q u ip m e n t HOLLER MOTOR SALES COMPANY p fr S o Y T ilS E C O N D A N D PALM ETTO T • W♦ SAN FO RD 322-07R �Reason Can Prevail W hether or not the nation’* rail, road headache is really cured is still too early to say. Like anything else fashioned by men, the llth .h o u r agreement ending the th reat of a na­ tionwide strike is an imperfect doc­ ument. Neither side, of course, got every­ thing it wanted. Thera will continue to be minor crises such as wildcat strikes or threat of strikes and grumblings from the companies. But wnat has emerged as a cer­ tainty from the 4% years of nego­ tiations is the fact th a t men can reach agreements on complex and emotion-ridden issues when the wel­ fare of all is a t stake. Like the nuclear impasse between E ast and West, the facts of life ab­ solutely dictated an eventual accom­ modation between rail management and labor, imperfect though it may be. If the settlement is to be a last­ ing one, it will not depend on the exact wording of the clauses and subclauses of the settlement, but on a continued use of the human facul­ ties of reason and good will. Worry Clinic Right Slant On Prayer w * fi k j?4 I ■I R ight Slant on Prayer Issue I t is Inevitable th a t emotions have become and will become aroused dur­ ing the current hearings in Wash­ ington over the question of revising th e F irst Amendment to the Consti­ tution to permit prayers and Bible reading as a religious function in the public schools. But when initial witnesses before the House Judiciary Committee delivered themselves of more emotion than reason, several members of the committee were moved to try to put th e issue into its proper perspective. The words of two of the congress­ men are worth repeating. Rep. John V. Lindsay, R-N.Y.: '"Hie question before us now is 'do we w ant to change the F irst Amend­ m ent?' I t m ust be discussed without any suggestion th a t those who seri- ously question any change are somehow anti-God or anti-child ren or anti-mother." Rep. Jacob H. Gilbert, D-N.Y.: "This issue is not between the god­ ly and the godless. It is not even a religious question. It is a serious constitutional question which all Americans must try to resolve.” Thought For Today If the iron is blunt, and one docs not whet the edge, he must put forth more stren g th ; but wisdom helps one to succeed.—Eccl. 10:10. You cannot teach a child to take care of himself unless you will let him try to take care of himself. He will make mistakes; and out of these mistakes will come his wisdom.— Ilenry Ward Beecher. Bruce Biossat — Ray Cromley iv I. Henry McLemore JR & ! * •• I II5 Political Notebook America Is Safe ! feel worried about the future of America, which isn't often, I buy a copy of "Popular Science," " Mechanic Illustrated," or "Popular Mechanics.” By Um time 1 have read M yeses of these magaxlaco 1 know that America is safe, that nothing could put an ead to it, eves the biggest bomb, aad that fifteen centuries from m w America will be recking aloof, quite nicely, thank you. The magsilnes mentioned, as 1 am sure you know, are chiefly dedicated to Ameri­ can me* who can do things with their hoods and brains, and who need only a blue­ print, o r a few hints, to start work on anything from a telescope to a typewriter. To koow that them are thousands and thousands of mao In the United States with this much manual dexterity and mental equipment, is a comfort to the llkea of me There are some of us, and I trust the number is few, who, if global disaster struck, would have to go back and beyond the caveman. We couldn’t invent a candle, much less a match to light U with. What makes a match strike, by the way? I haven't the foggiest Idea. What is ce­ ment? How is wood bent to make a wheel? What Is a positive and a negative charge? It would be a case of back to the caves and the club for men like me. We'd go around naked, too, for there wouldn't be a m in among us who would know bow to trap so much as a rabbit for Its fur. Bator* me Is the current Issue of "Popular Science." U’s a joy to road. Page after page Is filled with Ideas and Instructions for the construc­ tion of hundreds of things, and Its subscribers can't wait to get bold of them. For example, there's an article on bow to prefab a vacation cabin la a home shop. The first paragraph says auch a cabin waa put up by three men In M man­ hours. Think of wbst that meani to me, who took a month to build a doghouse for a cocker pup which, two daya after the pup had moved In, fell down when the pup hit one of the walls with his head while turning around before going to sleep. On Page US of "Popular Science” there's an article on bow a man built his own Loud Haller, and Page 1S2 describes the making of a compressor that sprays paints and pumps up tires, for a cost of less Ihao $10. On Page ISg there are do-ityourself Instructions for put­ ting short legs on a card table so children can use It. I am going to try It, even though l know In advance that 1 am going to ruin a perfectly good bridge table. If you are In the market for a card table with no legs a t aU, one that reals on the floor tha same aa a rug, write me In about ten daya. I'll have one. m -m a Bear Lake-Forest City Mr*. Maryann Milan ggg-ie?a Casselberry Mm* Jan* Caaetlberry 818*1048 Chuloota Mrs. Joan Magta 888-1711 DeBary Mrs. Adam Muller *884418 Deltona Mrn. Mildred Haney Geneva Mrs. Joe. R. Malhlrut 841-4824 Lake Marr Mr*. Prance* Wester 8224118 Lake Monroe Mr*. H. L. Johnson 822-4722 Lougwoud Mrs. Donna Eaten 828481? Norik Orlande Mrs. Doris Dean •21-1122 Oaten Mrs. Clarence Snyder 121484! Oviedo Mrs. Evaljrn^Lnndy WASHINGTON (NBA) - K high administration official, commenting on the white backlash against Negro civil rights demands and demon­ strations, blurted with some Impatience: "Whoever said this coun­ try's northern white popu­ lation la united on civil rights?” He finds nothing particul­ arly surprising In the expect­ ation that Alabama's Gov. George Wallace may run up substantial protest votes in the Indiana and Maryland primaries—aa bo did In Wis­ consin early this month. Another leading administra­ tion figure underscores this view. He suggests that what Wallace got in Wisconsin and may get in later primaries is perhaps ■ rock-bottom pro­ test, that another southerner with a "better national Im­ age” might pull far more. ' 1 have no doubt that a tremendous number of north­ ern white Americana are against the civU rights bill," adds this second official. Among tha evidence for this Is the vlrtusl hero status being accorded the only two northern Democratic con­ gressmen who voted against the big rights bill when it passed the House in mid-Feb­ ruary. The two, of course, are Reps. John Leslnski of Mich­ igan's huge 18th district, and Walter Baring, Nevada's sole representative. Both have been showered with hundreds of commenda­ tory letters and telegrams, mostly from their own consti­ tuents, but now and then from more distant precincts. Bar­ ing has received only a hand­ ful of disapproving letters, while Leslnskl'a corresponds e n runs g to 1 In support ef his stand-out vote. The Michigan lawmaker Is the only Democrat on the "no” side who represents a highly urbanised district lib­ erally aprinkled with na­ tionality mlnoritlta and some Negroes (roughly 80,000 in a total population of 801,000). Nevada has a m e n 18,000 Negroes. At the time of this writing, Leslnskl’a mall oa the subject Letters Herald Area Correspondents Altaaeate Bering* Mrs. Julia Bartes Dr. Crane’s "D a d d y Feels L ik e T h o t Every Pay D ay!* To The Editor tM HeralS a t l r r a i i le t tera t r m Its t u i m • • m V* lit affa irs. Tfca w r lltr m r m a OS* MSM trotter* |||V tetttr a1st tarrtrs tka writer** Iraa aaaia aas aSSrtt*. Latter* af fewer tkaa tea ward. will *« elraa araftraa**. Latter* attraarat fa atbaea are aarapt held In Sanford on April 24th and 23th. It was a hug# sue cess, due partly to your fine publicity and cooperation. Roy G. Williams, President akia pratMM ska; t la earaaaalltlaa. F atter la eat Editor, Herald: pakllakeS fcr Tfca Karate. We of Sanford and Seminole Editor, Herald: County had the pie sure a few On behalf of the Sanford days ago of alloying one ef Shrine Club, 1 want to thank the finest sports events e you for the wonderful newt held in this toeattty, 8884821 covertfe given by your paper cutting hone eonteit arrang­ to the Sanford Shrine Club ed by Spencer and George Enterprise Min Helen Bnedgreee Charity Baseball Gama. The Harden, two prominent young 888-M il publicity given by Julian men of Sanford. Stenstrom, Associate Editor, Spencer la president and and Fred Van Pelt, Managing George la t n a i u n r ef lbs Editor, waa especially appre­ Florida Cutting H one Asa ciated. elation.. We saw some ef the Wa a n proud to say that top cutting horses la the we reached our goal and country perform aad perform when all the pledgee a n in, they did. It was wonderful. a check will be seat to Um Pngn 4 Sanford, Florida Tuesday, May 5,1964 Shrloe Crippled CMldrao'a lan iar d can be proud of men like Speacer and George Hospital a t Groenville, South Harden. It Isn't often that Carolina. wo havo the privilege ef w s i m a . a in low, M i r o n nan erV L /an n n 1 further want to thank you knowing men like them and MAMS VOLTOLINE, CUsalaUaa • Oaaarml Haaauer s o l u m L. a r n a r r n e n for tka photograph* and pub­ their wonderful families nu v a a n n a Aasatiate Kilter Adveritelaa Maaaaar licity given to our n c e n t 1 have known them ra a u van r u t noy w att Maaaalao Bailor Uanaral Advertlelnn Manaxtr Shrloe Ceremonial which waa they w e n boys. They n a n n y l jo n x a o n MAKMkTT H. ■TAW.KTOn trained under the watchful City Classified Dlrsalar - 1 1'natter •yos of their lather, George IV B I W U U SANin anonHAKsen Onsaty Bdller a sane naalaaae Maaaaar Harden Sr., new deceased. o o n is w i a u M M M w nus Harden taught these boy* that Boclttr Editor BUchaaleal S eat the world did not owe them all ring , but that life should sonaensm nn SHUvary By be purposeful and that good Baa ta alo cwwaty AU things la Ufa a n not usually IS.SS t Taar ISa Waak •1141 I faae a.sa a naataa realised without n lot ef hard i-ii a stoatba S.aS I KaathS M l • Steatite work. This they have t.H t Ifoaife t.H I Meat* V. 0- Fastal Rayulatlaai prevlta that aU ■all aahaariytlaaa ha ral« la aivaaea. (ftp ftmfard ypralit I am sorry more people did not see this sports eveot, even though several hundred or more did see it. Thaak you, Spencer sod George, for a fine show. I hope you will have many more. George Morgan Quotes Q-* At tha founding of this nation w e n languages other than English proposed as tha official language of the United States? A— Bitterness against the British was so strong that some members of the Con­ tinental Congress proposed that English ba banished in favor of either Hebrew nr Orssk. Q— In Christian art, what doss tha flaming heart sym­ bolise? A— Parvast piety and spir­ itual lovo. Q— By what Mm# waa Portugal once known? A— Lusitania. Q—What Is tha origin ef tha Black Stone la tha Kas­ ha, the sacred shrine e f Is­ lam? A—Mohammedans • 1 a I as the atona fell from heaven. I t la almost certainly n met­ eorite. was not available for perusal. But this reporter bad a look at half a hundred or more of Baring's letters. Few of those read showed any of the usual signs of in­ spired "organisation m all." Many were scrawled on cheap P*per. The most striking thing about them was how few made any reference to the specifics of the pending elvil rights legislation, or to Ne­ groes. The bill Is assaulted basically as a "grab for fed­ eral power" aa a measure leading toward dictatorship and a muffing out of indvidual rights. This there ie of course one that Is hammered cease­ lessly by lobbying foes of the civil rights bill. One way or another, it seems to have reached the ears of count­ less citlsens. Some letter writers Insist they favor granting Negroes full cUisenshlp rights, but add "1 don’t think this bill Is the answer." While the complainants be­ speak freedom, Individual rights and states' rights as they commend Baring, only rarely do they charge that the legislation is CommunistInspired. One writer called It "the socialist omnibus bill of 1883." Leslnski says his mail, too, exhibits marked emphasis on the "federal control” theme, though many of his letters get into specifics. What is unclear, aa the bill stands before the Senate, Is how affective these generalis­ ed broadsides may be, They the same order as usually ac­ companies almost any major federal legislation. CASE 5-458: Way back in 1838 I waa Invited to ad­ dress the Brooklyn Dental So­ ciety at its banquet session. During the dinner, I had a very stimulating conversation with the president, who sat on my left. My coffee eup bad been •mpiod meanwhile and the waiter then filled the cup a second time. Without looking at it close­ ly, I raised the cup to my Ups and then found that it w u scalding h o t In fact, my hand Jetted back and even spiUed tome of the coffee upon my din­ ner plate. So I let it cool; then drank the coffee without further mishap. And I forgot about the In­ cident entirely. But my wrist muscles didn't! Several weeks later I was against the banquet speaker a t another state dental con­ vention. And, Uke most performers, I was somewhat keyed up ahead of my address, for even professional orators and singers are on their toes be­ fore their event. During dinner 1 casually lifted my cup to my mouth. Everything went along norm­ ally till tha cup touched my Ups. Then, quite involuntarily, my hand began to shake so violently that coffee spilled into my dinner plate. The acUoo of my hand was entirely a surprise. It was just as If a foreign demon had entered my wrist and taken over. So I set the cup back upon the saucer and then tried again. My band moved without a single trem or till 1 touched my lip* with the cup. Then my wrist and forearm started shaking violenUy until coffee •pilled once more. As I watched the incident, X felt i s detached aa If I were a strange spectator. For my band seemed to be whol­ ly independent of my wUl. For I couldn't stop the tremor e t aUl Then I quickly ran back in memory to try to date the origin of this social complex. It waa several minutes be­ fore I recalled the earlier in­ cident at the Brooklyn Dental Society dinner. But "dating" Use onset doesn't cure the nuisance babit, though it help* set one's mind at rest. A third time I raised the cup but again my band went into a paroxysm. My wrist was thus "stutt­ ering" with the very muscles that were in action when I originally got burned. And this is the exact way that oral stuttering usually •tarts. But the "burning" at the onset of the stutters la not from hot coffee but is the psychological burning due to humiliation and em barrass­ ment from the derisive laugh­ ter due to mispronouncing a word. Thereafter the muscles in­ volved at that very moment of the "burn" will run away from their m aster, much aa the span of horses used to run away from the driver when the horses were frighten­ ed. Change any element In the original pattern, however, and you can help rid yourself of slavery to these rebellious muscles. For example, I changed bands. And when I lifted my cup with my left hand, I waa aa calm as a cucumber. Even when 1 used a different finger of my right hand, the trem b­ ling also stopped. More tomorrow. BUYINO A HOUSIt Ask about our lew-cost Mortgage Financing plan# Barbs By Hal Cochran Meeting a gabby person on tha atreet Isn't too bad if you wear tar muffa. * * * takae gray m atter to a babebal! team, but playera are interested in green. * # * Thia is tha frog's banner year—leapt It run tha the SUPPORT THOMAS A. SPEER for Seminole County Prosecuting Attorney He needs your help . . • and pledge! he wiU serve you and aU the people with integrity and sincerity. * Paid PeL Adv. by Thorns* A* Speer THREE CENTRALLY DUCT HEATED, LOVELY NEW ■ M H I N O W O N D ISP LA Y — IN — Ravenna P a rk MODERN KITCHENS BY GENERAL A ELECTRIC CONVENIENT VA, FHA, AND CONVENTIONAL FINANCING Other homes are under construction — choose one of these and select your own paint colors, tile, appliance colors. 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Phone 822-3103 HONKS ON COUNTRY CLUB RO.- FOLLOW OUR SIGNS ST E N ST R O M REALTY l Sales Agents 822-2420 �/ * •1 ? t Oviedo Clips Tavares 3-0 To Take Group V Championship Courier Tosses Men's League 3-Hitter; Paces Lions At Platter Results Monday Kings wood I t McRsney 2 LMgwnod 31 Chase I t McRaney 012 000- 3 3 4 Kinglwood 233 073—I t I t 0 (Called after six innings—15run lead rule) WP—Leroy Estridge (44)), LP-FYank William* (4-4) HR—(Klngswood) Frank Staf ford, John Emerson, Bobby Johnson, Terry Christenson (El)r Strikes . . . Spares ftan fu rh Tuea. May 6, '64—Page B R rrulh Bean Balls And Fisticuffs Spark National Loop Play Jim Coaler didn't do it •tail* handedly, but almost By John A. Spotski Don had 233-200/601. Con when he hurled a three-hit By Milton Rich rasa he's tha winner and (till thrown in S t L o u i s and Here's something new for gratulationa, Don. Now you shutout for Oviedo against can aim for that 230 high sin UPI SporU Writer champ. punches wero tossed in Mil­ you. We're stimulating the Tavare* and collected three gle patch! My reason for bait That was quits a scrap In If you went to bed early waukee where even 73-yearweekend play with this incen­ bite in three trip* to plate to St. Louis and a pretty good Monday night, you miseed all old Catey Stengel waa knocked tive for you — on a red pin ing him on la that thia ii pace the Llooa in capturing Don's first 200 game plus his one in Milwaukee, too, al­ tha excitement in the Nation­ to the ground. strike, one free gam*. And if the Group V, CUs* B batethough the main avent took al League. And there waa But Koufax provided the you eatch the green pin as the flrit 600 aerie*. ball title. A couple of aide lights on place in Loa Angeles where plenty. real eye-opener by throwing bead pin and you strike, you'll Longwood t i l 432 4-21 24 1 The final (core wai 3 to 0 Sandy Koufax demonstrated Bean ball* and bate were aspirin tablets in Los Angeles, 024 220 0-10 II 2 get three free games. Look tourneyi you can participate In a tilt played Monday after- Chase in at the lanes Include the striking out IS and pitching a WP — not listed, LP — not for the details in the Jet oooa In Tavarei. "Challenge Board," and start­ 10-Inning three-hitter for a 2-1 Lanes ad this Thursday. The victory pita the Uona lilted ing this week, why dontcha victory over the Cuba that HR—(Chase) William Beh The offer will be good F ri­ againat the Group VI chaintry for those six strikes in a convinced the worried Dodgers day, Saturday and Sunday. plooi, probably Avon Park, rens (Longwood) Farley row and collect that ISO he's sound as a dollar again. Beverly Meeki and Dot in a contest to be played this prize! III Making hla first sta rt sines Button were the big guni in STANDINGS weekend. The time and place We've had both of these tearing a muscle in his left w L Pet. the Hi Nooner'a League ac. events before and aa a result of the game tu i not yet been Team ly MURRAY OLDIRMAN forearm on April 22, Sandy 6 0 1.000 tlon this week. Beverly just of ao many people asking for anoounoed. A victory for the Klngswood Sparta Editor showed the layoff didn't hurt missed that "charmed circle" 4 1 .371 Lion* over the Group VI title- Robhs Const. their return, well, why fight him at all as ha held the Cuba N ewspaper Enterprise A im . with a 199/477 series. And Dot Wilson Maler 4 3 .571 holders will put the Oviedo City Hall? scoreless on on* hit through 4 4 .300 Button clipped series with her YOU GOTTA HAVE HEART — Eleven-year-old By MURRAY OLDF.RMAN nine in the state tournament Chase "A t bat, you don't know Turning to some of the sum­ the first seven Inning*. 4 4 .300 314 set. Jay Mnzzone has overcome all difficulties to be­ for the Class B champion Longwood Hports Editor where to play him—to right mer leaguei which are get­ Tha dark - hatred Dodger McRaney Talking about that single 4 4 .300 ship. come a proud member of the Dobkin Athletic Newspaper Enterprise Assn. center or left center or ting underway, reminds me of dandy minted a 1-0 lead until pin, did you ate tha national 3 1 .366 Club baseball team in Baltimore, Md. Jay lost Courier scattered tfca three Florida St. Bk. straightaway—because he hits Billy Cowan Is • tall, tense­ the Friday a.m. Holler Mo0 7 .000 doublet televised S u n d • y t tori-Navy W i v e s League. hla hand aa a result of a fire. hits be gave up in almost a USO faced rookie with a skinny the ball svsry place. In the tha eighth inning when Andre Again that almighty single pin Games Tonight professional manner, lie fan­ neck who is trying to play field, I saw him throw a run­ Rodger* homered Into the left They'll start thla week with proved the difference between ned 11 and issued only one Wilson Maicr at USO 7:30 centerfield for the Chicago ner out a t the plate from field bullpen. Koufax kept tha eight full teams and the posfree ticket. Meanwhile, Paul Robbs at Florida Stats Bank winning and losing. Cubs. Early In March, when deep center, and I know the Cube a t bay thereafter until liblllty of two more teams Johnny Wright shot another —hurling for Tavares— whiff­ B:45 ths spring training games ball never got more than two the Dodgers beat Dlek Ells­ coming in at tha last minute. good series in the Wednesday (at F t Mellon Park) ed nooe, walked one, and was started on sky-blua days in or three feet off the ground." worth In the 10th when Maury Tha Woman's Daytime night All Star League. Ilia 241 nicked for seven Oviedo safe­ A rhapsody over the talents Willa singled home Dlek TraArisons, Billy found out Scratch League started on won him the singles honors ties. Tavares committed three about Willis Mays, who also of Willi* May* is about as cewskl from second base. Tuesday afternoon with eight and no one else topped the Elsewhere In the National mliCt.es while Oviedo errored plays csnterfleld In the Nn rare aa a commercial during full teams of three to a squad. three game scries of 618, League, the Cardinals dropped only one#. a TV movit. But this ona you tional League. Charlotte Baaaett was elected Courier atartod the ball roll­ By United Press International cither. Ha's been rollin' a secretary, Pat Slpley as pres­ Willi* wee s t the ptat* for have to put in perspective. the Phillies into second place mighty big ball once again. AMERICAN LEAGUE *nie Banker* of Sanford At ed Its win streak to eight the San Francisco Giants, and Cowan has been learning to by beating them, 9-2; tha ing lor the Liooe in the third in this same league, these ident and Verna Bolton, the Untie finally won one - a games without s defeat so far frame when he singled to Team W L Pet. GB when the pitcher bent a curve become a major league can- Braves shaded the Meta, 2-1 j Veep. keglers didn't miss that 200center, a wiped second and Cleveland 9 4 .602 One of the leagues which come-from-bchind 7 to 6 vie this sesson in racking up a over the outside corner of the terfielder in three short tea- tha Giants took over first place with a 12-inning 3-2 vic­ scampered home on a single Chicago 8 5 .613 1 average mark by too many gives indication of being a lory over George's in 3 to 1 victory over the Loco­ plate, Willie's sights weren't sons. Willie, at 3.1, has been tory over tha Colta, and tha pint: Phil Roche, 226/380; by Wayne Jacobs, who subse­ Detroit 8 7 .533 2 "sleeper" is the one Tete Little American League con motive Engineers. quilt adjusted. Hla thick a major league ona for 13 Jack Kanner, 233/374, and Pirates boat tha Rads, 4-2. quently tallied on a Tavare* Baltimore 8 T .333 2 Duggan's working on. It'll toft played Monday afternoon wrists whipped the 32-ounce long years. The Hankers' Mike Rudd re In th s American League, error. Minnesota • 9 .300 21b Rich Murphy, 206, 210/373. And her* Is the young kid bowl on Fridays at B p.m — at Bay Avenue Park. Mean hat in n familiar arc, hut the Wednesday must have been lleved Mike Hickson in the Cleveland defeated Roiton, 7while, in the Little National Leading 2 to 0 as they came New York 6 6 .300 2(4 hopped up over the oldtimer'a three-man scratch with a 490 hnll ticked off the Imre end "that night" in so far as the up for their half of the fifth Kansas City 7 a .467 3 maximum average for the Hunt Llncoln-Mcrcury extend second inning and took com of the wood nnd arched laxity hustle. Willie's slppy spring 6; Baltimore downed Washing­ strikes were concerned. Di ntand for the rest of the way over second base, ju st out of effort* carried right over in­ ton, 11-4; Chicago mauled Courier again (lapped a sin­ Washington 8 u .421 4 three men. rectiy preceding the All Stars, and posted his first mound gle, again pllirered the key­ Los Angeles 7 10 .412 2 It looki like there'll be at the reach of back-pedaling In- to the regular schedule, which Minnaiota 10-9, end Kanaaa the gents of the City League win of the sesson. stone and again Jacob* sing­ Boston 6 9 .400 4 least six to eight teams en­ he started with a biasing six City clipped Loa Angeles, 7-4. fielders. bad the timber toppling, tool Hunt's also extended its Tha trouble in SL Louis can­ led and Courier cam* borne Monday's Results tered. Cowan, playing deep behind horns runs In the first six George Swann was rolling loop lead to two and a half with his second run of the Cleveland 7 Boston 3 Results Monday Meeting and familiarisation gams*. Tha Mays denominat­ tered around Cardinal pitcher them, conceded Willi* the that consistent ball—224, 208, games over the second piece day, Baltimore 11 Wash. 4 Is set for next Friday at 8:30 Hunt IJn-Mer. 3 I«c. Kngr*. or has always bean enthus­ Bob Gibeon and Philip hurlers 211/6431 And Big John Uhr engineers. Skipper Senkarlk, base hit and loped in to Jacoba collected two hits in Chicago 10 Minnesota 3 p.m. Get yourself two other Hunt I>M iasm—hla cap flying off aa Dennis Bennett and Jack Bald000 120-3 scoop the ball and flip it to ace burler for the Automao, three atrip* and posted two Kansas City 7 Los Angeles 4 was "stroking" that strike bowiera and join for the fun of L-Engrs ha outruns a fly belt or cuts schun. 010 000-1 continued to baffle the oppoti second. It was s routine play pocket nicely. Uhr cams thru scratch bowling. RBI's a t the Lions wrapped Gibaon charged Bennett with Only games scheduled WP— Skipper Senkarlk (3-0) a corner on tha bssspsths, the on a blooper. But ae he with games of 220, 204, 200/ lion In posting his filth pitch­ up the bunting. Courier and Wednesday’s G a se s Tb* Wednesday a.m. Jet LP— Bill Schmidt (1-2) crackle of hla hlgh-pltchad starting tha boaa ball battl* straightened up, he was start­ ing victory. He held the En Jacobs accounted for five of Los Angeles at Minnesota (n) 624. Pretty nifty shooUn', Bowlerettcs League has its STANDINGS led by the awlrl of duet laugh as ha horaei around in and the SL Louis righthander huh ? gineers to only two hits. the Lions, seven hits. Billy Boston at Detroit (n) familiarization thia coming Team W L Pet. around the bag. Mays was In pregama practice, tha sweep­ waa ejected from tha game In the Junior League, Ro When you're on, you're on, Wednesday. L o o k s I l k a Mlkler and Bobby Stewart got Baltimore at Cleveland (n) 8 0 1.000 ing, kangaroo-pouch catches whan ha threw hla bet a t BaldHunt Lln-Mer tary shutout Lake Mary, 11 with a doubts. • safety apic*. K an su City at Chicago, 2( that's all there ia to itl And, there'll ba eight or ten team i Loco. Eng. 4 2 .667 which ora meant to ba non­ schun, who relieved Bennatt "I dillled going after the of course, whan you have oo* competing during the summer Mlkler cams up with the ia the third. twilight-night 2 ■9 .273 to 9. f^ank Whlgham had s ball," recollected Cowan, "and chalant but aren’t. Chase no-hitter in the making until fielding gem of the day. With New York at Washington, 2, of those "tother" nights (the months in this popular league. First Federal The fre e st la Milwaukee 3 9 .373 Tha first 1 remember of before I knew It Willi* was Lake Mary posted its first k i n d we'd rather forget men in scoring position Billy twilight-night came about whan Ron Hunt ot That'll do It for thia week. Standard Oil O 7 .000 Willie was In Minneapolis on second. Ha doesn't have to and ooly hit In the sixth about!) well, it’a all p art of Don't forget about that Sandwent back to the wall and NATIONAL LEAGUE Games Today do that in an exhibition when ha waa a 19-year-old the Mete barrelled into catcher frame. cam s up with an over-the- T eas W L Pet. G 1 the game I Kd Bailey of the Bravos while spurs meeting this Friday at First Federal at Standard Oil Ths first half of the Junior game, a player of hie caliber, kid bars!/ out of Wsstflald, trying ta acora tha tying run George Swann'* name ia on 7 p.m. Free coffee and cokes. shoulder, Willis Mays' type San Fran. 11 4 .733 (4:30 Ft. Melloa Perk) but that’s what makes him Ala., via Trenton, in 1961. League will end May IS. Also top of tha heap for tha results eatch of a long drive to deep Philadel'a 10 3 .667 1 And you could tell right away in the ninth. Numerous punch­ in the Junior circuit, the Kl- great." renter. Milwaukee 11 • .647 1 of the Monday Night Singles WINS TENNIS MATCHES h* wasn't going to llngsr in es were thrown aa both Billy, who waa the minor wants and Shrine battled to Classic League, too. Tavares big threat cams Pittsburgh 10 7 .368 2 NAPLES (UPI)—Nicola PIthe American Aaioclatlon, benches emptied nnd even league player of the year at an sight-inning 2-2 tie. The The high single of the Clas­ when they loaded the lacks St. Louis g .336 2Vi ctraogell of Italy defeated particularly tha afternoon ha Stengel joined tha fray, being 8aU U k a U k a City last contest will be completed at ta the sixth inning with twe Cincinnati 9 .300 3Vi sic League was Swann's 233. Jos* Madario of Brasil, 2-6, derails Mooday literally climbed tha right k n • a k a d down accidentally summer, took the accelerated a later data. Four games aeries was that •w ay. Courier, however, re­ Chicago .400 3 Rotary 11 Lake Mary 6 field wall a t tha oldar Mil­ when ho tried to restrain Mil6-4, 9-1, 6-3, and Bobby Abcourse this spring, watching In the Men's Slo-Pitch Soft­ tired the next hitter and got Houiton 12 .400 5 Vi of Johnny Wright's T64. 000 000- 0 1 2 ball circuit, Klngswood re ­ Mays as an Arlsona neigh­ ler park, spikes first, and waunkte s h e r t s t o p Deni* bern of Australia beat Madon­ Lake Mary If memory aerves ma cor­ himself out of danger, Los Angeles • 12 .400 SVi 630 003-11 9 0 mained undefeated in winning bor. landed In a heap still clutch­ Mtnk*. rectly, Ray Robinson was lea­ na Schact, 6-0, 6-3, to win the Rotary Coach Paul Mlkler said this New York 3 14 .178 9 (Called after six Inning) m en's and women's titles re ­ "Everything Is ao easy," ing tha ball. its eight game, a 19 to 3 dague leader for the Seminole morning that this was the MoRday's Results WINS AUTO SACS Sines then Willi* has gone spectively ia tha Naples Inter­ curfew) said Billy, "ha doesn't look clsloo over McRansy Paints. County Buaineaamen'f League first time an Oviedo nine baa Milwaukee 2 New York 1 PALERMO, Sicily (U PI) — W P Frank Whlgbara (1-0), through tears (ha rried whan national tennis tournament. like he's doing anything. He's Mcanwhite, Longwood wallop­ last week. This week waa no advanced this far is tourney Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati 2 LP— Dodson (0-1) to smooth, what can you lay he cams up to Die Giants and Colli Davis of Great Britain ed Chase A Company, 21 to exception with hobby totaling playoffs. He said he faH his St. Loula 9 Philadelphia 2 Kiwanls 2 Skrtae 2 BUSY BOXER 10, in the nightcap. Frank about him that hasn't been went 0-for-20), * busted mar­ and Antonio Pueel of Italy 211/367. Wai it as a result club could go all the way Los Angeles I Chicago 1 (Called after eight Innings— Stafford collected three hits ■aid bsfora? riage, bousing discrimination, has won the Targe Florlo auto of the Navy boys "loosening CHICAGO (UPI) — In However, he admitted that San Francisco 9 Houiton 2 eurfew, to b« completed at tha loneliness of ■ naw town, road race covering tha 447 "Tha guy's got Instinct. In In four trips for Klngswood, 'em up" in the league ahead 1912, Johnny Coulon defend­ aoma of the gamea from here Wednesday's Gamas later date) the field, he'll stand facing the turmoil of being a cele­ mile* in their Porsche la levIncluding a homer. John Em­ of yours, Bobby T ed his world bantamweight on could be played under the Chicago at San Francisco STANDINGS erson, Bobby Johnson and different ways nn different brity and two phyileal col­ •n hours, 10 minutes and S3 Don Cummina of the NAS boxing champlonibip in 20lights and that ba did not Cincinnati at New York (n) W L Pet. Terry Christenson aided the batters, almost like he knows lapses from exhauitlon the seconds for an average of 63 Team Ops "B " team joined that se­ round bouts twice within • know just how this would Milwaukee at Philadelphia (n) 6 9 .750 nuildcrs' hitting attack. Elks miles an hour. last two years. where the ball I* going. lect group of bowlers who space of two weeks. effect his boys. St. Louis at Pittsburgh (n) 3 1 .625 Kiwanls have rolled tlielr first 600-lea­ Score by Innings: Houston at Los Angeles (n) Shrine 4 9 .371 THE DEKNDASISS: SUOOSSS C M S OS US gue sanctioned aeries. It hap­ Oviedo 003 010 0 -3 T 1 Rotary 4 9 .444 pened last week during Navf Tavares 000 000 0—0 3 3 CPO 9 9 273 League play, tool Courier and Brooks; Paul la Ska C o o n af the C o o a tr Clvltan 9 9 275 Jo*so, Bomlaol* C o o a tr, 6 U to and Trump N O T irn o p bust 9 f 273 Lake Mary of F I M l So. T O i P A T R I C I A W IU IO N , D aIR PROSATB Gams* Today frndsnf. la vo tho Ratal# afi CPO at Shrin* 4:10 TOU A N D E A C H O F TOU IN T R B C IR C U IT C O U R T. MATOLA LITTLE ADAMf D****** 4. Elks at Clvltsn T:9* T S I C IR C U IT COURT, • r s h r r t b y n o t i f i e d t h a t s u i t MINTS* JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT h a s b a a n r o m m r n e a d a * a l n a t FINAL NOTICB VTR JU D IC IA L C I R C U IT OF FLO R ID A IR AND FO R Nolle* Is h s rs b r slven th a t (a t Memorial Stadium) F L O R ID A IX AX D F O R y o u In t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t o f t h a Bankers Cop First Little League Win Major Leagues Little National Junior League Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice N inth Ju d le la l C irc u it of tha R I X O I . R COUNTV. B t a t a o f F l o r i d a In a n d f o r A X C S R T NO. ISM S. S. IH.KASON, j i t , a s AS- ■ a ra ln o la C o u n t y , t h a a b b r e ­ viated tllla of w hich It: FA LL s U Ir s lo r o t V eterans' A i­ R IV K It HA V I N O B RA NK. rs. s n O ffice r of th s U nit- P lain tiff, - v a - P A T R IC IA W IL ­ S t a t e s s f A m er ica. SON, o t a t . D e f e n d a n t s . P l a i n t i f f . In C h a n c e r y No. HITS. T h a n a t u r e o f t h t e a u l t la a u c a n o n K R T m k i u w r t h - fo rec lo su re of that certain . JR . and arSA N SK U m o t t n a a a from said ilrf r n d a n te I R I W K T I l K I t . h ie wife. t o p l a i n t i f f , d a t e d M a r c h SI, D e f e n d a n t s . l i s t a n d r e c o r d e d M a r c h St, T IC R O P POSSCCLOaUR B l i f t t o O f f i c i a l R e c o r d s B o o k •ALR I I I p t a s SI o f t h a P u b l i c R e c ­ fO TfCC 18 H B R B f l T O I V - o r d s o f R e m ln o le C o u n t y , F l o r ­ p u r s u a n t t o e F i n a l DC- id a, a n r u m b a r l n a t h a t c e r t a i n t o r F n r r r t o a a r e d e l e d t h e p l a c e o r p a r r a l o f p r o p e r t y lo­ d s r of May. A. D. ISIS. c a t ' d . s i t u a t e , a n d b e l n s la I e n t e r e d In C h a n r e r r <'aee s a i d C o u n t y a n d H ta le , t u - w l t t 1 I I I 4 o f th o C i r c u i t C o u r t L o t I , B l o c k "7." N O R T H t h s N inth Ju d ic ia l C ircuit ORLANDO TO W NBITE 4TH A D D I T I O N a c e o r d l n * a n d for Sem lnola County, to th e p la t th e r e o f aa r a ­ irlda, w h e r e i n J . 8. O lcaeo n , c o r d e d In P l a t B o o k IS. a s A d m in is tr a to r of V atp a n e SS, P u b l l o R e c o r d s o f ns* A f f a i r s , a n o f f i c e r o f H cm to o la C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . U n i t e d S l a t e s o f A m er ica. e a c h o r t o u ta n E g u n tP lain tiff, a n d J a m e s R obert r l w e t h a r . J r . a n d H ueanna KD t o f i l e y o u r a a a w s r o r M e r i w e t h e r , h ie wife, a r e o t h e r w r i t t e n d a f a a a e a t o t h a d e f e n d a n t s , I w ill se ll to C o m p l a i n t w i t h t h a C l e r k of h l a h e a t e n d b eet b i d d e r t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f Hem lnole c a e h a t l h a F r o n t D o o r of C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . In t h i s p r o Hetnlnolo C o u n t y C o u r t - r e e d t n * a n d t o e e r v e a c o p y ieo to t h a C i t y o f S a n f o r d , t h e r e o f u p o n t h o p l a l n t l f f e a t ­ i n t y o f ttem ln o la, B t a t a o f t o r n e y s , w h o s e n a m e s » n d a d ­ r l d a , a t l l : * » A. M. on th o d r e s s a r e h e r e i n a f t e r s e t f o r t h , h d a y o f May. A. D.. IM 4 . a a r e q u i r e d b y l a w , n o t l a t e r f o l lo w in g d e s c r i b e d p r o - t h a n t h o t a t b d a y o f M ay, ISS4. la default th ereo f th e cause t y ae eat f o r t h In t a l d F i n a l w ill p r o c e e d r s p a r t e u p o n t h a T te , to -w lll e n t r y o f a D e c r e e P r o Co n feeso L e t *. Ulock V. i l ’N LA N D a g a l n t t y o u . K 8T ATK8, A U B N O B O W IT H K 8 U ray h a n d a n d t h a P l . A T . a c e o r d l n * t o p l a t o f f i c i a l a a a l o f a t l d C o u r t to t h e r a o f a a r a c o r d e d In P l a t H em lnole C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , t h i s U o o k t». P a a t a 1 a n d Z. ITIh d a y o f A p r i l l i f t . P u b l i c I ta c o rd a o f S e m i ­ (HEAL ) nole C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . A r t h u r II. B e c k w i t h , J r . ia T K D t h i s 1 s t d a y o f May C lark of tb s C ircu it C o u rt B y : M a r t h a T . V lh len D. M I L D e p u ty C lark :a i .) .. . A r t h u r H. I l e c w l l k . J r , U E A N D A L U U H 1 D L K T A N D L E W II C lark of C irc u it C ourt B y : M a r t h a T. V l h l t n . D C . A t t o r n e y s f o r P l a i n t i f f :k N. C l e v e la n d . J r . . a n d SS N o r t h C o u r t S t r e e t old F . J a k a a e n . A t t o r n e y s P e a t O f f i c e B a a ISIS P U t o t t f f . P- O. D r a w e r Z. O r l a n d o , F l o r i d a P u b l i s h : A p r i l 21. I I M a y I . I t . to r t, F l e r l d a . ItSS illak May A. Ill* c u T -ta J -li Legal Notice S E R I N O L R C OU NTY, A T L A W NO. s a s e . C. A. W H I D D O N , M L . Plaintiff, th s uR dsrtlsned wilt, oa tho 1st tfar o l Ju n s, A. D. 1114, p rsa sn t to the H onorable C ounts Ju d s* of Seralaot* County, Florida, h er final r e ­ R O L F * If. B O L S T E R a n d turn, aeeouat and vouchers, a* EMMA O. B O L S T E R , his writs, A d n ta la tra irla of th e E state D sfsn d v n tt. MATOLA LITTLE ADAME, A H R N I I B D XOTICM O F S U IT . of deceased, and a t said lima, then Sanford Atlantic T Grargs's 6 TO: J t u L V K N. B O L S T E R a n d and there, rath* application to George's 420 000-6 I 3 EMMA O. B O L S T E R , b i s oald Ju d s* for o final s e t­ Banf. At!. 003 031-7 • 4 w i f e , w h o s e ro e ld e n o * Is the tlem ent o f her adm inistration P r o v i d e n c e R o a d , C lif to n of said estate, and for a a o r­ W P - Bike Rudd (1-3), LP H s ls t o t s . P o n n a j r lv a n la . d e r dleeharsin* h e r aa such —Harley Sykes (1-6) TOU A R E H E R E B Y O R ­ A d m in istrated . D E R E D and roqulrod to se rv o STANDINGS th is th s l l r d day of a c o p y o f y o u r a n s w e r t a t h s A pDated r il. A.D. 1*44. L o m p f a l n t f l t s d a g a i n s t y o u to th o a b o v e C o u r t , a c o p y a f w h i c h Is s a c l o s s d h s r e w l t l i , o n l h a P l a i n t i f f 's a l t o r n s y s . M ack N. c l a v a i a n S , J r . s a d C a r r o l l U u r k o , P . Cl D r a w s r Z, Ban ford, F lo rid a , a n d l o fils lha o rla in a l la lh a nfflca of th a C l a r k o f t h o C i r c u i t C o u r t , to Sanford. S am ln o lt C o u n t y , F lorida, on o r baforo Iho S llh d a y o f May, A. D. 1**4; o t h a r * w lss lh a a l l r a a t l o n s of said J o m p l a l n l w ill b s t a k s a aa c o n f v o a d b y yo u . T h la c a a a la a a u l t c o r a m s a e . ad b y a t t a c h m e n t a a a b e v a • t r i e d In w h i c h l h a P l a i n t i f f h as s o u g h t and obtain ed a W rit of A ttachm ent under which th a P la in tiff h a s a t t a c h ­ ed t h a f o l l o w i n g d a a c r l b o d r a a l p r o p e r t y , s l t u a t a d In Hem lnole County, F lorida, to .w R : L i t 1 o f Block I, o f P an C a r l o s Hubdlvlalon. a a r e ■o r d e d In P l a t B o o k S. P a s * SI, P u b l l a i t a c o r d a o r H am lao lo C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . DATED this l l l h day of April. A. D. 11*1, a t S a n f o r d , Hem lnole C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . (H E A L ) A r t h u r II. B a r k w l l h , J r . C lerk B y : M a r t h a T. V lh len . D. C M a r k N. C l e v e la n d . J r . a n d 'arro ll B u rk s p . O. D r a w e r I Sanford. F lo rid a A tlornaya fo r P laintiff P u b l i s h : A p r i l IS. M a y I. IS, I t , I IS * , C U T -ltf Little American E IIM helh A d tm e Sharon Ao A d m l n U t r a t r l i o f Iho E o l a t * o f MA TO L A L I T ­ T L E ADAMS, Doeo aso d . P T E N S T R O M , D A V IS * M rI N T O S I I A ttorneys for A d m in istra trix F a s t O f f l r o B»S ISIS H a n f o rd , F l o r i d a S IT U P u b l i s h : A p r il IS. M a r S. IS, IS. 1*14 U D T -t* W Tram 1 2 Navy Fla. St. Bk 1 2 Perf. Dairy • t 4 S George's Sanford Atl. Bk. 1 7 Games Today Perfection Dairy at Nary (4:30 Bay Avenue Park) Some nan never outgrow th* M *d Pet. .714 .623 223 .444 .123 A LAWN SPRINKLER SYSTEM IS A GOOD INVESTMENT fo ra w a g o a IF IT IS PROPERLY DESIGNED. A vifsn k*s s R»y wttk awn. Always hat Atosyi s i t liescisity when M's s Dodge Wijoo. Case la p«*l: MMPelaia Shows abev*. As ruuod tnd hand­ some a carryall ss you’re svsr laid hands on. latids-asddl* graowd vinyl that isswtl cracking, ladling, shrinking sUstchisg. H*nd-6tt*d (srpsbsg en the floor. 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Clarence Snyder The Variety Show apomored by the Oiteen Civic AseoclaUon held at the DeBary Com­ munity Building T u e a d a y evening waa a great success with clove to 300 preient. The last number on the pro­ gram lent the audience into galea of laughter when four Oiteen men, Tom Lemon, Bud Rutherford, John Tatum and Herman Koleff put on a com­ edy skit, "The Lamp Went Out," with Lemon and Xolcff taking the parti of the sweet­ heart and her mother. All proceeds of thli ahow will go to the Community Building fund. Members and residents of Oiteen arc already talking of nest year's ahow. Osteen Personals The Oiteen Home Demon­ stration Club was represented a t the Volusia County Council meeting at DeBary by the fol­ lowing members, Mrs. Haiel Gtlhuiy, Mrs. Joe Masters, Mrs. Laura Ball, Miss Alice Dayton, Mrs. Norman Miller, Mrs. Eva Williams and Mrs. P . T. Piety. Vb* f tu f f o r t Pape 6—Tues. May 8, '64 W rrall By Evelyn Lundy A covered dish luncheon was held at the camp of Mrs. B. 0 . Smith on Little Lake Howell by memberi of the Oviedo Woman’s Club Board. Both the present board and the in-coming members were present. Gifts of appreciation were presented to out-going president, Mrs. R. W. Estes, to Mrs. J . H. Staley who has been treasurer of the club for 25 years. Mrs. Estes thanked all offi­ cers and committee chairmen for their work during her term of office. MRS. R. W. ESTES, left outgoing president of Those attending in addition the Oviedo Woman’s Club being presented g ift to Mrs. Estes and Mrs. Staley by Mrs. B. G. Smith. were Mrs. W. H. Martin, Mrs. Fred Pierson, Mrs. Emmett r Walls, Mrs. George Kelsey, Mrs. T. H. Ryan, Mrs. John Ridenour, Mrs. T. L. Lingo Sr., Mrs. Harold Barnei, Mrs. B. F. Wheeler Sr., Mrs. Vera Bell, Mrs. Lynn Mosler, Mrs. B. G. Smith, Mrs. Jim Mi­ chael, Mrs. Ray Beasley, Mrs. C. O. Smith, Mrs. Jim Wilson. Mrs. W, T. Wslkcr and Miss Jody Michael. Enterprise Personals By Jane Casselberry Mrs. Marvin McClain of Lake Triplet Drive returned recently from a week’a aUy in Camp Hill, Pa., aa a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Deckman. She drove north with her alater, Mra. Frank Aston, of Orlando, and the McClaln’a bouaegueat, M n. Ida Long, who waa returning to her bom# in Liverpool, Pa. While In the north Mm at­ tended the wedding of her niece in Shiremanstown on April II, and enjoyed visiting with old M ends and relatives. SWIMMING Instructions A Children Personals MRS. J. H. STALEY, treasurer of the Oviedo Woman’s Club being presented a g ift by Mrs. U. F. Wheeler Sr. ers, but ths MacroUtyraa flow­ er clusters are from S to 12 Inches across. There are al­ ao white, yellow, pink and oranga varieties. Ixoraa grow from seed, but atarting them from cuttings la tha moat used mathod. Use tha tip cuttings, and cut tha shoot alantwiaa Just below the node. You will get better re­ sults when tha weather ia warm. Put cuttings Into whits ■and and keep moist until they root. In about threa weeks, cut­ tings will have rooted, put them Into a mixture of muck and sand, and when they are about • Inches high, sat them In tha ground. For hedgas, act tha plants about 18 Inches apart. This ahrub seams to bloom better If writ fed during the spring and lata summer, be­ ing kept aoasw hat hungry through the middle summer. A good citrus fertiliser haa brought excellent results. The heavier the pruning, the more profusely Ixora teem to bloom. It le mora ef­ fect! v# If kept low, because It is tender, and may drop ita leaves after a sharp cold ■pell. When Ixora foliage turns yellow, it indicates a lack of iron. Dig a little trench about a foot from the plant and ap­ ply chelated iron lightly. Ix­ ora ia subject to fungus if plants are In poor condition. Applications of fertiliser and watar clear up this condition. A well-padded ironing board Is necessary for perfectly fin­ ished embroidered linens. In addition, ambroidered cloths alwsya should be Ironed on the wrong side. tistically decorated with red and white floral arrangements and e large basket of red glade adorned the fireplace. Centering the table, over­ laid with a unique gold silk doth, was e milk glass vase arranged with red end white carnations and graduation silhouettea trimmed in red net, cleverly designed. Re­ freshing Russian tea in a crystal bowl, aerved both hot and cold, graced one end of the elaborate table, with ex­ quisite sterling coffee and tea service on the opposite end. An assortment of dainty sand­ wiches, nuts, red and white candles and lemon slices cen­ tered with cherries were serv­ ed from crystal and sliver service. The napkins were im­ printed with “Jill, class of ’84." The lovely Jill was attrac­ tively attired in an unusual summer cotton, featuring a low cut black bodice with a full skirt of printed black and white dots and stripes. Tho hostesses presented her with a red and white carnation cor­ sage and an appropriate gift. More than 60 guests en­ joyed this delightful afternoon tea. fywidsw THE BOYD COLEMAN home on South Park Avenue waa the scene of a lovely graduation ten honoring Jili West, center. Assisting Mrs. Coleman were left to right, Mra. Kny Shoemaker Jr., Mrs. Lloyd Swain, Miss West, Mrs. Jack West, mother of the honoree and Mrs. Boyd Coleman, hostess. Lodge 43 Holds Seminola Rebekah Lodge No. 43 met recently at the Odd Fellows Hall with Mrs. Eva Williams, noble grand, pre­ siding. Visitors were Mr. and Mrs. John Sampson of DeBary who ■re member* of Bergen Re­ bekah Lodge No. 82 of Hac­ kensack, N. J . At the May 14 meeting of Seminola Rebekah Lodge, Mrs. Sampson will be presented her 25 year Jewel. A card was read from Mrs. Myrtle Wallin, who has re­ cently moved to Lincoln, Neb. It was announced that Mr. and Mrs. Frank Washburn, members of Seminola No. 43, would be leaving Sanford 3tay 13. A letter will be sent to tho Rebekah Lodge in Anchorage, Alaska, offering them Regalia as It was understood the Alas­ ka Lodge lost all in the re­ cent earthquake. It was decided to change (he time of the first meeting in June, the 11th, from 8 p.m. to 7 p.m. This will enable the memberi to leave Immediate­ ly after the business meeting and go to DcLand where tho DeLand Rebekah lodge will be entertaining Mra. Margaret Walters, president of the Re­ bekah Assembly of Florida. Miss Myna Meeks United Daughters Hosted Honored With By Mrs. M . R. Strickland Chatter Party Miss Mynnie Sleeks was guest of honor at a coke and chatter graduation party re­ cently at the home of Mrs. Wally Philips, hostesi, on Lily Court. The achool colors of red and while were carried out in the decorations and the girls en­ joyed chatting and nibbling on the variety of sandwiches, nuts, candies, cookies and cokes. Each guest was presented a miniature diploma, with one bearing a number as door prise winner, with Susan Deal receiving the lucky diploma, and awarded the prise. Enjoying the Informal gath­ ering were the Misses Glenda Albert, G w e n Champion, Brenda Brown, Susan Brown, Candi Condor, Joy Duggar, Peggy Grier and Gay Hunt. Also Marilyn Hunt, Ann Mahan, Judy Lavender, Ma­ ria Rowland, Mary Scott, Sandy Slayton, Sharron Stanucl, Jill West, Shirley Steed, Cent Wheatland, Norma Whittern and Suit Deal. Tjahdzn Magnolia Garden Circle If you like a garden ahrub with brilliant colors, you’ll lovs laora, Flame Of the Woods, in shsdes of red, orange and yellow. Counted as one of the beat ornament­ als, the Ivors serves as n hedge, specimen or base plant­ ing material. Ixora shows the results of cold winters but cornea hack the next year and will bo in full splender again. I t originated aa a Jungle plant in India, Java and the I’hilllppines, hut it aeema to have made Florida ita home. When it ia well taken care of, Ixora will literally be covered with huge “snowballs” of starlike flowers from six to 10 months of the year. There are many varieties of ths plant, but the rad blos­ soms are tha most desired. The most common red varie­ ty, cocclnea, has email d u st­ inole High School. Assisting Mrs. Boyd as co­ hostesses were Mrs. Kay Shoemaker Jr. and Mrs. Lloyd Swain. The party rooms wera a r­ Seminola Rebekah A COMBINATION graduation and birthday party recently honored Miss Shnron Lynn W hitten nt the J. A. Ervin home on Summerlin Ave. Par* ticipating in the party wero left to right, Mrs. II. D. Whitten, mothor of honorec, Miss Whitten, Mrn. J. A. Ervin and Mrs. W. S. Gracey, co-hostciisefl. The Norman de Vere How­ ard Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met at the home of Mrs. M. R. Strickland April 24. The meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. W. L. Merritt. The ritual was followed by pledge to the flag and salute to the Confederate flag with the Lord's prayer eaid in unison. The nominating committee made the following report: Mfe. W. B. Kirby, president; Mrs. David Caldwell, first vice president; Mrs. R. G. Glccson, second vice presi­ dent; Mrs. H. B. McCall, sec­ retary; Mrs. R. B. Monroe, treasurer; Mrs. T. J. Taylor, chaplain; Sirs. M. ft. Strick­ land, registrar; Mrs. W. L. Merritt, historian, and Mrs. Emmett McCall, recorder of crosses. All were unanimous­ ly elected. Sirs. Strickland served re­ freshments to Sirs. F. B. Adams, Sirs. M. J . Bram, Mrs. David Caldwell, Mrs. Claude Herndon, Mrs. W. B. Kirby, Mrs. A. W. Lee, Mrs. G. E. McCall, Mrs. H. B. Mc­ Call, Mrs. Edmund Meisch, Sirs. .Merritt, Mrs. B. L. Per­ kins, Mrs. R. F. Robison, Mrs. F. E. Roumillat, Mrs. J . St. Clair White and guest, Mrs. Fred Harris. At 4 o'clock the chapter held a Southern Memorial Day program at Lakevlaw Ceme­ tery. Mrs. Claude Herndon and Mrs. W. B. Kirby had charge of the program. The invocaUon was given by Father Richard J . Lyons and tha address was made by Honorable Karlyle Housholder. Roll call waa made by Mrs. W. W. Lee and a poem, “Confed­ erate Soldier," written by Bruce Catton, was read by Mrs. W. L. Merritt. The benediction was made by Father Lyons. Personals Dr. and Mra. H. Wade Ruc­ ker attended an open house last week in Leesburg in de­ dication of the new office building of their son, Dr. Wade Rucker J r. The open house was a com­ plete surprise and was hosted by the Lake County Dental Society. Mr. and Mrs. WIlUa Hunt have communicated w i t h friends that they are enjoying a delightful tour of the conti­ nent. They were recently In Rome and are now in Paris. CvudnA MAGNOLIA CIRCLE The Magnolia Circle of the Sanford Garden Club held the April meeting at the home of the president, Mrs. S. L. Wig­ gins, who presided over the meeting. Various committee reports were given and ■ recommend­ ation from the board to change the life membership from $100 to $50 wax read. The business meeting was brief as some of the members were going on a field trip to the beautiful Tupperware Gar­ den at Kissimmee. Delicious pastries and cof­ fee was aerved following the business session. Members attending the field trip were Mrs. It. W. Herron, Mrs. W. L. Gramkow Sr., Mrs. S. L. Wiggins and M n. Otto Borsdorf. KING’S BEAUTY SALON Over Roumtllat’a Dreg — Special — 910 Cold Wave Complete Permanent I 5 .OO Haircut Shampoo & Set g ifts New spring arrivals, timed for your Mother’s Day fifting. Choose from our large and lovely collection today. LtVIS MUMttl FIMST o * f • Stats ISM Denims & Casuals Open FrL Nights A KITCHEN BAND made up of ladies from the Holly Hill Home Demonstration and Edgewater Clubs, who entertained a t the DeBary Com­ munity Center, during the V oI us Ia County Coun­ cil Home Demonstration meeting, April 28. Q tm J M U n t 0 MINS WIAX I I I Magnolia Sanford Phone FA 2-1IS5 MY 9 tlatfu A i (D ay BONUS GIFT $3 Bottle of Schiaparelli Perfume FREE with purchase of $5 or more gift item S o m sU a 200 E. Fir* St. FREE GIFT WRAPPING ON GIFT ITEMSI THE PERFECT G IF T - A G IF T C ERT IFIC A TE GOOD FOR ANY SERVICE WE PERFORM........ ANY AMOUNT. . . $5 - $10 - $15 - $20 - $25 - $30 - $ 3 5 • ALL SOLD AT 20% CASH DISCOUNT £oihy dnn&A HAIR STYLING SALON 2201 8. PARK AYR. PHONE 822-4912 MABEL DUGGAN 4 BETTY ANNB HOWARD 91-00 91.50 No Appointment Nee. Open Even By Appt. Fh. 122-MSS Nothing Else Fits — Nothing Else Wears Like Genuine MOTNEI’I OFFER GOOD WKLS SUPPLY LAST! S22-4S78 Mrs. Boyd Coleman was hostess recently at her lovely home on S. Park Avenue to The Dorcas Circle of the a graduation tea honoring Jill Upsala Community Presbyter­ West, popular member of the ian Church met recently at ’64 graduating class of Sem­ the home of Mrs. Edna Rice on Forest Drive in Loch Ar­ bor for its monthly meeting. Mrs. Bob Wooden, presi­ dent, presided over the meet­ ing. Various reports were given at this time. Layettes prepared by the circle have been forwarded to their destinations. Repairs and clean-up Jobs have been completed in the church and White Hall and the circle members are now m ik ­ ing curtains to be put up in White Hall. Plans were form­ ed for a fall baxaar and the members will also add differ­ ent articles to the kitchen of White Hall. The hostess served delicious cake and coffee to the Mmes. C. E. Hunter, Jam es Hardin, Ed Dowell, Ben Hodges, Bob Wooden and H. L. Johnson. Mrs. Dowell will be hostess at the meeting of the circle on May 28 at White Hall. Meeting Combination Graduation Birthday Party Honors Miss Sharon Whitten Casselberry M iss Jill West Feted A t Tea Hosts Dorcas The Oviedo Woman's Club Meeting Holds ~ Mr. and Mrs. Carroll WhlsMr. and Mrs. Dude Agner of Lemon Bluff have left for ler of Cincinnati arc housetheir summer homo in Colum­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ardo Whisler. bus Grave, Ohio. Mrs. J . A. Ervin was hos­ tess recently at her home on Summerlin Avenue to a com­ bination graduation and birth­ day party honoring Miss Sha­ ron Whitten, who was 18 years uld. Assisting Mrs. Ervin as co­ hostess was Mrs. W. S. Gracey, with Beverly Kay Ervin eerving as Junior hostcas. The serving table was over­ laid with a sheer lace doth, centered with a lovely rose and carnation arrangement, with crystal candle holders on each aide containing red can­ dles. Delicious fruit punch was served with the traditional birthday cake and also the graduation cake, which was cleverly decorated by the bono n e ’s mother, Mrs. H. D. Whitten. An assortment of sandwiches, nuts and candies were served and each guest received a miniature diploma as a momenta. Sharon was attractively at­ tired in a dress she c n ated from a beautiful blue emboss­ ed printed silk material, which was sent to her from Turkey. Guests cnjcylng this delight­ ful combination party were the Missce Sally G nen, Jean­ ette Herman, Mary Lynn Thomas, Jo Ann Thomas, Di­ ane Smith, Faye Dodson, Ann Dodson, Cecilia Morris and Lynette Scboolcy. Alao Marian Carpenter, Linda Bedenbough, Wanda Bedenbough, Boenlta Johns, Betty Hlttell, Theressea Whitten and Roland White. Mrs. Edna Rice • OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS • Accredited Charge Accounts �11 it. EtnTorl Rrrgll T uci. May g, '64—Page 7 Television TUESDAY P. M. T.SS (4) W D D O - O r l a n d o S*nf. P rim a r y R eturn* P r e ­ e m p t *11 • c h tr f'ito d •how s 7.19 ( I ) B lv r tlo n R e t u r n P r e - e m p t sc h e d u le d show s • #4 ( I ) N t w s c o p * (4) Nows, ffpert*. W eather ( I ) N s w a lln * l i t t * i Naw a— W a l t a r C ro n kit* f t ) H u n tlsy • B rlnklay T:M (Z> M-Kqus d (4) A d v a n t u r a * 1* P a r t dt.a I t ) R a b at T.1* )?> Mr. N n v t k i» ) C o m b a t M l IS) Rad H k stto n 1:14 C > T o o D o n 't Say H i S t r l t a l a a Navy t.t« III T h * G r e a t e s t S h aw On B a r t h I ! ) R i c h a r d D a w a When (Si P a i t i c u a t J u n c t i o n • .I* l l ) J a c k l l s n n y 10.*0 (<) n a r y Moor* t i l T elephone Hour ll> T h o F u g i t i v e I I :** < l ) ( 4 ) N e w t , W aatkar, S p o rt* I t ) M ld-Fta. Nows 11:74 Si T h e a t e r o f th * B tere 11:1* (2) T o n i g h t S how (Color) 11:11 i l l Movie By Jody T u n e r AND. IN THE G O O D Phone 322-4133 WORKS Department . MEET YOLK NAVY WIFE Navy wive* a r t working hard department . . . We all know at getting together tome en­ talented, creative people who tertaining acta for the benefit never seem to accomplish show next Tuesday, May 18 much even though they are for the Seminole Association more than equipped to do a for Retarded Children. Re­ job well and competently. In hearsal was held Thursday fact most ol us probably real at the home of Mrs. P at ire we are not living up to O’Gara. our capabilities as Individuals "Feudin' and Flghtln' " and because we do not take the "You Can't Get A Man With time nor make the effort to A Gun" will be two featured utilize our facilities. numbers by Mrs. Dan MitOne outstanding exception is cheU. A chorui line will be DISPLAYING THE GIANT card given her a* a farewell gift from tho Mrs. William Yellnek, the directed by Mrs. Robert officer# wives of VA1I-11 and Det. 8 is Mrs. William Yelinek, whose hus­ president of the Naval Of- Repp. In the Ho* and other band is going to VAH-3. ficers Wives Club board. Her acta ate Mrs. Tom Markley, talents are numerous and she Mrs. Rlehsrd Wright, Mrs. tests and Improves them all Jerry Chapdelalne, Mrs. Mi in her day to day life. She d u e l Durant. Mrs. William is one of the rare persons Donahue, Mrs. O'Gara. Mrs. WEDNESDAY A. M. who after discovering her ar Vincent Monroe, Mrs. J. D. «.«* (1) S ig n On tistlc and creative learnings, Moloney and Mrs. P. J . Web­ * : IS (2) S u n a h l n * Vlm anae goes on to develop them to er. (0) S u n a h l n a A l m a n a c l : i l *1 O ro v a, F a r m llenort her fullest capacity. Mrs. J. F. Barlow Is in 1:20 (2) W o r l d C lv illo etlo n charge of the event which She is one of those persons (1) Hunrloe Banioater 7:00 (Z) T o d a y you are talking about when will be held at the high school. (0) tV ak* Up Mny • • • you say "1 wish I'd thought 7:20 (01 F i l m F e a t u r e * Enlisted wives of VAH-U i l l M leklt Evan* of that" after seeing some of * : - i <*) lAH-al Newa. W a a l h o r her handiwork. Or even more wiU meet Thursday night at S:I0 (* C a p t a i n K a n g a r o o often, you feel Inspired to 7:30 in the ballroom for their S:!0 t i l C a r t o o n * 1:10 (5) P l r o r c o C o u r t go on out and get busy dove- May meeting. The wives are ( ! ) Vm orloan l l u t n r y loping your own particular asked to bring canned food O l F .i a r c l a a F b r W o m an for needy families. f i l l ()> C a r t o o n * talent. The thing that makes 0:10 ( I I l l o m p a r Room • • • her different though, is that ll : v l C l Fay W hoe Models for the May 30 fash she will probably go on work (Ol New * III bpanltk lng Imaginatively and con­ ion show to be held at the 16:71 C New* structively and you'll go home Orlando AFB officers club I t : * * t i l S ay W h i t (1) I Dove I.u ry have been chosen by the re­ and forget about it. I I ) T r i c e la R i g h t spective squadron wives club. AMID THE COFFEE, pencils, pnste and paper, Mrs. Clifford Nelson, Mrs. A list of Mrs. Yell nek's (01 11:10 111 C o n c e n t r a t i o n They will be Mrs. Tsui 10) McCoye John Wiliams and Mrs. Martin Sheridan work on decorations and fnvors lie's) activities makes every­ ( t ) P r i c e Is R i g h t for the the lunch and fashion show sponsored by the NOW board on one else tired just listening Murray of VAH-1; Mrs. Stern 11:10 ( I ) Mloalng Dlnko Bolts of VAH-3, M n. Vincent (C oler) Mny 20. to them. First and foremost (5) r o t e And O l a d y s of course, sbe is the wife of Monroe of VAH-5, Mrs. Jerry (0) T h * o b j e c t l e M. William Yellnek and tlie Chapdelalne of VAH-7, Mrs. WEDNESDAY P. M. mother of three children, Vic­ D. F. Munday of Det 8, Mrs. 11:1* (2) You r F i r a t linpro aoMichael Puopolo of VAH-9 ky, 14; Dana 11, and Johnny log I. Other members of her and Mr*. J. R. Dennison cf (S) Dove e f l i f t ( ! ) Sevan Kaye family" Include ooe bird, ooe VAH-tl. H i l l <*) Now* The fashion show win follow turtle and one dog. 11:1* ( I ) H e a r t h for T o m e r row Wives club activities take up a luncheon for all officers By Hr Ira Knodgraia (0) F a t h e r K n o w * R e s t much of her time too, espe­ wives and their guests In the Honor roll students for the (2) T r u t h o r C o r n s quanca* cially since her election as Fin Room. Cockctails in the Members of the Visiting were shown, followed by an Ust six weeks grading period 11:41 ( I ) t l u l d l n g R ig h t president of the NOW board Jade Room wiU precede the Nurses Council of Seminole extensive question and answer at the Enterprise Elementary 11:41 ( I I NB C N e w s in January. Hostesses Cor the 1 p. m. lunch. School were: 1:4* (4) U a c h e lo r F a t h e r period. County heard Dr. Luis Pcrei The affair Is the Naval I I I l i a c a m b a r Hrld* change of board coffee at Fourth grade. Donna Se speak about modern method* (2) N aw* W e a t h e r Heart disrate U still the which she was installed were Officers Wives Club board's tnnncv. Desna 1-aughlln. Del) 1:7* (21 F o r u a of caring for victims of stroke number one killer causing the officer* wive* of VA1M1 annual fund raising project hie Ryan, Ruddy Raker, Tat 1:10 (41 A* T h * W o r ld T u r n * and nf children with heart di­ more death* than all other dl(0) Now* and Del. 8, of which she was for Navy •Relief. (1 ) Selene* • • seases, at the recent monthly aeaaes and arcidrnta combin­ le tte r, Fred Perrick and a member at that tlm*. She 1:44 111 C a r t o o n * Mary Starnes. meeting of the group, held at aesw ord was In charge of the decora­ A bake sale on Thursday the Seminole County Health ed. Dr. Perez noted, but add­ Fifth grade, Leery Jackson, l :*0 (tIt)l r Ann Snthern ed that the "tide ia turning." beginning at 8 a.m. In front tions for that event and Gary Richardson. Steve Rivet, _ . . t j ) D e is Make A . D ial Center. of the Navy Exchange was .Mrs. Grace Flther, super­ 'th ose who attended could not Johnny Seller*, Gladys Gil­ 1:10 ( I ) l l o u a o P a r l y ( I ) Day In C o u r t “Fewer people are dying of visor of the Visiting Nurse* more, Patty McBride and •ehedulad by members of the , miss seeing her haod. (1) T h e D o ctor* stroke now," Dr. Pcrcx said, VAH-1 enlisted wives club at Association reported that the 1:1* ( I ) To T a ti ih * T r u t h • Ollle’s husband la just be­ Shirley Stencrson. "and modern methods of re- present total of rails since (4) G e n e r a l H o s p i t a l ing transferred to VAH-I and their recent meeting. Sixth grade, Randy Spencer, f t ) D oratis Toung habllltation can often restore the service was begun last Mra. Vern Graham, Mrs. site will undoubtedly contri­ Melinda Crawford, Melissa 1 11 10) New* Uie victim to a useful life and Robert Gorsllna and Mrs. October is now at 191, with bute her all to that wives German, Roberta Murr and 1:19 ( I ) T(Co uo loDr)o n 't Say referrals received d u r i n g Joann Zwuata. ' group as she did to the VAH- Marvin Koozer wiU be in even to return to work. ( I ) F.dg* o f N ig h t "The rate of death from April from 10 Seminole Coun­ (0) U u a a n F o r A Day 11—Det. 8 club. As a fare­ charge of the sale. chronolc rheumatic heart di 4:4* ( I I M a tch ( la m * ty physicians, two f r o m Other business at the meet­ well present OUie was given (1) S e c r e t Hlorm aeaae has also dropped, due Orange County aud ona from ing Included appointing M n. a huge folding card which (0) T r a l l m a o t o r 4:11 ( I I Nawa named her aa " Checker!*LI Jam ei Anderson as chaplain to preventive measures and Volusia County. 4:10 ( 1 ) H u r r a a n d Alloa Kenneth McIntosh, presi­ Wife of the Y ear," since "no to finish the term vacated by earlier detection," he told his lln el* W a l l Word has been received 1:11 ((1) listeners. M n. Douglas Horton who is dent of the cuuncil told mem­ I ) Real of U r o u e h o one could fill her shoes." (0) llnurboa S tre e t B aal here of the death of Dr. C. Two films, “ Strokes" and bers that at next month's M n. Bart Batholomew, wife leaving with her husband for Nawa L. Keyes, 80 a former San­ 1:11 (1) Help for Young Hearts," meeting fund raising activities Texas shortly. (l> Daav* I t T * B a avor of the skipper of the Checkford resident. Dr. Keyes died will be formulated. ertail squadron, apeak* high­ A thank-you note from Mrs. M n. Lorraine Graham, ex­ U st Tuesday morning at hla ly of OlUa, saying that only Leonard Reinhart for the gift Dennison for a ateak aupper. ecutive secretary of the TU home in Williamaton, Mich. given her by the club upon Tho supper, originally ached . a hint or suggestion was necHe resided in Sanford ap­ - cssary and before you knew her departure was read by tha uled lor Lake Golden, waa and Respiratory Disease As­ proximately eight year* after sociation, told the group that president, and plans for naw moved to the Dennison home it OUie bad the whole thing his retirement from denUtry. Hie Methndlit Woman'* So­ the mobile x-ray unit will ba draperies for tha recreation because of the rain. not only planned, but execut­ Services were held last ciety of Christian Service, In tha county again during room in the barracks w an The hostess served "witch ed beautifully. Thursday and Interment was DoLand DUtrict, will hava Its es brew" punch to the guests May. Chief on her Hat of "things discussed. In Crystal Spring Cemetery. annual Leadership Training Hostesses for the meeting and tossed salad and baked to do" this spring la helping Benton Harbor, Mich. He U Day this Thiirertav st Ih* were M n. Elaine Orazi and potatoes were served with with the Sunland Little Lea survived by fits widow, F.rma, Trinity Methodist Church in gue team on which too Dana M n. Graham. M n. Koozer the steak. Assisting Mra. Den three sons, six grandchildren DeLsad. S KMINOLR l l l t S T f and M n. HtnheU RusaeU are nlson were Mrs. Bart Bar­ plays regularly. Lt. Yellnek XO.M.Mi 1074)41**10* and one great-grandchild. AH officer*, **cr*tsri*s of \ n l l r o • ( l-Mkllr l l r a t l a g is president of the Sunland In charge of baking cakas for tholomew and Mrs. R. S. Beat. T h m i s s i o n will tine* of work snd circle chairTha ladies played bridge h o ld a a Zpounbinl igc Ch oa m Boosters League which had the USO for May and Mrs. i r i n g in t o n men of th* local societies are it* roots in the wives Little Richard Shawley and Mra. and lYipoli and listened to a a ld er racniniiiemlliig t u (III H o a r d ..f C o u n t y Cum tiilaslon urged to attend. League auxiliary and will Floyd Oakes wUl be hostess­ new record by a local man, » r i A m i n d l n g Stoning H igulaR*gUtratlon wiU begin at tlo n a t o p r o v l d i f o r a p p r o v a l w ort oo a complete recrea es for the next meeting of the Phillip Boyde. o f a d e q u a t e d r a i n a g e club oo May 21 In tha ball­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - 8:30 a. m. and tha moetini Attending the aupper were Iona on a ll c o m m e r c i a l . pIrnod*uI*. tloc program for the Sunland s­ Mra. K. W. Kennedy, Mrs. t r i a l a n d m u l t l p l a f am ily b u ild ­ President Johnson plans an­ will convene at 9:30. A nuryoungster*. Immediate needs room. i n g s w h i r * a l r u c t u r a a n d p a v ­ other two-day inspection trip »ery will hs provided for Tlgerette wivss attending Harvey Auhuchon, M n. D. R. Include getting two more uni i n g rlia lt s i r n d S.O00 *q. fi. * forma for the Little League the meeting were M n. A1 Begin, Mrs. J. M. Catron, by C o u n t y K n g l n u r a n d / o r Into five states of the Appal* •mall children. Moylan, Mrs. Roger Pope, Mrs. J. P. Colonna, M n. R. 8. H o a r d o f C o u n t y C o w m la a lo n - chla area thU week, the Member* are aiksd to team. ora. Copl aa o f t h i s p r o p o a t d bring a sand trick far lunch. For her own pleasure OUie Mrs. David Farriar, Mrs. Davidson, M n. W. E. Dona­ a m o n d m a u t m a y bo o b t a i n e d In White House said today. Johnson will leave Thur* Bsversgs will be provided by Richard Hoogerwerf, M n. t h a Z o n i n g Offlco, C o u r t llouao. hue, Mrs. Mary lludome, M n. bowls- w ater skis, play* n a n ford . F l o ri d a , H o n d a ) a t h r u bridge, paints and sews. Her Kenneth Cook, M n. Terry Kermlt Jamison, Mrs. Gene F r i d a y * f r o m »:00 A.M. t o l : M day morning far atop* In the hostesi group. Maryland, Ohio, Tenoasae*. There trill be an opportun­ sewing was not always for Perkins; two oaw members, Klein, Mra. A. G. Love. Mrs. P.M. h e a r i n g will bo h eld North Carolina and Georgia ity for all members to meet her personal ust, however; at M n. Robert Weltf sod Mrs. J. D. Moloney, Mrs. D. F. In P tuhbal i cS i m fnola C ounty C o u rt ona time sba ran her own A1 Reynolds, and three guests, Munday, M n. Tom Stcgman I t o u e s , C o u n t y C o m m le a lo n o r a He will spend Thursday night with U>* district officers to llo o m . Han ford . F l o r i d a , o n to Atlanta, tha White House clinic session*. Mra. William Davis, M n. Phil and M n. R. E. Ziegler. dressmaking shop. At the pre W i d n i a d a y , Ma y IS. ISS4 a t said. • • • sent time sbe Is working on Swearingen and M n . Roger T:S* P.SI. o r a a a o o a I h o r a a f t i r a s posalbla. COMING EVKNT8 a Famous Artists Art course. Ferrara. H im l n o t a C o u n t y • • • Wednesday, May 8 Two years ago ah* took a Z o n i n g Com m laalon VIENTIANE, Laos < U P I)fly H o b a r t U. U r u w u M n. Richard Wright was VAH-^ officers wives cof­ course in cake decorating and Neutrallot Premier Souvanna h e i n ln o la C o u n t y I n T h e t w w r t Of T h e C a g a l p now tu r n out professions! hostess for the officers wives fee, 10 a.m. Home of M n. Z o n in g D i r e c t o r J a d g a . S a m la a l* C a u l ) , Flo g* Pbouma flew to tho I'athet rrn U S H : A p r. SI. M ay I . t i l l Ida. l a P r o b a t a . looking cakes and icing decor­ of VAH-7 nt a splash party William Mallczowskl. Lao headquarter* today to I s ro t F atal* of CDT-SI held at bar home Thursday. Thursday, May 7 ation*. seek Communist cooperation ERMA I. P F D K I O E R The wive* brought sandwiches VA!l-3 olftccrs wives bridge, is cm v rv ju i i i b 'a i o i h t , All this, not to mention the Dar«asad. with his restored government. ( rad llaao s a d F e r o o o o hours in Navy relief, the VAH- and Coke and they spent their 8:30 a.m. Home of Mra. Mi­ ai lCi aM I X l l . t ; ( i l l M l , P LU M - THoo t lAll o g claim * o r DomaaSa KHTATB OK H. O. WOODS, 3 doll project, the decora­ time swimming and sunning chael Hornsby. A g a l o . t Said K a t a t a i /b /a lltMCOH O. WOODS. Von a n d s a c k o f y o g a r e tions for the Dodge City night in the Wright back yard pool. VAH-7 officers wives cof­ aDECCAKCD h a r a b y n o t i fi e d a n d r e q u i r e d to A special guest waa Mrs. fee, 10 a.m. Home of M n. in 1963, the Brownies, the NOTICM T O < N n i l T O M S •BNIAOLM I OL'NTV praaant a n y claim * and d e ­ SllftlMi I.IIMNISSIOW TO ADD PCIIHO.SH II AVISO m a n d s w h i c h you . o r e i t h e r o f school rooms of which she Leroy Heath, the wifa of tha Bob La vender. CI.AIMM O lt DCMANDH S a tir e a f P ublic lla a fla * you . m a y h a v a a g a i n . t t h a ae­ was a room mother, and former commanding officer Staff officers wives coffee, AUAINHT S A I D KHTATB: Nolle* I* liarab y that t a t a o f E R M A I. P F D K IG R ID You a n d o ach o f y o u a r a d t e t a o d . l a t a o f s a i d C o u u t y , a f t e r c o n s i d e r a t i o n . (It* hernSunday and Bible School of the Peacemaker Squadron. 10 a.in. Home of M n. David In#!* C o u n t y Z o n in g C o m m ie h a r a b y n o t l fl a d a n d r e q u i r e d to t o t h a c o u n t y J u d g e o f b a m Others attending were Mrs. Dearulph. leeching, ar* Ollie’a life. r u e a n y claim s a n d d e m a n d s Ino lo C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , a t hla • I o n w ill h o ld a p u b l i c b a a r l n s VAH-1 enlisted men's wives w h i c h yo u , o r o l t b a r o f you. o f fl c a In th o c o u r t h o u a o of t o d a t e r m l n * th * f e a s i b i l i t y of So, If you want something B. B. Brown, M n. A1 Campm t s a i d a e t a t a aald C o u n t y a t S a n f o r d . F l o r ­ r o c o m m e d l n g t o t h * H o a r d of bcU, M n. Dick Conn, Mra. club bake sale, 8 a.m. Front Ina yt h ah aovfaf l r aa g anifn sHon. done . . . C. V E R ­ ida. w i t h i n ala c a l a n d a r m o n t h s C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r s t h a t t h a s e e Ted Cans, Mra. Jerry Chap- of Navy Exchange. NON SIIZC. C o u n t y J u d g e o f f ro m th * l i m a o f t h * f i r s t p u b ­ f o l l o w i n g d a a c r l h t d p r o p a r t y h e i n l n o l e C o u n t y , a t h la o f f l r a l i c a t i o n n f t h i s n o tlr* . T w o p r e s e n t l y t o n e d A - l A g r i c u l ­ delaine, Mrs. Bob Donaldson, VAH-ll—D et 8 oficers wiv­ In t h a C o u r t l l o u a a In S a n f o r d , Mr*. David Sharp is home co p laa of each c l a i m o r d e m a n d t u r e t o II-1A l t e * ld * n tl* l: Tl(* with her new son, Jeffrey Mrs. Bob Laveadar, M n. Boy es coffee, 10 a.m. Homa of F l o r i d a , w ltl.ln ala c a l e n d a r ■h a l t be In w r i t i n g , a n d s h a l l W '« r l y H of t h * *W>4 c f Ih* m o n t h * f r o m l b # t lm o o f t h e s l a t * t h a p l a c a o f r aald an e* S W l i o f S e c tio n 11-110*3012McLain, Mrs. Rich Martin, M n. Harley Helms. Alan, bora April ■ in Semi­ f i r s t publication of th is notice d e s c rib e d ly in g a n d p o st o f fl c a a d d r a a a o f t h a F u r t h t r Friday, May • nole Memorial Hospital. The M n. Jack Tuttle, M n . Bob Kaeta claim o r d e m a n d m u a t ba c l a i m a n t , a n d s h a l l b a a w o r n N o r t h * f T e m p i * T e r r a * * A n ­ VAH-7 officer* wive* bridge, In w r i t i n g a n d c o n t a i n t h a t o by. th * c l a i m a n t , hla a g e n t , n a* a n d E * * t o r O r t n g * C o u n seven pound six ounce boy Rankin end M n. Georg* Uffp l a c e o f r e s i d e n c e a n d poet o f ­ a n d a o e o m p a n l a d l y - S * i n l n o l a C o u n t y line. 8 p.m. Home of M n. Jerry fice a d d r t a s o r t h e c l a i m a n t ob yr aa t t ofirlinnegy fag was welcomed by his sister, I 'u l.llr h e a r i n g w ill h* b*M o f an* dollar • • a n d m u t t ba a w o r n t o b y Ilia a n d s u c h cla im o r d e m a n d n o t In t h a S e m i n o l e C o u n t y C o u r t Chapdelalne. Sandy and his grandmother, c l a i m a n t , hla a g e n t o r a t t o r ­ *a filed ahall b e void. Hnueo, C o u n t y C o m m lM tu n o r* Mn. Robert Lovelace wiU Saturday, May 9 Mrs. Edward Minlch from ney, o r t h a a a m e s h a l l b a void. Ro o m . S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , W e d D onald M ayer M l l d r t d W ood * Healey I-anting, Michigan. Mr*. be • guest ef lemlaote Me­ VAH-S enlisted men'* wives Aa a i e c u t o r a f I k * Da*l n t e l s y , M a y I I . I l l * s t 7:1* tt c u t r l g of tald a i t a l t P.M. o r a* s o o n t h e r e a f t e r a* W ill a n d T e s t a m e n t a f Sharp win leave Monday with morial fhMpfcsl for several club, members and trasbanda. F r a nAc ti s E K. W hltahtr l . r m i I. P f llelg e l g et r , d e c e a s e * po etlb l* . her mother and the children days. Visitor* ere welcome. 7:80 p.m. Acey Deucy Club. A t t o r a t y a t Daw Samlaal* County w i n■d DE kR i iIw e c d DC, : HA IN ES Suita t i l * e • Coning Commlaalon * WARD Meeday, May I t for Michigan where the will P la ta N atlo m t Bank B ldg, By Robert B. Brow* 114 P a r k A vanu*. S o u t h Members cf the VAH-U— VAH-S enllsttd men's wive* O r l a n d o , F l o r i d a stay several week*. U . (jg) S*mlnol* County W in ter P ark . F lorida F u b l l i h ! A p r il ST. gonlng Director P u b l i s h ) A p r il I I . Sharp la with VAH-7 aboard Det 8 officers wives club met club, 7:30 p.m. Acey Deucy M a r I. I t , I t . 1144 May 4. ID ID 1444 PUBDUH: Apr. II . May I. Ill* at the boa* af Mrs. J. R. dub. CDT-41 CDT-74 CDT-41 Nurses Hear Address Enterprise Honor Roll On Heart Treatments Announced Dr. C. L. Keyes Dies In North W SCSTo Have District Meet Legal Notice LBJ To Revisit Appalachia Area Legal Notice Seeks Red Help Legal Notice (bsunh Q bby DEAR ABBY: "Knows My Birds" doesn't know much. The male of Ihe apecicj is handsomely bedeck­ ed with colorful plumage in order to lure the female during the mating season. The female is drab and plain so she’ll not attract too much attention, thereby diverting her from her m a­ ternal responiibllltiea. It la Just the opposite with the human animal, however. The female does the strutlng. preening, chasing and ultimately the capturing. Although Nature originally made her plain and drab, she soon learned the tricks of padding, girdling, painting and trapping like no other animal on earth. But no amount of trickery could al­ ter th* biological laws. And the female muat continue to endure the pregnancies and Lear the young. Ho ho ho! MALE * * * DEAn ABBY: Whoever signed himself "KNOWS MY BIRDS" certainly does not. We had an adorable little bluish green parakeet • named DICKIE. He talked a blue streak. Apparently no­ body told DICKIE that only male parakeets could talk because when DICKIE waa • two years old. 'lie " laid aa egg. I thank you. AMAZED • • • DEAR ABBY: Several weeks ago, a birdwatcher said In effect that the fe­ males were prettier than the moles, but that they were useless. And you let him get away with it. Having given him one barrel about who laid the egga. you should hate let him have the other barrel and asked him if he had ever seen a pair of ringnecked pheasants, or Tvood cocks, or Kentucky cardi­ nals, or ruby-throated hum­ mingbird*, or indigo bunt­ ings. Tlie males are marveloualy colorful. The female* ar* not. Nature colored the females protectively, to help perpetuate tlie species. Of course, male and female doves, chickadees, blucjayx and many others are sim­ ilarly marked. But I ran think of no bird hereabouts among which the female is more attractive than the male. BILL THE BIRD MAN 0 * 0 DEAR ABBY: No, no no! You are wrong, wrong, wrong! The female of tho feathered family is NOT mor* beautiful I The pea­ Jacoby cock la the gorgeous n o . The peahen fades in with the background. The male cardinal is brilliant red, while the female it brown­ ish with only slight tinges of red. The reason: Tho male must divert attention of a predator away from the neat, so the female can stay on the eggs, unnoticed. Now as for tho female being more vocal: That is the pre­ vailing manifestation of all females. Really, Abbjr, you write a wonderful column, and when you wish, you can make strong men quail (hah!), but you deserve so lashes with an ostrich plume. It won't hurt, but you'll be tickled to death. "EGGS-PERT IN LOUISVILLE 9 9 9 Get It off your chest. For a personal, unpublished re­ ply, write to ABBY, Box 3363. Beverly Hills, Calif., 90212. Enclose a stamped, self.addressed envelope. * a • Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, Box 3363, Beverly Hills, Calif., 1)0212, for Abby's new booklet, "HOW TO WHITE LETTERS FOR ALL OC* CASIONS." Onfihidqst I am not going to show th* East-West hand* today be­ cause It la up to you to find the proper line of play at three no-trump against a seven of spade* opening. Of courac, in the Intercol­ legiate Bridge Tournament, North and South had to reach three no-trump with South aa declarer as a preliminary to collecting their par. Then South had to play the hand correctly. Actually there ia very llltlo to the play If you remember to use the code word “Arch." You Analyze the lead a* th* fourth Meat of a suit headed by oce-queen-ten and you con­ firm Uila when Eaat play* low and your nine spot wins th* trick. OJs. By Abigail Van Buren NORTH * •« 9AJUII 4 Alt + KQ9 on IA R Not shown No* AKJ9 «K4I ♦ 9994 ♦ A 99 Wafa 1* Paa 9K X 3 N .T , Your Review of ths bidding just tells you that East hasn't much of anything snd your Count at winners sod losers sbowra that you will surely J.ha ''We’re lucky w*'re women now. Sly mother thought ah* was an old woman a t 73," * quick-wilt*:!, lively, young­ thinking woman of 73 recent­ ly told • group of clubwomen. W* ARE lucky w*’re wom­ en now, s i • tlmo when all •round u* women in their 70* and 80* ar* showing us how rich snd rewarding tho»* year* can be, if • woman ju*t keeps right on going in- Six Seminoles To Get FSU Degrees Six Remlnola County atudents ara among th* 1,142 grnduate* receiving d«gr**t at tha *nd of th* second trlmcatcr at Florida State Uni­ versity. Getting d e g r e e * ar* Lucy aura Moon of Longwood. BA t art* and acl*nr*i; Julia Gor* of OvUdo, BS In educa­ tion; and from 8anford, Ron­ ald !.*• Brumbaugh, BS in u a I n • a a ; Valeri* Joan f i c t i Ti a r a n a m b Brown*, BME In mualc •du­ n o t ic k IS hereby a ire n tb*t ration; J. M. BtanafUld, BS I am *n*a*«4 la bualnaa* at 111 7t h a t r r e t , S a m l n o l * C o u n ­ In arts and acienraa; and Rob­ ty, F lo rid * , o n d a r t h o f te tlert Richard Wildt, BA in art* t l o u a n *m * of, C h u t u o t a S u p ­ ply. a n d that 7 I n l a n d to and science*. r a x t a t a r s a i d n a m e w i t h th * Legal Notice Hoffa Counsel Asks Mistrial CHICAGO (UPI) - Attorneyi for Tea m iters Union leader James Hoffa today de­ manded a mistrial or contin­ uance In llolfa's 820 million fraud trial because of re ­ marks made by Atty. Gen. Itobert Kennedy. Defense attorney Maurice J. Walih told Federal Judge Richard B. Austin Uiat Ken­ nedy's remarks here Friday wrre prejudicial. C lark o f th* C lr e u lt Court, Hamlnolo C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , In nrcordtnc* w ith tho pr«»lalono o f th * F l c t l t l o u a Nam* I t a l u a i , t o - w l t : B aetto n 144.Vt F l o r i d a B l a t u l o a 1147. S i s : J . P. D r a t i o n r u h l K t i May 4, 14, 14, 44, 1114 CPU-11 I 'f l V U N O W * IAN FLEMING "FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE" la Color UtltlB to 8109^ IT Moa.-Fri, The U. 8. automotive m ar­ ket la aupplied by 48 tire man­ ufacturer!. LIQUOR MART OF VALUES Prices Are Tailored To Your Tima, Needs And Budget . . . Bo It A Battle . . . ar Caaa Free Prompt Dellrery T*l 883-0994 Open I A. M.—II Midnight j By Oswald Jacoby tnak* your contract if you can ju it gather in four heart tricks. How do you get tho** four heart tricks T You go after ths suit. Is there any danger? Vest if East gets the lead he can shoot a spade through you snd it will cost you four •Dad* trick!. East Is not likely to hold the queen at hearts, but bo may. Therefore, you play him for that card. You enter dummy with a club sad lead ths Jack of hearts. If E ast holds ths queen, you w il make all the heart tricks. If West holds tha queen, you will lose one heart trick but your contract wiU not be la any jeopardy. :nam oW stead ef giving op and sittln f out tha good year*. Thai* activs older wemen ar* living proof to all wom­ en that tha TO* and 80s can b* good years for any woman with reasonably good health and enough gumption to make them so. If you'll notice, meat ef th* up-an d -co m in g eldar woman you maat have • num­ ber ef thlnga In common. They refuse to give up their homes to move in with a married aon or daughter, where a rocking chair I* wait­ ing for them. They keep up with whet i* going cn in the world, in­ stead ef living in the p a st They uaa thair brain* to figure ways to make their household chorea aaay enough for them to handle—coniarvlng thair strength for the thlnga they enjoy. > < I B* Ruth Millett They taka pride hi being well • groomed and fashionconscious. Thsy enjoy people ef all ages, and hava no dealre t* ■pend ell ef their time with these ef titalr own age group. They enjoy being helpful, and don't want to be told constantly th at they have reached an eg* whare they should let other do for them. That'* the kind e f gump­ tion It take* for a woman to remain active long past tlm tlm* when woman used to c o n s i d e r tham**1vea eld ladles. We're hicky to ba woman a t a time whan a gcncratlcn cf women hits al­ ready showed u* th at it can b* dona. TV RENTAL • Bale* • Bert If* Seminole TV FA 2-4929 Zralth Color TV Balaa 8689 H aaford A t *. V lo v jiu HI UI f carac^ IN THIA7RF I m I I b * w 4 * « T * aM * A dult K a t * r u l a m « a t Tiaa a i i i t f t -PLEAkK nor n o w • ■LODITA" c It. a THUMB. C 411 M l 41) l-.4hS M i ll* • r v i iK ii rr .x p d a o ** Also » r * m o m o w S o a r I I o r e '' �Legal Notice _______________ ■ K M IN O L K 4 r O l'K T T ( o M x a c o N M im io x X t l l n of P nblle H earing N o lle* la h a r a b y g i v e n . t h a t a f t a r c o n a l d e r a t l o n . t h a Bern* In o la C o u n t y B o n i n g C o m m i t * alon w ill h o l d a p u b l i c h e a r i n g to d e te r m in e th a feasibility of r e c o m m e n d i n g l o Ilia U o ard o f C o u n ty C o in m iailo n ara t h a t tb* fo llow ing daacrlbad p roparty b* r a i o n e d : Mectlon T o w n th lp I t South, H a n g * 11 E a s t : F ro m A -l to R -IA A : All ■if a e c t l o n ( l e a a t h a S o u t h jvot from A -t to R -l: Tha S o u t h loo* o f t h e ae c tlo n . S e c tio n T o n nahlp I I South, ita n g e t l K aat: F ro m A - l to R*IAA: N E S K of t h e L l t l l e E c o n l o c k h a l c h r a C reek a n d E H of t h e B H . a n d M t o r t h a S '« «f W * . From A -l to R -t: SH t f th a « « '!* of th e S W * . R e m a i n i n g A - l : KVa W o f th e K ittle K c« nlockhatche * t.'r eek. S e c t i o n t l . T o n n t h l p 31 S o u t h , R a n g e >1 K aat; F rom A -l. R -l. R -IA to R-IAA; All of A lafaya T rail Suhdletglon, Plat R o o k 10, p * * e **. a n d a ll of U a k M o n t S u b d lv lalo n ., P l a t Root. I I , p a g e 11. a n d ' a l l o f *.itniij- s l o p r a H u b d lUnion, Pi.. Rook I I . p a g * I I . a n d all if <>ak M a n o r B u b dlvtalon, P it' ll'- nk I I , p a g e 11. a n d a l l n t K e w fia rd tn a Suhdlelalon. P la t B o o k «. p a g e 11. a n d E H o f t h e H E '* o f t h e N W ! ( , a n d W>* o f t h e B W ' i o f t h e N E S . a n d F-H o f t h e S t V * o r th e N E S . and E '* of th a N t o f th e B it l le ta p a r t In A l a f a y a T r a i l S u b d l v l i l o n t . a n d N>« of t h a S '* o f t h e E ' e . a n d S E S o f t h e H W ' t d r a t p a r t In S em inole T e rr a c a H e p la tl, a n d B l o c k t B. C a n d D of Sem inole T e r r a c e R eplat. P la t Book II. p a g e I t . a n d I.ot* 1 t h r o u g h t a n d L o ta 10 t o 11 o f R r e e t y A e r e a S uhdlelalon. P l a t Book II, p a te It. F ro m A -l to R - l : 8 '4 of tha EH- From A -l to C -l: W k *f th e M V ', of th a BW UR e m a in in g C - l : E U of th e 81V 14 o f t h e B W H . a n d B lo c k A o f S e m i n o l e T e r* r a c e R aplat. R e m a i n i n g A - t : EH o f t h a N ' t . a n d N t* o f t h e N W S o f t h e N W 14. a n d W H o f tha BW H of tha N W S , a n d W ' « o f t h e B W '4 o f tha N W 't . an d W H af th a N W i* o f t h e 8 W !*. a n d F .'t or th a H E '; of th e N K ' ( . a n d l.o t* 10 t h r o u g h t l U r e r a y A erea. Section I I . T o w n th lp I t S outh, R a n g e 11 K a a t : R e m a i n i n g A - l : All o f a u c ­ tio n . S e c t i o n 31. T o w n t h l p I I S o u t h , R a n g * 11 K a a t : F ro m A -l to R-IA A : W H o f t h e N H . a n d W»» o f t h a E ' g o f t h e W 'g o f t h e N S . a n d Hte o f t h e E ' * o f t h a N W S . a n d W t* of th e S \ o f t h e S W S o f t h a N B ' 4, a n d E 1* o f t h e S W S d f th e N E U South o f Iron B rid g e Road. and 8H N o r t h o f t h e L i t t l e Kcon* lo c k h a tc b e e Creek. F r o m A-1 t o R - l : N * o f th e E 'e of th e W ' , . and W»* o f t h e N*» o f t h a S W S o f t h e N E ' i . a n d E '* of th e S W S or th e N E 'i N o rth o f th e Ison B rid g e Road. F r o m A - t l o M • 1At N S *T th a E H . an d 8 E H of tha N E 'i. F rom A -t to C nlverelty Zona: S H South of th a Little E conlorkhatehe* Creek. S e c t i o n 14, T o w n a h l p t l Mouth, R a n g e 31 E a a l : From R-IA lo R-IA A : T h a t p art a f th a N W S af th a N W S of th a S w s N orth o f th a L ittle Eeonlo ckhatehaa Creak, and Black* P. O a n d H af S e m in o le T e r r a c e R a p t a t . F ro m A -l to R - l: E H of th e W H N o rth o f th a L ittl* K co n lo ck h atch e * C reek flee* S e m i n o l e T e r r a c a R * . P la t), a n d W »/» of tb * IT S o f E H . F r o m R - t A to C - l : A l p f a y * E i l a t t * ft*** L o t* 1 t h r o u g h I a n d L ota I t thro u g h II). F r o m A - l a n d M-1 t o M1 A: S E S of th a N W S South o f th e L ittle Econlo c k h a tc h a * C reak , a n d Lot I. N I S P o f L o t I I . L o t* 14. ! • t h r o u g h 14. N 411.11* o f L o t I I , a l l In O r l a n d e I n d u s t r i a l P a r k . P l a t Book le, p a s * 100. a n d L o t* J, 4. T a n d I I In O r l a n d o I n ­ d u s t r i a l P a r k No. I. F r o m A - l a n d M-1 t a U n i ­ versity Zona: N W S o f th a S W S South of th e L ittle E c o n l o r k h a t e h e * C r *.* k e n d S H (tee* p a r t In O r ­ lando In d u strial P ark), a n d S HO- o f t h a N E S o f t h e S E S tl** * O r l a n d o I n d u a t r l a l P a r k ) , a n d L o ta I I . t l . | l flat* N I I P ) . S 111 I F o f L o t I I . a n d a l l of L o t I I In O r l a n d o I n d u e tria l P ark. R e m a in in g C -l; L o ti t through I a n d L ot* I I t h r o u g h I t In A l a f a y a R a ­ tal* * , a n d n i o c k E In Bam* Inol* T e r r a r * R e p la t. R e m a i n i n g M-1: E H o f t h a N S . a n d I.ota IT. I I . I t In O rlando Induatrlal P a rk , a n d lx<la I. 4. 1IA. U R . I«C. 1I D, H E . |« K . H O In O rlando Indualrlal Park No. | S e c t i o n I I . T o w n s h i p 11 S o u t h , R ange II E ast: From A -l to R -IA A : E H of tho N H . F r o m A*1 t o R - l : E H o f the W S of the N H , and E H of th e NH of th e SH . F r o m M-1 t o M - I A : L o ta 1 a n d 4 In O r l a n d o I n d u s t r i a l P a r k No. 1. F ro m A -t to U n tearalty Z o n a : S 1!*' o f t h e W S o f the N W S *f tha S W '|, and I U . R e m a i n i n g M - 1: L e t I In O rlando Industrial Park N". 1. a n d W H a f t h e N W S *f th a N W U , S e c t i o n I*. T o w n a h l p t l S o u t h , R a n g * SI E a s t . F ro m A -l ta C - l: N W S a f the N W S . F r o m A - l t a M - I A : E H of th e N S . F ro m A -t t* U ntearalty Zona: S H . F ro m A -t ta R - l: S W H o f th e N W H . an d N W S of the S W S . R e m a in in g A - l: E H af or t b s S H of tb* N H . an d EH of t h a N H o f t h e S H . F u b l l o h e a r i n g aril) b * h e l d In t h e S e m i n o l e C a u n l y C a u r t llouae. C o u n ty C o m m lte lo n a ra Room, Sanford. F lorida, on W e d n e s d a y . M a y I I . 1114 a t T:l» P.M. a y a a soon t h e r e a f t e r a s po ssib le. S em inal* C o u n ty Z o n in g C om m ission • B y R a b a r t g. B r a w n Sem lnola C o u n ty Zonin g D lraetor F U B t £ Z » : A pr. I I . M a p I , 1(44 CDT-PV 1 �Rain Or Shine, The Response ‘Pours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call FA 2-5612. Phone Classified 6. For Rent 6. For Rent S l;r | 3-Room nice. clean (urn. apt. 1-ROOM efficiency apt. with 322-3677. pvt. bath and shower, suit­ able for couple or single | Small clean (urn. apt. Adult* person or retired. All utili­ 322-0703. ties included in rent. Ideal, ly located on First St., with From Sanford E x c h a n ,. | : with another * £ In X block of 3 free parking Call 922-4740 alter «. lots and shopping center, lo quire at Manuel Jacobson MODERN Air-conditioned Cot­ Dept. Store, 211 E. First St. tage with awlmmlng pool. From Seminole County Ideal apot (or relaxing vac* FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie lion. Located on large lake Cowan. 323-4013. KENNETH E. WACKER. DO YOU WANT TO RENT Broker OR LEASE: We have ten Winter Park NOT LONG DISTANCE nants for 4-DR, home; 3 Mlday 7-2309 — MI T-B16 BR home; and t smaller 2 BR un/um. houae. Cal homes. Phone Mrs. Day at 322-3185. fcanfnrf) ^ rru ifi SWEETIE PIE Tucs. May 5, ’61—Pope By Nadine Seltzer 322-5612 Experienced Sewing Machine Operators needed. Steady year-round employment In our modern air-conditioned factory. 3620 Orlando Dr., Sanford. Beauty Counselor has an opening In this area for a representative. Must be at­ tractive and have ear. For lnlervltw, phone 322-6973. Office 204 W. First St. Johns Realty DownaUlra elaan apt. Attic £ VACUUM CLEANER-LOCAL I (an k garage. AdulU. Rea- THE TIME TESTED FIRM 116 N. Park Ave. FA 24123 REPAIRS - SALES eonable. Ph. 322-1154. ALL MAKES IBM Howard 2 BR, housetrall Clean rooms for men. 401 Phone 322-22S2 er. Bee at Orange City Mo­ Magnotla Ave. 323-0720. VACUUM CLEANER bile Home Park. Will move Furn. 3 BR, duplex apt., tile REPAIRS cloaar to bate. Ph. Richard bath, terratso floors, water P arts, Supplies, Electrolux, Schmlta, N.A.8. 313-1)30, a lt furnished. CaU 323-2334 af­ Kirby, Hoover, Air-Way, 492. ter 5 p. m. Rcx-Alr, Filter Queen, GE, TURN. I BR houae. Cloee to Unfurnished 2 BR, house, kit­ etc. Free pick-up. b a n . M l mo. Ph. 31)4)81 GM VACUUM REPAIRS chen equipped. 322-3651. BOS So. Myrtle 3229627 FURN. I Rm. apt. lat Floor. RENT A BED Cloee uptown. |40. Phone RoPaway, Hospital k Baby ‘ CARD OF THANKS 3334381. I wish to thank our frlcnda Beds. By Day, Week, or Month (or their many klndncssci l | BR niMjy fufn. house. Ph Ph. FA 2-5161 116 W. 1st St. and (riendship shown Ui 3234337. throughout Mr. " B o o t i " | CARROLL'S FURNITURE 2-ROOM (urn. apt. IS3 mo long illness. Signed: Mrs. Lelscnringl incl. water k elec. 322-3860 2 BR, home, kit. equip. Keys at 817 Cetaline Dr. 110 x 46 2 BR Modern Trailer 6. F o r Rent Prefer Navy couple. Holly 9. For Hale or Rent i Furn. Apt. 2300 Mcltonville. wood Trlr. Park. Ph. 322 Furnished 3 BR, 2 hath, air 2771. conditioned. 321-3509. Furn. apt. 500 Park Ave. 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen Nice large 2 BR, unfurn, CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON furnished], near air base duplex Kltchan equipped. LAKE. CaU e v e n i n g s Call 322-4043; after 8 p.m 14th Ave., Lnngwood, 8 mi. 132-18*7. C i U 322-4736. (rom N.A.B. Ph. 8381291 12. Real Entate For Sale 9 UR Un(um. Kit. equipt. 4 BR., 2 bath, home. $123 Available, June. 322-8393. BR, 1 bath home, fenced Near Base. 323-0368. back yard. North Orlando W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Height*, k rooni apt Th. 313-9219. Room* prtvata baths, 1141 S. Sanford Ave., to Ilibls cus. Rt. 2, Box 372- or call W. Flrat St. 322-5007, Furn. 1 Bdrm. Apt. 145. 21011 Available May 1, 2 BR., (urn. Magnolia—322-3951 1901 Park Avenue houae, (br amaU family. Ph. Robert A. Williama FA 2-5232 anytime 3214370. STOREROOM, or office, o l BY OWNER. I BR house 1st. St., near 2 free park­ LAKE MARY, Unfum. except­ Low down pymt. 415 Beth ionally clean 2 BR House ing lots. Inquire, Manual Dr., Ravenna Pk. Phone Kit. equipt. 322-4411. Jacobson’s Dept. Store. 322-7871. 19 • Room (urn. garage a p t 2 furnished. Avail BR, Air-Conditioned. 1H 1018 Elm Ave. 388-0638 after ,bta M ,F Pr#,#r ,d u lu baths, FIs. room, fenced 1308 Sanford Ave. 4:30 p.m. yard, with petto. Ravenna Park. 8800 down, $103 | UNFURN. 1 Lg. BR Apt. Kit. monthly. Phone 122-9337 equipt. 108Vk W. 18th St. Ph. 349-3932. BR. Home, Study, m 17. Mil* Htlp Wanted Man for Oliver Tractor. Grove work. Th. 332-3998 after 6 p. m. 18. Help Wanted TenHi,aw.N# AI# U f- M .c ^ .:,n v r - s-sr What do you moan, what do I WANT? Th« question Is. ‘What can I afford’?’* 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale Siamese kittens. 813. 335 HONEY FOR SALE: One gal­ lon, $3.00. Call 322-2960 af­ Bradshaw Drive. ter 3 p. m. FREE DELIV­ m E E . Four ewest little foi ERY WITHIN SANFORD ty male kittens need good CITY LIMITS. homes. Call 3334)31. May Special. Machettes, 90c. Army-Navy Surplus, 310 San­ 32. Flowera • Shrubs ford Ave. GROW your own hydroponic tomatoes; In containers some bearing. Grosser'i lly droponlc Farm, S. Sanford BIG 9 9 SAVINGS Ave. On Floor Models k Demonstrators BLOOMINO Rosea en Cherek*» stock, All other kinds ( FREE Repair ESTIMATES) In Your Home ef Nursery shrubbery and In Snnford Call tress. SINGER Gray Shadows Nursary Representative at ft Ml. 8. on Sanford Ave, Alan'i Fabrics k Ruga 322-5783 S3. F n r n lta r a SINGER Birthday Sale! GRILL COOK WANTED. Man nr woman, Apply In person at Chick 'N Treat. Fern Used furniture, appliances, Park. tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Larry's Mart 315 Sanford 10. .Situations Wanted Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. Will care for Convalescent patient in my home, or eld For the biggest selection of erly person. Ladies preferr nearly new and used furni c d . Ph. 322 8733 Enterprise hire, see Noll'* Furniture Brokerage in Caticlberry 21. Beauty talon* on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 6. Complete Beauty Service Sell Ua Your Furnlturt. 3 Senior Opemlors Quick Servics With the Free Parking at 2nd A Oak Cash. SUPER TRADING 323-5712 195 So. Oak POST. FA 2-0677. HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK New Custom Built Home on SEE ! I Crystal Lake. For informa­ 2009 Magnolia Ave, tion call 322-3378. A "Rotter Qualify” Medallion Custom - Riillt llnme, con­ FOR MEN ONLY! taining 3 Iledronmi k Inid WHO want their family to rd with outstanding fea live in spacious comfort. 8 tures; i n c l u d i n g large Rooms, Including 3 Rod screened patio k completely rooms, living room, dining fenced yard. room, Fla. room, l (fc baths PRICED? 115,300 FREE ESTIMATE Are Beauty Salon plus a kitchen with break TKRMSI 83.250 Down. Assume Upholstering 4, Mattress reo Call for Evening Apple. fast area. Sells for appral existing 3>t% FHA Mori Mayfair Hotel ovating. New It Used Furni Ph. 322 8323 sal of $12,000, with 3500 gage at 399 monthly. Im ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Free Parking down and $83 per month. mediate possession. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. Spring Permanent Special FA 2-2UT. 2o Percent off regular prlcaa WANTED reliable eoupie te Cut 'n Curl Beauty Shop Investment & Realty take up monthly paymeats 311 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322 0634 1091 S. Park 322 5332 116 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 of 112.30 on 9 complete Niles: 322-89714013 or 2248 25. IMumblnr Service* rooms of furniture. CaU 3 BR, t bath home. Low TE a-lftll, Casielberry, tel PLUMBING 9, I, k 4 BEDROOMS down payment. Ph. 323 0646. leet. Contracting Repair* 1, 1V4, k 2 BATHS FREE ESTIMATES 3 BR., bath home. As DOWN PAYMENTS FROM R. L. HARVEY fume payments. 322-5153. $100 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3183 JUST REDUCED Low Monthly Payments 3 COMPLETE ROOMS For Complete Information 3 Bedroom, 1V4 bath spacious, 27. Special Service* Wai on Lay-a-Way at Quality Home, nicely local For Repairs and Painting, call Bee Or CaU Your •d and convenient to chop­ an-8426 after f p. m. week­ on So. Oranga Ave. ping. ochools and churches. days. Now can be teen at $11,900 with $400 Down. SALES BROKER 298 Longwood Plata Plano Tuning and Repair Take up paymsnte W. L. Harmon - FA 8 4 W At only $12.10 per mo. F IC TIT IO U S SA M E LAWNS renovated — Aerate Baths, large FamUy Rm. in 2568 Park Dr. Ph. 838 4383 N O T IC E IS h e r e b y x l v . n I Furn. Gar. Apt. 2543V4 Pal322-2420 1901 S. Park Ave. t h a t 2 a m a n x a i a d In b u a l n a a a I *,1, m jitti —Remove thatch — Chinch Also 1 Bedroom Suite or good neighborhood; Inelud a t F o r e a i C ity , I r m l n o t t C o u n - I m ertO . Ph. 322-0315 FA 2-5232 anytime Buy Spray (VC-1))—Ferti 9 BR., 1 BATH ing stove, refrig., room airSltghUy damaged t y , F l o r i d a , u n d e r the f l r l l t l o i i a I 3224254. name of . T a t a r P a n l e a I ___________ eoadiUoner, washing ma- Screened porch, Including kit Use—Ph. 323-4244. at 159.93 l BR IHousetraUar (urn. Ph. chine k rugs. Really ter­ chon equip. Down payment MANSFIELD LAWN SER. MOTHER >a n d t h a t 1 I n l a n d t e r s a l s t a r I m M 31. Artlclca For Belt 1)30. Monthly Payments ■aid n a m a w i t h t h a C l a r k o f | J Z J- llo T . rific buy I Monthly pay­ Lawn Service. Mowing, land t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t , S am ln o la ments 183.80. 131.80. M — la for the Many C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , in a c e o r d a n e a I BR (urn. Duplex apt. Ml scaping, (rasa setting, etc. Apt. alse Elec. Range, $45. KIN08W00D BUILDERS, KINOSWOOD BUILDERS, r lth t h a provlalona of Iha Flaextrai this home Ph. 322 9492. E. 27th Ph. 8334477. 3234790. t ltlo u a N am a H tatutaa, to -w lt lac. INC. has built-in; O a c tio n Its.OS F l o r i d a R t a t u t a a 8INOER FA 14074 1368074 Oar. apt 1201 Magnolia Ave. O — la for the Only ooe REPRINTS AVAILABLE HIT. Drop-In B o b b i n . Zlgsage, B i n M a r a a r a ta M alatar Apply 84:30. of It'e kind, thla Of picture# that have been REAL (Estate) P u h l l a h : A p r i l SS. makes buttonholes, sews on county within; published in Tha Herald. M a r S. IS. IS. l i s t OPPORTUNITIES Unfurnished I bedroom dup­ buttons. Like new. Pay off CUT-10» BEDROOM HOMES T — la for the Times CaU BUI Vincent at The Waterfront Lots, 833 Down, lex, kitchen equipped. Ph. balance of $47.40 or assume IMMEDIATE it will bring you Sanford Herald, 3323011. I N T H E C I H C t ’I T C O l ’WT O F Its per mo. Sanford 3224301. 6 payments of $7.90. Sanford T i t s : N I N T H J l i m i A l . CIHOCCUPANCY fovs 40 Acres, 9450 Per Acre C U I T , IN A N D F O R a e a t S * Rowing Ceoter, $22-4991. AIR-CONDITIONING Air-Conditlonlnf Optional H — Is for the Home FURN. 1 BR clean Apt. 801 l o i . s : C OU NTY. F L O R I D A 4 Acres k Trailer, 910.000 with By FEDDERS As Low aa 8330 Down in cH A N U E itr n o . i m a this houae wUl make Palmetto. 32244M or 1374. SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC Term i O K I .A N D O FEDERAL 1AV. H. B. POPE CO., Inc. CRYSTAL LAKE PARK with love k boy a; SLANT-O-MATIC 500A IN C H A N D LO A N ASIOCIA9 Bedroom- 3 Bath, Lakcfront, 1 BR., Furn. A pt with P v t 300 So. Park Ave. 333-4234 LAKE MARY E — la for the Everlaitlng Fully automatic. Just dial It 111,000 with Term* P laintiff. bath, 317 S Park Ave. Wast on llth St. and comfort thlt borne has and sew. Taka up payments W ELU DRILLED, PUMPS, Bedroom, 1 Bath, Zoned Left on Lake Mary Blvd. to offer; J a m e s A. T O U N O a n d ANNA I RENTALS FURNISHED $10.20 mo. or pay off SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Commercial, 911.250 33I-VT44 bal. $168.40. Liberal trade All Types and Sites 1 W S T CUU-ER* In i I 1 BR. 1 Bath. 3429 C h..d |U ! 9 I Bedroom Homes. 8100 R — ts for the Rare oppor­ tunity being offered you LAKE WYMAN H U B T R. C U L L E R , h l a w if e . for your old machine. Call I BR, 1 Bath, 1006 French 8M We Repair and Servlet Down D afandaata. to own her. HEIGHTS anytim* for Fzwe Home 13 BR, 1 Bath, Garage A pt S T I N E FHA-VA Realtor n o t ic e o r au iT LONOWOOD Trial. 322-9627. 917 W. let. 955 Maehlnary and Supply Co. T O : J A M E S A. TOUNO a n d STEMPER AGENCY (South OM 17-93-4 ml. A N N A R U T H II. TOUNO 18 BR, 1 Bath, 1817 Summer FA 2-6432 1919 So. French Ave. 322 4091 Put them (11 together, they 207 W 2nd St. h l a w l f a a n d W I L L I A M B. Man's formal suit for special • 2 Blks. Northwest of speU MOTHER— A queen lln 970 C U L I . E I l a n d n i l U T It. occasions. Like new. Very Longwood Plasa) GREENURIAR for this essUe containing 3 BOOKKEEPING C U L L E K . h la w l f a UNFURNISHED T O U A R E HEREET H O T I- , _ . , ressooable. 322-1388 after 7. TRAILER I..ADES Chelee lets avallabla In Bedrooms, 8 tile bsths, SERVICES T I E D l h a t a s u i t a a a b t t n 2 B R , I B a t h , 1111 S u m m t f CON8IDERED screened breesewsy, separ­ Reasonable rates. 322-2704. Greanbriar #f Loch Arbor b r o u e h t ax aln al you. an d e tc h Un $M SINGER AUTOMATIC o f y o u , I h a n a t u r a o f w h l o h la - n„ , ate dining, kttchea and Uvevarlooking golf course. t a f o r r c l o . a a m o r t x a t a o n Ih a 3 U R , 1B a t H . 562 Queens 1964 Model. Fully Guaranteed. 2 9 . A u to m o b n * S e r v ic e ing rooms. Just t t mile Custom building to your h a r r l n a f t a r daacrlbad re a l proM irror D r., C asseelborMonograms, makes Button­ from city. Paved street. COHEN RADIATOR SHOP P»rty. . rT ms specifications. Grcenbrlar holes, Sews on Buttons k T h a n a m a of th a C o u rt la TJ ___ Ph. 8384911 813,800. Terms if desired. developed by Free inspection, estimates, h i c h I h a a u l t h a* b t a n m m 3 BR. 1 Bath,Jewett Lane $85 makes deeorstlve stltehes, tu t» d t* t h * C i r c u i t C o u r t , a » a Loch A r b o r 9110 pickup, delivery. Recoring K1NGSWOOD etc. Pay off balance of N i n t h J u d l r l a l C l r r u l l . In a n d I * m Kt a ** JOHNNY WALKER, Broker BUILDERS, INC. k repairs discounted. STEMPER AGENCY fo r Sam lnola County. F lorida. $71.80 or pay 87.18 mo. No 3224437 for Appointment T h a t l t l a o f I h a e a i a I t O R . [1918 So. French 201 Fairmont Dr. 211V8 E. 3rd. 3224443 322-4991 credit needed. Call For I«VNDO F E D E R A L HAVINGS Property Management # A N D L OAN ASSOCIATION, FA 2-8074 Free Trial. 322-8637. Charming small bouse—pinA Sales Broker P laintiff varaua JA M E S A. eUed living room—fire place TOUNO and ANNA RUTH SEWING MACHINE AUTOMOTIVE EVERETT A. HARPER —2 Bedrooms, b tth , kitch­ TO U N O . hla w l f a a n d W !L REPOSSESSED SINGER AIR-CONDITIONING M A M E. C U L L E R a n d R U B V IN T H E COURT . O F THE AGENCY - REALTOR en that'll make you want R. C U L L E R , h la w lf a . D a f a n d - C « J J J t J « IM*F. ■C.RINOi.F. Fully automatic. Sews on Offers for your selection 2405 S. Park Ave. to cook, ■ full acre of Uled INSTALLATION - SERVICING allta. b a l n u C h a n c e r y N u m b a r < OUNT V, F L O R I D A . IN F R U buttons. Makes buttonholes, Good Used Cars Sold 11(11, MATE. these Beautiful 2, 8, A 4 Phones FA 2-2264 or FA 2 2265 land teeming with pink and T h e d e s c r i p t i o n o f IhO r e a l I I n JWI * •* * •# # • 811 French Ave. 322-7783 embroiders, m o n o g r am i, Bedroom red roses, fragrant Con­ Inv o ilv I oca lad m In I cJ O p r o p e r l y in v ed a a ., n*«8»wi v iRi D wA nN n THOMAS POPR, blind horns, etc. All with­ BR. 1 bath, kit equipped. S a m l n o l a C o u n t y . F lo r id a la aa __ D aca aaad federate Jasmine, Holly­ Auto Glass, Tep# out attachments. Guaran­ 8200 down, ittu m e pymt*. f o l lo w s T a A ll C ro d ltiara a n d P a r a a a a hocks, pecan trees. Com­ k Sea< Covers iM t 1. o f W E A T H E R I N G - l l o a l n * H a lm * o r H am aanu d ia teed. Like new. Sold new of 378 mo. 322-1599. TON C "N uE r iI nO iHt T B. ADD. A n il. T il 1 A a a llaa a l B TO Baald le nRaatta a ll* # ,l pletely air-conditioned. Out­ over $300. Balance due only i ajno wood . F lo r id a , tou a o d . a c h o f y o u n r # FURNISHED, UNFURNISH­ door screened party room, H .m lnol# C ounty. F lo rid a, h arab y n o tlflad a n d re q u ire * to 179.86 or 38.01 mooth. Call utility room, carport, work ED Lakefront, 3 BR, l i t ar< o r i ll n x »» tkw plal praaant a n y c la im , a n d daCollect for Free Home Trial t h a r a o f r a c o r . l r d In p l a t m a n d a w h i c h y o u . o r a l l h r r o f shed. Call or come. bath, 15 x 30 Swimming pool 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8021 341-9588 Service Discount. I lo o k I f . p a a # I I . o f I h a yo u . m a y h a v a a a a l n a t I h a #■• JOHN E. FOX. REALTOR ILL WORK GUARANTEED in Sunland. 131 Lake Dot. P u b lic R a ro r d a *f eam lnol* lal* of JO RD A N THOMAS C ounty, F lorida. IMiPE. d a c a a . a d , l a l # o f aald 209 N. Park MOV1NO: Household goodsT o u a r e h a r a b y n o t l f l a d f u r - C o u n t y , In t h a C o u n t y J u d e * 2 STORY, 3 bedroom house. 323 0559 after 3 322-5630 air-conditioner, etc. New t h a r l h a t y o u a r * r a q u l r a d t o of S a m l n o l a C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a t 8300. down or will accept t l l a y o u r a n a w a r t o I h a C o m - hla o f f l r a In I h a c o u r t h o u a a of Moon ’63 Trailer. Cheap used car. 322 8101. 110 W. p l a i n t h a r a t n f n r a f l la d lo o ald aald C o u n t y a t S a n f o r d , F l o r equity. Ph. 3224494. m o r t u a u a f o r a c lo a ii r a p r o c e e d - I Ida, w i t h i n alx e n l a n d a r m o n t h * Senkorik Glass and Paint 13th St. Hu b Willi Ih a C l a r k o f I h a f r o m t h a U m a o f t h a f l r a t p u b Company READY MIX CONCRETE C ircuit Court of B a m ln o la l l r a l l o u o f t b l o n o l l c a . T w o To make tha best home C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a n d l o o o rv o copla# o f e t c h c l a i m o r d e m a n d FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha 210 Magnolia Ph FA 2-4622 Patios, Floor, Free EiUmStJi buy, tee the a c o p y t h a r a o f u p o n U a P l a i n - ahall b e In w r i t i n g . a n d ab a l l Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, ♦ UB ef fr ag s t r oamt l.o r on fa yIatu, a h .A.IlaadD uaann d* aa at adl a p otabt a o f pf liceac e a dodfr a ar i. e lodfe nIhe ea REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 1.1 Ilusinesd Opportunity 31. Poultry • Livestock sand, cament, rock, pipe, 3rd <i Park Ave. M a r . h a l l . S i E a . i l . l v l a s a l o n c l a i m a n t n o d a h a l l bo o w o r n steel, grease traps, dry 1 Shetland Pony for Sale. Avrnu**. O p Iji PuI o, F l o r i d a , n o t | to l»y t h a c l a i m a n t , h l a a g e n t BEAUTY SHOP Pbona 323 5641 StalUoa. Call altar 5, 322- wells. Stepping stones. l a t e r t h a n Hi* 11th d a y o f May, n r a t l n r n a y a n d a c c o m p a n l a d Close to New Shopping Center. by a f i l i n g fa* o f o n a d o l l a r A. n . ssee. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 4703. A RBO R- Lg. 4 BR, 3 Equipped with 3 hydraulic and aueh claim e r dem and n o t (HEAL) & LOCH 309 Elm Ave. 322-573! t o flla d ah a l l b* void. Bath, 17 x 17 playroom. A r t h u r II. R a ck w i t h , J r . chairs, dryers, ahampoo FILL YOUR FREEZER W illiam K. Pop* C la rk of Iha C irc u it C ourt Cent, alr-cond. k heat, lg. unite, air-conditioning, Wait­ Aa a a a c u t o r o f t h e L a . t H a m ln o la C o u a t y . F l o r i d a Hens, live 50c ea. W ill n h d T a o t a m o n t o f utU. rm., patio, dble car­ ing Room furniture, mir­ 9100 DOWN lly : M a rth a T. Vlhlan 33.00 doz. J o r d a n T h o m a * F o p o , d a ­ D e p u t y C lark 143 MONTH port, sprinkler system w. rors, drapes, etc. Plus ap­ caaa ad _ Bring your own Crate* X. D u a n * l l c r g - l m m . o f , , 9 • Bedroom Home own well, Located 1 blk proximately $500 worth of R. W. Mulrhead, Brisson Ave. R U S H . H E R D An d M A R S H A L L I H h l n h o l e e r * U i m SS M a t L l v l n t a t o n A v a n u # U r a l Fadarnl B n lld ln s CUSTOM REALTY fra Golf Course on lg. Office FA 8-9116 stock. All for $2200. Good Ph. 3234463 O rlande. F lo rid a lle n f o rd . WINTER PARK 150x150 lot. 4lt% GI Loan. Tarmst CaU Stemper Agen­ Night FA 94648 A A tm rn a y a fa r P lain tiff * w #C.n.,0 r. . • P i i h l t a h : A p r i l I I . 31. I*. I P u b l i s h : A p r i l 14, SI. SS, Wilt sell my equity. 207 123 0788 cy, 1919 So. French Ave., Bay Horse, 3123. Inquire at Comer Lee Rd. and 17-9S ) > lf a «}(( I M s* S. ISS4 Phona 644-0031 nidge Rd. CaU 322 8522. 322-1991. No. 1 Fire Station, Sanford. 9184 Park Dr. Sanford, h a . C D t-JT 1CDT-SS SO U TH W A R D Seminole Realty Seminole Realty Legal Notice FHA - VA HOMES FU R N IT U R E Budget Furn. Co. FHA - VA Stenstrom Realty 34. Article* For 8*1* 36. Automobn** - Track* Toy Fox Terrier puppy CYPRESS SIDING. Window* COIN LAUNDRY C o m p l e t e l y recondition Phone 322-5365. k doors. Cheap. See at ed Coin Business. Golden Palms Hotel. 322-2306 after Opportunity for right party, Boston Terrier, AKC Reg., 6. weeks old. 333-3517. SmaU down payment. Call Kcnmoro Elec, range. Like Orlando 435-5121. Boston Bull Terrier puppies new. Reasonable. Can be seen i t 1800 McllonvtUe. 16. Ffm alt Help Wanted AKC Reg. E. E. Walker. 806 E. 30th 8t. Ph. 332-6187 322-7223. ALIX OF SANFORD 425-5938 2. Notice* • Personals 15. riuftincM Opportunity 31A. Pets Seminole Realty Mercury. Good cond. New paint Job. $250. Ph. 322-0171. 1950 BUY1NO A NEW ar USED CART FINANCE IT WITH UB ♦ Low Interest Rate* ♦ Low Monthly Paymeats FLORIDA STATE BANK $ Bank $ Repossessions '53 Cadillac. *387 bal, 832 mo. *38 Olds.. $797 bal. $42 mo. '39 Rambler, $881 bal, $42 mow 'S3 Chevrolet $597 bal, |32 me. '33 Pontiac, $499 bal, 123 mo. '59 Ford. $314 hat, $37 me, '57 Ply., $492 bal, $38 me. '36 Chev., 1818 bal, 833 me. '38 Metro., 1319 bal, $34 no, '33 Mereury, 8487 bal, Iz l m<v '39 Hillman, 1687 bal, 834 me, *58 Rambler, 3(19 hal, *21 mo, •59 Ply., 8681 bal, $34 mo. National Get professional carpet dean ing results—rent Blue Lus REPOSSESSIONS. INC. tre Elec. Shampoocr. $1 per d*£. Carroll's Furn. iM l 8A N F0Rt) AVE. 35. Article* Wanted IU I Z OPEN E V E N IN G S Phona 323-4303 CASH for good rlean Used Furniture. Noll-Furay Furni 37. Boata - Motors lure, 901 W. First St., Ph. 322 6591. 18' Plywood cabin cruiser, M hp. Johnson, all eleetric, 36. Automobn** • Truck* and extras, Ph. 3234163. SACRIFICE. '57 Olds 96 For USED BOATS k motors. dor Sedan, A. T., n a il, P, GUNS. New k Used. Larg* S. Brakes A Seat. $<00. Ph selection. Will trade, alse 3224100. repair. Tackle sold k re­ 59 V. W. Microhm nr ‘62 paired. Osteen Bridge Fish Camp !■ Gun Shop. Chevrolet Plckup/Camper Both excellent. 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Ph. 822-0861 t �Seven Youths Face Judge As Families Look On In Distress Boys Questioned In School Entry ir moved the handkermother chief from near her mouth to Again the deer opened and her •jret. Eyea th at were ■even boys, dressed In typical m oist garb of schoolboys wore es­ The principal guru an sstlcorted by deputies to seats In mata of damages to tha win* the rear of tha room. They dowt, screens, value of the fidgeted. It was a first for tape recorder; other damages. Ha was asked by tha Judge most; others had been through It before but fat the seclusion to give a resume of each boy’s attitude in school. He excused • f the Judge's chambers. Jodge Miss walked to his himself, went to his seat and bench. He looked around, saw »«• v«*tsm aiit-u wiki assise the seating arrangements and teachers on the conduct of asked the boys to move Inside each student the gate to chairs directly In "As you know, two of the boys have not been In school front of him. Escorted by deputies, they for some time,” he said. They had previously been walked there quietly. The Judge scanned through sentenced to the Florida Indus­ papers before him than looked trial School for Boys, but were released In custody of np. STAN IIRUMLEY (right) direct* atudenta or the rinecrest Kiddie Kor"I am Vernon Mlse, Juvenile their parents pending trans ner on a tour of the Thriftwny Food Store a t 2-167 South Park, Sanford. court Judge for Seminole portatlon being available to the school.) The children were nhown how utuple goods, produce and meats were re­ County,” he started. "In Juvenile court wo try to Turning to the first boy, he ceived, stored and displayed. (Herald Photo) be informal. Yet It ia my duty •aid: under the law to keep two "He wouldn’t have been In Naming two boys, he said be "You are reel genuine bume. every Sunday if he gete an­ thoughts in mind when a Juv- trouble if he hadn't picked up was committing them to the anile comes before met I muat smoking. He had dona minor You led those othere with other chance." A mother walked forward but Florida Industrial School for decide, on evidence presented, things — tossing paper In you.” U the public welfare will be classes. Generally, thought he The Judge eeked one boy stayed behind the railing, lean­ Boys; that they would remain in jail until transportation ing against it for support: beat served by your being gave me no guff. He was cour­ how he got started. could be provided. "He has no father. Ha la teous to me. held in custody or by my re "We Just got together and dead. He was supposed to be Naming the other three he turning you to another chance The second boyi eomeono mentioned eklpplng camping out that night. 1 hope, stated “there will be no final "He was pretty much the school.” In normal life. "Each of you is presumed same. He was a little bitter, "Do you have any reason I ” Judge, you will straighten him disposition in your case today. out.” I hope you will reflect on it a Innocent until either proven but generally a gentleman. he asked another. She turned, groped through little more while you are In guilty or you admit the There was some question of "No.” detention. tears for her seat. his smoking.. , . ” charge. "Do you went to go to in­ "I am making no promises Tho Judge addressed the "You have been charged Third boyi dustrial echool?” hut you will remain in custody boys: with breaking and entering a "Again, he was pretty much "I don’t know.” "Two of you have already until Monday morning at 0 the same as the other two. public school building.” "You klde think you’re big As the Judge continued hie Once or twice he gave the shots, that other kids will look been committed. The othere o'clock when you will return opening statements, the boys teachers a little trouble. He up to you,” the Judge contin­ think you'll get a free ride the here. Your parents will be Shifted in their seats. The par* showed a little discourtesy, a ued. "School officials want to first time you get caught. here too.” Tho Judge was through. Then maybe on another time ants, seated in the darker part little disrespect. get rid of you.” Court had closed. He left the you’ll only get a talking to. af the room, listened intently. Fourth boy; The Judge seed if anyone "Maybe If I'm stricter on bench. "He has always been weak, wished to speak for the boys. Some wore stolid masks, oth­ One boy walked quickly to you, the others in school will ers g r a s p e d handkerchiefs, yet always a d m i t s being An attorney for one youth think a lot harder before they his parents and tried to speak. dabbed at the corner of their wrong. Ha has been in the of­ stood up. try to pull something liko this. The unrontrollrd sobbing of fice numerous times.” months. The youth’s mother stood "1 can’t understand how you Ilia mother made talk impos* "Some of you," the Judge Fifth boyi Juat a little stralghtcr. told the boys, "went inside the "His case Is more serious, "He le a follower,’’ said the can destroy property with no ■ible. He rejoined the othere end school; others sat outside. Yet more repetitious. He disturbs attorney. "He admits skipping reason w h a t a o a v a r . You was escorted under police wouldn’t break into your own other children and has lots of each of you is represented In school. He loses his tempsr. this case as having Joined minor Infractions such ns dis­ The boy’e father la away from home, would you? If it were guard hark to the JulL Other parents left. Newsmen in the action charged against turbing class, throwing rhnlk, home part of Uie time and the In retaliation, I might be able paper and pencils in class, boy wante to bo with him. Ills to understand It. But you hnd gathered their notes and left. you. The courtroom wae empty “Da you all admit being In­ greasing restroom door han­ father has asked for a trans­ no reason.” Ha paused and the parents except for one tiny portion ef dles, smoking, leaving his seat fer from his company ao hs volved T” he asked. Some cf the boys Just nod* in class. The primary cause, can be neater home should the grew more tense. The sobbing one eection of the aeata. There, nlonc, eat a mother, mother in one section was ded, some mumbled an almost we believe, is absenteeism.” court be lenient.” near collapse. And her hus­ comforted by her husband. The parents listened with inaudible "Yesalr.” Another man stood up aa a The boys hnd mixed emo- band, the hoy's father, trying The Judge called on a deputy intense interest; the mothers "friend of the family" of one tinna on their fares. One hid without surress to console her. sheriff who had been summon­ became more upset as the hour of the boya. Still they sat. his face in his hands, burying ed to the school alto soon af­ wore on. The fathers grew ”H!a father la a nut—a re­ This ease was closed. ter the damage was reported. more grim. The tears flowed ligious fanatic. He left hie a sickly smile. Another rubbed the aide of hit fare. Two But, theru^l be more. There Ha told of his findings—a harder, faster, family high and dry. window broken, a soft drink The Judge resumed his com "Tha boy haa been neglect­ others looked down. The real ulways has; apparently always will. machine smashed, the teach­ mental ed. Ha agrees to go Into watched the Judge. "Four of you,” he told the Scouting should he be releas­ ers' lounge entered, ransacked; tha cafeteria entered, money boys, "have been In court be­ ed.” M O V I N G ? taken | tha principal's office fore—very recently. One of A father atood up, walked entered, six transistor radios you for stealing a watch; an forward and In a voice that CALL taken from his desk, a tape re­ other for taking a golfcart barely stayed under control and racing it around school ■aid: corder stolen. Ha told of summoning an­ grounds. The other two have " I’m at a loss. I’ve searched other deputy. He told of three been previously committed to my soul through and through. boya admitting entering the the Florida Htato Industrial I can’t understand it. 1 have building while othere remained School for Boys. That still never been so ashamed in my MOVING AND S T O R A G E CO.. INC. outside. He told of recovering stands. life as I am standing here " I have bent over back­ now. He hasn’t had much roll, the transistors. FA 2-9511 The school principal was wards, let you go home till you glon. Maybe th at’s Uie reason. 5 0 4 C e l e y Ave. S a n f o i c i . F la . could go to the industrial I promise he will go to church called forward. The accused youths looked school. Then you go out and do at him with mixed emotions. it agsln. And you promised; Fear. Apprehension. A slight you went bark on your word. smile, even though on the "You don't care, do you,” he declared and tlie boya nodded. sickly aide. Indifference. Parents continued staring Directing hia attack a t the ahead, most In disbelief. One two, he eneppedi Continued From Page 1 * » ■ ■ » ■ » V I Winners Named In State Bank Celebration An estimated 300 persons visited the Florida State Bank Friday during an open house celebration m a r k i n g the bank's 23th anniversary. At tho close of the day, gifts were distributed to some of those who registered. The winners are: Color television set, Robert B. Noltc, 104 Naranja Jlnad, DcBary; ailver aervlce, Sam­ uel B. Parrish, 1801 W. Third St.; candlesticks, Alice M. Rushneck, 49 Madera Rd., DcBary; i-owl, Lucy R. Crotty, 2206 Palmetto Ave.; com­ pote, Beatrice J. Tyson, 226 Eldorado Dr., DeBary, and ailver vaie, Marian B. Braddock, Enterprise. Heavy rain during much of the day kept the total down, but bank officiali expressed satisfaction over the turnout. English Estates Sets Roundup By Jan e C a s s e lb e rry Pulitzer Prizes Awarded NEW YORK (U PI)—Twelve Pulitzer Prizei and a special citation in Journalism and letters were awarded Monday but for the first time since the prizes were established 47 years ago there was no award in threo major fields of art. Mcrriman Smith, White House reporter for United Pres* International, was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for national reporting for his coverage of the assassination of President Kennedy last Nov. 22. Smith, 31, haa cov­ ered the White House for UPI for 22 years—spanning five sented in tha fields of biogra. presidential administrations— phy, history and general nonand in tenure la the senior fiction. member of the presidential presa corps. Omitted in the Pulitzer a- For A Beautiful Laws — SCOTTS wards presented Monday by the trustees of Columbia Uni­ "Bonus" — Weeda Aa It versity were prizes in the Feeds fields of fiction, dram a and "Kwit" — For Death To music. Chinch Buga The Pulitzer advisory board, "Satisfaction Or Money which makes recommenda­ Back Guarantee” tions on candidates to the Col­ Grapeville Nursery umbia trustees, reported that 2221 Grapeville Ave. the jurors in the three arts 322-0886 fields did not submit a single "Seotla Dealer” nomination. Awards were pre­ Chappell To Be Law Day Speaker In recognition of Law Day, Rep. William V. Chappell of Marlon County will speak at the Kiwnnis Club luncheon this Wednesday at the Civic ELECT C enter. Karlyle He will discuss the pending Civil Rights Bill now before the Congress. All members of the Seminole County Bar As­ sociation have been invited to attend. The speaker will be introduced by Sen. Mock N. Cleveland Jr. Preschool roundup for Eng­ lish E s t a t e s Elementary WE'Itt FEATURING THE Kodak School la scheduled for Thurs­ day, May 14, from I until 11 a. m. Principal Morris Ruby requests that all parents In the Tsnglcwood, E n g l i s h Eststes, Prairie Lake and Lakewood Shores areas, with children starting first grade this fall, register a t this time. It will be necessary to bring your child and hia birth certi­ ficate or other proof of birth. A county health nurse will CAMERA SHOP be present to consult with 210 S. PARK AVE. parents. Housholder World’s Fair PictureJaking Wieboldt's County Judge TODAY He Has Served You Aa County Prosecuting Attorney For The Past 11 Years. 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Established 1908 WED., MAY 6. 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 184 VOL. 56 United Presa Leased W:re • • • One political barker was sipping coffee election morn­ ing a t a local drug store. He was reminded that he could probably electioneer better if he were nearer the polls. To which the politician replied: “Yeah, but I’m afraid we'll get more voters than there are people registered." • • • Instead of “ gavels at 20 no hour was specified. village upon two occasions. Sanford and Seminole Coun­ paces," North Orlando Mayor Checks referred to in the She and all mcndiera of the ty residents ran be proud of Irene Van Kepoel Tuesday churgca totaled some $70 with council, except Arthur Rhodes night was challenged by for­ $00.13 going for painting and who was not present, assured the way they turned out to cast their ballots. The pollmer Mayor W. W. Anderson minor repaint on the police car that they could make no posi­ with a petition, aigned by and the remainder for hiring tive identification. visiting started early and maintained a steady, sturdy some 30 resident*, rutting for n dump truck to haul fill for It was pertaining to this pace throughout the day. To h e r removal from o f f i c e along tho l.itttu L e a g u e h all dia­ matter earlier in the week that those who voted: thanks. To with that of Councilman Ar­ mond. Mrs. Van Eepoel, apparently those who didn't: you should­ thur Ferrin, the appointed Prior to presentation of tho unaware of impending removal n't, but you will, gripe. council franchise, finance and petition. Mrs. Van Kepoel was artion and expecting only to • • • budget commissioner. charged by Anderson to ident­ bo questioned on “Tho In­ J. C. HUTCHISON JOHN FITZPATRICK The windy weather of the Charges nguinst both, as ify the author, or authors, of former,” jokingly said that sho past few days continues to quoted from the petition, arc “The Informer," an anony­ would meet any challenge show ilamagc in a number of “gross abuse of office by your mous publication which has from the former mayor with places. The latest is the Amer­ dual complicity in misappro­ been circulated throughout the “gavels nt 20 pares." ican flag flying atop City priation of public funda by Hall. It has about an 18-lnrh causing your signatures tu be­ alit running parallel with the come affixed on two checks stripes. against municipal funds com­ • • • pletely unlieknown to the gov­ MARY E. WALKER W. I- SWOFFORD 8. J. DAVIS Jll. Former naval personnel dis­ erning body whose authority it charged within the past four is to issue such documents, years and who arc in one of and that in so doing, you did the present “open rate*" may improperly obligate the city, MIAMI (UPI) — llsydon Latest returns front 2,255 re-enlist in the same paygrade and you jointly did far exceed they held when they were dis­ authority granted you in the Burns of Jacksonville and of the state's 2,297 precincts charged. The Navy recruiter Seminole County turned out choose party candidates in E. McCanna, 6,778 to 3.560. charter, therefore violating Robert King High of Miami, gsvo Burn* 301,385 votes; will be a t the Sanford USO that which each of you took n big city mayors with oppos­ Dickinson 178,461; High 208,- in record numbers Tuesday, the first primaries. She will b* opposed in Nov­ well above tiic predictions, to Tho record vote unofficially Tuesdays from 11 a. m. and solemn oath to protect and de­ ing civil rights views, began ember by RcpubUcan Guy 508; Fred Karl of Daytona a Democratic runoff battle totaled 12,225, well above the 1:30 p. m. for details. fend." Allen, former acting postmast­ • • • Beach 85,569; Scott Kelly of for the governor’* chair today, previous high of 11,264 in 1956. Mayor Van Ecpocl said to­ Percentage wise, the total waa er of Sanford. Parents who live in the day she U preparing a state­ victors in a first primary that Lakeland 191,232, and John Swofford, now mayor of was a major upset fur High G 6 per cent, well above the Mathews Jr., of Jacksonville Monroe - Wilson School area ment in response to charges predicted 55 per cent but less Altamonte Springs ami a Burns, making his second 132,005. and have a child entering th* filed Tuesday evening and than the previous high of 86 former county commissionerED YARBOROUGH HARRY CUSHINC. first grade for the school year will have it ready (or publi­ race for govenor, sailed eas­ Among the three Republican per cent in 1956. Present re­ won handily over his two op­ ily into the May 26 runoff as candidates, State Rep. Charles 1004-05 are urged to observe cation Thursday. gistration of qualified voters ponents for the Democratic The petition demanded "joint top man nightlong in tho bat­ Holley of St. Petersburg won the following: Register the nomination for county com­ is 18.450. tle among six democrats. without a runoff, scoring a abrogation from this body pol­ child a t the Monroe School ofThree Democrat* won nomi­ missioner from District 3, tho In winning second place, majority victory over Ken itic, said removal to be at the flee between 10 a. m. and 2 seat being vacated by Jam ca earliest m o m e n t consistent High scored a stunning upset Folks of Orlando and II. B. p. m. during the week of May Unofficial tabulation of nations with subsequent auto­ matic election In November, P. Avery J r. Swofford tallied with a fair and just time to in a race lie was supposed to Foster of Fort Myers. 18-22. They should have a Seminole County'a primary In Florida, however, the election Tuesday discloses barring unforeseen write-in 4,809 votes as against Ford defend yourselves from these lose to the legislative veter­ birth certificate showing th* candidates. Those wore Kar- Cavanaugh's 3,226 and Ucorgo ans from Tallahassee.The democratic nomination as­ allegutlons. We also demand child will be aix years of age that 12,255 electors cast bal thi’t 'h*> .»• :u*od shall be <f biggest '••‘••r •*..* Fred O. sures election in statewide lots. Folkiwing Is a summary lyle Ilousholder for county Uobbow'a 1,120, Swofford will before Dec. 31 of this year. Tuesday's Initial piimary 2,032 votes to fare Geneial nied the right of vote on their 1 icklnson of West Palm race*. judge, Kenneth W. McIntosh fare Republican E. Pope Bas­ They also should secure a of the county vote. (*> indi­ Burns said in his victory cates second or run-off pri for prosecuting attorney and sett in November. health record form from the vote resulted in two run-offs Hutchison Muy 2>i. A. C. own conduct. Wa agree to ac­ Beach, the biggest spender of The w ater control and conR. T. Milwee for superintend school at the time of registra- for county commission pods in Smith Jr. counted 1,090 votes cept your resignations in lieu the campaign aud the candi­ statement he needed the help mary on May 20. servation bill was defeated, the May 26 second primary, and Hal Colbert tallied 804 ent of public instruction. date who said last week that of candidates wiki lost to of this action.” lion. U. 8. Senator with the winner automatically Ilousholder, presently prose­ 2,530 to 2,196. Fitzpatrick seeking his sec­ • • • Public hearing and trial for if his organization couldn't keep him in front in the Holland 7,078 A second prim ary on May cuting attorney, tallied 6,774 The Clock hears some p er elected in the Novembei gen­ ond four-year term as commis­ Mrs. Van Eepoel and Ferrin win, “ we ought to re-write thrcc-werk campaign against Odham 2,901 votes to llarlan Turk's 2,856. 26 will Include a run-off be­ eral election. the books.” sioner of District 5, topped wua set by (he council for the diminutive High. sons were challenged and turn­ Governor McIntosh downed Thomas A tween Majorie C. Shepard Incumbents J . C. Hutchison four opponents but failed to June 2, date of the next reg ed away from tho polls when Burns (•) 2.607 Speer 6,185 to 3,805. Milwee and Troy Ray for tax collect­ and John M. Fitzpatrick will win a majority. He received ulnr council meeting, although they tried to vote in Tuesday's Kelly 2,251 racked up 5,584 votes against or, Incumbent J . C. Hutchi­ primaries. True. The primaries luce Edward Yarborough and 3,011 votes, as against Cush Mathews 2,018 son and Edward Yarborough Jim Pigotl'a 4,670. ing’s 1,544. There is a possi Harry F. Cushing, respective­ were for Democratic and Re­ Dickinson 1,611 Strangely, three top Demo­ for county commissioner from billty here that J. O. Gregory publican candidates. T h o s e ly, in the run-off primary. High (*J 1.325 cratic vole-getters in Semin­ District 1, incumbent John General Hutchison, seeking may supersede Cushing since who were turned awuy had Karl 1086 ole County, along with a M. Fitzpatrick and Harry F. registered “N I"’ or no party. his second four-year term us he trailed the latter by only 23 Folks (It) 388 Commission candidate, have Cushing for county commis­ commissioner of District 1, votea. The absentee ballot • * • Holley (K) 371 Republican opposition In the sioner, District 5; Incumbent Th* Sanford Lions Club will tailed 3,882 votes hut failed to count today may place Greg Foster (It) 213 general election in November. R. E. Carroll and Charlia win a majority over his three ory in second position. AUy. Grn. hold its installation party Top vote-getters were Sen. Thomas for constable, District Other tallies in this race: Kynes 5.515 Spcssnrd Holland, Rep. S. J. 4; incumbent Linton L, Cox June 10 at 7 p. m. at the Capri opponents. Yarborough, a young new­ George W. Bell, 1,430, and Seminole County Democrats Faireloth 3,873 Davis Jr. and Mary Earle and A! Davis for justice of Restaurant. The sociul hour Joined the entire state Tues­ P. IJ. Com. starts then and dinner and the comer to politics, racked up Huth II. Gallagher, 1,286. Walker, oil seeking codec- the peace, District 6, and in­ day in voicing their No. 1 Mason 5,675 tion. These three and W. Law. cumbent Grady Unit and installation will follow. • e • choice for governor aa HayBrewer 2,136 ronce Swofford have GOP Charles Fagan for constable. don Burns, mayor of Jackson Stale Hop. Professional nursing licens­ District 6. opposition In tiie fall. villr. Davis 6,536 ing examinations will be given Official tally of Tuesday's Holland tall leal 7,078 votes County Republicans picked Petree 2,799 in Seminolo against Brailey primary elections was open­ Aug. 18 and 10 a t the Semin­ Ken Folks, of Orlando, ns Tax Collcrtor ole Hotel, Jacksonville, accord­ ed at 10 a. m. this morning (killam’* 2,901 and will their guliernatoriul choice. Shepard (•) 3.noo faced in November by Re- by the Canvass Board, com­ ing to the Florida State Board Following Is the Democratic Bay (•) 2,490 puhliran Claude R. Kirk Jr., prised of Registrar Camilla of Nursing. Applications must vote in Seminole County fur Avery 1,620 of Jacksonville. be filed not later than July 21, Bruce, Judgo Vernon Mins state offices: Wright 1,502 a letter from the board tells Davis easily downed Robert and County Commissioner Sk>an 1,373 G. Petree, 0,536 to 2,799. He John Alexander, representing Fur U. S. senator—Incumb­ us. • • • Ellerbc 561 will he opposed In Novemlrcr Avery, commission chairman. ent Spessurd L. Holland, 7,078, Tax Assessor and Brailey Odhnm, 2.901. Archie Doye Cannon of Sem­ by Republican Robert Hoo­ Mrs. B~uce said the official Walker 6.778 ver. For governor—Burns, 2,607; inole High School is one of the tally would run well into the McCanns 3,560 Scott Kelly, 2,261; John E. high school teachers from 15 Mrs. Walker, seeking her afternoon and would lncludo County Judge Mathews, 2,049; Fred Dickin­ states to receive a grant to third term as tax assessor, 340 absentee ballots not count­ Ilousholder 6,774 carried all 23 precincts to ed in Tuesday nighl'a unoffi­ son, 1,611; Robert King High, attend the fourth Mathematics Tuck 2.850 run roughshod over Richard cial tally. 1,325, and Frederick II. Karl, Institute at Stetson University Pros. Atty 1,086. this summer. Sixty-four teach­ McIntosh 6.185 For attorney general—In­ ers were selected from a total IIAYDON BURN'S Speer 3-805 cumbent James W. Kynes, 6,of 450 applications from all School Supt. 545, and Karl Fnircloth, 3,873 over the nation. Milwec 5.584 • • • For Florida public utilities TROY RAY MARJORIE SHEPARD Plgott 4.670 commissioner—Edwin L. Ma O p e r a t o r s of downtown Co. Com. I son, 6,675, and Phillip S. stores had their chores Tues­ Hutchison C) 3.882 Brewer, 2,436. day morning when they a r­ Yarborough (•) 2.932 County Republicans voted rived fur business. Sometime Smith 1.690 for these governor candidates; during the dark of night some­ Colbert 804 Folks, 388; Charles It. Hot one had stuck, and we mean Co. Cora. 3 Ivy, 371, and 11. B. Foster, 213. m m .r e CHILDREN stuck, small signs boosting the Swofford 4.809 12 OR UNDER merits of one of th* candi­ Cavanaugh 3,226 Mrs. Marjorie C. Shepard Ray will fac* each other three date*. The stickers were ex­ weeks hence. Bobrow 1,120 and Troy Ray will oppose each tremely hard to get off and Following is Tuesday's vote Co. Com. 5 the person whose name ap­ other in the May 26 run-off for county tax collector: Fitzpatrick (•) 3.011 peared on them denied any primary for tha Democratic The Seminole County unit Cushing (*) 1,544 Mrs. Shrpard, 3,000; Ray, nomination for county tax col­ Menu Includes: knowledge of the project. Gregory 1,521 lector and subsequent auto­ 2.499; Avery, 1,020; Roy It. of the Central Florida Tuber­ Cole Slaw Bell 1,430 Wright Jr., 1,602; Rudy L. culosis and Respiratory Dis­ matic election in November. French Fries ease Association announced Gallagher 1,285 Mrs. Shepard topped the Sloan, 1,373, and W. B. Kllcrbe, that the Christmas Seal mo­ Baked Beans Constable, 4 604. NEW YORK (UP1) — May­ field of aix candidates Tuesday bile unit will be at Winn-Dixie Carroll (•) 2.182 Grits for th* position now held by In Longwood from 1 until 4 or Robert F. Wagner aald to­ Thomas (•) 1,211 Hush Puppiea day he had no objection to her auperior, retiring John p. m. today and at the GreenLee 1,014 Galloway. Ray wai a little Relish Tray leaf Cafe on Sipes Avenue In running for vice president Baggcrly 863 TAMPA (UPI) - A car Mklway from 6 until 8 tonight. Coffee Or Tea provided President Johnson more than 600 vote* behind Scott 662 Mr*. Shepard, Ray presently is crashed into the side of a Thursday the unit will be at wanted him to. J. P. ■ a deputy in the clerk of court* slow-moving freight train her* the County Jail In Sanford Cox (•) 701 offic*. Monday night, killing a baby from 11 a. m. until 1 p. m. Operated Davis (♦) 578 Jame* P. Avery Jr., vacat­ and seriously injuring her mo­ and at the Lake Mary Post York 377 MIAMI (UPI) — Florida’s ing his county commission ther. Office from 3 until • p. m. Morris 347 two Democratic congressmen chairmanship to run in this Dead waa Sheila Louise NesThe unit will be located Constable 6 who drew opposition— Reps. rac*. placed third. bit, three months old. Her at the Seminole Plaza in Hall (•) 917 Rinre Mrs. Shepard did not mother, Sharon Neiblt, 21, Casselberry Friday from 2 Sam Gibbons of Tampa and Fagan (*) 830 Claude Pepper of Miami—won g a m e r 6fl |* r c e n t p lus one of was in serious condition at uotil S p. in. and from 0 until Young 511 haodily in Tuesday’s primary. tii* tulal veto cast, she and a hospital. • p. m. llcek 127 { North Orlando's New Lady Mayor Faces Ouster Trial Burns, High Get Set For Runoff Vote Tops Predictions Tabulation Of Voting In Seminole 2 County Commission Runoff Races May 26 How Seminole Voted In State Races FRIDAY N IG H T SPECIAL! FISH Shepard, Ray To Vie In Runoff A L L YOU C A N E A T — Mobile Unit In Midway Tonight Wagner Willing Baby Killed Pepper Wins \ FRY ADULTS $ |3 5 $100 � 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 05, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 05, 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 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/75925ff2c35cfefc94efebb61b303594.pdf 84c2a615e1438f0b3e58980270406083 PDF Text Text I O 0* Pairs 6-A— April 8, 1964 m Lyman Students Participate In Voting Poll I ; « I t 1 By J i m Casselberry With all the polltdal atrawa the wind theae daya It la only natural that the atudenta at Lyman Rich School wanted to express their own Prealdentlal preference In a national stud ent poll being conducted by •Our Time*,” a national etud* ant publication. Participating w e r e t h e American Hlatory, World Ilia* tory, and Problema In Ameri can Decomracy claaaea o f Ralph Brewer and Ken Camp* bell. Keaulta were aa follow*: On the Democratic aide Prealdent Lyndon B. Johnaon draw the hlgheat Individual a u p p o r t and Governor George Wallace received three votea. High man on the Hat of Reputillcano wne Ambaaaador Henry C a b o t Lodge with 111 votea. Other* Hated on tha ballot were Rich ard M. Nixon, 0.1; Senator Barry Goldwater, 3.1; Govern or Nelaon Rockefeller, eight; Governor William Scranton, four; Governor George Rom ney, three; Senator Margaret Chaae Smith, three and Har­ old Staaaen, no votea. Write-In* Included Attorney General Robert Kennedy who received five votea; former Prealdent Dwight EUenhower, two votea; Mr*. Jackie Hennedy, Jamea Hoff* and Martin Luther King, one vote each. The atudenta were allowed to vote for only one candidate and the namee were not Hated by party. Although Johnaon received the hlgheat vote, it la intereating to note that the combined vote for the GOP outnumbered the Democratic vote. M Member of the Sanford Jun­ ior High School “ Uravettei" will compete April 1> In a district majorette context •ponaored by the Florida Bandmaatera Aaaociatkm at Merritt laland. Tho "Bravettea" captured third place in a recent atate context of the U. S. Twirling Axaoclation at Orlando. In thl* context, medal* were won by Bonnie Boyd, Dixie llolmcr* Mary Pat Bertrang, Mary Jane Burn*, Frances Dangle man, Jean Huff, Donna lie* wiechln, Sharon Ganaa, Fran cea Cammack, Brenda Brown and Robin Fordham. Peter Bukur wax elected president of tho Council of Twirling Teachers of the U.S association. S Marine Corporal Howard H. Benton, aon of Mra. Addle E. Hawkins of 102 Oakland Ave., Sanford, received hi* certlfl cate upon completion of the Marine Corps Institute cor respondence course, "The Ma rlna Noncommissioned Offic­ e r ", in ceremonies held re­ cently. He la assigned security dut­ ies as Corporal of the Guard at Marine Barracks at the Sanford Naval Air Station. Before entering the Marines in April 1900, Corporal lien ton attended the Lyman High School at Longwood. By Mra. Adam Muller The DeBary Chapter of the Auxiliary to World War 1 Barracks 1197 recently spon­ sored a Dessert Card Parly In the Community Center with M tables in play. Serving aa auxUiary chair­ man for the event was Mrs. William Denning while Com­ mander WiUlam Brlea and Michael Donlon represented the Barracks. Door prlxaa went to Mr. and Mra. Herbert Vitt, Mra X. Steere, Mrs. A. Van Dusen, Mr. and Mrs. W. Newmann, Mrs. M. Mahon, Mrs. F. MU denbergar, Mr. and M-a. Irv ing Jacob*, Mrs. M. Ebeach Mrs. M. McManus, Barry An­ derson, Mrs. M. Donlon, Mra. Z . Reilly, Garry Braverman, Mrs. M. Holmes, Earl Anddrew*, Mrs. Julia Alien, Mrs. W. Joyce, Mrs. W. 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Benton m A‘ \ Bangaet (rend Asserted 'Braveftes' To Enter Contest o �I $50,000 Sanford Canal Loan Being Completed Donations Of Right-Of-Way Assured Rail Strike Threatens eio c^ Snbln Ornl Sunday Data: Who should take part? Everyono who has not completed the full vaccine aerlei. O ffi­ cials stress that if you are “ in doubt, turn out.” When? This Sunday from noon to 6 p. m. Where? Florida State Dank, Movleland Drive-In Theater, Crooms A c a d e m y , Geneva School, A ft P Shopping Cent­ er, Stubbs Pharmacy, Midway School, Winn-Dixie, Highway 17-02 and 434, Lake Monroe School, Jai-Alai Fronton, Lake Mary School and City Hall, Oviedo. Cost? Nothin?. Unless you feel you cun donate 60 cents to defray the cost o f the pro­ ject. W hy? Peace of mind, knowin? you are immune to polio viruses should they strike in Seminole County. • • • WASHINGTON (U PI) The railroads announced to­ day an embargo on all freight traffic as of a min­ ute past midnight as the government sought feverish­ ly to avert a nationwide rail strike at that time. In anticipation of the strike, most railroads oper­ ating In the United States announced they would not accept freight of any kind for loading, transportation, interchange or reconsignment effective at 12:01 a.m. Friday. • • • WASHINGTON (U PI) — The Johnson administration opplied round-the-clock press­ ure on union and management officials today to avert a ★ ★ ★ Nation Braces For Tieuplf Strike Conies “ The Clock" hears that a 6,000-man payroll may be added to Seminole County's economy CHICAGO (U P I)—The na­ in the very ncur future. Big tion braced today for a crip­ deal said to be "cooking' for pling rail strike that could a new industry here. paralyze countless industries, • • • clog highways with commu­ Deport o f the Presbyterian ters nnd put a serious dent in Church in the United States the country’s economy. for 1903 shows that 2D new Housewives would feel the congregations were organised pinch in family pocketbook* in the Southeastern states. Of und growers o f perishable this number, two, or 14.6 per food would suffer irreparable cent .were formed inSeminole losses. County. These are the Church The threatened strike was of the Covenant, in Sanford, set for 12:01 a.m. (local time) and St. Andrews Presbyterian Friday. Church, Dear Lake. The day-old srlke of the • e • Illinois C e n t r a l Railroad, Figure out this one: Tele­ which precipitated the latest phone rang in The Herald of­ crisis in a long-simmering fice. A pleasant Voice said: dispute over werk rules This is Miss Joy with the I’ e* changes, already posed tre­ riodical Company in Jackson­ mendous problems. ville, Florida, If you can an­ A nationwide w a l k o u t swer one question for me I would pose mure. may have a very pleasant sur­ Service to more than 2,000 prise for you.” It. E. Porter communities in the Midwest replied, "A lright.” And Miss and South was cut o ff by the Joy hung up her phone. Illinois Central walkout. • • • The sudden strike sent Mack Cleveland Jr. Is hob­ thousands of c o m m u t e r s bling around town .watching flocking to buses, car pools where he stops. The Seminole and taxi cabs in Chicago. County senator has a good, Freight shipments were tied painful reason. Gout. up throughout the line’s oper­ • • • ation in 4 states from the It’s being market-tested now Great Lakes to the Gulf and powdered grapefruit Juice Coast. may soon become a new prod­ Louisiana strawberry grow­ uct on the market. Developed ers and the nstlons’ banana by scientists of the U. S. D. A. Agricultural Research Service industry would be particu and others, the new powder Iarty affected by a prolonged strike. dissolves in cold water to Several large manufartur make a nutritious grapefruit juice with a remarkable fresh ing plants in Memphis, Tenn., already have been hard hit flavor. by the I-C strike. • e • Meat packing planta and Reminds us of the dehydrat­ ed water some wag tells about. other food processora would It comes in a paper cup. When have to rely on trucks for all you want a drink, all you have their shipping operations — and there probably will not to do is add wuter. be enough trucks to go • • • A financial boost has been around. A strike of even a few days given cities and towns in Sem­ inole County as they share in duration would result in mas­ the (2,973,932.53 allotment of sive layoffs and shutdowns. the Slate Deverage Depart­ The auto industry, which em­ ment's cignret tax collections ploys a half million persons, for Februury. The division, ac­ would be among those seri­ cording to the director, Rich­ ously affected. The steel in­ railroad companies ard It. Keating, gives Alta­ dustry, monte Springs, (1,710.73; Cas­ and aluminum producers also selberry, (5,076.72; Longwood, would In- hard hit. (2,307.72; North O r l a n d o , (1G0.G1; Oviedo, (080.02; San­ ford, (14,040.37. • • • Remember about this time last year when North Orlando had a police department and no gun? . . . now they have the gun but no police depart­ ment. Resignation of Chief Andy Ferrin was turned in last week and requests at Tuesday night’s council meet­ ing for a volunteer to take the job met with no response, not even a suggestion. • • • Incidentally, y o u r c l o c k winder (who became a “ clock watcher” before the long meeting adjourned )would like to note at this time that May­ or Irene Van Kepoel scored a commendable performance at a difficult meeting, first time presiding. A number of con­ troversial issues, in addition to the many annual assign­ ments, were on the agenda and the overflow audience showed no hesitancy in join­ ing in the discussion nt every turn. 12 Tagged Fish Taken From Lake Golden Twelve tagged fish have been taken by 10 anglers from Lake Golden In the (500,000 Schlits fishing derby, it was learned today. Orlando distributor for the brewery has submitted the tag numbers to Milwaukee for confirmation o f the cash val­ uation o f the tags. One fish In Lake Golden reportedly is carrying a (10,000 U g. Chief Jean K. Benson, San­ ford Naval Air Station, has hooked three of the prise fish. Others are Lois II. Ries, 417 Beth Drive; Donald Faulkner, 2434 Cedar- Avenue; Emory E. Atwell, 434 Maniin Ave­ nue; Warren H. Donat, Lungwood, and George Osborne, Chief M. 0. Kyser, David II. Hall, Charles M. Ward and Ronald E. Poison, all o f SNAS. Hall’s catch was a bluegill; all others were bass. -KL i threatened nationwide rail strike at one minute alter midnight. Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtx, warning that a lieup of America’s rail t r a n s p o r t would disrupt the U. S. econ­ omy, said the public interest demanded an immediate set­ tlement of the dispute. He presided at the hourslong emergency mediation session at the Labor Depart­ ment which finally broke up with "n o progress” reported at 3 a. 19. EST today. Wirtx scheduled another meeting to begin seven hours later at 10 a. m. Zero hour for the threat­ ened strike Is 12:01 a. m. (local time) Friday. The labor secretary said a major complication during the two top union leaders—Char­ les Luna, president of the Brotherhood of R a i l r o a d Trainmen, who was reported to be In Canada, and II. E. Gil­ bert, president of the Bro­ therhood of Locomotive Fire­ men and Engincmcn. The sec­ retary said he expected both men at the 10 a. m. meeting. Wirtx said after the eorly morning session that there were no plans at present to bring the President directly Into the dispute. President Johnson, facing his most serious labor crisis since he took office Nov. 22, arranged to keep In touch with Wirtx on developments in the peacemaking efforts. The nation's railroads were poised to impose new work rules even though 200,000 members of five train operat­ ing unions have vowed to walk off their Jobs the minute the changes take effect. The railroads took the step to combat what their spokes­ man termed "guerrilla war­ fare” after four of the unions struck the Illinois Central Railroad in a surprise, pre­ dawn manepver Wedn<;adAV that touched off the latest crisis in the complex conflict that began In 1959. Johnson directed Wirtx to call the railroad and union spokesmen into conference Wednesday night to head off a paralyzing walkout. In a precedent • breaking move, the government also called these top railroad ex­ ecutives into emergency talks: Stuart Saunders, Pennsy­ lvania Railroad; Ben Heineman, Chicago & North West­ ern Railway; Wayne John­ ston, Illinois Central; E. S. Marsh, Santa Fe Lines; Al­ fred Perlman, New York Cen­ tral; W. T. Rice, Atlantic Coast Lines; Walter Touhy Chesapeake A Ohio, and Wil­ liam White, Erle-Lackawanns. Informed sources said the administration peacemakers were concentrating primarily on agreement on a procedure for resolving the tangled work rules Issues. MacArthur Now Lies In Capitol WASHINGTON (U PI) The body of General of Hie Army Douglas MacArthur lay in state today beneath the great dome of the Capitol, symbol of the nation he serv­ ed for most of his long life. His simple grey s t e e l casket—standard Army issue —retted in the Capitol notunda on the black cstaflaque that a century ago bore Die body of Abraham Lincoln and less than five months ago that o f John F. Kennedy. The remains of the ((-yearold hero were brought to Washington Wednesday on the second stage of the journey to his final resting place.The body will be flown to Nor­ folk, Vs., later today, where it will lie in state until burial Saturday in the MacArthur memorial—a 114 • year • old former city courthouse. The casket, due to arrive at Norfolk at 3:30 p.m., was to be borne by horse-drawn caisson through the streets of the Virginia city—birthplace of his mother and her long time home—to the memorial. The body will lie in state in the memorial until shortly be­ fore funeral services at St. Paul's Episcopal Church at 11 a. m. Saturday. - ,"V ’ 1 m ■ •* * " *•». J\ . t \ ' 1 ' •: , .i— -• RIGHT • OF • WAY o f the proposed multi-million dollar St. Johns-Indiun River Canal between Sanford nnd Oak Hill ia depicted. The 24-mile man-made waterway will open the St. Jolinn River to throtiRh water traffic. The canal will com­ \ ' V \ M .-V ;' r i' ' \ \V * \ \ *i|| A // mence at Lake Monroe, follow the St. Jolinn throiiRh Osteen ilridge to a point near Lemon Hltiff, cut overland north o f Oaceola Airport, cross the t. Johns and continue in a nearstraight line to the Indian River nt Oak Hill. ( U lr r ^ a n f n r i i i b r a l i i > Zip Code 22771 > WEATHER: Partly loudy through Friday with showers likely today; hiph todny in 70s; cooler tonight— in ROs. VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established 11)08 THUR sT, APRIL 0, 1004 Polio Can Be Wiped J1QWA... Out, Physician Says Wallace Home The American public holds in Its hands the chance to wipe out polio once ami for all. Dr. Kenneth E. Pierce em­ phasized tills noon at the Sanford-Seminole Jaycee luncheon in the Civic Center. Tlie chance Is contained in two doses of Sabin vaccine and the first dose will be ad ministered this Sunday in the ------------------------- *-------4 — Gen. MacArthur Korean War Charge Bared NEW YORK (U P I)— General of the Army Douglas MacArthur may have be­ queathed the Western world one of its greatest security scandals by charging that Britain betrayed the Allied war effort ill Korea to the Communists. MacArthur said the British gave his war plans to the Chinese enemy ami were abet­ ted In so doing by "fools" and "Anglo-8axon-Philea” in Washington. His accusations were made in separate 1954 Interviews with two Ameri­ can reporters — Jim Lucas of Scripps Howard newspapers and Bob Considlne o f llvarat Headline Service. They were kept secret until Wednesday. The general also was quot­ ed as saying he could have won the war In Korea in It) days by dropping 30 to 50 atomic bombs on Communist Chinese forces and using hun­ dreds o f thousands o f Nation­ alist Chinese troops to spring a strategic mouse • trap on the milliomiisn Communist force. MacArthur also advocutcd denying the Communists re­ supply and preventing anoth­ er invasion of Korea "fo r at least 00 yrara" by sowing a massive robalt radiation licit scrota the Asian Peninsula. He said Washington vetoed the plsns under British op­ position. The British Foreign Office declined comment on MacArthur's sweeping indictment, but the British Embassy in Washington Immediately de­ nied any betrayal in Korea by ita government. "W e had commonwealth forces In Korea at the time ao obviously we had no in­ terest whatever In leaking American plans to the Chin­ ese,” an embassy spokesman said. Report Deluyed JACKSONVILLE (U PI) — A logjam o f paperwork has delayed a biracial group's re­ port on publle feeling shout ths civil rights problem hers. MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) Jayrt-c-sponsorcd Sabin Oral —Gov. \leorge C. Wallace flew Sunday. homo from his first presi­ I)r. Pierce said the objective dential primary Wednesday of Hie SOS program is to \night to lie greeted by a "kill paralytic polio in the brass hand and more than community.” The Salk vac­ 3,000 cheering supporters. cine was never able to do this, tlx* speaker said, but Sabin will "if we have maxi­ ' WASHINGTON (D PI) mum community participa­ Gen. Curtis K. LeMay will tion." |remain as Air Force chief of o advantages uf the Sabin I staif until he reaches retireTho !.'.« is th**' o te i.if. ui/j -ment age on Feb. 1, 1965. He vaccl.'.e Hi'1* it pie> carrier stage, meaning that* has held the job since July 1, persons can, and have carried 1901. the virus, although they were immune. They could give it to others, Dr. Pierce said. SAIGON, South Viet Nam For this reason, he added, (U PI) — Communist guerril­ it is important that older las overran a South Vietna­ persons (carriers) lake part mese training center only 15 in the SOS program even miles from the capital Wed­ though they will not be per­ nesday, leaving 26 government sonally adlicted by the dis­ soldiers dead and 37 missing, ease. it was announced today. Sabin vaccine, he said, is "in competition with the or­ dinary virus in the body and MIAMI (UPI) - Hep. Earl will remove it from the body; Faircloth asked Gov. Farris will kill It.” Bryant again Wednesday to Dr. I’elrce itressed that the demand (hat Atty. Gen. James Sabin vaccine is totally safe. Kynes l*»ue a detailed report "Tho only way a persons will of his uses of state plane know hr has taken it Is when since announcing hr will seek he tastes the sweetness of the a new term. cube of sugar.” The vaccine is given In the sugar rube or In distilled wa­ WASHINGTON (U P I) ter for diabetics. Senate Republican Leader The "feeding stations" few Everett M. Dirkscn’s propos­ this Sunday’ s project have als lo modify the fair em­ been set up in convenient ployment section of the civil places throughout liie county rights bill ran into a liberal These are located at the fol­ GOP challenge today in ad­ lowing: vance ef a parly conference Florida Stale Bank, Movieland Drive-In Theater, Crooms on them. Academy, Geneva School, A & P Shopping Center, Stubbs NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) Pharmacy, Midway School, Winn-Dixie, Highway 17-92 and — Henry (Buster) Hell, vice I3t, 1-akc Monroe School, Jal president of the International Association Aalai Fronton, Lake Mary Ixmgshoremon's School and City Hall in (1LA), Wednesday night be­ came tiie sixth man to he Oviedo. convicted on charges of tam­ pering with a jury that was to try Teamsters Union Pres­ ident James lloffa. LeMay Stays Reds Kill 26 Report Asked Ev Challenged 6th Conviction Bunche Tries To Avert War NICOSIA, Cyprus (U PI) — Top United Nations trouble­ shooter Ralph J. Bunche step­ ped into the Cyprus crisis to­ day in an effort lo avert a clash between the Greek Cyp­ riot government and Turkey. Ilunclie arranged a meeting this morning with President Makarius, leader of the Greek Cypriot community, to be fol­ lowed by talks with Vice President Fazil Kuchuk, head of the rival Turkish Cypriota. Sanford Man's Brother Killed Vance Davis, brother of Johnny Davis of Sanford, was accidentally electrocuted Wed­ nesday while serving as an electrical engineer on a con­ struction job in Morton, Miss. Funeral services are sche­ duled to be held In Morton s i to t. m. Frida/, Can’t Believe It LONDON— Earl Shinwcll, defense minister of Britain at the time of the Korean War, replying to reported charges of Gen. Douglas MacArthur Hiat Britain supplies hit war plans to the Commun­ ist Chinese: "I can hardly believe that Gen. MacArthur said any­ thing so foolish." Farm Bill OKd WASHINGTON (UPI) The House, in a long and of­ ten hectic session, approved President Johnson's contro­ versial farm bill shorUy after midnight to give the Chief Executive a double legislative victory. Passage of the whealcotton bill, which now goes to the While House, came only a few hours after the Housa approved the President's pro­ posal to expand the food stamp program for the needy. SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 165 Burns Fires Heated Reply To Dickinson By United Prrss International Jacksonville Mayor llnydon II111 ns fired buck angrily Wed­ nesday at a charge of oppon­ ent Fred O. Dickinson o f West Palm Beach to cap a day of attacks and counter-attacks in tlia Democratic campaign for governor. Also near the end of ths day, candidate Fred Karl of Daylonn Beach added hla prediction for the May primaries to those advanced by soma of the other candidates. So far, none, of the six has left him­ self out of the runuff In tha political prognoaticatlng. Karl, campaigning in Pan unm City, aaid he will be in Hie running with Sen. Scott Kelly o f Lakeland. Burns, meanwhila, loosed hla swat at Dicklnaon when ha arrived in Galncavilla to wind up hla day, "M r. Dicklnaon, in a dlspicabty low television attack In Jacksonville last week, 'Next Step' In Gemini Program CAPE KENNEDY (U P I)— Amerira’a Project G e m i n i , freah from proving it ran launch a two-seater apace rapaule, now turns to the task of demonstrating it ran re­ cover one and to the selection of men to ride the craft Into orhlL The firry ride o f an unman­ ned 7,000-|>ound Gemini spaceship into orbit abourd a Titan2 rocket Wednesday "allows ua to progreas to the next step" in the nation’s newest manned spaceflight program, said an exhuherunt Charles A. Mu thews, Gemini p r o j e c t manager. Tha "next atep” is twofold: — Tha launching of a similar s|Mire capsule on a sub-orbital up and down flight to try out re-entry techniques and recov­ ery forces. That shut la plan­ ned for "this summer.” prob­ ably August — Tha selection of the first two man who will make a spaca voyage aboard tha Gemini craft, which la mors than twice as large as tha bell-shaped Mercury capsule that took each of four astro­ nauts into orb it Tha pilots will be named ‘ ‘ within a few weeks.” said ha knew tha identity o f a public relations man with whom I met and planned the racial incidents In Jackson­ ville, snapped Burn*. Ha said ha felt It was un­ necessary to answer this at home "since the Jacksonville audienca knew tha circum­ stances of several days pre­ ceding my entrance into the problem." Ha aaid, h e w a v a r , tha e h a r g e a wera “ unfounded, ridiculous and absurd,“ and that "now Mr, Dickinson is talsviaing this film in all areas of tha state . . . I now cal) on Dicklnaon to prova his charge, or publicly acknowledge this la another political lie such aa those being waged daily by him and other candidates.” In Orlando, Dickinson called klathewa "the new publle de­ fender o f Jacksonville boss Burns” —referring to a de­ mand earlier Uiia week by Mathewe that Dicklnaon prove hla chargoa agalnit Burns or get out of tha governor’s rare, ‘ ‘.Senator Mathews, through hla attacks on me, hna become tha beat press agent 1 have,” said Dirkinion—and added a slap at Mathewa’ failure to vote down the Milk Commitahm's price-fixing powers in the IU63 seas Inn. Dickinson also won endorse­ ment Wednesday from the l ’ulatka Daily News, which commented editorially: "A ll Florida Is on the move. Wa must move with it, and for this promising era ahead Putnun: County, like the rest o f Florida, needs a man like Bud Dicklnaon.” M AJOR Negotiations wera being completed today in Atlanta on an application by the SL Juhna-Imiian River Canal Dis­ trict for a (50,000 loan from the U. S. Housing and Homs Finance Agency (IIH FA ) to finance further engineering studies for the Sanford-Indiun River waterway. John Krider, canal district chairman, and Harold Scott, Jacksonville engineer, wera conferring with HIIFA offic­ ials todny at Atlanta. Scott represents Reynolds, Smith and Hills, engineers. Tho state government al­ ready has advanced (10,000 for engineering studies whilo Seminole, Volusia, Brevard nnd Orange Com.tics havo voted (2,600 each annually for operations. Norman Bryan, of the en­ gineering firm's Orlnndo of­ fice, said today that right-ofway 350 fret wide and 24 miles long will be donated gratis by Norman Lund, o f lltusville (the former Cam­ eron tract), Miami Corpora­ tion, Lauderdale Theater Cor­ poration and Cameron Devel­ opment Porporatlon. He said width o f tha canal will vary from 175 to 225 feet and it will lie eight or mura feet deep, running between two locks at 16 feet abova aea level. Commencing at Lake Mon­ roe, the right-of-way will fol­ low tho St. Johns through Osteen Bridge to a point near Lemon Bluff, cut overland im­ mediately north of Osceola Airport, cross the SL Johns and In a nearly atraight Una proceed overland, cross U. 8. Highway 1 and continue (• the Indian River at Oak Hill. It is at this Utter point that the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers la planning a new haulover canal from tha Indian River for the inter* coastal waterway Into M<tiqulto Lagoon. The present haulover canal north o f Tit­ usville will he closed to elim­ inate water traffic near tha ■para missile launching alta. Spoil from the canal rightof-way will be dumped In such a manner aa to provide a bed for a future four-lane highway between Sanford and tha Atlantic Coast, should it ever be developed by the SUte Road Department This was a suggestion made more than a year ago by John Urumley, Sanford, member of tha sanal district It has been reported tha two locks, raising the canal level, will eliminate salt wat­ er intrusion Into tho fresh water St. Johns. Tha proposed canal la a century-old dream to open tha S t Johns River to through water traffic, both commer­ cial and pleasure cr a ft l?ia Florida legislature appropri­ ated mmo (6(>,()Oo for its con­ struction prior to the War Be­ tween the States but that conflict hatted the plana. Canal district officials hava expressed tha hops that HitFA will finunce the entire project. It also has been sug­ gested it be financed through revenue. BRAND 4 I I I ///£ A T DISCOUNT PR/CSS 14” TIRES Now Only 750x14, (00x14, (50x14, 900x14, 950x14 Blarkwatt Plus Tax A Recap. Tire Whitewalls (S Mora GUARANTEED RECAPS! All recaps guaranteed against all read hatarda and Fire In Plant A defective boiler at the Nchi Bottling Company plant, 540 Pecan Avenue, summoned firemen Wednesday night at 5:40. Damage wax confined to the boiler by firemen under the direction of Chief Mack N. Cleveland Sr. The xnen re­ turned to their itatiom at 0:21 p.m. defects for tha Ufa of tlrea and tubea. FREE MOUNTING • BUDGET TERMS �I Question:Who Finances Wallace? ATLANTA (U P I)-W h e r e ti tha money coming from th«t ^Ubom t Gov. Georg* C Wallaaa uses to finance hla ■ t a t a a ' rtfhta campaign* ■croaa the nation T ' Wallaaa iaya IU coming from "ordinary people," but baa never elaborated. Sen. William K. Proamlre, DWIa.. aaya Wallaaa Had By Mrs. II. L. Johnson a s 4 a "anonnoqa expand! The annuel Bamlnol* Coun t u r n " far nawipapor, talari ty fo u r H* Event day w m plan and radla advertising. a big aucceas, The avente Apparently le n t eoneernoc ware held at the County Ag< are Alabamlana who bare rlcultura Building on the Or­ given almeat unanlmouo *up< lando Highway. Boys and part I* Wallaca'a faraya into g|r|a competed In various cat­ the Par Weat, Uia East and egories with demonstrations tha Mid wait, among other o f their •hill and ability In plaaaa. learning. Political obaorrara in Ala Carmen Adrlntlrn look first Hama aay the trip to the W rit place In the senior dlvltlon of Caaat and Canada aarly thla Pood*. Linda I,unis waa first year coat a minimum o f M,' In tha Junior class. TOO) the trip to N*w Eng< In clothing tha senior team land laat yaar about |»,OOQ of Sandy Mlklar and Kathv and tha Midwait trip aama Rooki waa tha winner and where between, th a t waa Juit Sharlll Young, l i t In Junior*. tha beginning, Hama Improvement was a The governor and hla a Idea junior Linda |ab«||. In child baa* boon allent for tha moat care, Margaret Irwin, and in part about whare tba dellari' th* public speaking class, far .Wallaaa are originating. first place In tha (enter divi­ They have attributed tba ft sion went to Margaret BUrnancing to a mountain o f ana, and junior Marela Bry­ mall, piled in cardboard boxes ant la tha baaemant o f tba atate For tba boy* demonitraboupa whom a doaan aacratar- tloni| in tba senior public tea borrowed from variant (peaking It w*i George Brad•tale agancioa worn pot to •haw, and Junior Rudy Muel­ work aaxwering and filing tha ler. lattara. In Uia tractor driving conPpaaa aide Bill Jonas aaya teat Kenneth Viles was tha aaa latter from California ar. senior winner and Nell Stanrived with a SIAM shark an ko Junior winner. Tha tractclosed. * era ware furnished through A n a w a r i n g Proxmlre'i tha courtesy o f tha Hood ekargs af fa t financing. Wal Tractor Co. and tha Florida laoa anaauMid that " I ba- State Bank were tha award llava tba Wiaaonaln result# doners. Kenneth Alexander may lessen up contiibutlana •enter, and Thor Allgren, Jun­ to help our causa. Wa bar# ior ware winners In tha Good bean financed by tbs ordinary Reading temp, division. ppopla and it baan't bean aa David Mohn In senior in­ ■r-" sect eiasa; and Mark Colbart When tba gerem or want n f o r r a a t demonstration, Wait, ba waa aoaomponlad by fhaaa boya and girl* arc now bla uaual entourage Including qualified to go to district Ida press aide, twa body, •rente day at Gamp MeQuarguard(. aaveral friends and ria on April llt b . various aide# in twa airplanaa. A fter tha demonstrations Me baa just started flying in >•4 all boon glren, tha f-H • now ’ modified Loskkaad Hdlng club gave a vary In­ Lodestar for which tho atate teresting horse shew, Tba paid ItWiOOO. . ahow waa under tha direction Wallace haa aeaoaa to obaut of thalr leader Wesley Glloa. 1104,000, t h y a a g h varloui Tha ending af tho County fund# aach aa uyboap at tha Evente day found tht bor» g*an*W*a mam (on, amargan* and field Already selecting alia and office axpandlturaa their project and demonstra­ fa f Whlab ha ia aat apeciflcxl tion fo r tha Brants day o f ly f aaraantable. Thai* baa IMS, bang aa indication, bowarar, that ba baa uaad tbit money Ida Wa aampalgnlng. Ia aath atate where ha aa* t a n a primary. Wallaaa ia aapHag tha Damacrsta moneyfarcin# tba party to dip iata tha state's war ahaat. By Julia (Urtea Briar ta tba tampalgn in Election and Instillation o f WiMaaafn. Democrats esti­ officers for tha Altamonte mated H would taka about Springs Elementary P T A •10AM ta saver their aspen. wars announced fo r May 19, Annual County 4-H Event Day Called Success ! If 111 11.- * j 1 Altamonte PTA Sets Election |>ip I. If1' Student Wins A rt Honor By Jaao Caaailbarry lUehard Olion, eighth grad* or at South Seminole Junior High School at Caaaelborry a«d a .student ia Mrs, Joan la ttle'e arts and c n fta clati, racaatly. won honorable man* tlon in M> £ aster egg decorat­ ing contest sponsored by Wintar Park Federal Savings and Loan Association. Jfl# antry waa Judged In tba Junior high division for orifiba|Ity and comic appeal. Richard's egg waa decorated w a tramp and hla prise waa • aat o f art pencils. Ilia hob­ by l» art and ha haa ambl. liana a f hocoaUng a cartoonl»L Hospital Notts Ann a V:S0 pm ., at a brief business masting o f tha group held 1\ieiday night prior to a pro­ gram an artificial resuscita­ tion. Principal Frank Gore an­ nounced that school holidays will bo coming up April 9824 white teachers attend a atate convention and that a spring roundup will ho con­ ducted Friday, May 8, at which time parents will ha asked to register children en­ tering first grade next fall. Notices will ba aant out prior to tho roundup. Attendance areas will remain tho aama. A sample fan was on dis­ play o f tho typo te ba In. •tailed In aach claasroom aa a project o f tha PTA. Boom count was won by Mrs. Pat Qlion's second grads. W. E. Moors o f St. Peters* burg, assistant safety direct­ or o f Florida Power Corpor­ ation, presented tho film antitled "Tho Pules o f U fa," which demonstrated applica­ tion o f mouth to youth re­ suscitation ta an unconscious victim- Hltf D anforb Page 2 — April 9, 1964 Rrralft Question and ANSWER Session! WHERE: SEMINOLE CAMPAIGN IIKADilVARTKKB, 1st. St. A Park fit Avaaaa, Baafard fib WHEN: Mam April 18, f * 9 P. M. THE PANRLt Mrs. Barak Harden, N a d N. Cleveland Jr. Mra. Balkar Bird mi Dr- W. V. Roberts YOU'RE INVITED Lear* More A bool JOHN E. "JACK” 'WSSr ju r t u m im MATHEWS MRS, JOYCE ALTMAN o f Enterprise recently presented her kinder“The J.lttlo Reel Jlen" to an audience garten claaa In « programi entitled ........................ composed of parenta and friends, Terry Ilayhurat Acted aa master of ceremonies for thU delightful end entertaining program. Beat qualified For Goreimor PA Pal. Adv- Cancer Drive Workers Sought Tha launching of a drive ta enlist volunteer door-to-door crusaders for tha 1994 cancer crusade In tha Ranford area was announced today by MrsRickard Gleason, a r u s e d a chairman. Tha drive got under way at a coffee at tha Capri courtesy of Bob Hancock, for all area captain*. Brochure On City Started Work baa bean started oo tba publication o f A multi­ color brochure depicting life In Sanfo-d as seen through tha camera eya, It w m announc­ ed today by Howard Hodges, gasldsot o f Ranford Atlantic National Bi&k. Tba bank, along with other Interested merchant*, U pro­ ducing the book with tba assistance of Diversified Publi­ cations, Inc., a Florida firm of merchandising consultant!. Whan the bgeh J* com puted It will tell the detailed atory of Sanford In words and pic­ ture! and will be distributed by leading motels and hotels and by tea BemiaoU County Chamber of Commerce and tha Ranford Chamber o f Com­ merce. Tba 44-pa ga gold and black book will contain ovay J00 new photographs of Sanford which will b t InterUced with new original art by A1 Birch, well known Florida graphic artist. Tba book win tell of all facets of Sanford life, Hodges •aid. "A s this la a commun­ ity-wide project, we Invite all Sanford merchants to Join us In lta publication," Hodges added. Merchants who are In­ terested In helping In Its pub­ lication should call (be bank. Business Briefs Edwin D. Hunt, sales man­ ager of Hunt Llncoln-Mcrcury, Inc., Sanford, has been award­ ed a four-day holiday In Ber­ muda for his outstanding sslea performance, George P. Mon•gnat, Lincoln-Mercury Divi­ sion JacksonvilU district sales manager, announced today. The Mercury dealership sales manager and hla wife will fly to tha sunny Atlantic island oa April 18, where they will ba guests of LincolnMercury. Some 190 Mercury dealer ••lea managers la tba country ware honored with tha trip folowing combined January and Fob-usry sales which exceed­ ed tha aama period of 1969 by 30 par cent and were the high­ est ia the history of tha Divi­ sion for any Jaauary-Fabruary period. Bafrashiaanta wart carved •y second grade mothara at lillJo Nixon. Marion fr e e the close o f tha meeting and man, Charles Snyder. Ludle program. Pvgb, Rebecca Taaaar, Lae JCather Keen. Robert Koeth, Tha wild rose is tha slata Matt Ip SlagleVon, Rickard Jot f l o w o f Georgia, Iowa, New Ita lic. David lllta. aU af York and North Dakota. Sanford; Marvells O w a i a , Long wood; Robert C. Dorn, Lpk* Monroe; Howard MidStaten, DaRary; Dorothy LaViRcrsprltlf Mgttreaa Vender, Orlando; Agnes B. Re nova I ion Special Hubbard, Qranga City Births • g jjr ilW t U -lM Hr. and Mr*. Maria Qrady, • Brand N*w Caver far hay. Caiaeiberry Matt race Dtecharita • Brand New laaulatiaa William Xratxert, Edward W. tk tr v Dlakiaa. Kuna P a rsou . Hal* HANFORD m BrIdlers, Natalia A. La119 Magnolia , Mary Maada, Naaay A vnm aad baby, all «d 9ofr lard; M arif C. Oliva, DaBary; PhoM PA M a l l Haaal Thomas, Osteen; Blan FREE PICKUP aad DELIVERY •bf Craea, L ain Mary Tha educational and fundraising crusade will begin April 13. April Is Cancer Control Month designated by Presidential proclamation. During the masting Mrs. Thomas Largan, president, Seminole County Unit, ACS, showed a film to area cap­ tains. Since preparation for this year's erusada will con­ centrate on more effective training o f volunteers to do tho door-to-door hell ringing, •o Important in raising funds and educating tha public in waya to protect thamialvea from death from cancer, the film explained procedure*. "W o must saturate tha com­ munity with life-saving infor­ mation if wa are to do tha Job wa are called upon to do," the chairman said. , Mrs, Glceson Hated tho pri­ mary objecta of tha April drive. "Through our education­ al message wa expect to save lives from cancar today, and through our fund-raising ap­ peal w# 'expact to save Uvoa tomorow," aha said. MONEY HAVING "Baeausa cancar touch** each o f ua, either directly nr Jm^rocUy," Mrs, Glaaai-n mid. "each o f ua must do hm stfavte to combat tha disease. Hero in the Sanford area erusada vol unteers will not only ring doorbells to collect funds but will leave at aach home a UfaGENUINE FORD saving leaflet which telli bow to proteet your family from cancar. This fraa educational material stresses tha value of annual chackup* and tha Im portenca o f knowing cancer's seven danger signals. Our vol unteers will urge every adult in avary household to get a GENUINE FORD health checkup yearly, aha •aid, and they will aim ask for a contribution to Tielp the American Cancer Society con­ tinue its programs of research, 1949 - 91 education and service to capcar patients." FORDS Volunteer area a a p t a I n a serving thia year ara Mrs. 1952 - 61 Charles Tatanbaum, Mrs. Wil­ liam Pixter, Mrs. John G. FORDS Graan, Mrs. Frank Bo was, Mrs. F. E. Roumillat, Mrs. W. L. Rowland, Mra. John K. RobGENUINE TORO Ison, Mra. Wandell Brantley, Mrs. Walter Cook, Mra. A. LWilson, Mra. W i l l i a m E. Stringflald, Mra. David Ruasl, Mrs. Helen Richie, Mrs. Stan­ ley Pierre, Mrs. William Rey­ nolds, Mra. James F. Mc­ Guire, Mra. J. D. Cordell, Mis* Eva Hunt, Mra. W. C. FeldGENUINE FORD meyer, Mrs. Carl Chorpaning, Mra. James II. Andarson, mail or bring this coupon 0 and have the Sanford Herald ATTENTION V FORD 0WMERS SPECIALS Of delivered, daily to your door FOR FE R & M A R SPARK PLUGS 55* for O n ly ..................... ALUMINIZED MUFFLERS * 6 65 $994 SHOCK ABSORBERS EACH PER WEEK '» $5«5 OIL FILTERS 57 - 62 Ford A Falcon EACH $2 40 ORD 54 • 56 FORD EACH HANFORD If yae'm »»*(/ wind. taaUag for tiia aew.it shows, the best S'Mai to aat. a week »nd im it rmt (hurts ar im iN M , Rasas m tho* w pwhips « houta « ipsrtwsnt. , , raid tha Th« Sanford Herald LOOK I ! $145 Mra- Karl Evana, Mra. William Field, Mra. E. M. Whitaker, Mrs. John R. Kneeland, Mra. Jamea E. Doucette, Mrs. Paul Lewis, Mrs, Jama* Hootehan, Mrs- Cecil Jonas, Mrs. La* Roy Robb, Mra. Batty Baker, Mra. L. W. Rteinmayer, Mra. F. T. Meriwether, Mra. Harry J. Hudome, Mra. Robert Bolger and Mrs. Carl Andcraan, Paula; Mrs. J. W. Brown, Lake Monroe; Mra. Clarenea Snyder, Osteen; Mrs. J. W. Yarborough and Lola Barn­ ard, Geneva; Mrs. Anton J. Kraeeek, North Orlande; Mias Edna Bentley, Chuluota, and tha Lake Mary Woman's Club. 0 BRING THIS AD TO OUR PARTS DEPT. NOTICE Your Fritndly Ford Service A Parts Departments 4:30 Virginia |'*iroak| P. O, Boa I I I ! Ranford Phyllis Ruaeastaia in -s ilt Lake Mary Nor* Norris TB 8-1114 B. Samlaote Mildred llanay 168-3*31 Dalluaa $2«5 Open Til Bat. Afternoons Strickland Morrison, Inc. 308 E. FIRST ST. 8ANFORD, FLA. PH. 322-U81 Winter Park Ml 4-8916 / V 3 ^ -V V T �5l?r Banfnrk Brrallk April 9, 19G4 — Pape 3 .........— Special Meeling Called On PTA Coimlry Fair Lake Monroe Jottings |Why these anxious human be­ By Mrs. II. L. Johnson ings Hello There . . . PLEASE DO NOT FOUGET . . . THIS j Rush about and worry so" SUNDAY IS THAT POLIO I Said the Sparrow to the Robin, DAY . . . so to the Monroe S.hool between noon and S "Friend- I think that it must be p. m. and set that drop. * * Al Johnson dropped In (or a That they have no Heavenly Father abort visit Sunday on his way dow-n the coast. He said wife Such as cares for you or m e." Lenora is home again after a short stay in an Atlanta hospital. She is doing fine and has to go back in three weeks (or a checkup. * * * Claudette (Mrs. Dill) Tenney and two small children of Eglin Field are here visiting her parents Claude and Ilcna Haw-kins, also brother Sid. • • • Import­ ant meeting tonight of the Monroe Home Demonstration Club. Last minute plans will be made on the anniversary party on the club In May. ilope every member will be able to attend. * * * Glad to hear that Helen (Mrs. Leland) Todd of Upsala Road is out again after being in the local hospital. • • • Also out of the hospital is Buck Leslie who is on the road to recovery. • • • Little Larry Dodson, wrho was burned on his arms and legs a short time ago and confined to the hospital, is now home. That is wonderful, Larry, and just you be very careful and don’ t play too hard. • • • Herman and Lucille Spivey took Lu­ cille's mother, Mrs. H. A. Taylor, up to Orange Park to visit the Norman Lee family for a couple of weeks. • • Mrs. Gertrude LeGcr spent last weekend in Winter Gar­ den with Mrs. Licllle Gra­ ham. They motored down to Lake Wales to see the Passion Play. • • • The Paul Dennis family has his parents here visiting them from Ft. Laud­ erdale. • • • Visiting in Jack­ sonville last weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cow­ ling. • • • Glad to see Morris Melts out again after his re cent confinement in the local hospital. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin of Cocoa and Robert'a mother, Mrs. Smith, and his sister. Jewel Carlton visited with the 11. W. Spl veys and Mrs. 11. A. Taylor during the Easter holidays • • • More visitors here for Easter were Mr. and Mrs. Carl White and sons, John and Mike, of Jacksonvile and Mr. and Mrs. “ Squeaky" Walton and son Byron of Switzerland, (F la). • • • Mrs.Melvin Owens Is In Green Cove Springs with her mother while she is recuperating from rerent surgery. We wish her a speedy recovery. • • • Little Carolyn Spivey a student at Sunland Training Center in Orlando spent the Easter weekend with her parents the H. W. Spiveys. . . . Mrs. C. R. Gilea and daughter, Mar­ tha, have returned home after an extended visit In Miami Beach. They stayed with her son-in-law and daughter, Ed­ die and Chris Grow. Chris brought them home and is staying for a short visit while Eddie is in the Bahamas on a job assignment. Eddie is the brother of yours truly . . . Don't forget that the 4-H Handy Helpers Club will have a bake sale this Saturday at the Winn-Dixie Store on French and 23th. The girls want to go to camp this sum­ mer, so they are trying to bring up the treasury account Tliey bad a wonderful time last Saturday at the County Events Day. * * * Our thought this week: Said the Robin to the Sparrow, " I should really like to know Dinner Meeting Attended By Candidates Bv Maryann Mile* The Bear Lake Elementary PTA ha* railed a special meeting for 7:30 p.m. today, in the school auditorium, for the purpose o f completing Inst minute plans for the Country Fair to be held |April 18, 3 until 8 p.m., at Ji&ws: the school. II would be especially ap­ CURL SCOUTS from Troops 382, 695 und 299 taught by Jack Huffman at the Mclodec SkuVpreciated if mere of the men recently earned their certificates and skating ing Rink, would attend this meeting. ( Photo by Gnssninn Studio) badges by participating in skuting lessons Announcement has been ntnde that * special room will l>e set aside to display a sizeable collection of rare hooks which will be offered for sale at the Fair. Other attractions Include p e r f o r m a n c e s o f TV's TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - "Skrcto, the Clown," at 3:30, Beverage Director Richard B. 4:15 and 5 p.m.; rides on the Healing said today taxes col 40 et 8 locomotive, hay leeted by his agency during rides, haunted house, country store, cake walk, picture Ihc first nine months of this painting machine and field year exceeded the total take trials and events. for last year. Games to play will include l Tp to now. Keating report­ darts, hnt toss, fish pond, ed. revenues from cigarette grab bag, bean bag, bowling, and beverage taxes totaled horseshoes and a special at­ S»t.505.220. which was more traction . . . students will get to throw wet sponges at their than $2 million in excess of touchers in one booth. collections for fiscal 1962 63. Cotton candy, ccld drinks, March collections totaled $10,106,422. an Increase of 40 hamburgers and hot dogs will per cent over the same month bo on sale anil sixth grade students will be selling cook­ last year. Keating said the present books. Proceeds from the event collection trend Indicated cig­ arette and beverage taxes will be used to purchase would roach the $!?o million books for the school library GIRL SCOUTS of Troop 920 recently presented two podocarpus trees to revenue mark by the end of in order that it may be fully help beautify grounds at South Seminole Klementnry School. Christy accredited. the fiscal year. Hurp, principal, left, is shown receiving the trees from Cheryl Rabbitt, Ry Maryann Miles A number of the county's political candidates accepted invitation to attend Monday night's dinner meeting of the Forest City Community A s­ sociation held at the Trade Winds Cafeteria in Cassel­ berry. Introduced by John Bethea, association president, were James P. Avery Jr., Kenneth W. McIntosh, Charles Fagan, Mrs. Marjorie Shepard, Jim Plgott, Carlyle Housholder, Richard McCanna, Mrs. Bob Petrcc who appeared on be­ half o f her husband, Edward Yarborough and Dr. Robert Hoover. The program was presented by Dr. Kenneth Wright in conjunction with the group's current fund raising drive to build the "Forest City Com­ munity Association Club House and Recreation Cen­ ter" on the property site lo­ cated on lot 65, Lake Har­ riett Estates. Points stressed by Dr. Wright included “ how to be Karen Scott, Patricia Messick and Barbara Begin, members of the honest, how to stay out of troop. Mra. Donald Cole is troop leader und Mrs. Carrol Scott is co-leader. jail and how to pay your bills with other people's money." He suggested that the assoc­ iation feature the fact, along with the fund raising effort, that those joining the associ­ ation at this time will be­ Plan* sre being set up for By Maryann Milra By Mrs. Clarrnce Snyder , come charter members. Osteen Girls 4-H Club Recommendation* for offic­ a vocational program for dropout student* in Seminole, meeting Mundny with Miss Adolph Juhl is chairman of er* o f the Bear Lake Ele­ Orange and Osceola Counties, Joan Stuurt, assistant county the drive and eaptalns arc Allen Forward and Dick mentary PTA were prevented who, after being out of school ngent, and local leader, Mrs. Lashlcy, • and approved at luesday for one year will be eligible Lowell l'cttis, made ptuns for night'* meeting of the group to participate and learn a participation in County conducted by Dick Lauhley, trade. Students will be paid Events Day to he held this president. $14 a week. A student can- Saturday at Deleon Springs. Taking over-w ill be Mre. ’ ,otr however, quit sefiool and The local club will prezent Frieda ilerota, president; Airs. go directly into the vocational a sewing demonstration by Kay Vieta, first vice presi­ trogram. llcth l’cttis and Betty Cutter dent; George Dabbs, second Johnson concluded his pro- and a rooking demonstration Hie procedure for appll- vice president; Grant Mueller, tram with an open question by Diano Pell, Diane Smcdcants to follow In entering the trcaaurer and Mrs. Ernestine ind answer discussion. berg and Karen Pettis. Miss Seminole County Beauty Forward, eccretary. The 4-H girls hove born In­ Attendance banner was won Guest speaker for tlia pro­ by Mr*. Betty Dudman's third vited to lie special guests at Contest was spelled out by members o f the sponsoring gram was J. B. Johnson of ind fourth grades. Refresh- Saturday's Community I’ lcnic the Orlando Vocational School nents of cookie* and coffee to be sponsored by the Oiteen organization, the Civitans. Each girl wishing to parti­ who talked on the problem were served In the cafeteria Civic Association at the Pub­ cipate should stop in at The of school drupoute. lic Park. irior to the meeting. Johnson said that among Herald office, the office of Charles Kampf, Civitan presi­ reasons listed for dropping dent, In the Edwards Build­ out o f high school were “ lack ing, or contact any Civitan of interest, laziness, IWiblllty m e m b e r f o r application to get along with tlio teach­ ers, failure to have success blanks. The application should be and subpccts desired were un­ STANDS FOR taken home, signed by the available." He pointed out prospective entry and her par. that teacher* would hava to ents, and returned. It should help such youngsters to find be accompanied by two full- a motive for staying in school, length snapshots of the girl. advising that more teachers, RUDY SLOAN FOR TAX COLLECTOR These will be retained by per student, aro needed and that often a "pat on the Civitans. Vole — May 6 Paid Political Adv. The entry then should con­ back" would help. New Officers Elected (witlmrt beating j w bu k account) Stunner ar whiter, FbrMa weather ie } unpredictable. Proper house insulation 4 assures you twohro months of comfort U W greatly cuts your heating «(and cooling coots. BerryhUl Insulation o f on you a complete range of 8reproof Uhouoo Insulation. W ol install it for {you. .Giro uo u enO for a free estimate. b b e r r y h il l BS l t U L A T IN 9 , C O M P A N Y 1109 MAtNOUA AVI • PH. 1224217 mL [/P Cad our butlnaat office today and arrange to havB us add that touch of color to your home thtf spring. Winter Park Telephone Company Orange City Telephone Co.# Inc. good /Y ear A LL WEATHER “ 42” li LIMITED TIME OFFER Vx.-Vfc’ NEW TIRES 2nd TIRE ONLY LOAN ERVICE How To Beat The Weather T h is s p r in g , w h en you're brightening up your home, remember that one of the pret* host additions to eny room is a new tele* phone in color. T h e/ro available in many deo* orator color* and on* of them is sure to com* plem entany room In your hom e. TIRE EVENT 4-H Club Plans Demonstrations PRE-ARRANGE your AUTO-LOAN and SAVE! Choose a color telephone to maten your new decor Nine-Month Beverage Tax Tops Year Beauty Contest Rules Given tact either Kampf at 322-8484 or Bill Vincent o f The Herald at 322-2811 for an appointment to have a professional photo made for publicity purposes. The appointment is essential, officials stress. The contest will be held at the Civic Center on April 23, 24 and 23 in cooperation with the Industrial Show being sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. REDECORATING THIS SPRING? 670 x 15 Mack TUBE TYPE G O O D / r^ E A R Plua Tax Famous All Weather “ 42” With Tufsyn & Nylon When You Buy 1st Tire At No Trade-In Price WHITEWALLS ONLY $2 MORE PER TIRE 1 l»t Tire No Trade-In 2nd Price Tire I Size Fed. Tax EACH Tiro $15.95 15.95 $7.95 7.95 lnt Tire No Trade-In 2nd Fed. Tax 1 EACH 1 Price Tire Tire Size | TUI1E TYPE IJLACKWALL TUIIELEK8 IJLACKWALL 750-14 070-15 | 670-16 600-16 $1.91 1.92 $11.95 10.55 $7.95 7.95 S $1.56 I 1.59 1 \ STBP O N I — Call the Auto U a n Experts (Ralph Pezold or Jim Dou­ cette) at FA 2-1811 and arrange for your car financing. 1TBP TWO—Shop for your new or used car just as if you were a CASH buyer end aave money! STBP T H R U —Stop by our Installment Loan office and pickup your money. • T IP POUR—You can automatically borrow money (now or later) on your signature ALONE! Banking with u« is designed to aave you money, time and effort. That's what we mean when we say “ Bulla your credit where It counts." Remember our famout tow interest on NEW cm financine. BA D ** e M A n i l r*. e Bum * taels a»**d. kzsU* ekesUd • Fr»<4»k*U bM*»e* ------ ! I Gef ’em F/xerf now for only Charge-a-Plates and National Credit Cards Just drive in. Present your plate or card, and your charge arrounl will be opened while your tires arc being mounted. Easy terms. m ANY UA. CAI » ? •I • go g o o d 555 W. FIRST ST. INSTANT CREDIT FOR HOLDERS OF eM aftsU »4M , braise FLO RID A S T A T E B A N K MEMBER FJ1.I.C. now DOES YOUR CAR HAVE Q OPEN TIL 9:00 / FRIDAY 11 M|s i 1. « ! r ‘ "' "oT year NITEB PH. 3324811, �1 Vlrr World War I to t ifm B rw 4 - W fra il -April Auxiliary Holds H old Bake Sale Buffet Supper Saturday A .M . Th* auxiliary of World War I Veterans and the Barracks met for a covered dish buf­ fet supper, recently at the barracks. While at the table the group enjoyed singing many World War I eongs. Each organization held their separate meetings with Mrs. Bea Newtome presiding fo r the auxillsry. The next meeting will be a covered dlih supper on April 21, at which time the auxil­ iary will hold a white ele­ phant sale. The Ethel Boot Circle of the Congregational C h r i s t i a n Church will sponsor a bake sale on Saturday, April II. at 9:30 a.m. in front of MeCrory's store. Delicious Swedish Limps bread snd assorted Swedish cookies which have been sold at the Circle's Smorgasbord will be available, as well as pics, cookies, cupcakes, home­ made bread, coffee cake, car­ rot cake, iplce cake and other cakes. Mrs. Ethel Corbett, Mrs. Marion Bethea and Mrs. Alice Nordgrrn will serve as chair­ men of the event CHICAGO (U PI) — If rough, red hands and chap­ ped checks are among your winter beauty problems, try adding moisture to the air In your home, beauty experts suggeeL The overhested, dry at­ mosphere In most homes dur­ ing winter tends to draw moisture from the skin, leaving It rough, flaky and chapped. The American Med­ ical Association's Committee en Cosmetics confirms this, noting that when the skin loses water, the natural fats and oils cannot prevent the skin from becoming brittle. Mrs. I. Carpenter Hosts Meeting Of U.S.C.S. Circle 1 can awee tened condensed milk 4 egg yolka H cup of calmondln Juice Juice (13-IS) 4 egg whites (beat stiff) Blend milk with egg yolks and mix In Juice. Add egg whites. Pour in baked pie shell. This does not have to be btked. And it can be stor­ ed la the freezer. You may 4op with an king if you wish. It U very simple to make and also quick. And the good part about ttla 'H can ba put in the freezer. • • • Now that esbbage la plenti­ ful we have received a re­ cipe for a CABBAGE CAS­ SEROLE . You ean serve It directly from the oven. 1 mad. bead cabbage, shreded 5 cups diced ham 1 (lOVk oz) can condensed cream of mushroom soup tt cup milk H cup buttered bread crumbs Steam catbage In covered saucepan with small amount of water until tender. Drain If necessary. Arrange cab­ bage and ham In alternale layers In greased 2 qt. cas­ serole. Blend soup and milk, pour over cabhageham mix­ ture. Top with bread crumbs. Bike In 330 degree oven 30 mlnuei. S enes a. • • • From General Foods ire have received the recipe for the month. It is called CHIC­ KEN AND V E G E T A B L E SALAD 1 pkg. (10 os) Green peas and Celery (frozen) 1 tbsp, water 1 tbsp. butter 1V4 cups diced cooked chicken 1 cup mayonnaise Lettuce leaves Place vegetables, water and Clean steam pressure canners after each ust to assura efficient, safe canning. To clean the safety valve and petcock, draw a string or nar­ row piece of cloth through them. Personals By Julia Bartos Mrs. Ted Dudek of Dol Ray Manor will fly by jet from Mi­ ami to London, England, where she will spend thres weeks with her parents, Mr. snd Mrs. Roland Shephard. Seersucker SUITS V-Neck Pastel Color* 100% Cotton JUANITA GATES, daughter of Mrs. Sara Gate*, celebrated her eleventh birthday la*t week at her home on Magnolia Drive, Forest City. Enjoying a trip to Skate City following delicious refreshments were, front row, left to right, Donna Lindamood, Juanita Gates, Darlene Hall and Debby Botcher. Standing arc Jamie Dice, Linda Kelly, Jean Rupert, Linda Mar­ tel], Susie Copeland, and Patte Barnes. fohJWi Sized 4-11 guest, Mrs. Vos’a grandson, their home* on Long Island, James Sinn of Toccoa Falls, N. Y. Ga. Mr. Sinn is attending a Bible School thera, and deliv­ ered a sermon at th* Sunrise Services held on Shell Rd. Easter Sunday morning at Dawn. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ul­ rich of Lake Dr. had a re­ cent gueat, Edward Bauman, of New Mexico. Following retirement, Mr. Bauman pur­ chased acres for a ranch, and is now a prominent cattle­ man in New Mexico. 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BOSTONIAN A “ FRISKY ROB” Color — lloney and Grey Fashions LIK E W ALKING ON A IR ! Mansfield Clipper By ROOM S IZ E 2201 8 . PARK AVE. dioiV S lA DeBary Personals Light Hearted Lines Characterize This Khorll* Play Proof — Hut Pert Enuugh To Look Party P r e t t y ............... Price For This Haircut And Permanent f J Q o o W 1.98 The Young Women’* circle o f the W. S. C. 8. held ita organizational meeting at the home of Mrt. Iris Carpenter Wednesday. TV.* following officers wer* By Mr*. Adam Muller elected chairman, Jane Lud­ “ ALLEY CAT” will l»e one of the talent presentations in the Talent Show low, Program Chairman, Pat Mrs. Samuel Grierson of at Pinecrest School Friday night nt 7:30 p.m. Getting ready for the act WHborn, Secretary, Iris Car­ Alicante Rd. ha* had a* her are front row, right to left, Don Tyre, Russell Gordie, and Lex Logsing. penter, Treasurer, Gall Cock­ Bnck row are Mr. Tom Cat (a teacher), with Linda West, Luanne Dnnguest*, her niece and her huarell, and Sunshine Chairman, gleman and Sherry Sires. band, Mr. and Mra. John Spry Odelte Small. Mrs. C. M. Donald gave a of Staten Island, N. Y , who very Interesting talk on the visited all tha place* o f In­ meaning of the Woman'* So­ terest in Florida before re­ ciety of Christian Service. By Mrs. n. L. Johnson turning to New York. Mr*. Carpenter aerved cof­ fee end cookie*. Margie Gallea of Lakewood Also her CHOCOLATE AL­ the pan. Set aside all except butler in saucepan. Cover , . . . . .. . | The group will meet the tightly and bring to a full MOND DREAM PIE tbsp. fa rom fry pan. Mix fl WednPeid. of e, ch Dr., is busy entertaining the remaining 1 tbsp. flour boll over high heat. If necess­ t baked pie crust guest* from New York, Beat­ with the fat in the pan. Avoid im n' _______________ ary, stir vegetables to hasten Filling: rice Ralogh and her daught­ thrawing. Reduce heat to t large (4W oz) chocolate al­ scraping off any browned NUTRITIOUS CHEESE ers, Michel* and Cindy of flour from pan. Add milk. mond candy bar low. Leave covered and sim­ American blue cheese is ap­ mer very gently until vege­ 20 marshmaliowa pend lightly until smooth and proxlmit.-ly 21.5 per cent pro- Flushing, Long Island, N. Y. tables are Just tender, about *4 cup milk cook to the consistency of (eini 305 per cent milk fat Mr. and Mr*. Eilot former­ thin white sauce. Pour sauce and 40 per cent moisture with 5-4 minutes. Drain, reserving V4 pt. whipping cream over potatoes In biking dish. the hatance In total milk min­ ly o f St. Petersburg, hare liquid. Chill Die vegetables. 1 teas, vanilla moved Into their new home Top with well-browned chops. erals. Combine chilled vegetables 4 marshmallows on Lakewood Dr. The Eliot's and the chicken. Thin may­ Combine chocolate bar, 20 Cover the baking dish. Bake A surprise touch can be ara Interested In the Florida onnaise with the drained li­ marshmallows and milk In In 330 degree ow n for 30 to quid. Stir Into chicken mix­ top of double boiler. Mc-lt and CO minutes until potatoes are given to a planter o f lush Federation of Art, and are green plants by adding tome frequent visitor* at tha De­ ture. Serve on lettuce. Mikes stir until mixture Is smooth 10ft and tender. .Serves 4. • • • fresh flowers, such at cym- Bary Mansion House. 3V4 cups, enough for 4 serv­ and creamy. Remove from Be sure and send In your bldium orchids, In a water ing*. heat and cool. To cool quick­ a * * Mr. and Mr*. John Vot of ly place In a pan of ic« wa­ favorite recipe to me at Rt. tube, saya tha Society of 1, Box Sl-B Sanford. American Florist*. Martha Logans Baked Ice ter. Aster Dr. hava had a* their Cream Pie In Cocoa Crust Whip cream and add vanilla. COCOA PIE CRUST When chodate mixture cools, H cup shortening fold In whipped cream and t cup sifted {’our blend until smooth. Pour Into V« teas, salt baked pie (hell and chill sev­ 4 teas, sugar eral houra. Before aervlng de­ V4 teas, vanilla corate with easy marshmal­ 3 tbsp. water lows daisies. With scissors, FILLING: cut each of Use marshmallows Meringue Into petal ahaped pieces. Ar­ 3 egg white* range the marshmallow pet­ Vi teas, salt als to resemble daisies on the H teas, cream ot tartar surface of the pie. Center 8 tbsp. sugar each daisy with a small piece 1 teas, vanilla of marshaUow tinted yellow For Crust: with food coloring. • • • Cut shortening Into ilfted'dry Ingredient* unlit mixture Is The family of Clara Dawson consistency of corn meal and says mother ean really fix small peas. Combine vanilla SCALLOPED POTATOES and and water. Gradually sprinkle PORK CHOPS real good. Lets enough liquid over flour mix­ try them. ture to dampen dough. Blend 2 cups thinly sliced raw po­ with fork or pastry blender. tatoes Place dough on waxed paper. 1 small onion, sliced Knead 3 limes. Let stand at 1 teas, salt room temperature for 14 to 20 pepper minutes. Roll out dough. Fill 4 loin chops or rlh pork chops into pie pan. Flute edge. (V4 to V thick) Prick pastry. Hike In a very 4 tbsp. flour DAVID WESTCOTT JR. recently celebrated hi* nlxth birthday at hla hot oven 430 degree* 8 to 10 1 cup milk home, 781 Ixirmnnn Circle N., Longwood. Mrs. Glenda Hobbs assisted minutes. Cool. Arrange potatoes ami onions Mrs. Westcott. Enjoying tho celebration were front row left to right, Pack Ice cream firmly Into In layers in a greased baking Tony Hobbs, Johnny Westcott, Dnvid, the honoree, Dennie Westcott nnd thoroughly cooled pie crust. dish, seasoning each layer Michael Russell. Second row arc Linda See, Terry See, Patty Sec, Kathy Wrap, mark and place In with aalt and pepper. Trim See and Dorothy Westcott. Third row, Lynette Fricker, Sherry Hobbs, freezer If pie Is not to be fat from pork chops and aave Steven Fuller and Janey Fuller. served Immediately. Just be­ it for later use. IJghtly sea­ fore serving mike meringue son each chop with aalt and by beating egg whiles with pepper and coat well each Before using orw bread salt until peaks will form with 3 tbsp. of the flour. baskets, swish them through when beater Is lifted. Gradual­ Brown chops on both sides warm, soapy water and rlns*. ly beat In cream of tartar in some o f the pork fat in a Such baskets are often made and sugar until meringue Is frying pan. When chopa are in foreign countries and have very stiff. Add vanilla. Pile well browned, remove from passed through many hands. meringue lightly over Ice cream, making aure meringue tourliei pl« crust all the way around. Bake in a very hot oven 430 degreea 3 minutes or until meringue Is delicate­ Widths ly browned. Serve Immediate­ S, N, M, W, ly. (KomsunalwiA In the recent Four II Coun­ ty Events Day Carmen Adriatleo, a senior 4-11 Girl gave a demonstration on making a Calmondln Pie. Here la the filling tor the pie. CALMONDLN PIE A lta m o n te 9. MM Church G rcIc T o [ ‘27 77 • 22 ” x 8 4 * 91.77 $3.77 PENNEY CHARGE ACCOUNTS. COMB IN AND FILL OUT YOUR APPLICATION TODAY! ) �Miss Gloria Jean Alford And Mr. Terribilini Wed Gloria Jean Alford beeam* tha brid# o f Paul Terribilini, Jr. during a 3:00 o’clock ceremony Sunday afternoon April 5, at the home of her grandmother, Mr*. G. W. Al­ ford o f Lake Hay*. The bride i* the daughter e f Mr. and Mr*. Roy Alford and the groom i* the *on of Mr. and Mr*. Paul Terribilini, Sr. o f Hollywood, California. The beautifully decorated patio wa* the *cene o f the wedding. Ib e couple ipoke vowa beneath an arch fash­ ioned o f gladiolus, mums and gardenias. The bride, given in marri­ age by her father, wore a petal pink suit, with match­ ing accessories, and carried a bouquet o f white gardenias. Her only attendent was her lister, Mrs. Georg* Sturges of Jacksonville, who wor* an ensemble of lemon yellow. Best Man wa* Jim Head of Sanford. The bride'* mother wore a summer dress o f iris blue with white accessories. A reception was held on the patio for the family and friends. Mrs. Lonnie Alexan­ der cut the bride'* cake' and Miss Jan Sutton presided at the punchbowl. After n brief honeymoon, the couple will make their home in Sanford. Out o f town guests were. Mr*. James Alford, David Gibbs, Mr. and Mr*. K. Y. Bennett and children o f Jack­ sonville, Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Alford, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Price o f Orlando. Vtt I wtw l Wrrafll April 9, 1964 — Part 8 Impressive Rites Install Gray Ladies The Seminole County Chap­ ter, American Red Cross, held the capping and pinning ceremony for Gray Ladies in the School Program, Monday, at the Seminole C o u n t y Health Department Assembly room. Howard H. Hodges, Chap­ ter Chairmnn, Seminole Chap­ ter, American Red Cro.«», made the introductory re­ marks, nnd commended the Indies to the highest for their efforts to assist in this vital project. Gen Charles H. Gerhardt, U.S Army (retired), outlined the Red Cross role in the pro­ gram, and the Seminole Coun­ ty Health Department role in the program was reviewed by Dr. Frank I^one, Director. Ted Barker, assistant prin­ cipal o f Sanford Junior High School spoke for Lake Mary Elementary School, nnd San­ ford Junior High School on the school role in the pro­ gram. Mrs. Ann Snyder, Unit Chairman, Lake Mary Ele­ mentary School, conducted the capping, and Mrs. Dorothy Miller, Unit Chairman. San­ ford Junior High School, pre­ sented the pin*. The certificates wer e awarded by Mr. (lodge, nnd Mrs. Mnthilde D. Frissel, Ex­ ecutive Secretary, Seminole County Chapter, ARC led the ladies in the Gray Lady Pledge. Mr. Hodge introduced the Gray Ladies, and presented them to their nssigned schools, with Mrs. Eugenia Ruby, teacher. Lake Mary, accepting the Gray Ladies to Sanford Junior High and Lnke Mary Elementary. Receiving caps, pins and NATIONAL HOOK WEEK APRIL 13th THRU IHIh BOOKS ! •• W GIFTS Books For All Agra And At All Price* Also Special Orders. Flemings Gifta - Cards - Hooks 210 E. First St. the psychologist said he found that children have a better chance o f coming through multiple m o v e s uninjured when both niB and pa believe the experience i* an enriching one. Parents In such a situation nlso help the children If they believe in the work the brend'vinner is engaged in. In his analysis, Dr. Peder­ sen found that families with children suffering emotional problems associated with mul­ tiple moves mostly had a mo­ ther who bated the idea of pulling up stakes for hubby'* job’s sake. The husbands In the famil­ ies with problem rhildren, what'a more, didn't seem completely sold on tho worth c f the movc-or the merits of being engaged in work that meant moving the family around.. Dr. Pedersen first analy­ zed the record* of 27 emotion­ ally disturbed children who had been referred to the child osychiatry of Walter Itced General Hospital In Washingtun, D.C. The average age o f the children: 13. They were re­ ceiving treatment for a rang* o f emotional and behavior problems, including troubles with studies, tutors, truanch, brushes with the law, and psychosomatic complaints-say phantom stomach aches. On the average, the troubled rhildren had moved nin* times since birth. Then th* expert assembled Information on groups of sons of regular Army officers. The average age: 13. On the aver­ age each moved about 10 times since birth as a result o f dad being in the regular Army. But these children were getting on in school and com­ munity. Probing more deeply, Dr. Pedersen talked with parents o f both groups. Analyzing th* research ma­ terial, the psychiatrist con­ cluded that frequent moving, as such, does not harm chil­ dren emotionally if the par- ^hip’itfhord blouse beautiful, it buttons with embroidered blossoms 3 .9 8 FASHIO N ORIGIN ALS GRAY LADIES receiving caps, pins nnd certificates in the American Ited Cross ceremony Monday were upper picture, left to right, the Mines, Catherine Williams, Dorothy Hendry, Wiludenn Clark, Lois LnFolletto, Hetty Snndnge, Thelmn Stewart, nnd Lorraine Miller. Dignitaries par­ ticipating in the imperssive ceremony were lower picture, Howard H. Hodges, Dr. Frank Leone, Mrs. Eugeniu ltuby, General Charles H. Ger­ hardt, and Ted Darker. South Seminole Persnoals By Maryann Mile* Mr. and Mrs. David Kilfoyle of Ormond Beach and formerly from Merrick, N. Y., were recent guests of Mr*. S. J. Vitrano of West Lake Brantley Road, Forest City. ley Drive, Bear Lake, has been released from Orlando Air Force Base Hospital, but is unable to have visitors at home. with a delightful trip Sunday to Silver Springs. Mrs. Edith Johnson of 411 David Street, N. Orlando, is recuperating al home follow­ ing surgery at Winter Park Mrs. Agnes Williams of Memorial Hospital. Meredith Manor is now re­ cuperating in a nursing home Mrs. Hattie Huffman is in for one month, following tier Orange Memorial Hospital, release from Florida Sanitar­ due to a fall in which she ium and Hospital. suffered a broken hip. Mr. and Mrs. Paid Knight Mrs. Wilbur G Miller, Col. Lucas Baird, 3309 Shir- of Sto Queen* Mirror Circle. Casselberry, have had as wife of Ui* Like Marin house guests, Mr. and Mr*. Estates Developer, DeBary, William America from Bra­ has flown to Shannon Ireland, denton, and entertained them to visit irlatives ami friends. DeBary Personals Seminole County members of Rho Chapter of Delta Kap­ pa Gamma Society were hos­ tesses for a coffee dessert meeting of Rho Chapter, at the home of Mrs. Boyd Cole­ man, 3301 S. Park Ave. Decorations throughout the party room* featured an April Shower theme. The table was centered with assorted spring flowers under pastel colored umbrellas, and miniature um­ brellas were used in the des­ sert plates as nut cups. The business session was conducted by Mrs. G. Walter Morgan, Rho president. Mrs. L. L. Rowland was moderator for a panel dis­ cussion entitled "Changing Educational Patterns in Our .Culture,” which was present­ ed in a most interesting man­ ner. Panel member* were Mrs. J. H. Conely, New Smyr­ na Reach; Mrs. W. L. Wads­ worth, Bunnell; Mrs. T. S. Barger, Mount Dora, and Miss Mary Ann Gatch of DcLand. Here's an attractiva three piece outfit for play time — front buttoning skirt, blouse with or without sleeves, and practical shorts. No. R33u with Palt-O-Rama is in aiiea 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. 20. Bust 31 to 40. Size 13, 33 bust, skirt, 3 yards of 33-inch; Blouse, sleeveless, 1V4 yards; shorts, IV* yards. To order, send 30 cents In coins to: Sue Burnett The Sanford Herald 1130 Avenue of Americas New York, N. Y. 10030 For first-class mailing add 10 cents for each pattern. Print name, address with zone, style number and size. Don't miss the new spring and summer 'M Issue of our fashion magazine Basic Fash­ ion. Send 30 cents today. Account* Welcomed SOFT-HODIED PERMANENT Imparls (he p r o p e r discipline to wnyward Ircsscs. FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-5692 Seminole County hostesses were the Mmes. Guy Allen, Mary Jojee Bateman, C. E. Carlton, Boyd Coleman, Edson Goit, Thelma I-ewis, G. EVELYN'S HEAUTY SALON IN MONTEZUMA HOTEL W. 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Night* Make K this way: use one egg per serving. Beat in on* tablespoon milk or coffee cream, a dash of salt and pepper. Pour egg mixture in­ to a buttered skillet set over low beat. Cook eggs slowly. As the underside becomes set, tip pan slightly, lifting rooked eggs so that uncooked portion can flow uademeath and cook. When mixture seems barely set, sprinkle about tw o tablespoons coarsely crumbled American blue cheese in center. Then fold or roll omelet. Serve at once. Speearfi T a l l e r than your d a n c i n g partner? Stand up s t r a i g h t . T h is attracts less a t­ tention than bending like a pretzel. Designed to lead a charmed life, In refreshing • NEW YORK (U P I) — To glamorize an omelet for a main course meatless meal, add tangy American blue cheese. Conducts Panel Discussion enta are “ with It." He found mothers o f the disturbed boys disliked mov­ ing so much and hated much about the military life. They hungered for deeper, more permanent roots. The hus­ bands wero seen suffering from the wife's lack of un­ derstanding o f military life, Parents o f the children without emotionnl problems, meanwhile, were found to have in common an enjoy ment o f travel and a belief that exposure to many school systems enriched the cliil dren, both husband nnd wife liked the military life. 8330 Meatless Meal Rho O f Delta Kappa Gamma Moving And Transferring Present Family Problems Dad rushes home with what he thinks is good news. Th* boss wants him to move to good old compnny's plant in nnother state, in the nnme o f advancement. It means a bigger job nnd a fat­ ter paycheck. Ma cheers him on—at first. He senses she's not completely in fnvor. Then they both fret about what good or evil will befall the children forced to pull up roots as dad inches ahead in his career. The situation, typical in families of migratory white collar workers, can be enrich­ ing or damaging to the o f f ­ spring. What hnppens to tho children depends mainly on the attitudo of the parents, according to an analysis of children and families in the most migratory of careers, the regular Army. Dr. Frank A. Pederson, a psychologist in the child re­ search branch on the National Institutes of Mental Health NIMII, a branch of the Pub­ lic Health Service, engineered the study. Reporting In the National Institute* of Health •'record," certificate* for Lake Mary were the Mmes, Wiladen Clark, Dorothy Hendry, Lois La Follctte, Ann* Prswl, Candace Robb, TTielma Stewart, Virginia Sullivan, and Cath­ erine Williams. Sanford Junior High Gray Iaidies to receive cap*, pin* and certificate* were the Mmes. Lillian Colbert, Cath­ erine MacLauchlin, Lorraine Miller, Edna Southward, and Betty Sandage. Following the impressive ceremony, refreshment* were served during the social hour, under the capable direction of Mr*. Eugenia Ruby, over­ all chairman. 1 TOUCHTON’S REXALL DRUG C erw an JA . "TIIE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" COR. I at ft MAGNOLIA PHONE 922-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORI) DOWNTOWN SANFORD il m m m 3 —— �‘Lift’ For Patients Here's a typical menu at Rowan Memorial Hospital in Salisbury, N.C. Twelve-ounce boneless strip steak (or broiled lobster, king crab or frog legs)j baked potato, smothered in sour cream and chives; buttered green broccoli spears, broiled tomato parmesan, banana or chocolate cream pie, hot coffee. The meal is typical, that is, for those lucky patients eligible to par­ take o f the hospital’s "gourmet din­ ner" plan which enables them to dine stylishly without getting out o f bed. The prerequisites for eligibility aree no diet restrictions and a friend or relative with $3.50 to buy a gour­ met gift certificate which entitles the patient to a meal "comparable 1t tI ( I I i >. ! > Worry Clinic to one served in a luxury restau­ rant." (The patient himself can pay fo r the meal, o f course). As described in "Hospital," the journal o f the American Hospital Association, the luxury includes special china bordered with floral patterns, tray cover and elegant fin­ ger bowl. The patient chooses when he wants the special dinner, usually in the evening. The hospital reports that the most appreciative diners are those who have been hospitalis­ ed for a long time and need some­ thing to cheer them up. The hospital breaks even on the deal financially, and is ahead o f the game in the morale department with happy, stuffed patients. John PhllHps Is aa artIculat* patriot who waste te fled th* solution to oar staggering taxes. Politiclias quibble ever retail aal* text* vs. gross lac*aie texts, but don't ere* sug­ gest cutting down th* out­ go 1 Wo could easily redaee ear total taxes 10%, aad •liaiiaate all tax forms, *# seed for the booklet be­ low. Worth Another Step The victory o f Mr. Kenneth Froslid over the State o f New York ought not to be passed o ff as mere­ ly an isolated instance o f one deter­ mined man taking on a sovereign state and winning. It ought to serve as an inspira­ tion fo r millions o f other motorists who allow their cars to be used as mobile billboards. Froslid is the man who objected to New York's 1064 license plates because they bore the inscription "W orld's Fair." He sued the com­ missioner o f motor vehicles, claim­ ing the fair was a private organi­ sation and the state had no business giving it free advertising. The New York Supreme Court agreed with him and ordered that the state must issue plates without the inscription to anyone who re­ quested them. Thu state is appeal­ ing. Not everyone will sympathize with Froslid’s fight. He won a victory at the expense o f good cause, for the fair will benefit ail New Yorkers, whether or not it Is a private cor­ poration. Froslid would have been more o f a hero had he sued, not the state, but one o f those car dealers who doesn’t hesitate to affix his nams to ears that don't belong to him. Very few automobiles are seen to­ day that don’t bear either a decal, which is impossible to remove with­ out wrecking the finish, or a metal nameplate bolted onto the body, which is equally Impossible to re­ move without filling the holes and repainting. A lot o f car owners are evidently very fond o f their dealer. It’s hard to believe so many people are too timid to simply say "no." Thought For Today Woe to those who devise wicked­ ness and work evil upon their beds! When the morning dawns, they per­ form it, because it is in the power o f their hand.— Micah 2:1. In a democracy, the individual en­ joys not only the ultimate power but carries the ultimate responsibility. — Norman Cousins. H The Knife Of Irony WASHINGTON, D. C. — Politic*! obituaries ar* differjnt from othora In that poll Iclsne sometime* write their own. Richard Nixon’s peevish and vulgsr press conftrenct In Novsmbtr 1008, when ha complalntd that tha Califor­ nia preea had given him the "shaft” in hla gubernatorial campaign, wgs a sslf-csrvsd tombstone. And Nelson Rock­ n , R m l l w t l t M i t i 1st- unteers will bring to their with a mora than 98 million efeller's equally ill-timed and ill-tempered performance on t m fr -m Ita raa.ara ■■ . ■ fe­ lla a ffa irs. Tfea w rits* m ar •** neighbors Ufa caving infor­ atlocatlun. his legislative program In A l­ a feta Bam* . r a t l M Ik* 1st- mation about not just a single Tha American Cancar So­ bany ovtr tha Easter week­ far alaa rarrlsa fba writs,** fra * Bam* a a * a f l n a . Lcltsra form o f cancer — but about ciety haa long been a sound end reeds like another flrat a f fsw a r tfea a IS* w ar** w ill other typee o f cancer which recognised health agsncy. The person death aentenea. fe* U n a *r*f*r***a. Laflara i n v o l v a certain aymptome, President of the U n i t e d aSSraaaaS fa others ara aa***fTha knlf* o f Irony in both abla f r t r l f a l ffe*r l a s e t Saal “ Pancer'e seven danger llg- States, by direction o f an act Inatansea la that tha men who fa **r*aaalltl*s. Past T f la M l nale.M o f Congress, has proclaimed did themsclvea in both had r*hii*fe*4 fer Tfea M tra il. Money which Is contributed A p r i l as Cancer Control at least a smidgen o f right Editor, Herald: by the public, business, indus­ Month. on their eld*. Thera Is a juntry and other group* and or­ H i* official educational and The society’s own erusado «<• o f tha highway whleh fund railing cruiade, In tha ganisations goes into a gener­ carefully observes high stand­ imperfectly describe* tha dou­ al fund. Allocations are made ards o f fund raising. It holds ble demise: Sanford arts, o f tha Ameri­ from this fund to conduct can Cancer Society will b* year-round cancer control pro­ Itsolf completely accountable Here Ilea tha body o f John to the American publle. It’s Day launched on April 18, 1904. grams. Part o f this fund Is many volunteer* ar* dtdlcatWho Inaletad upon his right Tha American Cancer So­ specifically allocated for pub­ Ing their support and aorvicss o f way. ciety crusada ehould not bo lic and professional education. in a common humanitarian Ha waa right, dsad right, aa confused with campaign* o f Other allocations are mad* eauso—tho eauea to fight canh* sped along other health or welfare organ­ for research and patient serv­ car and help eav* lives of But he'a Just as dsad now as izations. The society doe* not ices. Last year the American their fellow men. if he'd been wrong. have any ether affiliation*. It Cancer Society led all other Nison’s lament about drawW* sincerely hope that all i* an independent orueade dur­ voluntary health agencies in ng j i bad praaa strikes the ing which time dedicated vol­ leukemia and related roeooreh citizen* In this Bros will welcom* our American Cancer herds o f truth. Sometimes he Society volunteer* when they didn't deserve it, but tometimes he did. He began hit visit their homee. Helen T. Gleeaon (Mrs. R. 0 .) career aa a atashar o f Left­ ist*. f o r this ha deserved tha Crusade Chairman Altamonte Sprints Geneva national gratituda which fin­ Mrs. Julia llartoa Mr*. Jos. R. Matbleux ally cam* hla way, hut by Editor, Karald: 1 838-1318 848-4814 I would like to express to than ha waa badly cut up not Bear Lake-Forest City Lako Mary you tod your floe paper my only by tha Leftist press, but Mrs. Maryann Mils* Mr*. Francs* Wester 838-8878 831-6119 | thanks for the coverage you by th* pl«tlsts who had al­ have given our Easter Seel lowed the Leftist* to gull Casselberry Lake Mo*roe program and also contribution them into beholding Nixon Mrs. Jams Casselberry Mre. H. L. Johnson from The Herald. H everyone as a handy example o f foul838-8049 822-4781 had been at generous wo play politics. When Adlal Chuluota Loagweed would not be falling short la Stevenson was being pious Mrs, Joan Magla Mre. Dense Eaten 999-9749 our drive to help our physical­ during hla presidential cam­ 189*811? ly handicapped. paigns, h* could put a sneer DcBary North Orlando Mrs. Adam Muller Mrs. Deris Dean As a worker la this field Into the mere pronunciation 688-4418 •II-19I9 fer the past ]g years and, as Nlxon’a name, and h* had you know, having a cerebral many imitators. Deltona Osteen Mrs. Mildred Haney Mrs. Clarence Snyder palsy soa myself, I do not Nlaon might have survived 688-8611 SSI-4941 [ know of a more regarding the opea aad self-righteous Raterpris* work than our handicapped enemies had ha not disappoint* Oviedo Miss llelsn Snodgrass Mrs. Rvalya Lundy children. •d many whs wanted to be U L IIIl We mailed out 11.3SS letters his friends. It was not his with Easter Scale. To dele defeats, nationally and In Cal­ wo have had only MO returns, ifornia, so much as tk* man­ ranging from one |M ooatrl ner o f hla defeat*. Nixon butloo to another fer M cents. went down Ignobly, compro­ There were many eontribu mising with Rockefeller belions for SO cents and f l . Let Page 6 Sanford, Florida Thura., April 9, 1964 me asjuiw you that wo appro- of Nixon’s name, and ha had squlvocatlng with John Ken­ dated everyone o f them. nedy ever private enterprise WALTKB A. (JIBLOW, BOITOM AND PUBLISMBM But as you can see treat and foreign policy. RounderPBANK VOLTOLIKB, this, K represents a return of ing with Pat Brown la an ef­ JULIAN L. BTBNBTBOM BOV BBBBN only its aad a half percent. fort to mako moderate Re­ As.eolat* Kdltor Advertlilaa Maasaer e a a u van ph u t Wo eo desperately reed ITOO BOV PIATT Usnsglna editor a*B»ral Advertising Uansaer more to carry oa tha work publicanism sound Ilk* DemoHAMMY L JOMNBON Laborlsm, and ha Rimaxed MABBIMTT B. JOMNBON that nesds to ba done is Semi c a r (editor ClsielfUd Dlreeter JUDY WMLLB JAMIa sm o b b a m m b sole County ikla Best year. Cneaty Ndltor Basiss** Manager If just too peepla would put Duma WILLIAMS PBBO WBLLO Society Editor Mechanical SnyL • dollar bill la an aavslopa and mail It to Keo McIntosh, INVESTMENT SERVICE s v a e c a ir n o a ba tb s By mall P. 0 . Box 1330, Sanford, Fla., Semlaele Canary Al today, we would be abla to II* Week •MS t Tear l l l . l t I Tear eemploto our work program l.ee 0 Meath* e .u I Meath* Matas! P a n * t it t Moatha l.ee I Meath* fer the year. I realise our Seminole Coun­ V. a. Pestal Megslattea* provide that aU mail whaerlpMeaa be ALLRN 41 CO. raid la advene*. ty people are tha best la tha M l B. LEMON ST. Katered aa eeeead eiaee matter oeiaeer II, l i l t a l iht Peal world. But maay o f thorn ara LAKELAND, FLA. uiHee e l geaterd, gloria*. wader the Aet e l Oeagrtea al Marek. busy people and the majority The Merald if a member el U * Ualtea free* whtvh la aa- o f them want to halp. Maay Moashort Midwest Stash Rath. titled eaeiueively la tat aa* (ar rapabUsaUta e l aU the leeal o f them hava just forgotten. Chicago B aud af Trad* n*»* prlaied la ikla aewepaper. Wo would appreciate so much Me peri el aay material, aewa ar aavsrtuiag, at tat* edltlea patting the Iteo by April 19. OrUad* Sales Representative of Tke Baaford llorald may bo reproduced la aay manaor with­ A iela may 1 say "thank out wrlttea pormletloa el the publleher * ( The Herald. Aay ladlvtdeal ar firm reepoaelhle far saak reprtdaeUaa will be you" fer balpUg this very M M . S T A N C O M B TO C K oyaaldered aa lalrtaalag aa Tk* Herald'* eeyyrlgbl aad will be worthwhile charity. held liable ler demaalng under tke law. Published dally aaeepl Lucille P. Appleby Pb- OA 14991 Heiurday. Buaday aad Chrtelmaei pukllehed aelurdey preeeedlag l ChiwtmaM Saiferd To The Editor ij Herald Area Correspondents i i CASE 8-433: John Phillips lx a shrewd newspaperman at Allentown, Pennsylvania. "D r. Crane," he eald, "you recently urred simplifying our tax ayitem. "And you recommended that this could be don* by plekfng out on* Item that everybody would ute, and then putting the full tax on it. "F or axample, you suggssttd fuel aa this baxle Item. But wouldn’t the gaiolln* price need to run at laaet 98 per gallon? "A nd wouldn’t Inventors then try to develop a more efficient fuel? "Betide*, wouldn't y * u r plan favor those who owned no automobiles?" SIMPLIFY TAXES Last year tha total federal, ■tat* and eounty tax bill of tha U.S.A. cams te about 9160 billions. Tha federal tax took about 9100 billions, leaving 960 bil­ lions for state and county ■pending. Actually, wa wouldn't need "This rich, spoiled llttla such staggering taxes If child Is now danelng a tan­ somebody at th* top would trum. . .because ha can’t gat hava the guts te fir* a mil­ what ha wants." It teams quite certain that Nixon and Rockefeller ar* finished aa national political figure*. Even If exhumed and propped up aa candidates by which has run out o f live men, they would bo can davert who** only followora would b* a funeral procession. WASHINGTON (U PI) — O f course, many politicians It need to b* that a woman and atateaman hava died on thalr feat before this, and would feel insulted if you such Is tha common tot What told her the drooa she was sets Nixon and Rockefeller wearing looked Ilka It had apart It the manner o f their been designed by one o f th* dispatch. Nixon was not whol­ ly wrong In walling ever hi* Dead End Kids. I said that M my wife on* press treatment, but It waa the wrong thing to do. Rock­ time, and If ah* had had a efeller waa probably right in gun hand ah* would hava b# hla legislative program, but coma a do-it-yourself widow, Thle reaction, however, has hie handling o f It w u wrong. Non* o f their enemies have changed. Make that comment hurt thee* men at much as to n women nowaday* and they’ve hurt themselves. Eaeh •h* probably will exclaim In hie own way etamt to hava "How eltver o f you to no­ dcat th* death blow on his tice!" career. There ara two reasons why tha oratwhUa Intuit has turn­ ed into a compliment On* is the eo-called “ little b o y look" that hai crept into fe­ male fashion*. Th* wardrobe af a depres­ sion ara street gang would now be considered high stylo. Th* other reason may b* eld hst to some people, but it ie new to m*. I didn’t learn until Just a few days ago that ons o f th* Dead End Side actually did grow up to b* a fashion designer. The tlum-to*a*lon as o r * waa mad* by Richard Black' well, now known in couturier AUK VUUUVB, Mb MUMWIBB/ . clrvlcc aa, you ehould pardon is either o f thn tw o points at th* expression, "M r. Blackwhich th o sum reach** tho well." Blackwell a# aa adelosscat tha adlptte, midway botwoaa in the East Side slums o f thn equinox a*, therefore |0 Now York when bo was pick degrees fro m each. Tho term ad to appear in a stage pro­ lii also applied to tho tim e at duction o f the play "Dead which the gun reaches the End.” Later ha became eat g o in t d eftoed o f to* celebrated "Dead Bad Kids" af tha movie*. Holmes Alexander Letters ;ij Dr. Crane9s "T h a t's an Unfriendly A c t!" his fell with tha cry-baby press conference. Yee, there ie a prejudice agalnet Nixon, and 1 think It will be Impossible for him ever ageln to get a fair eheko In national coverage, simply because he has lost the stat­ ure o f a national figure. AU hla protests, self-justified as thsy may be, will ho futile. Rockefeller’s l a t e s t goaround with hie Republicanmajority legislature telle a similar tala. Tha Governor, I am Informed by sources friendly toward him, probab­ ly had right on hla elds In the two legislative bills which tripped him up at Albany, lit had a liquor-sale bill aim­ ed at preventing a recurrence bf th* ’bfre-faced b rib er/ wh(ch disgraced his admini­ stration a short white ago. Ha had an antl-Junket bill almad at Improving tha "eth ­ ic*" o f free-loading legislat­ or*. These are the kinds of measure* that a State Govamor ought to ba pushing, and Rockefeller would hava been remise If he hadn't dona ■o. But th* word Albany Is that Rockefeller, behaving much as Nixon did, flew Into a pet and drove away the very people who would other­ wise have been on hi* side. Th* N. Y- Time* considered It "News Pit to Print" that a State Senator said o f tha Governor: Quotes I questioned them whether a 18,000 • passenger market could -support two competing airlines, and they rapUed that they expected tits market to grow. -P A A Chief Najeeb E. Haltby on Russia's desire to Inaugurate air service be­ tween New York and Mos­ cow, la conjunction with n similar U. S. • sponsored ssrvlca. / sueh merchandise and tha tax on fuel would thue be buried In th* retail pries o f all those its ms. And w t’d all pay Uxes, too, via our electric light bills. So we'd still pay taxes but without the nuisance valua of hunting for 2 or 3 cents fer a retail aales tax at tha counter, or making out gross Income tax forme, plus com­ plicated income tax reports, etc! Th* heavy uiere o f fuels and electricity would obvious­ ly be the factories, trucking companies, railroads, etc., but the tax would aimply b* burled by them at the source so wa’d not hava worried folks before income tax dead­ lines. For there’d be no Income tax deadlines any morel And if the fuel tax stimu­ lated inventors te eoma up with superior new fuels, so much the better. For now our stifling tax system strangles all such creative efforts, wastes mil­ lions of man hours of bril­ liant brains and even encour­ ages cheating! So send for my booklet, "How to Save Our Republic," enclosing a long stamped, re­ turn envelope, plus 20 eenta. It Injects efficiency engineer­ ing into government! (Always write to Dr. Cran* In care o f this news­ paper, enclosing a long •tamped, addressed envel­ ope and 20 eenta to cover -typing and printing costa when you send for on* o f hla booklets.) Dick West Says The Lighter Side A fcr he finally outgrew th* part, he switched from acting to dstlgnlng. Blackwell same to my at­ tention in connection with ths annual dinner o f ths Whits House News Photographers Association, which will bs hold hare this wash. Tha program fer this event, ths highlight o f th* Whits House News Photographers Association’s social aaaion, will feature a vocal trio mads up o f Jano Russell, Connie Haines and Beryl Davis. This toothsome threesome will a p p e a r In Identical "Ladybird" gowns designed •specially for tha occasion by t h o aforementioned " M r . Blockwsll." Ths gowns are mads of pink curled feathers. Ths ma­ terial, however, doesn't inter•it ma aa much aa ths logis­ tics. The drsttca o f Mica Haines and Mias Davla hava 1,000 feathsr* each. But in order for Mias Ruatall to conform te tha standards o f damuranssa befitting a ladybird, Blackwell found It necessary to equip her gown with 2,000 feathsra. I ean’t aay with certainty that Miss Russell’s drsss will look liks it was designed by ons o f ths Dead End Kids. It’s a good bet, however, that aha won’t have a llttla boy look. Barbs By Hal Cochran You’d b* surprised how many troubles a parson can think o f when you Inquire aa to hla health. About all you can do about growing old la keeping it up. Gags ar* what soma people pull constantly and ought te have over thalr mouths. Being early for a doctor’s appointment gives you a chance to read 1961 magalines. Moat couplet livs happily aver after, aspocially aver af­ ter having children. The Future Belongs To Those Who Plan ELECT Qualified Leadership ^ Fro# of bfltMM* u 4 BUn ^ ConannrntioMlnt and Sportsman <£> Exporioaeod Planner Superior Hoalih CO M PLETE i lion unnaeaxtary bureaucrat* and Inject the other efficient measures urged by the Hoover Commission and Senator Har­ ry ByrtL You may recall that I com­ pared our present stupid tax eyitem te tha medical ex­ ample o f donating a pint of blood to tho Rad Cross. Wouldn’t it bo foolish to ask 100 doctor* te puncturo you In 100 different plxcee, when on* needle etab can do tha trick? Why pay 100 doctor*, plue 100 abla nurecs, te extract tha blood? But wa taxpayers are alio fettered by a hidden "time tax.” Buelneia leaders waste their creative brains for long hour* on quadruplicate tax report*. And you readers squander millions of valuabla hours filling out ineoras tax forms. AU that could be abolished Instantly! How? By levying our total tax on on* basic raw material at Ita source, such aa fuel. Actually, a tax o f 82.80 per gallon on gasoline alone would raise the entire tax for federal, state and county governmentsBut I did not restrict th* tax te gsaolln* alone, fer "fu e l" alto Includes eoal, electricity, fuel oil and natur­ al gas. Thus, If a person ownsd no ear, ha would (till pay his shara o f tha tax bill via his buying o f bread or shoes or even chewing gum. For trucks and trains would use fuel te transport ^ Highest U. 8. Security Clearance ^ Strong Cirle Affairs Record ^ Gradunto Engtaear Fan Tim# oa Job BUYING A HOUSK? Ask about our law-cost Moftgaflt Financing plan* J. 0. (JESS) GREGORY Seminole County Commission District 5 Paid Political Adr. 'A » » d e . a r i o M ,. J ^ ' ) .) �1 Stop Reading Wft WBy B m fert EtraTB April 9, 1964 — Page T TOKYO (U PI) — French Premier Georgei Pompidous said today that France hopes to influence Communist China to be less aggressive in South­ east Asia. Pompidou, here on ■ week's visit, told a news conference that President Charles de Gaulle favors tbe neutraliza­ tion of the countries of the Indo-Chlna peninsula. Care More For Your Ability To Read Time jo u r reading of Dili column and compare your ipeed with that Indicated at the end. The expected apeed atiumea a dally five per cent Improvement. Without too much trouble, you've managed to work up a solid distaste for world his­ tory. Your grades are poor. Or maybe you do honestly like it, but your grades are poor anyway. There’s no point In blaming the teacher or the text; you'll chance neither. The problem is that you couldn't care less. You are failing to concen­ trate. Notice wc didn't say you are Incapable of concen­ trating because you can sure­ ly pay attention when you like what you're doing. The only cure for "I couldn't care less about world history" is to care more for Number One— you. Before finding out bow to get control of ourselves, let's make a study-room check. CHAIR. Not too comfort able, not too uncomfortable Set your lower back firmly against the chair's back. LIGHT. Natural light Is best. If you don't have that, ba sure the bulb is no less than 100 watts and that thcre'a another nearby light source of about the same pow­ er. NOISES. You'll enjoy that disc jockey a lot more before or after world history, not during. And vice versa. BOOK. Don't lay it flat on Legal Notice S.V T il S3 CIH Ct'IT COl HT SSI A * U S'Olt SS'.MI.VOtH COt'NT V . KI.OItlllA i s n iA s t s :n v . 1'ABK .SO. I3»2T til,'KENS COL’ NTT iA V IN O i 1IANK, a corporatloa undsr the Iaws o f the HtAto o f Now York. Plaintiff, XTL’ AIIT C. STETSON, Alto know n *o Klusrt C. HlsUun, Jr., Aml AUUHKY HTKTHON, tils w ill, FAYE E. HTKTSON. Also know n as Fay* C. BIAtoon, alnBio. and Ol.D UEl’ UUUC IN* HLHANCE COMPANY. lirfondants. NOTICE OF SI'IT T H E STATE OF FUH UD A TO : BTUAHT C. STETSON. atai> known aa Btuart C. station, Jr., I l l North Marlon Straat. Oak Park, Illin ois: ALD ItK T STETSON, IIS North Marlon Btraat, Oak Park, Illinois. T ou ora h o - b y notlflad that a ault haa bean flltd asalnst you and aealnat Faya E. Slataon, a lso known as Faya C. Slclaon. sln slt, and Otd Itapublie Inaurancs Company, aa dafandanta In lha abova entitled rau<e; anil that you ara heraby rauutred in fils your a m w a r w ith tbs Clark o f this C o u rt and to sarvo a cop y tharaof upon tha P lain tiff, o r Plaintlff'a atlornay, whosa natna anil addraea la: flmlth Elliot and Bchwalba, SIS llarnstt Na­ tional Dank llulldlns, Jarkaonvilla }. Florida, not latar than May is. seae. t f you fall to da to , daeraa pro eonfasao w ill ba antarad aealnat you fo r tha rslla f damandad In tha complaint. Tha naturs o f aald ault btln g fo r forerloaura o f m ortfa a a racurded In Vol. S3. Paaa 231. n f tha o fficia l Itacords o f Bamlnols County, Florida, tha daarrlptlon o f tho property pro<-eedod oaalnat being aa follow s: All that cartaln proparty altuata and b rin e In Bsmln»la County. Florida, m ors particu larly daacrlbed as fo l­ low s: L e t I. Block S. LOCH ARBOR. PHILLIPS BBCTION. aeeordln t to tha plat th tre o f aa rarordrd In l ’ lat Hook I. Paaea 15 and SS, Public Ilecorda o f Hamlnnla County, Florida. T o a a tb sr with all atructuraa and improvamanta now and haraaftar on oald land, and tha rant*, laauaa. and proflta n f tha abova daacrlbad proparty: and all flxtursa now or hereafter attarhad to or uaad In connection with tho prom is­ es herein daerrlbed and In a d ­ dition thereto lha follow in g described houaahnld appliances, w hich are. and shall b# deem ­ ed to bo, fu tu re* and a part o f tha realty and ara a portion o , tho aecurlty fo r tho indobtedne** herein m entioned: HE Itanee HE Itaf risers tor HE niaposa! HE niahwashar HE W aahlng Machine Slagle Chef Byars H ester Nu tune 10" K itchen E g hauet Fan Venetian Iltlnda W1TNEHH my hand and tha aeal nf aald Court at Banford, Florida, this Tib day a f April. A. I>. 1SSS. (BEAL) ... __ Arthur H. B eckw ith. Jr. Clerk nf tha Circuit Court , l ly : Martha T. Vlhlao liaputy Clark (A cop y o f tha com plaint filed baraln la attached la tbo copy o f this Natlca whleb la mailed ta each Defendant fo r whom • raaldanca mere specific than • Stats or Country w as given In tha eworn statement filed herein by tha Plaintiff, hie nnant or attorney.) p u b lish : April ». IS, tt . SS, t i l l CUT IT _____ you’re going and tba things you don't know. The big thing li that you have Involved yourself. You­ 've tackled world history for your o w n good reasons. You’re beginning now to con­ centrate. (You should have completed this reeding In M seconds.) the desk. Prop up the top so every part of the page is an equal distance from your eyes. You're all set, except some thing's bothering you. Your girl friend or boy friend has been giving you grief lately. Or you're in some sort of trou ble. If there is anything you can do about it now, do 1L Can't do it right nowT Then figure out the best thing to do and the best time to do it, and resolve to do just that. No point in worrying any more right now. There must be someone who likes world history. The fel low who wrote the text book docs, lie's happy and making money from tha book; you’re miserable and piling up eg gravation. Do what the author did; find the good in world history for you. One motive would be to turn ■round and get the better of it, to remove one more Itch from your life. Don't worry about five years from now; find motives for right now. Maybe the prospect of shock on the teecher'a face when you show up prepared tomor­ row; certainly getting rid of a failure on your record should motivate you to dia cover some good. Look at it this way. World Legal Notice IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E NINTH JVIHCIAI* CIH CS'IT, IN AND FOR SEMIN­ OLE COUNTS', FLORIDA IN CHANCERY NO. 1>Tan MUFFOLK COUNTY F E D E R A L HAVINU8 AND LOAN A8BOC1ATION, a United Blnlaa o f Am erica corporation, P lain tiff. EHNEBT J. COBUnN and FRANCKS U COIIURN, his w ife, at ala. D afan dan t(i) NOTICE TO A PP E A R (B Y PUBLICATION) TOl ERNEST J. COBURN (Raaldanca U nknow n) FRANCES U COBURN, hla w lfo (Raaldanca U nknow n) and Eaeh and all unknown pertona. parties and d e ­ fendants w ho claim by. through, under or agalnot tha aforesaid ERNEST J. COUURN and FIIANCBH 1. COBURN w hether as apouaaa, lialrn, davlaaan, grantees, aaslgnee*. lien ­ or*. creditors, truatoaa or alhorw lsa, aa to oach and all o f whom raaldanca ia unknow n: and Each and nil unknown peraona. parties and a t ­ tendants, aa to aach and all at whom realdonea la unknown, having or claim ing to hava any righ t, title or Inloroat in or to tho follow in g d e ­ scribed property, w hich la tha su b ject m atter o f tha a bove-styled causa, vls-i L ot SS. B E A R L A K E HILLS, a ccord in g ta tha P lat thereof, aa recorded In Plat Rook IS. Paaa ST. o f the Public Racorda o f Sem inole County. Florida; togeth er w ith tha fo llo w ­ in g! T w a ( t ) Elaatraad W all llaalara 1M R Including tho buildin g and a p ­ purtenances located thereon, and togathar with tha fu rn i­ ture, furnlahlnga, and fixtures altuata therein, and located tharaon. TOU. AND HACH OF TOU. ara hereby Ratified that a Com plaint haa bean filed by tha abova • nam ed P la in tiff again st you and aach a f you ta foreelosa a m ortgage nn tbs above-described property In lha above-otyled cau se and you and aach o f you ara hereby required ta flla an Annwsr or othsr Pleading reeponelva thereto w ith tho Clark o f tha a bove-entitled C ircu it Court and to norva a cop y nf ouch Answ er o r oth er responsive P leading upon tha P la ln tlffa Attorneys, courshon and Courahan, Sts Slat Btraat, Miami Reach. Flarlda. an or b efore tha Ith day e f May, ISIS; otharwHa tha allagailana ef aald Com plaint w ill ba taken aa confessed b y you. DONE AND O RD ERED at lha Bamlnols County C ou rt­ house. Sanford, F lorida, this T«h day a f April, l i l t . (Circuit C ourt Seal) A rthur If. Bsebw lth. Jr. Clarb a f the above-entitled C ircuit Court lly Martha T. Vlhlsn Deputy Clorb Publish! April S, Id. II. IS, I I I ! C D T -II history was assigned to you. Tbo faculty had some advan­ tage for you In mind. Ask one of them, if you have to. Chances are you skip one of the best parts of your news­ paper — world affaire. Why? Because you have no world history background to bring to your reading. There's s motive. Solid advice, you say, but It's too Isle In the course. No. Take 15 minutes before you read tonight's assignment. Look st the title page. Get all you can. Now read the table of contents and see whit tho book plans to cover. Bead the opening end close of the pre­ face; there the author tells you his plans. Already you've learned a good bit. Now go through the chapt e r s proceeding tonight's homework. Study the title, the first two paragraphs, the di­ visions, the boldface sections; check pictures and illustra­ tions; read the conclusions. Do that with all the chapters till you get to your assign­ ment. This will show you where you're going, why GOP Club Sets Pancake Supper By Jane Casselberry The Seminole County Young Republican Club will tponior its second annual pancakt supper this Saturday from 4:80 until 7 p.m. at tha Cas­ selberry Woman’s Club on Overbroolc DriveTickets will be available at the door and prices will be for "a ll you can e a t " Chil­ dren, five years and younger, will be served free o f charge. Local GOP candidates for state and county offices will ba present (NEXT: Pre-Reading: Your Sense o f Direction.) (The Herald la happy to aaa o u e e that the complete "Stop Reading Word hy Word" aeries Is available la hook form. Spiral-bound, Il­ lustrated, sad containing special "Speed tad Compre­ hension (Exercises," the book will he e valuable ad­ dition to any student IIhrary. To order a copy, tend name, addreea and It to: Stop Reading Word hy Word, c /o The Sanford Her­ ald, P. O. Boa 4BI, D ept A, Radio City Station, New York If, New York.) Bridge Winners Announced D. C. W lnderwatdla, Halnaa A W ard SIS Park Avenue, Bouth W inter Park. Florida A ttorn ey! fo r P la in tiff Piihltsh: A pril I, ISIS C D T -tt la the political B lm tlM N a t for JIM PIGOTT, in W o d R M fU y ’ B dent” w bb Herald, the word rsefcrlatea- roadera. Ry Maryann Mile* The Woman's Auxiliary of the South Seminole Little League will meet Thuraday, April 23, at 8 p.m. at tha Casselberry Recreation Cen­ SERVING AS INTERN during the school year ter. in the University o f Wisconsin's fifth year This newly formed organi­ teaching internship program is Mrs. Margaret zation was in charge o f the Thomson o f 2007 Cordova Dr., Sanford. She barbecue dinner etaged in i t among 180 undergraduates and graduates Longwood last weekend for serving a s interna. benefit o f the League’s play­ ing diamond in Casselberry. Workers report that dinners were sold out before the end o f the day end approximately WASHINGTON (U PI) — poultry at local markets this |600 wae cleared. The shopping outlook is ex­ weekend. There'll also be cellent this wrek, with a big some lamb features. Fork variety o f meats and fresh and smoked ' hams will be Carol Foster, daughter of produce available. available, too. Fish and »ea- Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Foster Best vegetables buys this food counters will feature of Sanford, has been named weekend at markets will in­ clams, fillets, halibut, smelts, to the Dean'a List of Valdos­ clude artichokes, asparagus, oysters, scallops, and sword­ ta State College. Miss Foster beans, beets, broccoli, cab­ fish. Is • freshman at the college. bage, Texas filmbag carrots, a I R U E I EM P E R . Tools Meats, Vegetables Plentiful EASY-ACTION O R A M SH EA R S More itice with laa* saussre — m ow "Boating" felad* tuts dean and assy. » SPRING-BRACED LAW N RAKE Powsrtut flax action a«U hoavloxt llttor without dtm*(lng ■rate not*. •3 .99 FAM O US ROCKET H A M M E R cauliflower, endive-eaearole, green onions, iceberg lettuce, New York onions, mushrooms, parsnips, parsley, radishes, and potatoes. Top fruit values will be honeydtwa, pineapples, Cali­ fornia naval oranges, and Florida grapefruit. Kgga and dairy products, now in good supply, continue as good buys. Meat shoppers will find * fair sskctlon o f beef and Famous Trua Tampa* nockah per­ fect baitncai tubularetas I han­ dle absorb* thockti hood t e a l Hy 0*1 cushion r i p won't slip. 150 IK E A IL OUR TRUE TEMPER TV-ADVERTISED PRODUCTS! HILL LUMBER AND HARDWARE CO. 228 W. 3rd ST. 822-5581 GET POLIO PROTECTION For Yourself and Family, N O W ! ! Club To Meet SUNDAY, APRIL 12,1964 The Auxiliary Unit to South Seminole VFW Post 8207 will meet at 8 p.m. to­ day at the Post Home on tbe Old Dixie Highway north of Lcngwood. Mrs. Ruth Hop­ kins, president, has urged all members to attend as elec­ tion of new officers will be conducted. Q. A. What are the advantages of oral polio vaccine? The ease with which the vaccine can be given by mouth instead of inaction. Q. A. Who should receive this vaccine? Everyone. Even if you have previously taken Salk vaccine, the oral type vaccine should be taken, recommend health authorities. All age groups should take the vaccine, as any age group could become a polio carrier. Infants should be given the oral vaccine, but should be re-vaccinated at about one year of age. Q. A. How Is oral vaccine given? Two drops on a lump of sugar, or in distilled water for diabetics. It is a pleasant tasting liquid. Q. How many doses of vaccine are needed to become immune? Only two doses spaced about eight weeks apart are needed. Second Doie Given June 7th# Legal Notice NOTICE OF APPLIUATION FOR T S X DEED ( is * , see-la n s r l i s Stototae O f IM S) NOTICE IS H EREBY OJV. EN. That Albert A. Mrara. the holder o f tha follo w in g rartlfloats has filed aald certifica te for tas dsad to be Issued thereon. Tha certifica te num­ ber and year o f laauance, the description o f tho property, and tha nemo la w hich It w as asseeard ar* aa follow s: C ertificate No. SSI Y oar o f lesuanra ISIS D escription (if P roperty! Lota « A I Blk. A. Bouth Park, Oviedo P la t Raok • Pat* 4 Nam* In w hich aataatsi Cornelia R. Harassnt All o f aald properly bains In tha County n f Hemlnoto, Blais o f Florida. Unleaa such ce r ­ tifica te (h a ll ba radesmad a c ­ cording to law lha property daacrlbad In aurh certifica te w ill b* aald t* tha h ighest b id ­ der at the fron t d oor o f the Bemlnola County Court llouao at ganferd, Florida, on tho first Monday In tha month o f May, IMS. w hich ls the 4th day o f M ar, ISIS. Dsted this IStb dsy of March, 1114. (O fficia l Clerk'# te a !) Arthur H. Baekwlth, Jr. Clark c ir c u it c o u r t geminate County, F lorida By a . T. Ray, Jr., D. C. Publish: A pril I, II, SI, I f , IMS C D T -II Democratic Rally LAKE MARY TOMORROW N IG H T Chicken Pilau A Yellow Rice Dinner — Served From 5 P. M. CANDIDATE INTRODUCTIONS BEGIN AT 7»S# P. M. PA Petit!#*! Air. 12 P. M. - 5 P. M. SABIN ORAL VACCINE Unit Meeting MtlaopoUod. This « u duo to aa orror In composition and aa avanlfht nf our proof He said, "What happens In Southeast Asia depends to a great extent on the policies of the United States and Peking. This is one more reason why we have recognized Commu­ nist China . . . It la not true "W e will do everything we that It was for economic rea­ can to Inspire peaceful inten­ sons; this was only second­ a ry." tions In the Chinese Commu­ nist government," Pompidou Rympteme e f Distress Arising from said. " I am not seylng that we will succeed." The French premier said d u i t o e x c e s s a c id that to recognize the Peking QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST government is not to "share A L Al>ou* I S /)<tv fr k»/ ( ' in, approve of or support" the . Osxr Bee ■BUsa aackaess s# tha regime. W K U S S ra g A Y S K N ) beet bam “ It Is only to recognize the lor r«tM( o4nmpuass c( dkUSH arWn* I m t l smaak and PosSsosI Wttre da« in Xsexistence of that govern­ ~ — ‘ arUsase ment," he said. Pompidou said France has become more Interested In Southeast Asia — "less eco­ MeReynolds Drag Company Park Avenue Pharmacy nomically than morally and Touch ton Drug Company politically." On Dean’s List DeBary Duplicate Bridge Club reported 12 table* at play at this week's Tuesday afternoon meeting In the Firemen’e Recreation Hall. Mr*. Ruth Blatt directed. Winners were NS, first. Mrs. Fern Breeden and Mrs, William H. Clifton; second, Mrs. Corinna Lynch and Mrs. Arthur Willgoose; third, Mrs. Ida B. Wilson and Oscar Bar­ nett; fourth, Mr*. A. G. Besom and Phil DeBerard. EW, first, a tie, Mr. and Mrs. V. Mots with Arthur Wheatlsy and Prank Math*son; third, Mrs. J. D. Cordell and Charles Daglia; fourth, Marvin Long and Norman Moyer. The club's annual Charity Gama for benefit of tho American Cancer Society will be played a next week’* 1 p.m. meeting. Extra matter points will bo avallabla and refreshments will ba served after tha game. Donations will be required. CHAMBER OP COMMERCE BLDG. CORRECTION Little League Auxiliary, To Meet Tbe North Orlando Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. today at the home of Mri. Jane West on in the r t n r i 'i T c o u r t , Lombardy Road. Program NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE will be on shell arranging. DONALD n m t e r s and JOYCE M. MTERB. hla w lfo. D efendan t! CLERK 'S NOTICE OF BALE NOTICE IH HEItEIIY HIVEN that under a D eeres o f Foreclosure and Sata antarad by tha Judea o f tha Circuit Court o f tho Judicial Circuit, In and for Bemlnola County, Florida, on tho Tth day o f April, lis t . In a cartaln cauea hatween TH E HAVINUB HANK OF UTICA, a banking co rp o r­ ation orga n lttd nnd a iletln g under tba lawn o f tha Btata o f Now York, having Its principal place o f bualnaaa at t i l Oanaaaa Street. Utica, New Y ork, Plaintiff, and DONAI-D II. MVERH nnd JOYCE M. MYEIIH, hie w ife, Defendants, b e­ ing Chancery No. 1I77T, I will eeil nt public auction to tho highest bidder fo r oeah n t tha Courthouse In tho City o f Banford, Beininole County. F lo r­ ida. at lha hour o f 11:00 o'clock A.M., on April fla t, l i l t , that ■artaln parcel o f real property described as follow s: L ot Its and North • feat o f L ot 101, FRANKLIN TER RACE, a ccord in g ta tho plat th ereof aa record ­ ed In Flat llook I, F a s t 71. I’ uhllc R ecord ! o f Sem­ inole County. Florida. T o g r ih tr with lha fo llo w in g : U. E. Electric R a n t s No. J Z II-IU O K. R ofrleora tor. LA I1U M agic Chef Space Healer, Electric W a t e r Heater, lich en Exhaust Fan, Venetian B lin ds (BEAL) Arthur H. Beckw ith. Jr. Clark o f Cireult Court B y: Martha T. V lb lta , The premier said that this meant both North and South Vlct Nam should be neutraliz­ ed. He said this would require the agreement o f both the United States and Communist China. STOMACH ULCERS Legal Notice COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN CHANCERT NO. ISTTT MORTUAUK FORECLOSURE THE BAVINHK BANK OF UTICA, a banking corporation organised and axlotlng under (he law* o f tho Ntato o f Now York, P lain tiff, French Hope To Curb Red China, Premier Says A. Q. A. is this oral vaccine expensive? During this mass immunization, a 50c per person donation per dose is being asked. Inexpensive for the protection received. Q. A. Where can we receive this vaccine? At any of the locations listed below, or at the one nearest you. FLORIDA STATE BANK Downtown Sanford Area MOVIELAND DRIVE IN Highway 17*92 Area CROOMS ACADEMY Goldsboro Area GENEVA SCHOOL Geneva Area A A P SHOPPING CENTER South Sanford Araa STUBBS PHARMACY Forest City Araa MIDWAY SCHOOL Midway Araa WINN-DIXIE Highway 17-92 MONROE SCHOOL Lako Monroe Area JA I ALAI FRONTON Casselberry Area LAKE MARY SCHOOL Lake Mary Araa CITY HALL Oviedo Area A 434 Araa For any furthar information contact your physician or call tho Jayceo Building at 322-5411. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees Seminole Medical Society Seminole Co. Health D ept Members of the madlcal profession wM bo In attendance st oach location. I �f !it E n forl Emdl Pag* 8 — April 9, 1964 iourier Faces 16 Hitters, Strikes Out 15 H appy Minnie Heading 'H om e' The 16fh? Lion Pitcher Gives Him Free Pass Jack Nicklaus, Palmer Lead Off Masters By Sandy Padwe UPI Sports Writer The Chicago White Sox broke eamp Wednesday and the happiest person aboard Jim Courier entered Into the circle of baseball charm AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) — Wednesday afternoon when he Hopeful Arnold Palmer gets hurled n no-hit, no-run, 12 to • 30 minute* bead atart on By Bill Vincent Jr. bass and caught on artificial 0 decision over the Esgles everybody's favorite Jack First place In the U. S. bait. of Montverde In a high school Nlcklaua today when the pow The Navy chief said he contest at Oviedo as the Lions open black bass championship er boy# take on the field in has been taken over by Hal knows o f seven other tagged picked up their seventh vie (be opening round of the Griffin Jr., Tampa, former fish taken out o f Lake Golden tory of the current season. famed Masters golf tourna Florida quarterback, with a and he was Informed by the Courier nearly climbed base ment. catch weighing 14 pounds out Schlitz distributor that 25 ball's pedestal by almost get Palmer, the three • time of the Wlthlacoochee River have been taken in this dis­ ting a perfectly pl'ched con­ A SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK base runner In nabbed champion who la atlll looking near Dunnelon. trict. test on record. He faced 18 trying to get away with a theft o f third for the final putout in the open­ for hla flrat tournament vic­ • • • Griffin reported It took be­ men and whiffed 15 of them. ing game o f the City Recreation Department's Little League baseball tory o f the year, tee# off at tween IS and 20 minutes to Florida fresh water sport The only mar on an other­ season. Perfection Dairy's third sacker is just before tagging out the noon with young Labron Har­ land on an eight-pound test fishing rules and regulations wise perfect ball gama wai runner ns he prepares to slide into third. Perfection’s shortstop is back­ ris Jr., the 1962 National line with spinning equipment. Include the followings: Trot a five walk. ing up tho play. Perfection downed the Bankers, 4 to 2. (Herald Photo) Amateur champion. He used an artificial worm. lines, bush hooks or set lines Meanwhile, Courier’s mates Nlcklaua, the 34-yesr-old Co­ Second largest catch of the may not be used In . . . Bear were taking care of the of­ lumbus, Ohio, bomber who week was made by Jack W. Gulley Lake in Seminole fensive department with esse. seeks to become the first de Flowers, of Winter Garden, County or that portion o f Bre­ They pounced on three Mont­ fending champion to put « who subdued a 12-pound, one- vard, Volusia, Orange, Osceo­ verde hurlers for 10 safeties pair o f Masters' victories ounce bass out of Flat Lake, la and Seminole Counties which they coupled with no back-to-back, tees off at 12:30 near Oakland. He used a within which lies the SL Johns less than a half dozen miscues p. m. (EST) with Downing black worm as the lure. River and Its various chan­ to push over 12 rum. Gray, the man Harris beat 1 Honorable mention went to nels, marshes, ponds, lakes The Lions went right to up two years ego for that James E. McRae, o f Waldo, and tributaries bordered on work In the first inning by The t r a c k ' s individual A record crowd Is expected amateur crown. who landed a bass scaling the north by State Road No. pushing across four runs. for tonight's final program Palmer and Nicklaus are ll t t pounds while spinning 48, on the west by the Fort They duplicated the effort championship Is at stake to­ Seminole Highs track team both 3 to 1 choices but a run with four more in the second, wound up in third place at night at the Sanford-Orlando and the traditional running of o f heavy rain that has left tlie Au Rcvoir Handicap—the added a pair in the fourth the close of a five-way meet Kennel Club with the big win last event of the season. the Augusta National course and another two In the final ncra running In separate soggy la expected to be ad Tonight's entries: Wednesday afternoon as they fifth. events In the final night of FH I*T HACK — 8.IS M il.*: — vantageous to Nicklaus be­ Courier aided his own piled up 70 points but saw 1. Haraiuta Huncoait, {.Chicks* the season. cause he hits the longest, cause with three singles to Titusville’s Terriers rack up I. 00 M a l l - , 3. W i c k e t Hally, 4. Eleven-time winner, Sara­ MornliiK Tide. 6. T w o Hearn, (. highest drives of any of the half batting honors with 02 and DcLand High’s Bull­ sota Suncoast goca for hla U. !).*• I .lp itlc k , 7. Hoft W hir l. M starters in this 27th MastWayne Jacobs who also touch* Hall A he ad. 12th victory in the night’a S. era. f t IU ’ O M I HACK— .V I E >111, 1*— ed the opposing moundsmen dogs 81.5 points. I I. Iteluir W ay, Z. I'unda Hock, opening event. O. B.'s MeThe weatherman was pre Melbourne's Central Cath­ for three bingles. Carnage 1‘ rlceleas Hep. 4. Edna T e r­ Duff, the only other 11-tlme 3. dieting all systems " g o " with ry, 1. Linda Cutle, «. riator came up with the longest ex olic High wa* fourth ‘with 11 Hand, T. Opal Mac, S. n o y a l Acvictory, will be seeking his clear, mild weather expected Ira base hit of the afternoon, points and Florida Military tree*. after torrential rains washed 12th win the featured 10th. *1lllltll HAL'S: — A-11 MILK — a triple. Academy brought up tho field out two of the last th*ee days I. A ll Kara. S. Htrlde Far. 3. L. The Lions will be Idle the with 0.2 points. I..’* Hrllnda, 4. Clematis, S. o f practice. Most of the golf­ rest of tho week. Next week, CbUIlkO, (. Doncaeter Champ, As for the Somlnolci' per­ ers were able to try out the 7. Ann H obble, S. lla's Crlmaon however, they face two serious formance, it wai not their Fire. trieky, 6,960-yard course only threats In trying to continue best. Reinhart placed second Fill IITII HALS:—fi-l« MILK— on Tuesday. I. llarn ld U . Z. Ham's W h istl­ their consecutive win streak. In the 120-yard high hurdlci ed, 1. Tylar 1-re, 4. Hall K ln r. Nlcklaua went Into today’s Cosch Paul Mikler'i nine and Clarence Johnson was S. Minnie Oalea, S. Uarnacla'a opening round full o f conflTHESE 20 HASS wero tnken by Bill Johns and Heel. 7. Midterm, S. Hock Tray. goes to Titusville Tuesday for third In the 100-yard dash. No dence. " I feel I have been RACK — 3-N MILK — Buddy Hoolchan, of Sanford, while fishing last Hunt Llncoln-Mcrcury took FIFTH a lilt with the Terries and Seminole placed in the mile 1. lllur. H ocket Tumble, S. playing much better up to Sunday near the Osteen Bridge. possession of first place in the Haris Chimes, 4. d o Luke, S. next Friday they will close run. (bis point this year than I Htur Tray, f. Hearlla Toes, 7. their home season by enter­ However, In the 880 yard re­ Little National League Wed Ill Joey, s. T y le r Mac. was leading Into l u t year's with a Johnson spoon in Hie Chrlstmas-Deer Park Blthlonesday afternoon. The Auto- SIXTH BACK — S-N MILK — taining the tough Ocoee Car Geneva Road, and on the lay, won by Titusville, Sem­ kory Fond near his home. Masters." men, paced by Skipper Sen- I. W ick et Sloe, t. Clrrue W on ­ • • • south by the Kisslmmee-Mel- dlnals. inole placed third. der, 3. H arbour Cholre, 4. Yaa Palmer’s hopes for becom­ The line score: karlk's pitching and hitting, Parllna, S. Mary Sllland. I. Shad are continuing to run bourne Highway, and on the Sanford's brightest s p o t ing the first fouMlme winner Special Ham. 7. H. A.'a Alice posted a 8 to 4 victory over Montcvcrde .. 000 00—12 10 0 was, as usual, Barry Barka' he took the Masters In *58, '00 and providing excellent sport east by tho tree line bordering Havoc. *. Vlvl. Oviedo ............ 440 00— 0 0 8 the Locomotive Engineers at HKYKXTII HACK— a-U MILK— performance in the 440-yard and '02 are based on Improv­ for the anglers on the St. the St. Johns River marsh. I. coaim i a ., 2. Hta/lluht K a ­ Fort Mellon Park. Craig, Blank, Knight aod • • • Johns. John Crim says he ex dash. Barka covered the dis­ ed putting. t h y , '! . N. I L ’i Ready Ml*. I. Meanwhile, George's won Ham's Carrol; Courier and Brooks. Helly. S. Silks U acD uff, peels them to run another American Power Boat Asso­ aMy trouble so far this year tance In 52.4 seconds to capa season's opener in the Little *. Tum bling Ituth. 7. Crony has been chiefly putting," Pal­ couple weeks IF tho water ciation stock outboard mara­ been defeated In the 440 so American Leaguo at Bay I'lnkey, S. Iiorl Doll, d f . l l l II HACK— B-IE MILK — m er said. "I'v e bad a bunch stays cool. When the water thon national championships far this season. Avenue Park, trouncing the I. Oceanian, 3. tlatur I-and, S. o f three-hit greens. I've had heats up the fish, finished will be held July 25-28 at Another bright spot for Uie Banker! of Sanford Atlantic, Space Try, 4. Itellne, S. Fawn the yips and couldn't concen­ spawning, will die,, both male Trenton, Mich. There will be locals* was Rick Walslrom’s 16 to 1, on three-hit pitching Violet, t. Zekeo, 7. lrleh Alert, X. Fond Town. trate. But now I feel I can and female, according to five classes: AU, BU, CU, DU, performance In the 180-yard by Harley Sykes. M A T H HACK — B-IE MILE — and 36. Prises will total |5,John. master those putts." I. Mike Hecretery, Z. O. IL'| low burdlei. Walstrom placed In the Hunts-Engineers con­ Torpedo, t. Cherokee Ilulou, 4. He also reports specks con 000. Although most favor the third. test, Senkarik limited the Fleet Matron, S. Hob Drake, (. CHICAGO (U PI) — Invest• e e power hitters fo** the tourna­ tinue to bite in Lake Jessup, James Hock, Jeff Williams of Seminole Trainmen to one hit. He con­ Ilonnle Abbe. 7. Step Now, *. "Fishing with an Out­ ment broker Bob Nussbaum was Uiird in the 880-yard ment, former U. S. Open although they are about at nected for Ms second homer n :\ T I I HACK — B-lfl MILK — champion Ed Purgol casta a the end of their run for the board," a free 24-page book­ said today his syndicate of event, Sanford placed second of the season—a first inning I. Ill Troubles, S. K arry Kasko, season. Rass fishing Is spotty. let which tells how to use eight businessmen has filed 3. Kl Haao I<sea. 4. Llnko. S. dissenting vote. in the sprint medley relay clout with two aboard. • • • Dolnroa Jean. I. O. H.'a Methe mobility afforded by an an official application for a "N o man living has a lock which was won by Titusville, Sykes, scattered three hits D uff, 7. O. H.'e Couple, I. Oats in the Worms arc the main bait outboard rig to catch more Chicago franchise on any golf tournament to­ Man. and Vodoplcb was third in Uie against the Bankers and pac­ KI.KVKXTII HACK »-n MIL*:— d a y ," Furgol said, noting In the Wckiva, according to fish, is available from the American Football League. 220. ed George's with three hits In AC HKVOIII HANDICAP He said the group also has Herb Sutton, at Wckiva Illvcr Klckhaefcr Corporation, Fond (bat there have been IS dif­ I. Moonrrrat. S. Korkin Mollis, Seminole's Williams, Grif­ three trips—Including his own opened negotiations to buy a 3. O. H.'e (loon, 4. Hocket Cash, ferent winners In the last IS Haven. Especially for the red du Lac, Wis. S. Haris Hike. 4. Sir. T all Man. • • * Canadian football franchise fith, Vodoplch sml Freeman also homered for Georges. breasted bream. outings. 7. Tum bling Ranla, S. Donna's placed third In tho mile relay. In today's games, the Na­ which might play In Chicago Herb says two men and a Before casting off, a wise Ml.* Kay. "Nlcklaua and Palmer have tional League will pit First Vodoplrh waa second In the to control their motions as boy caught and cleaned a tub­ skipper conducts an Inspection until It obtains an AFL mem­ Federal against Standard Oil broad Jump, Steve Clark was much as the most lightly re­ ful for themselves, then caught of hla rig. Ha should make bership. at 4:30 p. m., at Fort Mellon The AFL application by the third in tho discus throw and garded entrant in the field," and gave away another 100 in sure there Is ample gas aPark, and In the American board, as well as life pre­ Nussbaum group was the sec­ Sparkman was second in tho Furgol added. "It's the good one afternoon o f fishing. Perfection Dairiea plays high jump. Bream, warmouth perch, servers and emergency gear. ond for a Chicago franchise. putter who will win, no mat­ The Centra] Florida ProSeminole's next outing Is Navy, also at 4:30 p. m ., at catfish and a few specks are He should also check that Last month oilman Nash ter what they aay." Am Association hai scheduled the Bay Avenue Park. Saturday In the Reach Relays steering controls and fuel line taking the bait. Dowdle, Midland, Tex., ap­ Jimmy Demaret, a threea tournament for Friday at The lino scores: • • • are properly connected. plied for a franchise and said at Daytona with Seabreeze time Maaters c h a m p i o n , the Mayfair Country Club, ac­ Engineers ....... 100 003—4 1 0 • a • Jean Denson, chief personagreed with Furgol. he waa sure he would have High. cording to an announcement Hunt Lin-Mer . 300 30x—8 2 0 If you ordinarily run your the backing of most of the "They keep talking about nclman at Sanford Naval Air W P - Senkarik, L P - Bill by the club'a pro, Grover Nicklaus aod Palmer domi­ Station, is the first angler boat onto a beach when you present league ownera. Todd. Schmidt. HR— Senkarik nating the field, but they reported locally to have hook­ come in from boating, lay an Todd «ayt there will be the George's . . . . 088 2—16 11 1 have only won one tourna­ ed some of the Schllta "g old " old auto tire flat on the sand San. AU............ 100 0 -1 0 3 11 usual " A " , " B " and " C " dlment between them this year. fish. He landed three o f the with half of It In the water. P et Team W L W P - Harley Sykes, L P - vision! with the amateur* How can you call that doml- tagged flsdi in Lake Golden Dig a depression in the beach, Klngswood 3 0 1.000 Jcff Ward, HR— Sykes, Bris- picking the professional of and Is awaiting word from sink the tire to half Its depth (American) natlngT" Fla. 8t. Bank 1 0 1.000 ter. their choice for pertnera. This year's field o f N In Milwaukee as to how much and fill It with sand. This Teem W L P e t Wllson-Mater 1 0 1.000 eludes 8S U. 8. pros, 14 U.S. they are worth In cash prizes. gives you a firmly-anchored Georges 1 • 1.000 Chase .500 1 1 Benson said he nearly toss­ rubber "landing field" and Navy amateurs and 38 foreigners. 1.000 McRaney 1 J00 1 1 After II bole rounds today ed back one fish because It prevents scratching o f your Pert. Dairies 1.000 Robb’s Const 0 1 .000 1 and Friday, the field will be was small. Then he noted the boat bottom. .000 U.S.O. 0 Fla. St. Bank .000 0 1 • • e ON 100 BRANDS sliced to the low 40 scorers tag. This fish weighed four Sanf. AU. J000 Long wood 8 .000 0 3 To hold Junior's Interest on and ties plus any others with­ ounces and was only seven Results Wednesday Results Wednesday long. Tho others a cruise, make him an active George’s 16, Sanford Atlantic in 10 strokes of the leader Inches McRaney IB, Chasc7 for the final two rounds Satur­ weighed ono pound ami two participant. Assign him speci­ 1 Kings wood 17, I.on g wood 8 pounds four ounces. All are fic navigational and house­ day and Sunday. Games Today Gurnet Tonight hold duties, such as spotting Perfection -vs- Navy Wilson Mater at Fla. St. Bank buoys (especially good If he (Bay Ava. Park, 4:30 p.m.) ARCADE PACKAGE STORE 7:30 can use binoculars), putting OPEN DAILY — • A. M. - 6:15 P. M. LeRoy Robb Coast, at USO out fenders and securing dock (National) I l l E. FIRST SANFORD 8:45 WE GIVE TOP VALUE 8TAMP8 W L Pet. (Ft. Melloa Park) "I'v e been a professional lines Keep him busy and he'll Team NEW ORLEANS (UPI) enjoy himself more. So will Hunt Lin-Mer a 0 1.000 Carl (Bobo) Olson, here to boxer nearly 18 years," ex­ you. Chase l 8 1.000 challenge the winner, calls plained former middleweight s e e First Federal .000 0 1 Friday nlght’a Willie Pas- champion Olson of San Fran­ One o f the fastest and slm- Engineers 0 1 .000 trano-Gregorla Peralta light 8 1 .000 cisco today. "And I've never simplest fire rigs for cook­ Standard Oil heavyweight title match “ the ing outdoors can be made by Results Wedaeeday heard o f a better match than perfect fight." driving three o r four steel Hunt 8, Engineers 4 thla one." pegs Into the ground in a Games Today Bobo explained that when perimeter the alat o f tho pan Flrat Federal -vs- Standard Oil Pastrano climbs Into the ring you Intend to use. Build a Friday night at the New Or­ pan and you're In business. |(Fort Mellon, 4:30 .th.) the northbound train wai Minnie Minoso, who wai head lng "h om e" again. The all-time White Sox fa­ vorite wai algned Wednesday by General Manager Ed Short Just two yesrs after Chicago had traded him to SL Louis for Joe Cunningham. But at age 40, Minoso still had enough left to acratch his way back, even though a aer lea of Injuries at St. Louts and Washington threatened h 1 s colorful career. " I ’ m back home again. 1 never ezpected it. It’s like a dream," Minoso said as a wide grin crossed bis face. "Legs floe, I feel 1 can atlll do It." Short laid that Minoso, a free agent this spring, would Seminole Track Titles At Stake In Team 3rd In S0KC Finale Tonight Kingswood Nine 5-Way Meet Leads League Hunt Leading In National Group Fails To Get Franchise Kingswood took over the top slot In the Men’s City Softball League Wednesday night. The Builders whitewashed Long wood by a lop-sided 17 to 0 count while McRaney Paints ran roughshed over Chase & Company 19 to 7 In the second game of a twin bill at Fort Mellon Park. LeRoy Estrldge hurled a two-hit ihutout for Kingswood and John Emerson had a per­ fect night at the dish, with three hits In as many appear­ ances—Including his second homer o f the season. Ron Russi, also with the Builders, clouted a round-tripper. Meanwhile, the Painters pounded out 21 safeties to produce their 19 runs in the tilt with Longwood. Larry Watson cracked out t h e game’a only circuit tmash in the initial stanza. Watson had two other hits to give him three for five. Tonight Wilson-Maler tan­ gles with Florida State Bank in a 7:30 opener of a twin bill. Robb's Construction plays the USO nine In the 8:45 night­ cap. Both games will be play­ ed at Fort Mellon. The line scores: Kingswood . . . . 504 8 -1 7 14 1 Longwood ......... 000 O— 0 2 8 W P - Estrldge (1-0), L P Roy Lisk (0-2). HR— John Emerson, Ron Russi Chase ....... 005 200 0 - T 15 4 McRaney .. 233 841 x -1 9 21 o W P - Frank Williams (1-1), LP— Dick Frank (1-1), H R Larry Watson. 1963-64 GREYHOUND RACING SEASON Tourney Set At Mayfair Little League be used as a spare outfielder and a pinch-hitter. "If he has one more year left, he's more likely to have It in Chicago," Short said. Minoso'a signing was about the biggest news from Grape­ fruit and Cactui land Wednes­ day although the Cleveland Indiana might tend to illsagree. The Indians hit three home runs In Fresno, Calif., off Billy O'Dell to beat the San Francisco Giants, 14-4, for the first time in 10 games this spring. 3tax AKii and Leon Wagner hit two-run burners for Cleve­ land and Johnny Romans added a solo shot. Orlando Copeda homered for San Fran­ cisco. A single by Dick Bertell gave the Chicago Cuba a 7-8, llth lnning victory over ths Boston Red Sox. Ed Brcssoud, Frank Matzone and Lu Clinton hit horns runs for the Red Sox while Andre Rodgers and Ernla Banks connected for the Cubs. The St. Louis Cardinals de­ feated the New York Yan­ kees in St. Petersburg when Julisn Javier lined a two-run homer off rookie relief pitch­ er Pete Mlkkelscn in the eighth inning. The Los Angeles Dodgers split their squad in two Wed­ nesday and wound up loilng both games. One team lost to Pittsburgh, 11-1, while the other lost to Philadelphia, 114. Home runt by rooklea Alex Johnson and Richie Allen ac­ counted for five of the Phil­ lies’ runs. Dick Schofield, Ro­ berto Clemente and Willis Stargell hit home runs for the Pirates in the other contest The New York Meta built up an early 9-0 lead and then In typical fashion had to struggle for an 11-9 victory over the Kansas City A’a. Th# Meta had 15 hits, with Ron Hunt and Ed Kranepool col­ lecting three each. Catcher Bill Bryan had four of Kan­ s u City’a 18 iifetiei. Plncb-bltter John Goryl bit a two-run homer in the bot­ tom of the ninth and gave tha Minnesota Twins a 5-4 victory over the Houston Colts. Home runs by Russ Snyder, Lull Apariclo and John Pow­ ell helped the Baltimore Ori­ oles defeat tha Cincinnati Reds, 8-1. Milwaukee’ s Hank Fischer went nine Innings and threw a live-hitter as the Milwaukee Braves defeated the Washing­ ton Senators, 5-2, in a night game at West Palm Beach. Claude Osteen was the losing pitcher, allowing all fiva runs. Men's League ENDS TONIGHT! SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! 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In cases such as this, it Is probable that he has al­ ready given his brother-inlaw all ths help he intends to, and haa washed his hands of him (which is his privilege). 8tay out o f i t DEAR ABBY: Two ysara By Abigail Van Buren ago my husband started ac­ cusing me of things I never thought of doing. My hand on a Bible, Abby, I never looked at another man In ths 34 years wc have been married. He kept at me and kept at me until I finally “ c o n f e s s e d ” just so he would leave me alone. Now he is worse than ever. I have tried to tell him that I am not guilty, and 1 only said I was so I could get some peace and quiet, but he doesn't believe me. Life is not worth living any more. If it weren’t for our chil­ dren and grandchildren I would know what to do. Can you help me? MISERABLE DEAR MISEABLE: Try to get your husband to your family p h y s i c i a n for a “ checkup.” If he refuses to go, eall your physician and tell him your problem. Ex­ cessive suspicion, without cause, is a common symp­ tom o f mental illness. DEAR ABBY: On ths subject o f w h e t h e r the clergyman should be paid extra for services that are a part o f his “ duty," may I Qacjoby (jJs. J.hs "H ow can I win back my husband'* lor* 7” writes a woman reader. 'We'va been married for almost 20 years and he hat grown completely Indifferent t* ms." Well, If sht wer* the heroin* o f a soap opera or tnagatlna aerial It would be duek soup. Bhe’d go to a fancy beauty talon for a few weeks, buy a lot o f new Legal Notice Iff THS CIRCUIT COURT, fflffT tl JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA Iff Aff O FOR s r .N ix n i.r : c o i s it t , CNAffURRT ffO. I FED EH AL NATIONAL MOHTOAOE ASSOCIATION, A corp o r t I Ion, rUlaUff. 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Issues, proceeds, and profits accru ing and to accrue from said premises, all or which ara Included within tho foregoin g description and tha habendum th ereof; nlso all gas. •team, electric, w ster, and other heating, cookin g, rsfrlgerntlng. lighting, plumbing, ventilating. Irrigating, and pow er systems, machines, a p ­ pliances, n atures, and appur­ tenances, which now are or may hereafter pertain tn, or be used wllh. In, o ito n said prem ­ iers. even though they be de­ tached *>r detachable, at publle sale, to tha highest and beet bidder for eath at 1I.-S* o'clock A.M. nn the lis t day o f April. 1*94. at the Front D oor o f the Hemlnnla County Coiirlhouso In Hanford, F lo r­ ida. (HEAI.) Arthur n . Deck wllh, Jr. Clerk o f th s Circuit Court Dyi Martha T. Vlhtea Deputy Clerk REAIIDALU OltID LK T AND LEW IS Attorneys fo r P la in tiff I t North Conrt Hlreet Poet O ffice B ox I t l l Orlando, Florida Publish: A pril t, ISM L IL L I* A- DPLDAT, A w llo w D sfsn tsn K e ). NOTICE OF iU IT Iff MORTOAUR FORFCI.OI URE TOl LILLIE A. DILDAT. A w lto w , whose rssldtnee Is unknown snd whose last know n addrsee Is 111 M arfalr Circle. Ssnford, Florida. TOO A RB H EREBT NOTI­ F IE D that a Complaint to forocloso a csrtala m o rlsa s* encum bering tho follow in g described real properly, to -w lt: L ot I*. Block E. COUN T R T CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. TH REE, according to ths plot thereof na recorded la r ia t Book II. p e s t s I t and Id, I’ ublio Records o f Seminole Coun­ ty, Florida. kae boon filed against yoa In tho a b ovs-stylsd suit, tho flhort title o f which Is Fsdtral National M ortgage Association, a C orporation organised a id e r an Act o f co n g re ss and taint­ in g pursuant to ths F sd srsl National M orlgags Association Charter Ast, h aving Its prin ­ cipal o ffice In tho d t p o f W ashington. District o f C ol­ umbia, Plaintiff, versus, L IL ­ L I * A. DILDAT, a w idow , D e­ fendant ( t ) and you ara regulrad to servo a oopy o f your A nsw er ar other pleading to ths Complaint on P la in tiff's A ttorn ey, Maek N. Cleveland. J r - Belts 111 Sanford Atlantic N ational Bank Building. San­ ford. Florida, and fit* ths o r i­ gin al Answer or other plead­ in g la tho o ffic e o f ths Clark o f the Circuit Court on or b e ­ fo re the 4th day o f Mey, A D. n i l . I f yoa ta ll to do so. a deoreo pro ooofeeeo w ill bo CDT-tt tek ea against yoa tor ths re ­ lie f demanded In ths Com ­ plaint. This Notion shall bo publishs a c s a w eek fo r fear oeassou tlvs w sehs la Tha Baaford H sra li. a newspaper alrculatad la teasiaola Coaaty, F lo r­ ida. Dated this llth day o f March A. D. I lid. (■CAL) Arthur H. Bsekw lth, Jr. C lerk e f Circuit Court Maek N. Cleveland. Jr. and H arold F. Johnson A ttorneys fo r P la la tlff F. O. Drawer t Ban ford, Florida i Publish A pril L f. II. I L U K VrrtTI ‘April 9, 1964 — Puff* 9 Get it o ff your chest. For a personal, unpublished re­ ply, write to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. • • • Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif., for Abby's new book­ let, ” IIOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCA­ SIONS." HAPPY BIRTHDAY— Mounds of candied cake mark the celebration of the 100th performance o f "Cinderella” ballet at Purls’ Chumps Elysee theater. Helping herself at a reception is Geral­ dine Chaplin, daiiKhtcr of comedian Charlie Chaplin. Television Tonight THURSDAY P. M. 1.55 ( ! ) Ntwauep* (<> .Sews, W anther, Upon* ( I ) X enslln * 1 .10 III Sport* By Oswald Jacoby S:I« C> llu n ilcy • Brinkley showed a weak hand with some sort o f heart suit. 1 shudder today whsn I see how very weak my heart cult was but I made Uiie bid back In 1931 when I waa consider­ ably more reckleee. The call did not discourage my opponents at ail. If any­ thing, It caused them to over­ bid to a slam. Tha slam would hava been made eaiily without a spade lead, but, playing Weet, I opened the six o f epadea. My reaeon waa that 1 hoped to discourage a finesse against tha king in rase North held the ace and queen, hut in­ stead my partner took his ace and returned the suit. to get It back simply beeaus* she loses 10 pounds, finds a more becoming hairdo, and buys new clothea that “ do something for her." All tho** tiling* may be beneficial, a I m p I y because they make the woman feel lees woebegone and glva her a little confidence in herself. But they aren't going to make her husband suddenly tee her in a new light. My advice to this wife: quit worrying about changing to pleat* her husband and start thinking about making barself over to pleat* herself. If the busies herself with things the really likes to do, she'll be happier, and a more in­ teresting person. Chances ara her huibsnd will find her more interesting, too. I f he doesn't she's still ahead for she is gating aoms fun out of life, instead o f sit­ ting around feeling sorry for herself. This probably founds like very dull advice compared with t h e “ make • yourselfbeautiful • and • ha'll . Tall­ in • love • with • you • allover-agaln" routine women ar* usually handed. But, dull or not, it’s realism rather than wishhil thinking. For no mattar what the storybooks tell you, that old line o f advice Just doesn't work. dUqhliqhlb (I ) N tw i— W elter Css kite f:* * ( I ) Riflem en t|) Hunting A Fttklng (l> V irginia Boy* T:l* ( ! ) Tempi* lloueten t<) ra**w onl (»l F R ID A Y A . M . (!) (t) (I) (I) (O 1:4# (1) 1:41 1:14 1.44 1:11 1:19 I ftll K llntat on* ■ 1.55 (4) Itawhlits ( I ) D oana R **l l:IS (I ) Dr. K llSsrs (I ) My T b r*» Bans liflt <4> Perry M**an t i l Rnalgn O'Toni# l : l f t i l Kneel (C o lo n ( I ) Jimmy De»n Show 14:04 11) P*rry Como (4) Nur*»* 14:14 (SI Story of tt;99 43S ( I ) New*. W *»th tr, HportS (SI Now* — Murphy M trlla 11:14 (» ) Nows, 8por(s, W »sthrr 11:11 ( I ) T h *»t*r o f ths S tsri 11:14 (1) Johnny C*r«#a (C olor) H i l l ( ! ) Movie 1:44 1:11 1:11 1:11 tl> Til* ( I ) (Si f : l l (4 ) Sign On Hunihtno Alm tnaa u ro v t. Form R*p*rt Florida lltilo r y Hunrlao Hamaittr Today Legal Notice ROTIUH OF SUIT T ill) STATE OK FLORIDA TO DONAI.D P. W I L L I A M S . WHOSE RKHIOKNt.'K IH UN­ KNOWN. AND WltOME MAIL­ ING ADDRESS IS VP-4. Na vy ll«T , o /o F.F.U, Han Francisco, California: A sw orn Com plaint having barn filed again*! you In th* Circuit Court In and for BamInula County. Florida, by LAVAUA II. WILLIAMS, for d i­ vorce, tho ahorl llllo o f which IS LAVADA H. WILLIAMS, Plaintiff, varan* D oN A Ll» P. WILLIAMS. Doreiidant, the.* praosnt* ar* to command you to appear ond flla your An*, war or other defena# or pleailIng herein with (ho Clark of th* Circuit Court o f Samlhol* County. Florida, and aervo a cop y thereof on P la in tiffs A t­ torney. Mock K. Cleveland, Jr.. Attorney at lo w , P. O. Drawer • /., Sanford. Florida, nn or b e ­ fore Hi* i l t h day o f May, A. I), last, or (itliarwla* deer** pro tronfeaao will b* sntsrtd again*! you. Th* Sanford Herald la des­ ignated aa a now tpspor o f t e n ­ oral circulation In which this citation ahall ba puhllahad one* each work tor four aonaecutlv* waaka. WITNESS my band and o f f i ­ cial aeal o f tho Clark o f tha Circuit Court on thle tba Itb day o f April. A. D. 1114(HEAL) Arthur II. Backwlth. Jr. Clerk o f Circuit Court l ly : Martha T. Vlhlan. D. C. Mack N. Cleveland, Jr. Attorney at Law, Suit* A ll Hanford Atlantic National Rank Rulldlng, F. O. D raw er 2. Hanford. Florida, Attorney for P lain tiff. I'ubllaht A pril I, IS, II, I f, 1144 UDT-14 11:11 (lit* 11:41 ll:t l Operation Alphabet Today Mlrkla Even* Loral Nawa, W ea ­ ther ( I ) Captain K ansaroa ( I ) Cartoon* ( I ) K eerclt* For W amen ( I ) American Hletary ( 1 ) Plvorca Court ( I ) Cartoona (II Halo Storm (S) Itomper Room (Jl Hay When ( I ) Nawa— lllk a W atlaca ( I ) Hpanlak (1) Nawa— Edwin Newman II) w o rd for W ord ( ! ) I Lev* t.uey ( I ) Dacambtr Drldn 111 Concentration (4 ) R at) MoCoya (I t Prlra la Right ( I ) Mleelng Link ( I ) Pota A Olady* ( I ) Haven Key* FRIDAY P. M. t l ‘44 t l ) Tour Flrat ImpressIon (C olor) ( I ) L i* * o f Llf* (9 ) Ernie Ford U t i l (4 ) New *— Harry Kaaannrr 11:14 I I : Truth ar Cone*quancaa ( I ) Search Far T om or­ row (9) Father Known Bsat 11:41 (9 / Ouldlng Light l! :S ! (1) New*— Itay Kcharer 1:04 t i l New*. W eather ( « ) Barhelnr Father t») Ueneral lloepltal 1:19 i l l People Ar* Kunnp t*t A* Th# World T u m i (9) Newt Dave Feonail 1:11 ( I ) Cartoon* 1:91 ( I ) L e f t Make A D ial (9) I’ s iiw o r d I f ) Ann Botham t i l l (l> Nawa— Floyd Kalbar 1:19 ( ! ) D octor* ( I ) lloue* Party (91 Day In ca u rt 1:11 (91 Now*— Lias Howard 1:99 I t) L oritta Touns <9) To Tall Th* Truth (9) yueen For A Day 1:11 (9) Nawa— Edward* 1:19 (1) Tou Don't Say (C olor) (9) Eds* o f Nlsht ( I ) Who Do Tou T ra*t» 4:99 ( ! ) Match flam * (4t Secret Storm i l l Trallm sater 4:11 (1) New*— Sander V sn osa r 4:19 (1) Rurn* and Allan <*: Cnola Walt Ii94 C l Raet o f tlrourh* ( ( ) ca rtoon * 1:1? ( l i Newerop* <4) Leave It To Reavsr ( I ) lllvarboat U t< i v f m MIDI IN o r \ f ) 7:30-8:30 p.m. NBC. Temple Houston. “ The T w i s t e d Rope.’ ’ (Rerun) This one was the premiere episode and it set the scene (or the scries by estsblishins the friendship of Jeffrey Hunter snd Jack Elam after a bitter battle But It'a only a sldcplot to the main theme of Houston's des­ perate defense of two accused killers. There is the usual lynch mob, headed very ef. fectlvely by guest star Victory Jory. but Collin Wilcox, as the sister of the accused men, contributes to the twist cli­ max of the court action. 8:30-9:30 p.m. NBC. Dr. Kildare. "An Ungodly A ct." A lot of dramatic sparks fly in this one, which concerns the plight of emergency patients being denied admittance to certain hospitals for lick of immediate funds. In tn off­ beat role, Douglas Fairbanks Jr. gurst stars as the head of such a hospital. Kildare (Richard Chamberlain), vis­ iting a nurse at the hospital, urges quirk treatment for a critically ill child, but the hospital Insists on a deposit. The child ia rushed to Blair Hospital where the treatment it too late to save her life. Angry Kildare Initiates action against Fairbanks, who coun­ ters with a threat to expose Kildare'S ''affair" with his nurse If the chirges aren't dropped. 9-10 p.m. CBS. Ferry Ma­ son. A confusing first half amootht out for keen enjoy­ ment of the second half. In­ advertently, Perry M uon (Raymond Burr) finds he's offering services on the “ fam­ ily plan." First, he is hired by a young lovely (Mona Freeman) to thwart extradi­ tion of her husband from California to New York, where he faces a murder charge, then he haa to defend her on a eharge of murdering her huiband't partner. Unfor­ tunately ahe's subject to faint­ ing spell*, and suffers one Immediately after visiting the dead man. 8:30-10:30 p.m. ABC. The Jimmy Dean Show. The show opens wllh a rousing rodeo parade, complete with four live horses, to the music of “ The Yellow Rose of Texaa." Jimmy slngi “ Sitting on Top of the World" (probably to celebrate till show’s renewal for next season) and "Illdin' Down the Canyon." Molly Bee contributes “ El Sombrero," Hank Thompson does “ Green Light" and "Hiimply Dumpty Heart” and Hoy Clark con­ tributes a couple of country songs. Eagle and Mann have a comedy routine and Jimmy and Howlf get some laughs out of the Income tax. Tha show closes with a rousing y#* :*SXXOgL 4JDT-T _w. r .rema IS I 6HS’6 ) 6 E ki OL)6s ALL R16HT* ( \_ OUT OUR WAY OUR ANCESTORS Seminole TV FA 3-4938 Zenith Color TV Balsa 1888 Hanford Avo. New ! ! ! CYPRESS ROOM ★ --------------— rorm erljr ★ DOG TRACK INN DANCE t o th e M unic o f *TIIE VIRGINIANS" FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NITER Open ’TH 2 a.m. Cocktail Hour — Dally 5:30 - 7:00 p. m. Ill-W A Y 17-81 at CARHRIiHRRRY PIIO.NK 838-928# "This new fella Stanley In our otr i reel etstm erP SHORT RIBS -this v f f l T B SIR.1U0B FEUftff WERE OUT CfilHOMlM AN0 OROU6N3 a l l N m r io n & FRIDAY & SATURDAY FK IIIAF A SATURDAY •I.SS a Carload a " S ill JO IIX" t.HHATS Jaha H a t e * la "T H E CORANCHKUOS* «S «M > * OF i n i ) J IR A " "1)11*01 AN'S REES'" ■ssss BUGS BUNNY SHOWS AT 1:00 - 1:1# 5:10 • 7:00 - 9:0# • T im mskm • Service •9 T HI A I R rTH E ' 5RRSRS .mnsrv-cm. Big Boy Vi IA. o f govern■ e a t Inspected ■rad# “ A” aeat served with lettuce, toMste, Mayonnaise, onion an catsup, on a king site •“ bu -It'a A Meei" Ref. SB# tr ie r YUr le i ir u H t t il TV RENTAL • Sales r \_OUOOTANC%Z SPECIAL! A m p le F r e e P e r k in g — Ranking Area — W ar if country selection as every­ one Joins in on “ Oklahoma Hills." 10-11 p.m. NBC. Tha Perry Como Show. Perry takes his show to the headwaters of the Mississippi tonight, to Mlnneapolli, Minn., and hla guaita Include comedian Bob Newhart. linger Keely Smith, pianist Peter Nero and the University of Minnesota's Glee Club. Everyone does a medley except Newhart, who salutes the opening of the baseball season with his rhu­ barb monologue. Miss Smith and Perry do a medley of Indian songs; the entire group does a medley of college songs, and Peter Nero Just does a medley. Perry and Kecly also handle their aolo' spots delightfully. 10:30-11 p.m. ABC. ABC News Reports. “ Richard Bur­ ton and the Bard." This ia a big night for Broadway. Rich­ ard Burton's "Hamlet" will have brought down Ita final curtain by th a'tim e this Is aired. The play waa originally written by Shakespeare, but interest In Burton and his new bride has been so intense the authorship is overlooked. Anything Burton does has a tinge of circus about it. This may be unfair, but it la a fact of life. So, whataver the mer its of Burton's performance, ABC News haa scored a major coup in filming thta Interview with him. The English actor discusses Shakespeare and his worki Intelligently, but most people won’t ba listening too attentively. SOU MUCT 8 * 31*mrtR, MARTHA (J MAY# TH* 8UB6TANTIAL *■ IM A M OF A SARRBLOF ■a— WHY, I* X ANN0UNC8O TO l LAWO »I#WT NOW/WON A PALTRY * 1 OO IN TH* •LIT * 8 T RID OF TH O M 5weH PATAKM AUMYCUffRetiT CRACKPOT WWBNTORC FINANCIAL OBAUNOS WOULD . O tt I ’ LL DBALSOU OFF COLL A P * * /-— IN OU*lNEb», . TO TH* f?*N D B K " -— | IMAda 14 MOW* | INO P L A N T / l IMPORTANT THAN TOMTM Carl wad Paw Nit* *SI I BLACK NORSKS" « n t i T i i 4 * t iiie ic B ” saw**?1 Y o u .* ■6-rep wowryin* / — - veu \ 2 DAY NOW Ihru SAT. it M D A T / v . ^ BadffUfWl "TV Dr. Strangelova it OUR BOARDING HOUSE TV Time Previews CONFIDES T I A L T O HENRY: Indecision has kill­ ed more cats than curiosity. • • e (jom sm :By Ruth Millett clothes and tha timid neglect­ ed duckling would turn Into a swan—and tha ccupl* would live happily ever after. But a man who has lost in­ terest In a woman isn’t going Wanfnil add my remarks! Many couples who can afford only a small ceremony in the parson's living room forget that even the smallest wed­ ding costs something. Ths Inst one cost us $15. We were offered $6, but ws refused it because the couple were struggling students. But at some o f the more elaborate church weddings when ths rake, which is NOT essen­ tial, costs $75, and the preacher, who IS essential, costs nothing, It makes one wonder where the value sys­ tem went. PREACHER'S WIFE IN IOWA s t • On(Bhidqsi Every time I think o f sen­ sational leads, I go back to NORTH > two that I made against the 4QJ1084I VI lata Ely Culbertson. I will ♦ KJ4J show ths one that succeeded ♦ AK in today’s article. ■ACT This was In ths CulbertsonOKI A A 7I VJITI4I v i o l Lens match o f 1031. Contract ♦ 7 481 was new and there were no A 10 $• > 4QJI7I8 such things as four no-trump SOOTH (Dt oonventlons. We did have AVI forcing bids and also a nui­ VAKQI ♦ AQ10III sance bid that I had invented AJ especially for the match. Tcdsy the bid is called the North and South vulnerable •oath Wait Xartfc Btfl pre-emptive Jump ovarcall. pyg 34 1 ♦ 19 At that time they Just called Pm Pass 8 4 40 it a psychic. Pass 8* Paaa s o Pan Pan Pm Actually my bid was not e Opening psychic because my partner and both opponents knew it tf» �I Vl)> V n tffl Tage 10 — April 9, 1964 V m ll LAY OFF TILING HE S^JO <E S, ^W ETuS M EV, Z E B O ,T P IP YO U HEAR THE r pucbably w o+ n C'M O N , « R O . GET rr ASP YOU'LL GET /MD..THEM XU EVEN y o u GET MAP, AMP- . SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith Herald Classifieds 322-5612 S E E ? TfA C E T T irJG MAO A L R B A O y // SHOULD GET THtft One / JO k fi ABO UT THE BASHFUL CLASSIFIED INDEX ©oeiuAf J Phone Classified From Sanford Exchange M 2 BEAUT IFULl! 4 , P R IS C IL L A ! M Y SHOES ARE )6 u c e e B ffittu .' S E B A S T IA N r - VSBfS'tSFZ you To From Seminole County r WHY > DON’T YOU A S K HIM TO COME , O U T? J 425-938 NOT LONG DISTANCE Office 204 W. First RESPONSIBILITY: “ Friendly Greeting Card Company. HI, there!" '|!! l|im iL L U J ||[ |u yo u Hi w o u l d n 't ME ALMOST CO T M V PIECE O U T I LIKE - APPLE OF APPLE PIE T L L T A K E T H A T ) f CA M E FO R L A S T P IE C E y V _ t IT v - X O F A P P L E P IE J / V r V - > n TIZZY The Herald win ont be re­ sponsible (or more tbaa o m incorrect Insertion of your ad, and reserves the right to re* vile or reject any advertisemeat front wbat ordered ta conform Fa tha policies of this 0»ptr. By Kate Osann CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tut?., thru Frt. - 2 P. M. dsy before Insertion. Mod. • Sat. nooa. DEADLINES STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tuts., thru F it - 2 P. M. day before iniertton. lion. • Sat noon. Legal Notice I* n , Cmmrt mt Ik* L'ouaty J»F«f. * m«I m I, Ch i i ; , BUI* T h e FPGCKLES CATCH/ k e y s t o OH,BOY,OH BCfjy THANKS, „____ P o P f___ > YOUR CAR/ Modern, clean, 2 BR apt. 601 1. Lost A Pound Palmetto. 322-5192 or 1374. 2. Notices - Personal! 3. Education - Instruction FURN. Home. 2 dens, shady 4. Transportation patio, $85 month. SS4 E. 5. Food 20th Phone 322-0296. 6. For Rent 6A Special Notices Trailer with Fla. room at­ 7. Business Rentals tached, furnished. Elec., hot 8. Beach Rentals water, large lawn, near Os9. For Sale or Rent teen. M per week. 322-0319 10. Wanted to Rent before 9 a. m „ at noon, or 11. Real Estate Wanted after 5:30 p. m. 12. Real Estate For Sale Furn. 2 BR home, 7 ml. West 13. Mortgage Loans of Sanford. Good cond. S70 14. Insurance mo. H. R. Rice, 66S-5406. 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted Casselberry, 2 BR, Duplex, 17. Male Help Wanteid all tile bath, terraito, elec, 18. Help Wanted range, 170, range lc refri­ 19. Situations Wanted gerator, $75, water Included, 20. Babyaittera Ph. TE 0-1573. 21. Beauty Salona 22. Build - Paint - Repair 1 Bit. Furn. Apt. Ground floor. Lcrtact 2312 Palmetto. 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services FURNISHED 2 BR House, 25. Plumbing Services Fla. Rm. Inquire Dean's 26. Radio A Television Barber Shop, Hiway 1T-M 27. Special Services Longwood Plaza. 28. Laundry Service 2 BR. Furn. Duplex. Available 29. Automobile Service April It. t-BR. Unturn. Du­ 29A. Auto Accessories plex. Available May 1. 14th 30. Machinery - Tool* Ave. Longwood, 8 mi. from 31. Poultry - Live stock N.A.S. Ph. 838-3296. 31 A. Peta 32. Flowers • Shrubs Furn. 2 BR. house, Laka 33. Furniture Golden, Lake privileges. Ph. 34. Articles Tor Sale 322-0274. 34*A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles iVanted 2 BR. house, kit. equlpt. $73. 2512 Yale Ave. off 25th, 56. Automobiles - TrucKs near base. Ph. 322-3614. 36-A Autos Wanted 37. Boats • Motors 38. Motorcycles • Scooters 2 BR, fully furnished. Avail­ able May 1. Prefer adults. 39. Trailers - Cabanas 1503 Sanford ■ r FlurMa. la F n b a t , la r , l b , Katal* nfi Let m e know when Yo u find o u r WHY _ irWONT START/ r RO UBRT J. UAUM AN, Pacaaaed. r iY t l, X O T If'K «. For Rent 1. Lost & Found LOST: Female Siamese cat, Ravenna Park, Temple Dr. area. Childrcn'i pet.Reward 322*2312. Ave. STENSTROM RENTALS Furn. apt. upstairs $ 65 Furn. apt. downstairs $ 73 Furnished Homes 2 BR 1 bath city $ M 2 Bn 1 bath excel. $100 3 BR partly furn. $115 3 BR 2 bath, lake. $150 Unfurnished Homes We have several attractive homes In Ravenna Park, Loch Arbor and Sanford. Priced from $100 to $150. N olle* I, h ar.by given that Ih* undersigned Mill, on lh* ISth day o f April. A. D. 1111. preeent to lh* H onorable County Judge of riemlnol* County. Florida, her final re ­ turn, a* Adm inistratrix of tha 2. Notices • Personals Kata la o f IIOUUIIT J. UAU MAN. deceased. and at aald Income Tax Returns. Lamar time, then and there, malt* Williams, Five Points. Ph application to the aald Judea for a final settlem ent o f hti 322-7843. ailm lnlatrallon o f aald aatati and for an order dlacharglng VACUUM CLEANER-LOCAL h tr a* aurh Adm lnlairalrlx. REPAIRS - SALES Dated thla tha ISth day « f March. A. D. I III. ALL MAKES / * / LOL'IHK M. DAUMAN Phone 322-2282 A t Adm inistratrix o f tha Katal* of INCOME TAX SERVICE TtuUKItT J. RAHMAN, 2565 Park Dr. 322-2420 D eceas'd O. M. Harrisons G eorg* A. Spear, Jr. W E L A K A APARTMENTS: 1311 Palmetto t i l l , Magnolia Av*. Rooms private batha, 114 Hanlord, Florida 322-8827 322-7948 I’ ubllah March l>, 3S A April W. First St. i. ». ta il 6. For Rent CDS*!* FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie •i t » * 0 > t I 1 Stenstrom Realty I H A \ C A B ID O F N IN B O O L L A C S .D O IH B A R A N O T H E R B ID ? ELEVEN7Y MILLION THOUSAND MILLION . DOLLARS l Tm writing my pen pal tha etory of my life, but I can't seem to fill up the page!" AUCTION TODAY CARNIVAL .. B C S IP E s W E ---------- MANE LOTS TO/ Y EA H ? TA LK A B O U T / WHAT, FOR YOU A N P ( I l INSTANCE By Dick Turner TOU A III: ilKIIKUV ordered and reiiulrrd to aarv* a ropy o f you r anamrr to lha C om ­ plaint fllrd aaulnai you In Ilia Hbove Court, a ropy o f which la anrloaad luroaallli. oil tha P ln ln tirr* atlornays. Mack N. rirv rla n d . Jr. and Carroll lliirk*. P. O. Drawer Z. Han­ ford, Florida, and to Ella tha original In Ih* o fflr* o f the D a rk o f lha Clrrult Court. In Hanford. Hainlnole C o u n t y , Florida, on o r before the 13th day o f May. t i l l ; nthern-ls*, the allegations o f aald C om ­ plaint m- III ba taken a t eon(aaaed by you. Tlila ca i* la a suit roramaneed l>y atlarhm aiit a* above alylad In a lilch tlia Plaintiff haa sought and obtained a Writ o f Attachm ent under which Ih* P la in tiff haa attached tha fo llow in g deicrlbed real pro­ perty. situated In Mamlnol* County. Florida, to -w lt: Lot s o f llloek I, o f Han Carlo* Hubdlvlalon. aa re ­ corded In Plat (look B. Page : i . Public Records o f Hrmlnol* County, Flurlda. D ATCD this flh day o f April. A. D. IM I, at Sanford, Seminola County, Florida. A BEA U TIFU L O O P P EM U K £ Y O J? O F CO U RSE YOU H A V E ...B U T NOT, m vtA O ER , x ) -m e m u s c o f . - i AN O LYM PIAN LU T E I ____ ' AB MV FLA B H U SH r BUAUID \ TUB F A F IR B SAIO OUT, BUT LBLA M P CAM LC A P l IT HOUSES MANY US THRU TH f P A R K TO T H B /S K -P IC K F O C K S T S , RuV rO U N PATlO N l __mgT HOT CHECK ARTISTE 3 BR House, Liv., Din. Rm. Cowan. 322-4013. Kit., Utility Rm., Carport. 2 BR Apt. turn. 2005 French No peta. Ph. 322-7114. Ave.. Ph. 322-7234. Small furn. cottage. Cheap C. A. WIIIDDUN, Hit.. LONGWOOD AREA Plaintiff, Dayi 322-2022, Nites 6850. v*. 3 Bedrooms, 1V4 Baths, IIUl.Fi: N. IIOLHTKlt 1 BR., Furn. Apt. with Pvt Westlnghouse Kitchen, and KMMA II. IIOI.HTKII. bath. 317 S Park Ave. Ills M l l r . Central oil Heat, Carpori. Defendants. Rent $100 Month .Y D T IC K O P » t I T Clean rooms for men. 401 IY T ill: I 'lH C L I T c o t IIT . V lY T II JIIIIIIA L rllltllT (I F I M in i l i t I ft A M I F u l l ■I IN IM II.K C O lf t T V . A T LA W NO. M M M R.M cKBBTH BM BH A W IsM f MAMM ' FOO R.M ISGW PiP ABBO CIATBP KITH SU C A fS ICCM ITKK* UJ .6R -.A A sSLAVE l a v b TO to SH ATTERS MIS flO U C U A A O li TN I 0FBH0W 5 OF THB MULTITUP* l X AM UNM0VBO BY . A S TM M M RW Sl “Oh, I know you didn't MEAN to Interrupt me, Pett Yo« MEANT to tell the etory yourself from the beginning!' (S E A L) Arthur II. Rarkw llh, Jr. Clark o f tha Clrrult Court llyt Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clark Publish: AprU ». If. Jt. I*. 111! CDT-TJ Magnolia Ave. 322-0720. VICTIVW WOP OFF TO «UB> > SUPW MV. I VIN AFTtR A MAF TW Y CAN PROF OFF ASAM. COME' . TIM ES THL1W MUCC1SS WONT [ FUNCTION "tfcP tO A U V M TXW ' \ U M W , AS THOUGH ACUSHT RARAIW I* CtTB IN . name o f, LAK E MONROE INN. and that I Intend to register Gar. apt 1201 Magnolia Ava. said nama with tha Clark o f Apply 5-6:30. Ih* Clrrult Court. SaaUnot* County. Florida. In aceordanea with tha provision ! o f tha RENT A BED Fictitious Nama Hlalulaa. to- RoPaway, Hospital A Baby wit : Hai-tlon III.os Florida Beds. Htalutaa 1SST. Big: llanry D. Pyl# By Day, Week, or Month Publish Mar. id 4 Apr. I. Ph. FA 2-3131 tig W. lit St. 11. m i . • cDS-se BUT WHAT TRUM CRf IT, W t.C A E iy l, CARROLL’8 FURNITURE 9. For B *k o r floa t CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON LAKE. Cell e v e n l o g s 322-1507. 10. Wantod to Rent Wanted to Rent or take over payment* on 2 or S BR house unfurn, below $70 monthly. Ph. >22-0270. 12. Rool Estate For Solo $ BR., 1 BATH Screened porch, including kit. chen equip. Down payment $350. Monthly Payment* $58.50. K1NGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. . 322-1074 A 5 ATtfK MMFEM ES A 6 H 0 U P M -- YOU ASKED FOR IT! HERE IT IS! Approx. 4 acre* with modern 2 Bedroom home, 150 bearing citrus trees, fronting on SR 40 East of Sanford. Con­ venient to the Cape. Suitable for Commercial use if d e s i r e d . Underpriced at $14,000. W# have the key Exclusive with 6 0 0 0 B A T IN G / iw tu THf U A S s-B orroM ta HAVE ID WATCH FOR , MORAY EELS — , - THEY’RE M E A N - J .-S m O M tS C O K K - PUK5VM6 HCR QUA**r~ .1 Legal Notice BERRY’S WORLD SHWHOMBOF ^ NAAOCUFSyARE ACUTUy DRAMATIC, CAUV.ITV AN K X W H IC (HStACE.WE a PONT KNOW WHAT CA LM * IT . Option to Buy COUNTRY CLUB HEIGHTS Furn. apt. 500 Park Ava. 17-92 Turn W. at Five Point* on 427, 44 ml. to SR 13 FURN. 3 Bcdrm., oak Boon, Salesman on Premises masonry borne. 1 Blk. West of Hwy. 17-92 on 434. then STOREROOM, or office, on 1 blk. South on East St. to 1st. St., near 2 free park­ Vincent Dr. MI 4-0214. ing lota. Inquire, Manuel Jacobson’s Dept. Store. 2 BR, house, kitchen equi' ed $65 mo. 322-3685. 1-ROOM efficiency apt. with pvt. bath and ahower, suit­ Unfurnished 2 BR. bouse, kit able for couple or tingle chen equipped. 322-3651. person or retired. All utlllties included In rent. Ideal­ ly located on First St., with­ in 1 block of 2 free parking r ic T m o r e x * mk NOTICE 18 hereby given that lots and shopping center. In­ I am engaged In business at quire at Manuel Jacobson H ighw ay lT-tZ. Hamlnola Coun­ Dept. Store, 211 E. First St. ty, Florida, umlrr tha fictitiou s ■OOOOaao* , . . t h h h y o lsf la At a M A U T lfU L luma. but Lrf that ikrt rip in s.i.17.?,'7 T m iukt lump, hit stretch 7paatt ca t! Am i points . . EVERETT A . HARPER AGENCY . REALTOR $435 8. Park Ave. Fhooaa FA 2-2314 or FA 2-23U MU �S' •' You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise Your “Don’t Wants” In The Herald Classified Ads! 12. R m I Catata For Bala 12. R*o) Batata For Sala 1C. Pamala Halp Wanted BEAUTY OPERATOR WANTED Junior or Senior Ph. 822-6658 t a n fo r b April 0. 1064 — Pago 11 i 33. Furnitura ir r a lh By Nadine Seltzer Sell Ui Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Cash. SUPER TRADLNG POST. FA 2-067T. Experienced V a itren wanted. HARD TO FIND! BR, lto Batha, screened Mar-Lou Raitaurant. Sec A amall I Bedroom Home in porch, cent. heat. Aaaume Mr. Rota*. good location, walking dl* paymenta, Nothing Down. tance from City at 104 W. Immed. occupancy. No qual l 7 ? T t o ! n H d p W a n ted 10th !L Equipped with Stove Hying. Sll Hay* Dr.. Ph. Refrigerator, Heater, new NATIONALLY KNOWN COM­ s n » m or $22-2111. PANY ha* opening for two Wall-to-wall Carpeting. AU Insurance Salesmen in area. this for a Total Price of W HAT'8 FOR SUPPER? Lead* furnished. Must be $5150. $650 Down and $46.50 over 21 A bendable. For in­ Monthly. Exclusive with How about »ervlng you up terview rail Mayfair Motet, nlca Juicy llom* for Just ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Room 7, Friday until 3 p m $500 Down? Wo have a numRaattor 322-8800. bar of them acattered all Raymond Lundqulit, A no. over town, even In I»ch Ar FA 2-1811 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Man 23-40, must be honest, bor. They come In all colore reliable and willing to work. and »tyl«*l include 3 Bed­ S P R IN G S P E C I A L S ! Drifter need not apply. Tbi* room*, 2 Bath Horn** with Is a year-round Job for the monthly payment* ranging 9 BR. I Bath, Lovely Loch right man. Married man from 180 tu 1100. Good Fin­ Arbor 119,500 - $500 D n .preferred. Write, Sanford ancing I* the key to Home $83 Per Mo. iferald. Box 72, Sanford, Buying. Hot u* Help Youl 9 BR, 1 Bath, Charming loca­ I I . Help W a n te d tion 111.950 - $500 On. — RETOUCHER wanted, male $75 Per Mo. or female for photographic INVESTMENT * REALTY negative retouching. Mu*t 111 N. Park 322-9171 3 BR, 1 la th I Sty, Country be experienced. For appoint­ With lto acre*. IT.aoo - $aoo ment Phona 322-7222. Da. - $41 Pm Mo. e t, I, * 4 BEDROOM! 19. Situation* Wnntod 1, lto, k I BATH! *1 d o n 't su p p ose y o u 'd ba Interested in o om ln g In tha I BR, I Bath, Ntwly painted DOWN PAYMENTS PROM house to pin y d o ll s ? " City - 18,000 - $soo Da­ Yard Work, Window Cleaning. Phona 322-2155. la i Par Mo. 27. Special Service* S3. F u rn itu re Low Monthly Payment! HOUSEWORK: 322-6440. For Complete Information I BR, 1 Bath, Spanish Tradi­ P A I N T I N O . Inside, Out. FREE ESTIMATE tional $15,500 — $900 Dn. - SLIPCOVERS mads to Order. See Or Call Your Large, Small. Call Bob I'pholstaring k Mattress ren­ Reasonable. Ph. 322-5111. $107 Per Mo. 323-0742. ovating. New k Used Furni­ 20. Babysitters ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. | BR. 1 Bath. Completely 29. A u to m o b ile S e r v ic e Co., at 709 Calary Ave. SALES BROKER furnlthed $8,600 - $500 Da. BABYSITTING In my home. FA 9-3U7. 322-2274. -$ * 2 Per Mo. For toe biggest selection of nearly new and used furni­ ture, are Noll's Furniture Brokerage In Casselberry on 17-92. Open • daya 8 to 6. BaM-Blair Agency REAL S t Johns Realty ESTATE-INSURANCE TltE TIME TESTED FIRM 3rd ft Park Ava. HI N. Park Ava FA M129 Phona i n w t SWEETIE PIE $ SO UTH W ARD FHA - VA HOMES $100 FHA - VA Wagner s Amoco Stenstrom Realty 3& 4 BEDROOM HOMES IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Alr-Condltlonlng Optional Aa Low aa $350 Down borhood $9,500 — $300 D a .$75 Per Mo. SO UTH W ARD INVESTMENT & REALTY 116 N. PARK AVE. 322-9179 RYSTAL LAKE PARK EXPANSIVE, Not Expenilvel LAKE MARY • A place to live while build­ W eit on Uth St. and Laft on Laka Mary Blvd. 322-2744 LAKE WYMAN HEIGHTS LONGWOOD (South on 17-91—6 ml. I Blkt. North-vest of Longwood Plata) TRAILER TRADES CONSIDERED jMN Enterprises, Inc. Ph. ua-3911 OREENBRIAR ;ho|ea Iota available ta Graenbrlar af Loch Arbor oyerlooklni golf couraa. Custom building to your specifications. Grecnbri»r davaloptd hr KINOBWOOD BU ILD ER S, INC. S02 Fairmont Dr. FA 1-1074 la. rm - 4H bath*, cent alr-eond. 144 mo. lncl. 922 2281. ing a homt of your dealgn on your Country Estate ia this trailer located oq 414 acre*, with ovar 200 ft. frontage on Hlway 415. 10 minutes from Sanford k 90 minutes from the Atlantic Ocean Beach. Only 110,000. $2500 Down. Call Stamper Agency, IMS So. French Ave., 119-4101. CAB8ELBERRY Open 1 to 1:90 Sunday JU8T COMPLETED, this I BR, lto Bath Home proves that Custom features need net be expensive! Special Ken-Tiled Floors, WaU furnace, built-in Oven k Range, Roofed Patio, Large lo t Convenient location- AU this for only III,M0 with Juat |500 Down. Drive South on 17-92 to Seminole Blvd., tura on Lake Dr. k right again on Park Dr., Vi ml. on the righ t s*e this lovely home Sunday or call 64T-U1I Win­ ter Park. DR. C. J. McCLASKEY, IEAUTIFUL S BR, 2 Bath R e a lto r Horn# in lUvanna Park. A Evenings ft Sundays GA 2-1756 real buyl Owner 323-0641. F U R N IT U R E AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Government Owned Homes Budget Furn. Co. Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $48.50 To make the beat home buy, aaa the VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Oftioa VA MU* Go West! Night FA a m Park Dr. MMI i o <rm Saaferd. fta Winter Park, Florida and meet the "DODGE BOYS" • Frank Brunson • Charlie Craig • Charlie Hudson 8 DAYS ONLY I CAROL'S DRESS ft SPORTSWEAR Longwood Plata—Hlway 17-93 Ph. 911-8731 Hard-rock Maple drop leaf dining table, chain, hutcv, I960 Pontiac Bonneville Con­ 1937 Buckeye I x 34 ft., ex­ PIANOS — ORGANS breakfront, to price. Phone Ovar 200 new and uied to cellent condition. I BR. 10 vertible, full power. R. ft If. 522 6846. Immaculate, tt.ios. Call x 20 ft. screened room. Rea­ chooaa from — aU makes, daya 322.7439. nltei 322-6275. sonable. Call 822-903$. types, alia*, styles and col­ Westinghouse 2 Dr. Ref. ors, from $79 up. Rentals, freeier. $75. 210 Bradshaw 1950 4 Dr. Dodge Sedan. Exc. Roadmsstcr trailer, 8 x 38 too, and monthly terms as Dr., Ph. 322 1910. running cond. HAH. auto, ft. $1250 cash or $350 down, low as $1. Reclaimed bar­ trans., $150. 21" BCA Con­ and asaume pymts, See at Upright piano, excellent con­ gains. Every Instrument sole TV, cxc. cond. $60, Countryside Trailer Park, dition, reflnlshed and tuned. guaranteed. Straap'a — 641 Lane Cedar Chest. 322-8738. N.A.S. Entrance. $175 or best cash offer. Ph. N. Orange, Orlando, Phone 322-5524. GA 4 2401. NEXT BEST TO A NEW PONTIACor SPECIALS TEMPEST IS A USED ONE (You gat Pontiac styling, Pontlao ^ ^ ^ ■ *2995 "THIMIINTY MINlTl Will Ds Sm M IM V m 1959 Chevrolet Impolo >r hardtop, power steering, P < > * ' # i a b | b p irakea, radio and htatrr, b l| | | J Q L r. Only 11,000 actual one owner le 1962 Ford Fairlane Fordor V -i engine, automatic transmission, heater. A perfect one ownsr local car with only 24,000 mites. *1695 No Down Payment Specials (With Acceptable Credit) $395 1958 Ford Fordor $395 1957 Plymouth $295 1958 Fiat 1100 $295 1958 Mercury *95 1952 Dc Soto 4 Dr. *50 Seminole Co. Motors 4-door sedan, V-A, automatic transmis­ sion. radio and heater. Green and white finish, automatic transmission, radio and healer, whilewalla. 4-door, automatic transmission, heater. STATION WAGON. Runs good. $100 DOWN |4S MONTH 9 • Bedroom Home CU8TOM REALTY WINTER PARK Center Lee Rd. end 17-19 Plume 64«-*all *1195 61 Mercury Meteor *1395 *3295 61 Continental 61 Lark 2 Door A Cylinder, Automatic and Radio, 28,000 Mile*. 20 Mile* To Gallon! 61 Rambler Wagon 4 Door, A C* Under, Straight Stick. Extra (Mean! 61 Ford Fairlane 500 1958 Chevrolet Belair TtmwAwr ao W illia m A. M i r n y and Assoclatae 191 West Fairbanks Ave. Dresses - 80% Off! 61 Comet Custom 25c TbU totally new RAM-JET Doit-yourself 24-hour Coln-ope•atod Auto Laundry i* Ab»olutely UabelJevablal I IThe customer can get • ear clean laalda and out for le u than *0c. Operators re­ port earnings o f $600.00 to I1.SQ0.M per month. No em ­ ploye* required. tt.M8.ao minimum cash required— Balance can be financed. Ac* today, end own the RAM-JET Auto Wash Franchlte la your area. Only responsible investors will bo eoaaidarod. CaU or wrlta: MI 7 63*9 BEADY MIX CONCRETE Patioa, Floor, Free Kttiina.js Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, sand, cement, rock, pipe, steel, grease traps, dry wells. Stepping stones. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 309 Elm Ava. 322-5731 quality, Pontiac value for lass) 62 Pontiac Grand Prix 61 Cadillac Fleetwood S O H O C Payton Realty CAR WASH l«»-Ton,- 18.500 n.T.U.1 OK airconditioner, ex. cond- 2 yrs. old. $125. Call 322 6123. Gibson Tenor Guitar, practi­ 1956 Dodge. $200. See at No. 1 Fire Station. cally new, cost now $150 with carrying case. 322-2928. b u y i n o a rrrw ar b ig $ $ s a v i n g s USED GAR? 35. Artlcla* Wanted On Floor Models ft FINANCE IT WITH U l Dcmonstratori WANTED: 200 Ft. 42 inch ♦ Low Interest Kates (FBEE Repair ESTIMATES) chain link fence. 322-8129. ♦ Low Uonlhly Payment* In Your Home FLORIDA STATE BANK WANTED! Citrus fruit. Large In Sanford CaU or small amounts. Bonded SINGER 37. float* - Motor* Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee ManiRepresentative at field. FA 2-4244 USED BOATS ft motors. Alan's Fabrics ft Rugs GUNS. New ft Used. Large 322-5783 3 6 . A u to m o b ile s • T r u c k s selection. Will trade, also repair. Tackle sold ft re­ SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC '57 Plymouth, like new, new paired. Osteon Bridge Fish paint Job, good rubber. <300 Bepotsesed. Would Ilka reCamp ft Gun Shop. Ph. 322-9198. sponsible party to take up paymenta of $9 per month on Slant-O-Matlc Automatic 332 cu. ft. *58 Ford engine. Galaway To The Waterway Best offer. Call 322-9557. Zlg Zag Sewing Machlno. H obson Sporting Goods Guaranteed, Like New sew­ '37 Olds M 4 Dr. Sedan. RA1I Your EVLNRUDE Dealer ing condition. Call Collact AT, Power brakes, steering $04 6-1 E. tat. Ph. FA 2-5961 241-9387 evoningl or 422ft seat. Ph. 322-A100. New 12' Boat, 714 kicker, fac­ 0932, Service Discount. tory trailer. $125. House­ '50 Ford ft '53 Cadillac. Kidboat $700. Roy Reel's Body $8.00 PER MONTH dy'a Standard Scrv. Station, Shop, 1001 So. SanforthAve. Assume remaining 6 payments too N. French Ave. of $6 00 on repossessed '63 38. Motorcycle* • Scooter* Model, Swing needle, Dial- 1953 Chevrolet 4-door Station Wagon, Bldt. Automatic O-Matlc Zlg Zag. Makes but­ Used Valo-Sol*x motor bike, Transmission, Good tires, tonholes, sews on buttons, good condition, excellent for very cleen ear. Air-condi­ makes fancy atltchei, dams beginners. 322-292$. tioned. 1395. an-SOM. ft patch**, ate. Exc. condi­ MOTORCYCLES tion. Phona III-MIT. E S T A T E CLOSEOUT. See 1961 Honda $29$ 1962 Buick Special in stor­ 1039 Triumph T 110 $530 Mahogany Drop Leaf Table ft age at Dyson ft Maffett's SANFORD MOTOR CO. Chairs. $30. Ph. 322-1759. Garage, Sanford, then call $00 French Ave., Sanford Mr. Bergstrom GA 5-6624 APR. SPEC. Jat Whit* Hou«e $22 4212 Orlando, or write Box 3145, Paint. $5.15 Oal. Army, Orlando. 39. Trailer* - Caban** Navy Surplus, Sanford. 63 Mercury Monterey V A - FH A Jim Hunt Realty 34. Article* For R*l* 1801 W. Flint St. Ph. 322-0614 86. AatomobllM • Tracks SINGER Birthday Sale! AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. BEDROOM, alr-condItlosad, lto batha, Fla. room, faaeod yard, with patio. Rnvtasa 1101 I . Park 322-9232 Park. Low down payment, NltoSt S2MI714031 or 2248 Need a Painter? 323-3080. auuma monthly payment, I BR-. 1V4 bath Rome. Aa* For FA8T TAXI SERVICE Pbona J22W 7. aume payment*. 922-5453. call Homer Little at Grey­ ew Cuatom Built Home on hound Bui Station. 32I-14I1 2 BR. Home, Study, 1V4 Cryatal Laka. For Informa­ or 322 9995. Batha, large Family Rm. ia tion call U2-397I. good Btlgbborbood; includ­ Piano Tuning and Repair ing stevt, refrig., room air- W. L. Harmon - FA *4999 EVERETT A. H A R P E R conditioner, washing ma­ AOENCY, Realtor, Iniunor. chine ft ruga. Really ter­ Berryhill Painting Contractor. FHA-VA Sale* Broker. 1485 rific buyl Monthly payCommercial - Industrial • 6. Park Ave. 322-2964, manta $82JO. Residential. Free estimate. 323-1215. K1NGSWOOD BUILDERS, We Appreciate Your Busi­ lie . ness. 322-2217. PA 9-6074 W EUB DRILLED. PUMPS, Property Management SPRINKLER SYSTEMS & Sale* Broker All Types and Sixes We Repair and Service rA 3-1301 17-63 at Hiawatha b T I N E Machinery and Supply Co. Offara far your eclectic* IS. Bunin*** O p p o rtu n ity 207 W 2nd St. FA 2-6432 thaaa Beautiful t, I, k 4 Bedroom COIN OPERATED Seminole Realty FURNITURE CENTER 1100 French Ava. Ph. FA 3-7953 134. Article* For Sale Used furniture, appliances, AUTOMOTIVE tools, etc. Bought • Sold. AIR-CONDITIONING PERMANENT SPECIAL! Larry's Mart 315 Sanford INSTALLATION • SERVICING Our Budget Wave Now $6.85 Ave. Ph. FA 2-4133. Good Utcd Cara Sold Ace Beauty Salon 818 French Ave. 322-7765 Sec'y desk, Gov, Wtnthrop, Mayfair Hotel Ph. 322 8525 dark mahogany, $50. 1 Auto Glaaa, Tops Spring Permanent Special Queen Anne chair, 1 Cogs­ 7-Pc. Dinette set, good condi­ k Seat Covers ELNA SUPERMATIC 90 Percent off regular prices well chair, $25 each. Camp­ tion. 322-6126. Open arm, completely auto­ Cut 'n Curl Beauty Shop bell, 349-3721. matic, hundreds of designs, TVs Used. All makes ft mo­ >14 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 3R2 0831 buttonholes ft feather stitch­ WANTED reliable couple, to dels. 700 W. 9th. 322 9792. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 ing. Guaranteed ft with In­ HARRIETT S BEAUTY NOOK take up monthly paymenU ALL WORK GUARANTEED structions. Pay $8.90 per of $19.10 on I complete Carpels clean easier with the Open 7 a.m. by appt. Also Blue Lustro Electric Shammonth. Sold for $349, le u •vtnlngs. 3 Senior stylists. COHEN RADIATOR SHOP rooms o ! furniture. CaU pooer. Only $1 per day. than to price. Sanford Sew­ 109 S. Oak. 322-5742. TE 8-1511, Caiselberry, eelFree inspection, estimates, Carroll’s Furniture. ing Center, 322 0441. pickup, delivery. Recorlng leet. S5. P lu m b in g S en rlc & repairs discounted. 21144 E. 3rd. 322-3443 PLUMBING Contracting Bepalra FREE ESTIMATES 3 ROOMS FOR ONLY $12 03 A MONTH R. L. HARVEY KM lanfurd Ava. FA 11363 Senkarik Glnna and Paint Sofa lied k Matching Chair a End TabUa C om pany- ---------17. Special Service* Coffee Table 210 Magnolia Ph FA 2-4822 2 Lamps OVER 29 YEARS Bedroom Suite Complete with ot Fine Workmanship in Up­ 81A. Pets RECONDITIONED & READY TO ROLL! Mattress ft Box Springs holstering, Draperies, Slip­ 2 pupple*. Male or female. $5. 5 Pe. Dinette Set cover*. lim e payments aa Ph. 322-8021 rvrnlnasThis Group Onty $249.93 little as $3 mo. Drapery Custom 4 Door Sedan, Full Power Other groups $299.95 ft up Hardware Installations. 32. Floware • Shrubs and Factory Air Conditioned, One Careful Owner. Like New. KULP DECORATING SHOP BLOOMING Roses on Chero. Ph. 322-2335 Longwood Plata — Ph.838-4583 kaa stock. All other kinds 4 Door Hardtop, AU Tower and Air o f Nursery shrubbery and AIR-CONDITIONING An investment, not an ex­ Conditioned. Cadillac'* Finest. Mk m m 00 Hy FEDDERS treas. pense. Call FA 2-5612 for II. B. POPE CO., Inc. Gray Shadow* Nursery expert advice on a Herald 200 So. Park Ave. 322-4234 6 Mi. S. on Sanford Ave, advertising campaign. 4 Door Ssdsn, A Cylinder, Automa­ tic, Radio and Heater. Whit# Finish SPRINO SPEC IA L: Air-condi­ With Turquolsa Interior. tion pre.ieaaoo service, win­ dow unit only, $7.50. phone 322-8550. 4 Door V-R. Automatlr, Power Steering and Brake*. Air Condi­ PAINTINO, Interior-Exterior, tioned. 2 To Choose From! and all typoa Home Repair*. All Work Guaranteed 4 Door Sedan. Full Power and Air A. J. ADCOCK Conditioned. Belong To Local Doc­ General Contractor tor's Wif*. 5228338 21. Beauty Salona 322-2420 9 BR, 1 Bath, Eicallent Neigh­ 2565 Park Dr. BEDS FOR RENT Hospital, Rollawaya, Juve­ nile. FREE delivery and rick-up. 34. Article* For 8*1* * < $ 4 Door Sedan, 8 Cylinder, Ford-OMalic, 20.000 Actual .Milra. Vary Nice Family Sedan! 60 Mercury Commuter 4 Door Equipped ditioned. Station Wagon, Fully and Factory Air Con­ 59 Chev. Brook wood 4 Door Station Wagon, A Cylinder, Powtrgllde, Power Steering, On* Owner! 59 Ford Country Sedan 4 Door Wagon, V-B, Automatic, Itadlo and Heater. Sea Thla One To­ day. 59 Chevrolet Impala 4 Door Hardtop, V-N, Automatic, Radio and Heater. ---- *995 *1095 *1295 *1495 *995 *895 *1095 Coupe — The hottest car on th# road. W# sold this beauty new and the actual mllaa registers only 23,000—equipped with FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING, power ateerbig and brake*. Hky bias finish with matching bucket neat* Oh so nice. $AVE $AVE 60 Pontiac Ventura Vi»ta 4 Ar. hardtop. TORY A I K CONDITIONING. N e w Urea, power starring. All vinyl Interior trim that can't b* told from new, 18,000 actual mil**. *1595 57 Pontiac Catalina 4-dr. hardtop. Ilydramatlr, ra­ dio and haatrr. Really good transportation at only *595 FOR THE SPORTS MINDED 57 Volks. Karman Ghia 2-dr. hardtop. A raro item — *795 59 Hillman 4 Dd. Sedan Real economy — a second car pro.preta dream. *495 BARGAIN BUYS - I f i B f l ,,,A M O l,T n 2 I,our- * O l - Automatic 6 t f£ Ilc ttU tlu fi 1 9 6 7 U N C0LN 4 l>oor iiardluP M U 1 i > »« ?s 1 8 5 7 ME,tCl,RY TurnP,h* t'miser | i rsd C 1 9 6 7 MEKCUKY 4 Iloor 8rdan l l u ,K>i>r'R 4 ,,o°r 1 9 6 6 E0I(1> 4 ,,00r V**» Automatic 1 M 2 PACKARD 4 Door 1952 MonK,s M,NOIt 2 ,,oor nun I 75 U l l f t l T LIN CO LN | I l f MERCURY 109 Palmetto Avt. 322-488! a irn a n a i 295 ^ ml* B u fo rd W. PARK MI 4-0209 \$ \ B U I C K 1 C lR A M B L E R ’ • ST"*'------ ----------""" *---------- L fl& W PW PW W ;<• E j? E g i �Vfct • ta fo r i Wrratk Pag® 12 — A pril 9, 1984 Unit Names Conference Delegates More Concerts At No Price Rise Offered lly Jane Casselberry American Legion Auxiliary mer members aollcitlng the re* newal of their membership for Memorial Unit 266 o f Cassel­ the 1064-06 season, which has berry will he represented by a tentative salte of five pro­ Mrs. Harold Kryder and Mrs. grams, Including two out­ Kenneth Walbridge ns dele standing programs from the gates at the Constitutional Central Florida area. Conference to be held April Kicking o ff the concert sea­ son In November will lie the 26 at the Umatilla Civic t en Stetson Glee t^lub. This group ter. la well - known throughout Mrs. Kenneth Green was Florida and are veterans of selected as alternate delegate many concert tours under the in appointments made during direction o f Professor Harold Monday night's meeting o f the Giffin. Unit held in the Casselberry Winding up the progrnma in Woman's Club. the spring of 1965 will be the Appointed to served on the Florida Symphony Orchestra nominating committee to under the direction o f Henry draft a slate of officers for Mazer, wfiich was enthusissFederal State Market FAMILY GROUPS seen In costume nt the Rear Lake Elementary School the coming year were Mrs. llrally received In Ssnford in News Service Joseph Ciszewski, Mrs. Rus­ last Fritlny night for the Marti! Gras sitonsorcd by Cub Scout Pack 2.10 previous concerts here. Sanford sell Corwin, Mrs. Ihomas included Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ostrander and children, Ricky and Kathy, Shipping point Information In between are nationally Hurston, Mrs. Walbridge and top photo, and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Maries and sons, Gary nnd Scott, for April 8. All salra F. O. R known acts I n c l u d i n g the Mrs. Green. Precooling chargea extra un Rurke Family Singers, recent­ (Herald Photos) bottom. The Unit voted to contri­ less otherwise stated. ly seen on the Ed Sullivan bute to the village watrr HANPORD-OVIKDOshow; monologue artist Marpump project for Ecuador, a EELLWOOIJ DISTRICT: cjn Robin and Scott Morrison, joint project of the American Partly cloudy and warm. talented musical character Legion Auxiliary nnd CARE. Cabbage: Demand moderate study artist. I’ o p p y Chairman, Mrs. market steady. Domestic round Judge Mize emphasized that Green, announced plans for type, H i bu. crates, $1.10 to this Is a tentative program Poppy Dny which will be held 81.16; 60 lb. sacks, 86 cents to that depends for financing on Saturday, May 23. All funds 00 cents, few $1; Red type, H i Increased membership In the received In the snle of pop­ bu. crates, medium to large Concert Association. pies are used to aid patients 82.76 to 83; Savoy type, med • “ A t this time, we will be at veterans hospitals and in contacting former members, turn size, few, 82. child welfare. Carrots: D e m a n d good asking for renewal of tholr markot steady. Topped, wash memberships, but anyone else ad, 48*1 lb. film bags, mesh interested In Joining is asked master container, medium to to contact Mrs. Rulph Austin large, 81*76; 60 lb. sacks, Smith, membership chairman at 2021 Park Ave.," he said. loose, large, 81-16. Celery: Demand fair on S Tickets are available In three It's now legal to drive 36 dos. and larger which are most price ranges—student mem miles an hour on Sanford o f the offerings, moderate on bershlps at 84; adults at 87.60 Avenue from 13th Street smaller sizes, mnrkct slightly and f a m i l y memberships south to the Sanford Naval weaker, especially on 8 doz. which admit parents and all Air Station. and larger. 16 In. crates, Pas­ children under 12 at a rate of City crews Wednesday com­ cal type, few H4 doz., 82; 2 818 for the year. pleted erecting the new speed 2',4 doz., 82.26; 8 doz., 82.60; Memburshlps entitle holders signs between 13th und 26th 4 dos., 82.76; 6 and 8 doz., to attend ull concerts and they Streets. The previous limit 83.26; hearts, crates, film are trunsferrahle, thus per­ was 26 miles an hour between wrapped, 24 count, 83.76. mitting a member to allow a those two strecti. Dill: U LA crates, 4 doz. friend to use his ticket If he bunches, 82.60. c-nnot attend a concert. Endive: Demand fair, mark­ A general membership drive, et steady. 1 1 /0 bu. crates, enlisting both old and new memlwrs will be held in the 81.10. JACKSONVILLE (U PI) — policemen c h a r g e d In a Escarole: D e m a n d fair, fall, Judge Mize said. protcction-for-pay Two city patrolmen aurren- spreading market steady. 1 1/0 bu. “ But In order to go ahead dered to county police on scnndul* crates, 00 cents. with the scheduling of this Mayor Haydnn Burns said Lettuce: Supply light, de excellent series o f five con­ shakedown charges Tuesday it was “ likely the arrests will night, the sixth and acventh niand moderate, market about certs, we need to obtain ns Bourbon reurh to certain county o ffi­ steady. Iceberg type, WU msny commitments ns possible REG. 4.60— 33.88 CASE cials," hut did not name crates, 24 count, cleanup lot, now. Failure to secure the them. 81.60, soma fair quality, 81-10; necessary membership to fi “ The matter Is far from Boston type, EIIN crates, 24 nanco this program will result being cicsed," Burns said count, fair quality, 82; Ro- In Uie series having to drop after a meeting with Sheriff malne type, 1 1/0 bu. crates, one or two programs,’’ he em Dale Carson and Duval Coun­ 81.76; Leaf type, 24 qt. bask­ phaslzed. By United Pretz International ty Solicitor Edward Booth, ets, 81-60; Bibb type, 12 qt. Miami Mayor Robert King The patrolmen charged baskets, 8L High claimed support today with unlawfully accepting Onions, (Ireen: Demand fair, from three labor union Inrali unauthorized c o m p e n nation market steady. Crates, 8 dos. In hiz race (or the governor's were Jnmes Brunch, 30, and bunches, 82.40 to |2.70, mostly office. J. F. I.uman, 28. 82.40 to 82-66. J1UTEPEC, Mexico (UPI) He said the locali of the Parsley: Crates, 8 dos. — Barbara Hutton Mdivanl Hotel and Restaurant Union, bunches, curly, 81-60. Reventlow Grant Troubetzkoy tho Waiters and Bartenders Parnsnlps: Baskets, topped, Ruhirosa Von Crnmm is a Association, and n union vot­ 12-1 lb. film bags, 81-36. princess today for the third ing education group endorsed Radishes: Demand moderate time. him Tuesday night after meet­ ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) •t slightly lower prices, mark­ Laotian • V i e t n a m e s e ing at Miami. REG. — Mrs. Chnrlos R. Holley, et weaker on red varieties, Prince Pierre R. Chao Doan, 5.00 High, whoze campaign plat­ wife o f tho Republican runsteady on white. Topped, Red 48-year-old chemical cii form includes a plank fur a didate for governor o f Flori­ variety, 80-6 oz. film bags, 86 glnrer and painter, became 41.95 minimum wage of $1.25 per da, gave birth to n It pound, cents to 81 ;Whlle Icicle, 24 the Woolwnrth heiress’ sev­ 5TII .CASE hour, said he understood sev­ 0 ounce l>oy here Tuesday. 8-oz. film bags, 81-60. enth husband In a “ city-hair’ eral other union locals hs\e The rhlld, who has not been Tunlps; 60 lb. sacks, topped ceremony Tuesday In this scheduled meetings in Hie named, Is tho fourth for tho and washed, 81-26 to 81.60. provincial town. next few days to endorse him. couple, and the second boy. BAHTIN OS, FLORIDA A reception for about 30 DIHTItlCT: guests at the new Princess' Cabbage: Demand moderate, Japanese-style home here fol­ market steady. Domestic round lowed the rerrmony. type, IK bu. crates, 81-16; 60 lb. sacks, 86 cents to 81, few high as 81-66. More entertainment for the ■erne price ae test year It the offer made today hy Judge Vernon C. Mize, president of the Seminole County Mutual Concert Aaaoclatlun. Renewal membership lists were opened Wednesday with Mayor A1 Wilson buying the first renewal from Mrs. Ralph Austin S m i t h , membership chairman. A telephone committee will begin today to call on all fo r VEGETABLE REPORT 35MPH On Part Of Sanford Ave. Jax Charges 2 City Patrolmen 4_ > DEBORAH SIPES Deborah Sipes Contest Winner Dimpled Deborah K. Sipes won the Baby of the Year Contest staged this past month by Zcta Xi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi and the Lit­ tle Red Schoolhousc is $500 richer as a result. Deborah, 6 months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sipes of 103 Mayrose Drive, was sponsored by the Semi­ nole Chapter of Future Farm­ ers of America. She won out over 14 con­ testants, all of whose pictures were posted in three Sanford stores—noumlllat & Anderson, Touchtons and Ben Franklin 5 & 10 Store. A penny counted as one vote for the contest­ ant. Other winners were: Judy Mixon, 7 months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mixon of Lake Mary, second, and Kyle D. Keogh, 10 months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Keogh. Judy was sponsored hy American Legion Post 53 while Kyle had the Sanford I.O.O.F. Lodge for his spon­ sor. Proceeds from the contest will be used to further the work at the Little Red School­ housc which cares for excep­ tional children in the area. The Sipes baby won a Series E bond donated by Florida j $ 3 tS 2221 Grapeville Ave. FA 2-0886 “ Scotia Dealer** Free Estimates Maple A re. at 6th St. One Bill To Pay The Gregory Way 322-0500 Sanford FU. NEVER BEFORE ! ! MEDLEY 90° - 8 YR. . CHARCOAL FILTERED White Label Blend REG. 5.75 11.95 CASE $388 FIFTH Seagram CROWN ROYAL A l.l,AVAILABLE ABC STORES Park & Tilford GOP Candidate Father Of 4th Peach — Pear Pecan — Citrus Plum — Persimmon Grapcville Nursery Whatever Your Choice Of Fencing, We Have It! And, We’ll Install It At Lowest Prices, Too. 299 Bonded Kentucky Bourbon FRUIT TREES COMPLETE SALES, SERVICE 86* BLEND HALLER’S DELUXE Barbara Hutton Weds Seventh SEE US FOR — State Bank and a trophy off­ ered by Wert’s Jewelers. The prizes will be awarded at the Future Farmers banquet sell for the high school at 7 p m j April 14. Judy’s prize was a loving j cup from Kadcr's Jewelers j while Kyle received a gift certificate for bronzing of his first baby shoes. The award was given by Gitmm Jewelers.| Guckenheimer High Claims 3 Union Locals Support Him (Photos by Jameson JUIIY MIXON KYLE KEOGH COLONIAL CLUB Just North of Casselberry City Limits Hwy. 17-92 Halfway Between Sanford and Orlando There’s A Reason ABC Is The South’s Largest Liquor Dealer LIQUEURS Aprirnt — Cherry — Pearh — Blackberry— Kummel — Creme Do Menthe — Cacao — Aninrtte — Rock *N Rye — Sloe Gin REG. 4.50 LIQUOR FOR LESS HOUSE OF STUART 86 PROOF IMP. SCOTCH Boy Found Safe BROOKSVILLE (U P !) - A two year-old hoy, Charles Sil vers, who had been the object of an all-night search In a MILWAUKEE, Wiz. (UPI) wooded area near here, was •—Wisconsin CSov, John W, found safe this morning. Reynolds, winner o f the pre­ sidential primary In his home j hch state, cnnjtm-ntlng on Wal­ LAKE CITY (UPI) - Oliver lace’s substantial vote: Bradley, 74, (he first Negro “ I’m disappointed he got to run for public office here any votes at all, but we must since reconst-urtion days realize we have prejudice In waz defeated Tuesday In the ihe North Just as in the rare for a city commission South.” scat. Prejudice In North Too? O 86* Race GILBEYS NIW DESIGN Coo/, cooiforfablt, (mail NEWCONSTRUCTION DRY GIN Intro hoary (rams girst long lorvleo, falsi hard woar. J. T. S. BROWN STR. KY. BOURBON REG. 4.30—39.76 CASK 3 sths * 9 95 ABC Golden Varnlih Rattan Jet Black Wrought lion CHARCOAL FILTKHKD Iv y y t v r t KY. STR. BOURBON r iw Spatially h lt id 1 WTRR . Radio Dial 14 r — OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS — Each Week • Mon. thru i c MATHER ? of Sanford Sanford’s Only Air-Conditioned Furniture Store 203-09 E. 1st S t / —'jrfr-y. < totted and eeour ezperta la guarantee thU be the lightest —T l- IW T r V ." T J-.C V T V - S S - I — r*-.< 322-0983 MAISON ROGET 359 5ih REG. 6.26 36.93 5th CASK. FULL QUART N. Y. STATE Champagne PINK — WHITE SI’K. BURGUNDY 29.95 CASH 279 3.99 PARK & TILFORD GIN — VODKA a Q Q FULL CHARRED OAK 8 Ylt. STR. lilt II. <| Q Q FULL FLKIHCIIMANN Preferred lilrnd 4.49 ' X ECHO SPRING 7 Yr. Kir. Ky. Brb. 4.88 Fyr.L CARRINGTON IMP. CANADIAN 4.88 ’ ! £ ' HOME OF THE u .9 9 39< DAY or NITi k| ' St 1/nAh -N N | VI OPINING u » u i« 9 vo 111 CLOSING J<N ) ». M C a n a d i a n Cl UB ll TTt ‘ a KK NO ( O t - K l A l l 010 jm O ) 1 UK t a l l op Ol D GR a n d d a d b l A (_ K I f W M I I I MI X t D D M N K O ^ t P M STRAIGHT KENTUCKY BOURBON Rl-G. 6.15— 17.88 C A SK/ qy, 41' ANA|i AN ANi >|Nl I V MA V >M*4l I * ht Ml i . l Oi l ' l l »«. A’k IS Ah|l 1" I 6 $ •$ >Ak> hk ». NI '' 4.N' M l 8 I • l >toi S a • am “ Real Sippin* Whlakey" q t. KING SIZED HI-BALL |A U U ’ 9* • L | Ezra Brooks FULL tjT. BROOKFORD 10 YU. 86* IILEND ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE bourbon in iho World. REG. 5.23 — 4I.HM CASK Fri. - 8:25 A. M. — Pcraonaliy leeted by Ky. Wo ____ , whiskey to » KY. Min. STR. *4.79 •17.88 CASE 3 OLD FORESTER REG. 6.25 . . . m adrantura h i ttatan!ngm 1 I BACARDI $ LIGHT RUM OK DARK BEER OZ. Q Q c GENESEE 8 12CANS OO OLD GERMAN B & nSBB* a 12 oz. GOEBELS A n r. EXTRA A EXTRA STRENGTH "® Ballantine 3.49 Charme „ ' I " U 12C oz. OZ? 12 dii1 . FRENCH 7 ^ B r a n d y 3 j9 9 B tK l ROMA 20% CALIFORNIA DESSERT WINES PORT SHERRY MUSCATEL W1I. PORT AQc CANS • • Case 21 12 Oz. Plua Pep. �O f > l» Sem inole Sckools Rated Far A b ove S tate A verage Merrhunta: Take warning. There'* a short-change artist at work in the area nnri so far he’* netted nhout $11 for hi* effort from n local store. Hi* method* were not spell­ ed out liy police hut hi* de­ scription was given. The man i* white, ha* dark hair and complexion, i* between 28 and .‘iO year* of uge. He'* alioul 5 feet, 10 inches tall ami is driv­ ing an old car hearing Massa­ chusetts license plate*. Supermarket* and o t h e r similar, mass-service stores are being used by the shortchungcr for his work. • • • And there’* warning to student*: You'll start school next year ahead of laibor Hay. School Hoard members have set the starting date for Aug. 31. nut you'll get l.abor Day o ff, It was agreed. In addition to several short holidays, such ns Teacher*' Conference and the like, you'll havo a long weekend for Thanksgiving getting Nov. 20 and 27 off. Students will also be on holiday from Dee. 18 to Jan. 4 for the winter vacution. School end* next June 4. Short yenr, wasn't it? • • • 1 j T Itibbon rutting, with swim­ ming and diving demonstra­ tions, will mark the grnnd opening of the EM swimming pool at Sanford Naval Air Stution at 4 p. m. Tuesday. • • • Here's one for you from the pulire blotter. “ Please send un officer. There's a big snuko In our bathroom.’’ Snakes alive. Don’t forget the chicken and rice dinner tonight starting ut 0 at the I-akc Mary Chamber of Commerce. A political rally will follow*. • I ) ; • ) • , • • » North Orlando City Council Is really ‘‘split up’’ . . . and is in a dither. Mayor Irene Van Ecpoel has n Winter Park rxrlmnga telephone number. Councilman Art lihodea, Mona Grinstcud, Dave Tilson and Art Ferrin have Sanford cxc h a n g e telephone numbers. Even though they all reside in North Orlando when the coun­ cil member* want to telephone the mayor they must call long distance. Wonder how North Orlando felt about the rountywida metro telephone sys­ tem? • • We hear of a grocer offer­ ing instant wuter for sale to go with instant coffee and in­ stant tea. Then, too, we hear the cannibals now shop for "instunt people.” • • • Thnt five-day plun to slop smoking, scheduled for lust month, was postponed und now will be held starting April 12 ut 7:30 p.nt. It’ll be in the County Health I)e|a»rtment office*. A few more reservations are available und can be mude by calling 3223020. Tho deal has proven successful throughout t h e county. Hush-ally it involves a muss effort by persons who wunt to, but haven't kicked tha tobacco habit. • 1 • • In England, a brewery is planning to build u chain of gas station* next to pubs it own* on tho theory that such an arrangement will do no harm bccuusc motorists who want to drink und drive will do it unyway. Why not go all the way; set up u chain of hos­ pitals ami undertaking par­ lors to tuke cure of the mot­ orists who patronise tho gas-t * grog combo. • • • You've seen those television commercials telling about a certain razor blude and com­ paring it with a "koo-koo" blade. We know a fellow who decider! he'd see how the “ kookoo” blade worked. Put one in his rasor February 1 and shaved with it until this morn­ ing. A fter shaves (ho counted ’em, he says) Uie only reason ha changer! was be­ cause the blads was getting rusty. Seminole County schools, [ In the sciences. The norm across the board, are rated was hit on languages and far above the average for the Wharton explained this meant state, the Seminole Hoard of |the English language. Public Instruction was told It consisted of grammatical j construction, punctuation and Thursday afternoon. Offering statistical data to the like. Asked why the test­ hack this linding was WAV. ing showed the normal per­ Wharton, the county’s guid­ centile rattier than continu­ ing the higher trend as in ance and testing counselor. Schools Superintendent R- other subjects, Wharton ex-1 T. Milwce noted the high rat­ plained: “ The language pattern o f' ing “ is a direct result of each teacher doing more than student is usually formed by is required. Their energy, time and talents is used to the fullest and the results speak for themselves.” Wharton pointed to tests Riv­ en 700 plus ninth graders and compared them with what had been set up as the statewide norm. Using 50 percentile for the norm, he showed that test re­ sults in the county averaged as high as 71 percentile—this the Urn# the child Is six years old. If it Is not of abovestandard level, it usually stays in the same area even after the child enters school." The general average for Seminole's ninth graders was about 20 percentile above the state's norm. Seniors were also tested, this time for a college en­ trance score which, Wharton said, is considered by colleges and universities as being 300 or higher. Of the (fit seniors taking the exams, It per cent quali­ fied with higher than 300 marks. This, the general aver­ age throughout the county, was led ny Oviedo seniors were 70 per cent achieved the 300 plus grade. Hoard members commended the educators for the ratings and urged that every effort lie made to continue what they called “ an excellent trend.” Emergency Rail Talks Open At While House Rusk Leaves On Tour Of East's Trouble Spots WASHINGTON (UPI) President Johnson opened emergency negotiations in the railroad dispute today and said he expected a solution before a 15-day strike mora­ torium is over. Johnson, who won a strike delay last night, told union and management officials that he was optimistic about chan­ ces for settling the four-yearold rail controversy. Bargaining sessions began shortly be­ fore 10:30 a. m. EST in the White House cabinet room. Johnson brought a five-man team of federal mediators in­ to the discussion to help the parties reach a solution hut emphasized they would not “ cast their weight on cither side.'' Johnson won a dramatic agreement from the warring rail union and company offi­ cial* Thursday night that blocked a nationwide rail strike less than !>o minutes before the walkout was set to start. Using persuasion, because all the powers of law at his command had long ago been exhausted, the Chief Execu­ tive got union leaders to change their minds and accept his proposal for a moratorium on a national rails strike. Ati informed source said the chiefs of the five railroad operating unions at first turn­ ed down the President’ s pro­ posal because they said it would undercut their entire bargaining strategy by hatting the two-day-old strike against the Illinois Central Railroad. Railroads, 'meanwhile, tried to highball train service hack to normal, hut foot-dragging unions triggered massive snarls in New York and Chi­ cago. I^ocal unions set up picket lines at midnight in rail cen­ ters In Pennsylvania, northern Illinois, upstalc New York, and Missouri. Leaders of Ihe four operat­ ing unions that set a strike for 12:01 a. m., said many locals had not been official­ ly notified to return to work. Eh? J feralfc Zip Code 32771 > WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Saturday; high today in upper 70s; low tonight in 60s. VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 ERL, APRIL 10, 196-1 SANFORI), FLORIDA NO. 166 Oviedo School Site Purchase OKd County Board Authorizes Negotiations Negotiations for the pttf* chase of land suitable for a new high school complex in the Oviedo area was autorized Thursday by tho Seminole County Hoard of Public In­ struction. Hoard Member John Evans suggested the project, citing the rapid growth in the area and Hie future potential of an even more rapid expansion. Primary reason for thn growth, he said, is the new university which is planned for that area. Evans presented a map which outlined the proposed areas to be purchased and suggested the selling price would be "around $1,000 an acre.” About 30 acres arc in­ volved. He added ho has received assurance from the owners they would make the land available for the school com­ plex, should the board seek a site. Evans was named chairman of the negotiating committee. Serving with him will bn Hoard Member James Berkenmeyer, Schools Superintend­ ent R. T. Milwce and hD ad­ ministrative assistant, Walter Teague, County Commissioner I-cc Gary will also be asked to join the committee, as Um project Is in his district. No immediate plans were made for actual construction of the plant but officials ex­ plained that in three or so years the student population will make it mandatory that ties be available in that area, A state survey team Is expeeled In the area next Oct­ ober to check proposed school sites and the board said it hoped to have the Oviedo land available for the survey team to check. In another effort to Veep pace with the population ex* plosion In the county, the board ordered the purchase of eight new GG-passcngcr l»u*es at a cost of $5,180.50 each. These will allow for the re­ tirement of somo ancient buses now In use and will augment Uie fleet serving the county school system. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Secretary of State Dean Hu*k left today for a round of con­ turn nt left. Looking on, from left, arc Dr. SAIIIN ORAL SUNDAY got o ff to an early ferences in the Far East and Frank Leone of the County Health Depart­ start Thursday afternoon when SOS officials ment, Wally Peacock, Jayceo chairman of tho gave the vaccine to staff members o f The Her­ an on-the-spot inspection of project, Dr. G. D. Stanley and Dr. G. H. Starke. ald. Nurse Janet Cuthrcll offers a cube of sugar the war in South Viet Nam. The vaccine will be offered Sunday nt 12 sta­ containing two drops of the vaccine to Herjdd Also included in the 10-day tions throughout the county. Hours are from Society Editor Doris Williams. Ray Stevens of trip will be a stopover on For­ noon to 5 p.m. (Herald Photo) the Herald mechanical department awaits his mosa for a meeting with Na­ tionalist President Chiang Kaishck. En route, Rusk srhedtiled a two-hour stop at Anchorage to inspect Alaska's earth­ quake damage. Rusk said Thursday night after a meeting with Presi­ dent Johnson that the chief Eighteen medical doctors . he on hand to administer the executive tiad asked him to go I and eight registered nurse* vaccine, two drops on a lump on to Viet Nam after attend­ It) United I'rraa International of sugar: Dr. Luis Perez, Dr. CAPE KENNEDY, (UPI) wilt join with Jay roes, Jaycce ing the ministerial meeting of George Starke, Dr. Kenneth — The spscc agency, buoyed Hep. Fnd Kurt nttiickrd the the cigtit • nation Southeast wives and Candy Stripers to Wing, Dr. Leonard Munson, by improving weather over Asia T r e a t y Organization Hryuiit administration today i COnduct the Sabin polio clinic Dr. Vann Parker, Dr. Edward (SKATO) in Manila. in the home territory of the I between noon and 5 p.m. Sun- Epstein, Dr. Charles Hard* the South Atlantic, today The SKATO conference be- guhernntorlnl candidntx Unit |(|,iy. wick, Dr. John Morgan, Dr. gave a go-ahead to plana to gin* Monday and continues |has been labeled the “ crown These medical doctors will Vincent Huberts, Dr. William aend a "flying thermometer” MISS PAM (illtllS Is through Wednesday. Rusk ori- prince" <4 Guv. Farris Hiynnt. Womhlc, Dr. Arthur Nesmith, on a meteoric dive hack to Opening dog a campaign head head_ the latest entry in thu ginally had planned to return Dr. Kenneth Pierce, Dr. Char- earth. • .. C i v i t a n Club's MUa to the United States Jhurs- quortc ,* ip p a 1.5. He « c h.| U Adl.i,*, Dr. SUnlry Hapday afternoon stSpp.ig b ricl-; stomping Early report* tony laid tha mg fciqtm.!* O f former | ft • Seminole County Reali­ pbport, Dr. George Culpepper ly at Formosa. |SVn. Fred 0/W cV lnson, Kuril area near Asrcnalon Island ty Contest. Pam, 17 Jr., Dr, Tom I.argrn, pr. Rusk salt the extension j charged tho last three and where the rone-shaped payyears of «gc, is a jun­ Troy Ovorstrcct und Dr. Ed­ his trip to inrludp Viet Nnin j one-half year* have been load was to be rammed back ior at Seminole High indicated “ no special emer­ ward Stoner. marked by “ scandals, »rrr- to.. . , •] lTl l l .0 .n through the atmosphere was School. T h e contest gency or crisis” there. Registered nurses assisting sponsible spending, waste und -*-*14*"** 1 blanketed by clouds, but later will he hold jit the 1IIO DE JANEIRO ( U P I )- the doctors at the 12 feeding inefficiency.” reports (at 11 a. in. cat) aald Civic ( ’enter April 23stations will be M^s. Margaret Urazil's antlCominiinlst gen­ “ It i* my belief the people j the aklea were clearing. 25 in cooperation with lja* Kibhc, ‘ llulda huvo bail enough," raid the I erals ami admirals tod a y, llutlcr, Mrs, liu Hek-ntiat* auid weather ap­ the Industrial Show to D a y t o n a Heaeh legislator. launched a wholesale purge ol Mrs. Floryc Gilbert,' Mr* peared to bn the only ques­ be sponsored by the “ For this reason, Hud Diekin- prominent leftists, including Joyce Crowe, Mrs. Grace tionable item for the opener S e m i n o l e C o u n t y son is losing grounds in his ef­ two ex-presidents ami at least Fisher, Mrs. Janet Cuthrell, o f tho Project Fire aeriea Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. Clura Huchlcr and Sirs. one retired army marshal. fort to become governor." that is to measure the heat F o r further informa­ Evelyn Morris. Sen. Joint Mathews Jr. of returning moonships will face WEST PALM HKACII (U PI) tion contestants should Jayrccs taking part wilt tie on their 25,000 miles per hour Jacksonville made n strong —Executive Director Ed Dail contact Charles Kantpf, WASHINGTON (UPI) - Wally Peacock, general chair­ piling* into earth's atmos­ of the Centrat and Southern pitch for help for the seafood Civitan p r e s i d e n t , Smith, Harold phere. Senate GOP Leader Everett man; Jim industry in n handshaking Florida Flood Control District 322-9481. Chapman, Clyde Long, co o r­ M. Dirksen, faced with lib­ The Atlas, with Its 200say* the distrirt hope* to get tour of Tarpon Fprings, He eral objections, indicated to­ dinators; Charles Tetenhaum, pound “ fire” pnylond tucked (Herald Photo) said tile seafooil industty, so another $1 iiillthm from the day he wiitilil soften or drop Fred Wilson, Dave Herrien, under protective rover in it* federal government this lis- impoitant to Hie area, has some of III* proposed amend­ Charlie Thomas, Frank Finch, nose, was scheduled to blast ■foal year — plu* considerably been tile “ red-headed stepments to the civil rights hill. Jimmy Junes, Jack Ludwig, Into spare at 3:31 p.m., K.HT, ehiM" of Florida far too long. more next year than President Garnett White, Charles Fox, hut srientlsta rould wait as Jacksonville Mayor Haydoti Johnson ha* recommended. Glenn McCall, Phillip Skates lung as 11:33 p.m. Hum* hurnslotmod a e r o * * Tho first offirial meeting The FCD governing board IIUDA PEST, Hungary (UPI) und Tom Speer. Diu apace agency need* of the North Orlando Charter met Thursday and approved 1northeast Floridu today, after Jayceo wives assisting will clear akiea over the south At­ Hoard will tic held at 7 p.m, a tentative 19Q4 G3 fiscal year n day of campaigning Thuns- — Soviet Premier Nikitu S. Khrushchev lell for home to­ lie Ethel Thomas, Mary J. lantic re-entry area to ob­ Saturday in the Civic Build­ day in Tallahusec. budget of $14,060,000 of which James P. Avery Jr., chair­ A gtuup of picketers repre­ day alter a 10-day stay in Herrien, Marguerite Price, serve the spacecraft's 42-sec­ ing. AH residents of the vIHman of the County Commis­ $7.5 million would go for land senting Hie Congress of Itucial Hungary and said lie was Linda McKee, Uarbara Polk, ond plunge through the ut- age arc urged to be present at sion. today announced that acquisition, $3.0 million for construction as matching mon­ Equality, which tlicit to stop “ satisfied with (lie results of Jo Ann Howe and Marci mosphere. Too much cloud tills time to g h c thoughts and County Attorney Harold John­ ey fur federal fund*, and $2.2 the mayor’* inotoiratlo when Ihe visit as we return to our Skates. cover hloeked the shut lust suggestions to changes de­ son ha* been directed by the Candy Slripers taking part Monday. million for operation and he arrived by plane und cur­ own country." sired in Hie chartor. board to initiate steps to pro­ will he Penny Gleeson, Linda maintenance. ried sign* criticizing Ids bun­ cure approximately 210 acres Pulaski, Linda Hunt, Gienda The board will meet May 15 dling of Hie Jacksonville ra­ of lantl northwpst and immed­ MIAMI (U PI) — Commerce Guemhel, Jo Ann llcrrn, in Fort Pierre to formally cial situation, showed up nt n iately adjacent to thn countyconsider adoption o f the bud­ lingo fiali fry ut Hie fair­ Secretary Luther Hodges said Mar vein Pitts and Harbara owned Osceola Airfield pro­ get. Of Hie total, $n million ground* Thursday night, hut Thursday night Hie United Williford. perty. IS NOW OPEN TIL would coma from the state left their signs at home und States, in danger of being Feeding station* will be csThe county purchased ap­ general fund and the rest outsold on world markets by j tahlished at Florida Statu did no deniunstniling. proximately 900 acres of the from revenues coming into) if* Allies, should sell Hie llus-j Hank, Cronins High School, airfield property for $75,000 the 18-rounty distrirt. sian* "everything they ran i A A I' shopping center, Midaluiut two >rars ago. way Scluuil, Monroe Kchool, eat, drink nr smoke." However, the U. S. General Lake Mary School, Movicland Three more tagged fish in Services Administration MON. Thru SAT. Drive In Theater, <( neva the Ktlilitx $500,000 fishing (GSA) withheld 210 seres In BALTIMORE (UPI) Mrs. School, Stubbs Pharmary at derby have been taken from Hie northwest corner for Lake Golden. Latest catch, Vrrda Welcome, Maryland's Forest City, Winn-Dixie .1 bivouac use by Florida Na­ Action to forestall |K>**ihle all busa, was by Donald Huy- only Negro state senator, was 17 92 und 431, Jai ADI Fron­ tional Guard units out of Day­ dcluy in Hie county road ini- les, ( hosier A, Uisuwaki and shot arid wounded early today ton und Oviedo City Hall. tona Hcacli. Second dose of this scries provrmrnt program due lit David II. Kies, all of Sanford in trout of her home. Police Tilt* parcel will square oft Hie possible railroad strike INaval Air Station. This makes issued a eil) wide alarm for a will be given June 7. the total county-owned land was taken today by James P. 15 prize fish taken by 13 amt- Negro mun who tried to force holdings in the area. Avery Jr., chairman of the b’r*. Value of the lag* ha* his way into her home last week. not yet ix-en determined. County Commission. Avery directed J. C. Laven­ der, county road superintend­ ent, because of "the possibil­ WASHINGTON (U PI) — ity of a national railroad The United States announced strike, with Hie consequent today thut it will pull 7,500 The Snnfnnl Auto Show really paid off, In catastrophic effect on road troops from Gcrmuny begin­ the opinion of Dave Tomlinaon, gcnerid man­ NORFOLK, Va. (U l’l) — projects now in process,” to ning in May, ager o f Holler Motor Sale* Company. The Mourners filed alowly past the commenoc an immediate A Defense Department an­ Cadillac - Old.smobile - Chevrolet dealer rcjKirts open coffin of Gen. Douglai stockpiling of liincrork on nouncement said the with­ that hifl firm’ll offering* at lakt vveek'n Auto MacArthur today to view the various county sites. drawal will represent the last Show were very well received by the public. body of the old soldier as it Lavender was directed to of the re-enforcements sent to Rage HI in today’a Demid is Riven over to lay in state in his own me­ stockpile in amounts that will Germany during the 1UUI Ber­ a display of lliu 15 Auto Show visitors who pur­ morial building and in the suffice to maintain the road lin Crisis. It said they were chased GM cars from Holler sales representa­ DOWNTOWN SANFORD city he had called “ my apirit- construction program as auth­ “ in excess of the U. 8. com­ tives during the exhibit. <i.i I home.” orized by Hie Commission. mitment to NATO." Polio Workers Ready Cape Orders Karl Attacks Bryant Regime For Big Job Sunday 'Thermometer' At Palm Beach Brought Down or j BRIEFS $1 Million Flood Fund Sought Ev Relents County Orders Land Purchase Charter Meeting* Nikita Heads Home Would Sell All ACL Head Asks End To Threats JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — The president of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad culled Thursday night for “ un arous­ ed nation” to take steps through Congress to bait the continuing threat o f n nationw ide railroad strike. W. Thomas Rice of Jackson­ ville a hot volley ut the rail unions and said, the Il­ linois Central walkout which almost triggered a national strike ''demonstrate* the ur­ gent need for action." “ Congress should be called on for legislation requiring bind­ ing arbitration of all the is­ sues involved to settle this dispute over featherbedding," Rice said. JP Charged JACKSONVILLE, (UPI) — Justice o f the Peace J. W. Jones was chsrgeil today with accepting monthly payments o f $300 as bribes to protect an illegal gambling lottery operation. CAIIIBG LOUNGE a. Fish Story Road Emergency Measures Taken Thousands File Past Mac's Bier Senator Shot . . . Serving Your Favorite Bevcruge or Dinner . . . or make the Caribe your late stop o f the evening Show Pays 7,500 Troops To Leave Germany VALDEZ HOTEL Oral Polio Vaccine Available For All Seminole 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, April 09, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 09, 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>, April 09, 1964; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bdc4e74619e6ace82e4ce441bcd5854d.pdf 1d3c28f2c52b9d434c4760c56cff4ece PDF Text Text V ia Food Prices A t Fair Are Within Reason NEW YOIIK W O R L D ’ S FAIR — It all depends on your taste. Eating la not a luxury at the World'* Fair. According to a aurvey, more than 50 per cent of the Fair food oervice facilities offer food at price* ranging from 25 cent* for a frankfurter to a main course for $1.50, Sixty* six food establishments with a total seating capacity of 13,091 fall into this low-cost category. In the tl.50 to 13 price range the survey found 22 restaurant* seating 5,430. Eleven restaurant* with 3,853 ■eats charge from $3 to 14.50. Another 11 restaurants with 3.148 scst* offer meals from 14.50 to SO while 13 restau­ rants seating 3,214 are In the over to category. Snack bars located through­ out the Fair ground* but without seating facilities were not included In the survey. This would have substantial­ ly Increased the total of in­ expensive eating places. The present restaurant and dining area capacity at the Fair of 28,734 teats will bo augmented by 8,150 within the next two weeks. More than half of these new facilities will be offering inexpensive menus, according to the sur­ vey. Among the low-priced food service facilities now operat­ ing, the 25 Brsss nail refresh­ ment centers, wilh a 2,ICO aealing capacity, offer 25-ccnt frankfurters, 35-ccnt hamburg­ ers and a wide variety of aandwlchcs under 65-ccnta. The Chun King Inn, with 800 acats serves a seven variety dinner for 99 cents. A com­ plete steak dinner for $1.10 is obtainable at Tad'a Steak House in the Wisconsin Pa­ vilion. The New York Slate Pavilion provldci a full turkey dinner for $1.50. Louisi­ ana has aleak and chicken dinner! for $1.99. The survey also showed many rcstauranla serving entrees in the $1.50 range. .. .................... . 1 " jtT t'J ----- JN n farB ffrrtll P a g # 6-A — M a y 29, 1964 n ew MOUTH-TO-MOUTH resuscitation is demonstrated by Chief Paul Hates, center, anti Tim Willct of the Casselberry Volunteer Fire Department, to a combined trroup of students and adults from American Red Cross life pnvinft classes at the home of the coordinator, Mrs. James Hirkenntoyer. The classes met on Wednesday, at 8 p.m. a t the Casselberry Fire Sta­ tion to see movies on additional life saving methods. (Herald Photo) MIAMI (UPI) — "Gover­ nor” Haydon Burns offered the first appointment of h!s new administration Wednes­ day, hut said he will with­ hold the rest until he Is eject­ ed in November. Burna disclosed at a news conference that he plans to he moved into the stale Cap­ itol long before his inaugu­ ration In January, but not in the governor's office. “ That title Is getting a lit­ tle closer to accurate each time I hear it. Of course, we still have November ahead of us,” said Burns when some of his supporters addressed him as governor.” The Democratic nominee faces the formality of a gen­ eral election contest against Republican Charles Holley of •St. Petersburg in the fall. On the matter of appoint­ ments, Burns said he does not plan any until after Novem­ ber, and emphasised Hint 'J do not have a single com­ mitment for any appoint­ ment." , But he said one man he will definitely ask to Join his staff In Ts1lshns.ee will he William White, his executive secretary for the 15 years Burns has served as mayor of Jacksonville. Burris said also that hr will accept an offer from Gov. Farris Bryant of office apace in the state Capitol to use to organise his administra­ tion and help make the transition from Bryant la Burns smooth. i H O U S E P A IN T r* I SLAVE GIRL DANCERS. MoIh Ayer*, left, mid Sti.naii Lumen, tnlcnled dancers o f the Studio School of Dance, will appear in u recital presented by their teacher, Miss Marilyn Sprouse, Ssilonlay, May B0, at Pinecrcst School a t 7 :30 p.nt. There will he no admission charge. 4 Exiles Shot, Castro Reports HAVANA (U PI)—Thu Cas­ tro regime today announced the firing pt|und execution of four Cubans described ax "central Intelligence Agency agent*." The nfficint note aaid the four men had been raptured on tho north roust of central Las Villas Province while seeking to infiltrate. The dale of their raptum wax not announccd. The men were identified ns Prnf.ct your Som# »llh lo n g lsttin i, f a u t i s r - r s t i t l s n t Sun Prool Lor*, Hnuis Pilnl No n t e d to f n m r o-*v>ouilyp»intod v i u l . c . In *ond con. a linn. Dn*i in 30 m m u t o i . . , color! m y br.gntor, loo. Fellpn Vidal .Santiago, T.ada. - o u s t PPIHT islnn Gonxatcx Itcnltcx, Ktitis Rivera Bello and Alfredo Val­ n TSBU H G H des Linares, In Miami, exile source* said Filipp Vidal Santiago wax a .18 - year - old former Cuban navy commander who headed n group hero known ns the United Front of National Lib­ 11 1 W . 2nd S a n fo rd eration. But he had dropped out of llio new* them in recent PITTSBURGH PAINTS keep Ihot months. Me Raney Paint & Glass Co P h . 3 2 2 -6 If. look longer H O M E S O F D IS T IN C T IO N P o s tp o n e m e n t The regular monthly meet­ ing of tin- Ladies Auxiliary of tho First Pentecostal Church of f.ongwoml lias been postponed due to conflicting dates from Monday to Tues­ day of next week at 7:30 p.m. at tha church. Airs. M. L. McDaniel, president, will condurt the meeting and Mrs. Robert Adams will serve s* hostess. Tha attraction of gravity runnel things to have weight. 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GENERAL m ELECTRIC Phone: 322-11103 FIIA, FltA-lN-SF.nviCE, VA AND y c A f a s t J ^ f l a m e l e s x a fe Z u & A t* * # * wow, t u t Art* imam t r i m FLORIDA POW ER Mltrtut W . S c o tt B u rn s, M g r. I LIGHT I UUB ftOAlOA G0H PA NT 207 M agnolia A ve. LONVENTIO.NAL FINANCING STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS Rhone 322-8420 Or 322-7495 >> - (.t p-, ‘p •- fU * * —17 • //j ii ------ T t �+O <Tlu> H a n f o r d f o r a l d > Zip Code 32771 9 WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Tuesday; scattered afternoon showers; high today in low 90s; low tonight nenr 70. V O L .50 Prospective jurors were be­ ing interviewed this morning in the courthouse prior to the opening of the June term of court. County Judge C. Vern­ on Mite is presiding, lie told the jurors the caseload indi­ cated a weeklong session. Prosecuting the cases will be Ally. Karlyle Hnushokler. • * * Congratulations to you and me and five others. You'll re­ call the Florida Highway Pa­ trol predicted 13 of us wouldn’t be around this morning—be­ ing victims of highway mis­ haps. Their prediction failed to materialiie. Early this morning United Press Inter­ national had the total at six. • * • Probably the hottest spot in the state last Friday was the acene of the Interstate 4 de­ dication ceremony. The s ib l­ ing sun blistered officials and spectators alike as the thornmeters soared near the 100degrcc mark. » • • At that dedication even Gov. Farris Hryant was impelled to comment on the ‘'glorious Florida sunshine". "Hut," lie added, "there can tie loo much of even a good tiling." And Old Sol was sure making his presence fell on that unshaded atrip of pavement. • • • Hut the opening of this "cri­ tical" 23 milcj of limited ac­ cess highway right now when an many folks arc headed for the beach was worth the swel­ tering for the 00 minutes or Seminole County was well represented in the gallery as well as on the platform at the ceremony. City officials, legis­ lators, county otficcrs, cham­ ber «1 commerce officials and directors, and Interested high­ way users indicated their ap­ preciation of the facility by attending the dedication. • • * Erstwhile Sanfonlile. John Krider Jr., was the Stale Itoad I)ept. man who had much to do with the smooth-running p-oredure. He is working out of the DeLand SHD office now, our covering photographer, Hill Vincent, tells us, * • • You'll enjoy a jaunt to Day­ tona Heach over this road, hut be careful of the shouldera because they have not been finished yet. A wheel dropping off the edge of the pavement at the wrong spot could cause trouble. So, lake it easy—and have fun! • • • Oh yes, and speaking of the hrilliant sun on Friday, you should hear—ami see— some of the participant- in Seminole High School Senior Day at New Smyrna Hearh. Even these young experienced ‘'suntanner*" came home uncom­ fortably burned. Hut though the thoroughly enjoy aide day sent them home "dcad-tirH " and "red a* beets", no one called them "Dead-beets." Ain’t that awful)? ! t • • • Colleges now ore releasing "honors" announcements. It’s good to aee *ome of our fine young people in the litta. Re­ cently, from If. of Florida'* University College, canit! the dean's list that included Law­ rence Pivec J r , and Dost a Horner. Dc-ta was one of the recipients of the Chase & Co. Chun-King scholarships alwut three years ago, and *he ha* justified the judgment of the awarding scholarship com­ mittee by earning topflight grades earh trimester, • • * And initialed into the junior college scholastic fraternity, Thi Theta Kappa, is Chandler 11. (Chip) Sharon J r , at Or­ lando Junior College. * • • That "tin warehouse" at Fifth Street and Laurel Ave­ nue that was almost totally destroyed by fire recently pre­ sent* a "not fya good" pic­ ture to tlie tourists and others the come to the Jaycee Infor­ mation booth a hundred or so feet away. Do you suppose the owners, since there apparent­ ly i* no intention of rebuilding it, will demolish ihe eje-sore? • • • The June meeting of the North Orlando Civic Associa­ tion will lie he'd al 8 p ni to­ day a tile Civic Building. United T ress Lcnsi-ii W re Established 1908 ' MONDAY, JUNK 1, 19lil “ sANKOKD, FLORIDA NO. 202 Pact OKs Russian Consulate (JOV. KAURIS HRYANT is shown ns ho cut the ribbon to officially open that portion of Interstate -I between Daytona Roach nml Sanford. Shown with tiie governor is John R. Phillips, chairman of the State Road Hoard. The ceremony was held last Friday near Daytona Reach. Accord First BRIEFS With Soviets Citrus To Drop Since 1930s W W A... Supreme Court Scraps Florida Rible Reading WASHINGTON (U PD -T he Supreme Court today abrupt­ ly reversed a Florida Su preme Court ruling that per­ mitted Bible reading and reci­ tation of the Lord's Prayer in public schools. The high court riled Its de­ cisions of last term that de­ votional exercises of Iliis kind are an "establishment of re­ ligion" forbidden by Hie con­ stitution. TALLAHASSEE (l P it Florida law require* Hi hie The State Canvassing Hoard reading but does not mention will meet late today or Tues­ other practices. A group of Miami parents day to make official the reMill* of the May 2it primary bad also objected to bacca­ laureate programs, question­ m which Ilav dori Burns of ing children about their reli­ Jacksonville won the Demo­ gious affiliation and that of cratic nomination for govern­ their parents; and a religious or. lest for teachers. Unlike Hie first primary The court's brief order toMay 5, no race* in tiie runolf day dismissed Ihese com­ were so clo«e that Hie can­ plaints “ for want of properly vassing Liard tally could presented federal questions." have changed or delayed the Members of the complain­ result*. ing group are either Jewish, Secretary of State Tom Unitarian or Agnostic. Adams, Florida’s chief elec­ The case came lo the U. S. tion official, saiil Ihe differ­ Supreme Court last term alt­ ence m the two primaries a* er Florida tribunals h a d tar as ii regularities nml toe­ struck down such state prac ing to Hie letter of Hie elec­ ] tiers ns use of Hie school tion code was “amazing." premises alter hours for Bible Adams hail observers in all instruction, exhibition of re­ ST counties In watch the vot­ ligious (Unix in Hie schools, ing. And although formal re- and presentation of Christ­ IMirts are in from only a few, mas, Easter and Clianuka lie saiii from dlleii'sion* wilo programs. Hie deputies there apparently The U. S. Supreme Court woru few law violatiuns. sent the ease back for further Just the (get that the depu­ consider a turn in light of ill ties were on .i . i, tnc.r pro- dmhfoil nil Bible Mailing ami scnce ammneed prior to the Ihe laird's Prayer. Hut the election, had a salutary at- Florida Supreme Court ap­ tret, Richard IFollutinn, who proved the prartier* a second ;■ in charge of Ndains' elec­ time on Ihe ground that their pur|>ose was to encourage tion section, said. good mural Gaining rather than In promote religion. Mother, Son Fine 1-4 Brings Daytona Canvass Board Within Easy Reach Meets Today Or Tuesday Daytona Beach is slightly Wendall Jarrard. chairman of more than a half hour away the F l o r i d a Development Commission; Buddy Lewis, from Sanford, now that the Ralph Davis and Jay Brown new Interstate 4 has been of­ of the State Road Depart­ ficially opened. ment; Seminole County Rep, Gov. Farris Hryant and Jan Fortune; Son. Mack N. other state officials were on Cleveland Jr ; hand Friday to officially ded­ Also, Volusia County Hep. icate ihe 27.3 miles of four- Jim Sweeny; Charles Moore, laned highway. vice president of tire Daytona Uryant cut a ribbon to o|>on Heach Chamber of Com­ a 10.4 mile stretch Iwtween merce; Robert C o l e m a n , Daytona Heach and a point chamber highways chairman; east of Del.and. Fred Kent, president of the The $3,4*5,900 stretch of Del.and Chamber of Com­ road completes Interstate 4 merce. from U. S. t»2 in Dajtona lleacli to Highway 4i! west of Sanford. Central Florida residents are expected to take advan­ tage of the reduced driving time ami make more frequent visits to the Atlantic beaches. A special meeting of the Tiie Friday ceremony now North Orlando Village Coun­ means that 127 miles of In­ cil called lor Friday night by terstate 4 are open between Couneilnien Dave Til-un ami Daytona Heach and Tampa Mom, Grin stead was canceled with only 11.4 miles remain­ for lark of a quorum after tiie ing to lie tmiIt trom State m ajor, Mrs. I r e n e Van Road 431 at tamgvvood to Erpocl, and (lie other two downtown O r l a n d o , The cnunrilmrn, Arthur F e r r i n stretch from -Sanford to 431 and Arthur Rhodes, failed to is paved hilt not full) com­ appear. plete. Tilson, speaking briefly lieHr) ant applauded the ef­ tore the audience of some doz­ forts of Max Brewer and en rilf/cns, explained flint Ihe Ritchie Green of the Slate meeting had been legally Rond Department m getting called according to charter the interstate built, lie noted and that its sole purpose was Florida is now sixth in the to have liei'n for discussion nation in commitment of in­ of tiie police situation and to terstate funds. till the office of the village Uryant was introduced by clerk. Tom t.'obli, Daytona lleacli The regular June meeting attorney who represents toe ol the council will lw hod State Itoad Hoard. Tuesday evening at which Daytona's M ajor Owen Eu­ time public hearing is sched­ bank gave the welcoming ad­ uled for Mayor Van Erpocl dress and the Rev. Paul Ed- and I'crrm on charges of ris, pastor of the First Pres­ "dual complicity in misappro­ byterian Church, gave the in priation of public funds" vocation. leveled through petition at Hie Guests on the platform May meeting calling for “re­ were John It. Phillips, chair­ moval from otficc" of both man of Ihe Slate Road Hoard, ! official*. No Quorum At North Orlando GOP Contests In 8 States WASHINGTON ( I 'l l ) — The battle among GOI' president ini contenders for conven­ tion delegates steps tip tliis week, with contests in light stales highlighted by Hm cru­ cial Colifoinin primal y. Republican* will choose con­ vention delegates tins week In California, Nebtiiskit, N e w Vork, South Dakota, Wash­ ington, Alabama, Colorado mol Hawaii. City Prisoner Takes Leave Arm policu ura on the hide­ out for an escaped city pris­ oner. H<i fled (nun n w>rk gang on W. 2filh Street nt S:IS n. m, today, police sail. I'olico identified him ns • oe Freeman, n Puerto Itt, hi . The)’ said he ia 5 feet, 7 inches toll, weighs ) id pounds and Inis brown eye* and bia-k hair. LAKELAND (UPD—Fresh citrus shipments were expect­ MOSCOW (LTD — Tli# ed to drop sharply this week United Stale* and Russia to­ ns the 1904 citrus season en­ day signed a consular agree­ tered its filinl day*. ment paving the way for a Soviet consulate in New York, Chicago or San Francisco amt NEW YORK (U PD —Mr*. an American consulntn in Nelson A. Rockefeller anti her Lrningrnd. Infunt son continued to pro­ Thu agreement was tiie first gress normally today and bilateral port between the awaited the return of the United States and the Soviets governor from California. sinca thu 1930s. It assures American citizens traveling or resident in tbn U. S. S. R. WASHINGTON (UPD — of prompt arcess to U. S. of­ Mr*. Edward M. Kennedy, ficial* if they are arrested or wife of the Massachusetts detained. Soviet citizens In senator, suffered a "spontan­ thu United States have sim­ eous mi sc nr Hugo" early today ilar rights, a t Georgetown University Soviet Foreign Minister Au­ Medical Center, dit! Gromyko h n i I e il the agreement as another step in lessening ruld war tensions, MIAMI (UPI) —- Memorial hut U. S. Ambassador Foy D. Day weekend traffic accident* Kohler warned that “wu hava look at least six lives in Flor­ a long way to go before the ida, the Highway Patrol said remaining barriers to free Intoday. The agency hail pre­ terchanga ara brought down." dicted that 13 would lie kill­ Gromyko said thu agree­ ed. ment la a logical step after lliu nuclear test bail treaty signed by tha United Stutrs, lly Unllrd Press International Britain and Russia last sum­ An unseusonatilo cold snap mer. pushed temperatures b r i o w Hu rutlrd today's signing freezing in the upper Mid­ proof that "in spite of inevit­ west today and showers swept able difficulties tha two gov­ Him Southwest with up to a ernments run reach under­ half inch of rain. standing on numerous points.’* "This tendency could be more evident If tha two gov* TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — ernments started new efforts Statu Rep. Charles Hu! ley, fur settlement of other, mors House minority louder and Important, problem*," be add­ COP-nominuto for governor, ed. said today ho has rolled a Gromyko and Kohler sign­ caucus of Republican legislo- ed the document* In Ihe Splrtiva candidates for June 11-7 idonovka palace, a Foreign nt (fits Langford Hotel in Minintry ceremonial building. Wilder Park. The treaty, hammered out in negotiations that began Kept. 27, must Ire ratified by HONOLULU (UPI ) — The the It. S. Semite amt will for­ nation's top civilian amt mill- mally come into being upon tnry planners, led by Secre­ exchange of Instruments of tary of Stale Dean Rusk, to­ rutlflrntion in Washington. day opened a two-day meet­ Tli* agreement provides ing hero Hurl is expected to Hint IT. S. anil Soviet offieialt result in an increasignly firm be informed within three days Western position In Southeast of lliu arrest or detention of Asia, each olher’s nationals and may visit and communicate with them within four days, NEW YORK (U PD —A 90.Soviet authorities In the niinuto documentary motion past have detained Americana pieturn on tin- assassination for lengthy periods of time. of President Kennedy and thu The most recent example was three days which followed thu arrest last November of will be produced by David L. Yule University Prof. Freder­ Wolpcr in association with ick C. Hnrghourn who was United Press International held incommunicado in Mos­ for worldwide television ami cow's Luhyanka prison for 14 movie release this autumn, it days before being released. was announced Sunday. Thu Russians charged him with spying. Loses Baby MEMORIAL DAY ceremonies were held in Seminole County and throughout the nation Saturday as the nation paused to pay tribute to its war dead. One of the events was held at Evergreen with the principal speaker Iscinir County Judge Vernon Mize. Abovo, members of the Sanford Naval Academy are shown rais­ ing' the Colors. In the photo are Midshipmen Dana Hagen, Larry Lindsey and Hen Chmla, all of Sanford. (Herald Photo) Pigott Takes Issue W ith SHS Principal Jim I'lgult, Seminole High'.* head football coach and driver twining instructor stated to­ ds* U..it wlist SIIS Principal Andrew Bracken had to say a taint the Corns conference on driver education nt Inst Thursday's school Imsrd meet­ ing was the first time he had known Hint it wa* necessary for him to attend. I'igott, unsuccessful candi­ date for the po*IHon a* sup­ erintendent ol county school* Memorial Death Toll Hits Peak lly United I'rexx International A leeoid number of tiuffie itenth* or ill lied on the no­ tion'* streets ntnl biitliWHy* [luring tbn Meitioriul Hay weekend. But Ibn Nutlonnl Safety Council mini today the actual dentil rate per mile* traveled was one nT tbn low­ est in year*. A United press InternationI rount showed 421 person* tor high school in tiie soulh .dead In truffle during the Step* for the establishment i lass. director of vocational and section of that county. of a Seminole County junior adult education in the coun­ Milwee also reported a end of tin- county, a suniuf hnlitiiiy |H'iiod from I! p. in. state survey team is due here high school at Crooms, conver­ Thursday until midnight Sun­ college are being studied by ty Milwee traced the history of next fall for its study of con­ sion of the Crooms and Oviedo a committee of the Seminole day. Chamber of Commerce’s I-onR- past efforts to have a junior ditions in the county. The team High Schools Into junior A hreuktlown showed: Range Planning Committee. college located in Ihe area visit* the area every five years schools," Traffic 421 The start was made Friday and how Orange County has and evimes up with recom­ Original plan* for a junior Drowning* till afternoon following a luncheon decided against a joint ven­ mendations for school facili­ high *rhn«l were discussed in Planes h meeting at Jim Spencer's Res­ ture. ties. l!MI, Milwee said, and it irMiseellaneou* ..... 73 1R- noted Orange officials "Briefly," Milwee s a 1il, eluded representatives fron taurant at which time R. T. Milwee, county superintendent shied away from the junior "this is what it look* like to Osceola. Orange and Semi­ Total 339 of public instruction, wa* the college plans so as not to In- us: A new junior high school, nole counties. California again led |||| tere with the new slate uni­ a building for seventh through principal speaker. lie stressed that 30 to 9) states in thu number of tiufAlso heard was E. S. Doug­ versity slated for the northern 12th grades in Oviedo, a sen- [wr cent of Junior college gra lic nrcidents, 34. Thera went dilates continue With theii :m in Texas, 23 in New York higher education while on!) und 21 in Illinois. Pennsyl­ about 33 to 33 per cent of the vania bad ID, Michigan 1M, county's high school graduates continue their education in col­ Oklahoma Id, Ohio 13, ami Alabama and Missouti 14 leges. rath, "If we had a Junior college here." Gw* educator said, “ we Th« tlaffie ilealb count would have about 70 per cent soured past thu previous recof tiie students going on to old of 371 persons killed over a similar Memorial Day bollsenior college." Douglass outlined Ihe role of day [«t iod lust year. The hi* department and noted that tufety council hud estimated Hu- primary purpose is to help '.hut between 410 and 490 per­ the student "get a job." lie ron* would die during this laid virtually all ires* of vo­ /eat'* 78-lmur holiday. cational eduration are being taught in area schools and other* are in the planning stage. Friday’s meeting was con­ ducted by County Judge C. LOS ANGELES (UPI) -A nVernon Mize, planning com­ tinio A Martini today tried to mittee ro-chairman with By­ summon up enough nerve to ron Kimball tdl bis wife that she threw Francis Roumillat, past ar envelope containing 12,200 JUNIOR COLLEGE plana t’»r Seminole County were discuiwed Friday nt Seminole Chamber president, Itui the trash, police report­ Die Long Runge Planning Committee’s meeting in Jim Spencer’s Restau­ suggested the group's steering ed Jartini said Sunday tie did rant. Shown are. from left, County Judge C. Vernon Mize, co-chnirnum committee begin working on the junior college and this was no; have nerve to tell his wife of the committee; Altamonte Springs Mayor Luwrence Swofford; R. T. approved hy the committee fiU the envelope was In a Milwee, county superintendent of public instruction and the principal membership. elutet she cleaned out. speaker; and Uyron Kimball, comnutee cu-chuirnuin. (Herald Photo), CC Unit Studies Junior College Project He’s Afraid To Tell His Wife in the first primary election, wit* referring to statement* made hr Bracken at a school board meeting art Thursday when Pigott was not retained a* a summer inrirhmer.t pro gram teacher At that meeting Ihe Imard adopted a rcpoit of the hoard of truster* containing R* list of teacher* recommended tor employment this summer. Pi gott, who ha* taught summer driver training cla**e* for sev­ eral years, wa* not retained. Bracken told Hie hoard that Pigott hu* lieen asked to at­ tend a conference In Cocoa which dealt with a new t)|>c of ranuc driver training but that he declined to attend. Bracken told Hie board that it was necessary for him not to recommend that Pigott tie re­ tained in IIie summer pro­ gram. •Several letter* to the board Intimated that the action re­ placing Pigott might have tieen of a "iKilitical nature." Pigott said today that "I wa* rated a merit teacher in driver education by Mr. Brac­ ken and by the county school administration What Mr. Bracken bail (o say aland the Cocos conference on driver education was the first lime 1 realized it was necessary for me to attend." Pigott continued, "I have at­ tended similar conferences. They are gatherings of driver education teachers from alt over the slate ami are financ­ ed by Hie state department ol ciliiralion. It i* not a school of instruction. It’s more for the purpose of hearing speakers, "i attended s similar driver education conference in Dade County, one of the first rounHe* in Florida to mstllute range driving There, we act­ ually saw (he range program in npcraUon." Pigott said that when he was notified by Bracken that he would leach social studies next year instead of driver training, he asked the SHS principal ilwut summer em ­ ployment, “ II was then." said i’igott, "Hist I wa* told that * replacement hsd been ob­ tained who hsd a later course in range driving.” Concerning driver courses for this summer, Stewart Hat­ ched of the county school of­ fice told The Herald this morn­ ing that there will be no range driving program this summer since Ihe range will not be completed. Ht slated that it was hoped the range would be finished in time for fall class­ es. However, regular driver courses will be available. Six Killed Midwest Icy Holley Meeting1 Military Meet Kennedy Film Belated Report TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — M. Mux Wilks of Mitlon, who won u sent in th« state legis­ lature In the May 20 primary, finally got Id* financial reixirts Into tint Secretary of Stats'* office, it was report­ ed today. Rollins tJrnnt WINTER PARK (U P D — Tha Rivro Foundation of Chi­ cago has given a $3,900 grant to Rollins College for uso In fueiilty salaries mid Binary needs, Ilia collegu announced today. OPEN ALL DAY WED. f t ALWAYS «*8T QUAUTY m AND FRIDAY NIGHTS TUESDAY SPECIAL! EARLY AMERICAN SPREADS, LOOPWEAVE REVERSIBLES! twin or full Authentic design in heavyweight cotton . , . . bullion fringed. Machine vaahabie, reversible for doubie-weur! White, Antique W hite! �U . S . Said Planning M ove Into North Viet Nam •h t Men! crl) S rra lh age 2—Mon. June 1, ’64 Page Russia, China Move Toward Final Break MOSCOW <UPI) — Hint! by the nuailani during the workend indicated today that the Soviet Utaion U moving rapid* Jy Inward a (Inal break in atate and Communiit party relations w i t h Communiit China. The Kremlin alio virtually conceded that the world Comrnunlat camp hai been thattered irreparably, and that it n u i t concentrate on coneoltdating a Mo»cow-led bloc. Red China, In Ita continuing campaign to woo African and Allan aupport for Ita pollciei, •aid Sunday the Soviet Union would he "out of place" at any meeting of Afro-Ailan •tataa. The atatement, con­ tained In the official Peking Paoplea Dally, referred to PeUng'a attempt! to bar (he Ituaaiini from participation In the coming top-level con­ ference of African and Aaian •atloni. Diplomatic aourcaa aald the ideological and political atruggle between Moscow and Piking for laaderahlp of the Communiit movement appear­ ed to have reached the point where a final break la Inevit­ able. The depute ccnten on Pcking's rejection of n u a ila 'i policy of peaceful coexistence. The Chlneae puruae a more militant courae. The B u iilin i hinted over the weekend that they may re­ call their ambaaiador from Peking and reduce their emb atiy staff to the caretaker level. The government newapaper laveitla aald the Soviet Union had been compelled to take "polities! counter-m anures" •gainst Albania becauie that tiny nation had been "cold­ bloodedly" egged on by Pe­ king In the political atruggle with It w all. By "political eounter-meaaurea," tha newapaper obviously was referring to the ex­ pulsion of Albanian diplomats from tha Soviet capital In Dacamber, 1M1. Uvaatla Indicat­ ed tha Kremlin m ay do tha aama with the Chlnaaa. Court Upholds 'Fair Trade' WASHINGTON (U Pl) The Supreme Court ruled 0 to 1 today that federal law al­ lows Ohio's " F a ir Trade" statute. The state law permits e manufacturer to fix a alatefor brand-name Speaking for tha majority, Justice Arthur J . Goldberg Mid Congress baa approved elate statutes sanctioning "re Mia price maintenance schemes such as these Involv­ ed here." "Whether it la good policy to permit such laws la a matter for Congress to decide," tha opinion aald. "Whare tha at* tutory language and tha legls la live history clearly tndieala the purpose of Congress, thst purpose must be upheld." Justice John M. Harlan dis •anted. The decision came In a ease appealed by Hudson Dstributora, Inc., which sells drugs to Cleveland. Hudson sued Ell Lilly L Co. and the Upjohn Co., two large drug Arms, to get a ruling on tha statute. The case was filed in the Ohio Court of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga County. TWO ATLANTIC COAST LINE mnlntermnce. r>f-way employe*, Ervin L, Knitter (second from left) of Jacksonville and C. C. Bronson (second from right) of Sanford, were awarded 40-year service pins during a recent ACL safety meeting here. Participating in the award presentations ere (from left) 11. A. Stone, general roadmaster from Lakeland; Kaiser; G. C. Shonsol, safety auperlntendent, Jacksonville; Mrs. Kaiser; Mra. Bronson; Bronson; C. B. Adkins, roadm u ter of Sanford; and A. C. Parker, a division engineer, Tampa. (Herald Photo) Crooms Holds Class Night AMONG FIFTH GRADERS of Altamonte Elementary School taking rella" were, front, part in the recent production of "Streamlined Clndcrel IJenine Tetrault, Samira York, Richnrd Pyne, Mark Keno and Karen Konkea; back, John Hanna, Allen laym an, Jeff Pattiehall, Maureen Jackson, Susan Headley und Chucklo Hulbert. (Herald Photo) TAKING TART in Inatalhitlon for new officera of the South Seminole VFW Post. R207 Auxiliary Unit wore, front from left, Mra. Ann Denney, pnnt district president who served as acting installing conductress; Mra. Clnrirn Yarborough, department chupluin, installing conductress; Mra. Virginin McManus, auxiliary president; second row, Mrs. Harriett Harris, conductress; Mrs. Gerl Hitamnn, senior vice president; Mre. Edna Nor­ man, chaplain; Mrs. Mary Roettgor, patriotic instructor; Mra. Lucy Mc­ Guire, trustee; third row, Mrs. Uutli Hopkins, secretary; Mrs. Martha McKclvcy, guard; Mrs. Eva Wynn, junior vice president and Mrs. Sophia Bryan, treasurer. (Herald Photo) By Bob Thomas The tradition of Senior Clem Night ia one thst tends to bring back memories, be­ cause it bun's special unique­ ness. Friday night 12S seniors of the class of 1904 at Crooms High School, shared tills timehonored bill of fare with par­ ents, friends and well-wish­ ers. Joyce Ann Williams, as mistress of ceremonies, con­ ducted the program. The stage acting was inspiring, decorated with an original mural, candelabra, p o t t e d palms, beautiful girls dressed in pastel shades and handaome - young men in dark auita. This gaselccr included the usual fun and aeriouincsi of a clasa night, but waa high­ lighted with a candolight ceremony which has been de­ scribed aa "impressive,” “ inspiring" and too beautiful for wordi. The partlcipanta on the pro­ gram were Joyce Ann Wil­ liams, Wadie Cummings, Bettye Black, M artha Ilcnderaon, Margaret Fieldi, Ernes­ tine Morae, Dennia Boole. Joyce Montgomery, L i e tie Gail Mcrthie, Errol Cherry, Reginald McGill, Alice Hudton and Minnie Itainci. The Senior Chorua members gave • ••lection, “Time For P art­ ing," which waa done bcaulifully. Faculty sponsora for this program were S. E. Black, chairman; Mra. Pearlle Scott and C. L. Boyer, Lightening Fatal SOUTHAMPTON, England, (UPl) — Mra. Joan Marion Evans, waa killed Sundny dur­ ing a thunderstorm when a lightning bolt struck tha sipper on her dresa. Ballet Scores H it In Longwood Show By Donna Estes Five fathers, dressed as ballerinas and doing a ballet routine, were tho hit of the very entertaining adult vari­ ety ahow altged by the Longwood Elementary PTO follow­ ing the final businest meeting of the ecaaon Tucaduy even­ ing in Ihe school auditorium. Performing, to the delight of the audience, were J. H, Grant, Leo Voskan, Harry Scott, Chuck McIntosh and Arthur Rhode*. The Western Four Plua One, starring School Superintend­ ent Ray Mllwee end Princi­ pal* John Angel, Christy Harp and Louia Koaky, accompan­ ied by Mrs. Mil woe at the pi­ ano. proved to be a favorite of the crowd again this year. Membera of the group were drcaaed In Western garb end aang “The Yellow Huso of Toxea.” Proof of Uiclr popu- WASHINGTON (UPl) The Supreme Court todijr •truck down two at* ta-requir­ ed oath* challenged by 84 em­ ployee of Mm University of Washington at Seattle. Juatlce Byron ft. While A DELIGHTED AUDIENCE at the Lonfwood PTO adult variety ahow was treated to a performance of ballet by these five fathere with only one of the group falling during the routine. Dancers ware Leo Voskan! find Arthur Rhodes, front from left and standing, Chuck McIntosh Jr.,1 J. It. Grant und Harry ScotW |.......................... (Herald Pbotoji, larity wee evidenced when viewer* spontaneously began lotsing pennies on the stage during their act. Other acta presented Includ­ ed the Ladles Kitchen Band with Mrs. Clare Hicks, Mrs. Johnny Yeoman, Mrs. June Strong, Mra. Elolte Sweat, Mra. Elolte Lnmmler, Mrs. Shirley Hodge, Mr*. Evelyn Smith, Mra. Eula Scott, Mra. Louise Beeler and Mra. Shir­ ley Ilurks; The Wicked City Ulrli, dressed In black shifts and black tights, doing a dance number with Mra. Mary Mc­ Intosh, Mra. Mary Rowell, Mra. Dorl* Scott, Mra. Shir­ ley Smith and Mr*. Pat Ly­ on*; A dance with Mra. Joan Voakan, Mra. Eida Nichols and Leo Voakan to the tune of “ Frankie end Johnnie"; A takeoff on Victor Borge by Wayne Joiner; a very amuiing pantomime with Principal Kosky and Mra. Nell DrutdIng; Inspiring aokti by Rev, Ray Gregory Jr. accompan­ ied at the piano by Mrs. Greg­ ory; and a dance act billed aa "The Cow G lrli" with Mra. McIntosh, Mra. Rowell, Mra. Scott, Mrs. Smith, M n. Ly­ ons and Mra. Nichols. Mrs. Marie Wallace sang a West­ ern aong, Tha show was directed and choregraphed by Mra. Nichols who waa presented with a gift of appreciation at conclusion of the program. WASHINGTON (U P l) — Rep. Melvin Laird, R-Wit., says the Johnson administra­ tion "plana to prepare to move into North Viet Nam" In the war against the Com­ munist Viet Cong. Laird aald In a radio In. tervlew Sunday th at tha llouia defense appropriation! subcommltee, of which he ia a member, waa supporting tha administration's plana. The congressman, who also Is head of the Republican platform Committee, said that "the administration's position It to mova north, and w t aro preparing to mova north." "Thla la • preparation that has bean going on for aavaral montha and wa In the dafansa appropriations committee In the Houae of Representatives are supporting the necessary preparation* eo that our for­ ces will be In a position to have this free choice available to them in tho future," he said. "The administration plana to prepare to move Into North Viet Nam, and that's the im­ portant p art of my statement. We feel that we ahould he prepared to move Into North Viet Nam. I have felt this w'ay for some time, and I am happy to aay th at the admin­ istration takes th at same po­ sition." T w o leading Republican presidential aspirants, Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York and Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arlsona, have pro­ posed carrying tha war to tha north. The administration, however, has denied that it has any present plana to do so. U. S. officials have been convinced that without North Viet Nnm the Communists would not have launched their offensive in Laos and that the Reds In Viet Nam would have been easier to control. They never have specifical­ ly rejected the idea of carry­ ing the war to the north and have said that they were pre­ pared to taka any measures necessary to preserve the neutrality and independence of Laoa. ?az Wins Third Term In Bolivia T.A PAT! (U P l) — Early returns from Sunday’a elec­ tion Indicated today Prealdent Victor P a r Estenisoro—who ran virtually unopposed—won a third term by a massive majority despite opposition efforts to keep voter* away from the potl*. No violence waa reported on election day. Militiamen shot and wounded two antiPaa demonstrators here Sat­ urday night. R e tu rn from 900 of the 1,400 polling places In La Paa, traditionally an oppositlon stronghold, gave P at 1.1,408 votes—ncnrly BO per cent of the total. There were ■J.2I;! void ballets, 914 blanks presumably cast by anti-gov­ ernment voters, and 351 vote* for splinter-party candidates. The President’s majority was expected to run higher In most provincial areas than It did In La Par. Seven major opposition parties ranging in political coloration from center—right to extreme left withdrew their candidates from tha election in protest against P at’s re-election campaign. 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Cana ANN PAGE PURE CIDER V IN EC A R » u a 49 FRESH LARGE BLUEBERRIES PT. BASKET Faircloth Aiks Suit Dismissed TALLAHASSEE (U Pl) E sr| Faircloth of Miami ask•d Leon County Circuit Court today to diimiss a suit chalIsoglng Mi election as stats attornsy general, Faircloth laid ha won ths offles by MS vote a ovsr Atty. Gee. Jam es Kynes and he de­ nied Xynea* allegations of irregularities. He aald If there ware any, they would not change the outcome at ths rscs. Ths largest electronicallyoperated moving message sign in tha U, S. will be Installed serosa the 11th floor of the Southern Portugal supplla* new Gulf American Land Cor­ one-half of the cork output of poration headquarters build­ tha world. ing in Miami. YELLOW COOKING O N IO N S 3 Ym* d r u m Lb. BAG a s c m m t n * w ith PLAIDSTAMPS J ju p e r M a r k e t s AttiRHA 1 **l| n t a i Hie<| i|)« M e n la thta ed a n good through Wednes­ day, June I, Pinecreet ■hopping Center Hwy. 17-S3 at S7th �Lake Mary UPW Association Has Program On Missions Altamonte Library Board Meets Today Hr Julia Bartoe The executive board meeting of the Altamonte Sprlngi Li­ brary will be held at 8 p m. today initead of Tueadoy ev­ ening ni originally acheduled. At thil time n new date will be established for regular meetings of the board. New hours at the library, effective June 0, will be 10 a.m. until 1 p.m., Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday of each week. Registration will be held June 0 for the annual sum­ mer reading program sched­ uled to begin July 7 on the theme "A Trip Through Florida," The trip will lie made by train with each car representing n different city in the state. To order to move from town to town a child will he required to rend six hooks and a certificate will be earned by reading 15 book*. Participants will be al­ lowed to check two book* at a time from the library and by July 1, a t least 100 new book* will be on the shelves. The 11 a.m. Saturday Story flour* will begin July 11 run­ ning for eight weeks. Shasfri Sure For Nehru Job Hy Frances Wester Mrs. Richard Keogh was hostess with Mrs. II. M. Glea­ son, co-hostess, for the May Association Meeting of the U P W of the Community Presbyterian Church of Lake Maty held Tucaday night at Elder Springs Marks Christian Home Week MALCOLM imiCKLIN Handyman Goes National With Units In North The first *t<qi will be taken this week by » Florida based chain of drive-in hardware stores expanding into a na­ tional operation by the open­ ing of two nt their colorful Handyman stores In Rending, Penn. According to Malcolm Bricktin, president of HandymanAmerica, lnc„ with headquar­ ters a t Goldenrod, these arc the first stores opened out­ side of Florida since Handy­ man wsi founded here two years ago. The new Pennsyl­ vania stores, known us I’onnsylvanin-Handyman, Inc., are the result of a license given only five months ago to Dar­ win Clay, Reading, to build a string of stores in the eastern half of Pennsylvania. Clay is head of several other firms in that slate and a national lay executive in the YMCA. Since that time, five other licenses have been granted to other prominent businessmen. The 1055 sq. ft. Handyman stores will he built or are al­ ready under construction lr. Connecticut, a six county ar­ ea north of New York City, all of I.ong Island, In and around Baltimore, Maryland, as well as the southeastern Florida roast from Ft. Pierce to the Florida Keys. L a 't week was observed by Elder Springs Baptist Churcn us Christian Homo Week on tho theme "How Can Our Church S t r e n g t h e n Our Homes?" with the church council, directed by Mrs. C. W. Kigle. in charge of arrange­ ments. Highlight of thr week came on Monday night with a cov­ ered dish supper, served by members of the Married Young Ladies, in the banquet urea followed by a film pro* gram and conferences on “ Family Living" for all age groups. Subjects discussed Included Essentials of a Christian Home, The Changing Fam­ ily, Relationship Within the Family and The Church Cal­ endar and Family Life. Directing tho conference* were Mrs- Charles L. Tark, adult and married young lad­ ies; William L. Thomas, adult and mnrrled young men; Rev. Willard Warfield, young peo­ ple and intermediates; Mrs. C. A. Anderson, Juniors and Bill Harvey, primaries and beginners. Time was allowed for question and answer pe­ riods. The church set aside Friday night for each family to rededicate their home to God. NEW DELHI (U PI) - Lai Bahadur Shastrl. a champion of compromise, was virtually certain today of succeeding the late Jawaharlal Nehru as India's leader In time of trill. The formsl scleclion of a new prime minister will take place Tuesday In a vote by the 5J7 parliamentary depu­ ties of the ruling Congress party. Parly leaders deckled Sunday to recommend Shas­ For trl. Property A potential party equabble arts averted when the other leading candidate, Morajl Dc■al, announced he was slop­ ping aside, thus clearing the way for the eoft-apoken, schol­ arly S u e trl, who la barely live feet toll. Two signers of the Declara­ C a su a lty “ I will chide by any decl­ tion of Independence became aim] tendered by the Congress U. S. presidents; John Admin president In respect of who and Thomas Jeffcrscn. will be the leader of the ConCress party president, for Deeai said after a three-hour meeting of the party'a work­ ing committee. Dcsal’s statement referred to the avowed preference of Kumaraswami KamraJ, Con­ gress party presiednt, for Shastri'a candidacy. It show­ ed that the majority of the commiteet supported Shastrl and that Desal'a chances were hopeless. Under India's form of par­ liamentary government, the ruling party chooses a party leader who automatically is Our expert designated as prime minister. The Congress party hss an overwhelming majority In mechanics adjust parliament. Shastrl, SO, prefers compro­ brakes, add fluid mise to conflict and Is con­ sidered one of tlie few men and clean and repack able to keep the party's fac­ tions in line. He has special­ front wheel bearings ized in the field of party pol­ itics and has never been off the Indian sub-continent. While Nehru did not name Shastrl openly as heir appar­ ent, ha hand-picked him a* his deputy last January after Nehru suffered a stroke. the Keogh home. The devotionals were given by Mrs. Harry E. Sandusky. Mrs. P. D. Anderson was In charge of the very Instruc­ tive. Informative and inter­ esting program. A film strip. Island Of Mer­ cy, alxiut the Presbyterian Hospital in Taegu, Korea, was shown. A special offer­ ing was received for Medical Missions. Sirs. W. C. Hopkins presid­ ed over the business session. The gioup voted for the Ex­ ecutive Committee to appoint a committee to look into the possibility of buying a new­ er refrigerator for the church kitchen. Mrs. Aroly n True was ask­ ed to be cbslrman of a com­ mittee for house warmings for Mr. and Mrs. Roger Crocker and Mrs. Janies Daugbtrey to be held on June 7 from 3 to 8 p m. The women were asked to bring lunch to the manse on Saturday for the men who will be working there. The World Service chairman, Mr*. John Ulmer, reported that the roll­ ed bandages hive been com­ pleted for the Trcsbyterlan Hospital in India. Mrs. Keogh, chairman of the Program Committee, an­ nounced that the Association will recess for the summer months. The next meeting will he held on the fourth Tuesday of October. 17ie cir­ cles will continue to meet each month at their regular times. The Membership chairman, Mr*. James M. Thompson, urged the member* to do more calling and a«ked that the number of call* he re­ ported a t each circle meet­ ing. The Local Church Service chairman, Mrs. Joe Smsthers, reported on the successful covered-dish dinner held at the church May 24 and thank­ ed all who helped with it. Refreshments of petite sandwiches, cookies, nuts and THANK YOU MY FRIENDS . . . punch were served by the hostessrs during a social hour that followed. Other m e m b e r s present were Mrs. Ted Brooklyn. Mr*. Richard Beebe, Mrs. Ola Cochran, Mra. Geneva Coch­ ran. Mr*. A. E. Crocker, Mrs. F. E. Donaldson, Mrs. Fannie Lefftcr, Mrs. Ruby Linden, Mr*. Rowland Goble, Mrs. John Reaves, Mr*. Robert Rugenstein, Mr*. C h a r l e s Sassmnn, Mrs. Ruby Sjoblnm. Mrs. Ed Zimmerman, Mrs. Linar Turning and Mrs. Earl Unger. Although our effort* did not win for ua a victory In the Second Prltnnry, I nm, never the less deeply grnteful to you. I will nlwnya remember. with pride and humili­ ty, the confidence you have shown In ntc. I.ct us all work together for the good of Seminole County. J . C County . H Commissioner U T C HDistrict I S 1O N Td. Pol. Adv. by J. C. Hutchison FR YER Grade "A " Quick Frozen QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU JUNE 3RO WIMH OIII. . TO.... IM — COPTRKHI — MM REG 59* . . ARMOUR STAR Wieners . . . . u>49* 100 EXTRA STAMPS WITH . . W O LEAN Gr. Beef . . 5 fo. * T Real Money Costs Less 50 EXTRA STAMPS with To*now Whole Hog LONDON (U PI) — Sad­ ler’s Wells Opera has decldrd to use real coins for hidden treasure in its new production of “The Gypsy Baron” which opens here Tuesday because “stage money” is now too **■ pensive. SO EXTRA STAMPS WITH GA. G* BRAND BRICK Sausage . . . . u>69* Sausage . . . 59* 25 EXTRA STAMPS WITH WITI SUNNYLAND Chopped Han a -°r 5 9 ‘ 25 EXTRA STAMPS with CHOPPED, SHAPED Cube Steaks. 0 00‘ « j& M U U M Y # McKIBBIN 114 N O RTH P A R K FANCY GOLDEN RIFE This week’s SERVICE SPECIAL at j BANANAS HONG KONG (UPI) — Judy Garland, who is suffer­ ing from pleurisy, today was reported “ feeling fine" and due to leave the hospital within a few days. The singer-actress was vis­ ited this morning by her per­ sonal physician, Dr. Lee Sie­ gel, who arrived Sunday from Los Angvles, and by Dr. Har­ ry Col/er, who has been at­ tending her since she was ■trlcken suddenly last Thurs­ day. Miss Garland had a brush with death. Sh* went into a coma and for a few hours last Thursday she was con­ sidered In critical condition. ‘‘Miss Garland did not, as far as I know, have a heart attack, and 1 do not have snv knowledge of her having tok­ en ilreplng pills," Siegel said. Her illness, he said, could be d- or bed as “the aftermath u.' a coma of an unknown or­ igin." T O W N H O U SE FR ES H | ORANGE JUICE 15 BRAKE ADJUSTMENT W HEEL ALIG N M EN T ASTOR FROZEN Sorvg torn* Banana Pudding J Serve for Breakfast Daily T ? r e s t o n e Judy Reported 'Feeling Fine' PARTS 9 9 ' i PECAN PIE Frcsih , , Ready to Serve m 3 9 * FRESH LARGE Celery. . . 2 LIBBY.S FROZEN Any American Stalks 29* Lenouude.. 9 £.,99* Cans ........ ............. I Sardines. .. . 5* UmM 3 cons Sordine* with $2.50 order or more I SAVE IO« . . PLANTATION Meal 4 Lb |Q i Pkg. 1 9 SAVE 10* . . PLANTATION Grits . . . . 4 Pkg. 19' SAVE 10* BUDWEISER or SC H LIT Z REGULAR or PINK SAVE 4VSa Go. . . 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Bgk 8 9 ' 6 9 ' 2 9 '! 1 9 '! 1 5 ' Unit I »/$2.50 ord, or i Ttreston* For Fust, c o r M* Gnporv the Quality The Smart Place To L M 2 w/$2.SO ord. er i Serve chilled lor Break lo* Greot with Soup ar Salad Go..ForGood Thinga ToEat E quipm ent PH . 322-0244 Ftmch Are. ft 25th. AM S . f l n t 84- rotaMtto A n . ft Srd SU Highway 17-92, Lungwood �Solidarity Grows Th« longer W u t Berlin re m a in s an (aland of Weaternlam aurrounded by a Communist sea, the more se­ cure its position seems to get—at least In one respect: the morale of Its £ 8 million inhabitants. Social scientists and opinion sam­ plers have been scrutinising Berlin­ ers for year, testing their baromet­ ric reactions to changes in the po­ litical pressures under which they iive. Back In 1948-49, at the time of the airlift, every third citiien was ready to pack up and leave. It was not so bad In 1961 after the Wall was built; only every fifth person woutd have left if ha could. Now the latest survey reveals thnt 75 per cent of all West Berliners want to spend the rest of their lives Dr. Crane’s SEVEN-LEAGUE BOOTS' Worry Clinic in the city. The sociologists have found an increasing solidarity among the entire population. Berliners no longer think of their city as an iso­ lated, threatened outpost, but as part of the West. This feeling Is backed by another survey in which 10 million West Germans said they would not mind living in the city. Although the Berliners have be­ come “crisis resistant" as well as prosperous over the years, they have not lessened in their highly sensi­ tive reaction to every politicai de­ velopment that affects them. While the attention of the world so often focuses on Berlin, the eyes of Berlin are constantly looking out­ ward. Should U. S.j Cuba Talk Fidel Castro may shoot off his mouth all he wants without partic­ ular damage to anyone. The great danger haa been that he might shoot off one of his antiaircraft rockets and bring the world right back to the nuclear brink it stood on during the missile crisis of 1962. Thst dsnger has lessened now, If the reports are true thst Russia has pulled out its first-class SAM-2 mis­ siles, leaving Castro with less effsetiv# ones. Castro continues to make noises •bout the violation of Cuban air space by U-2 reconnaissance planes. The United States has replied in strong terms that the flights are essential to our security and will go on. One U-2 was shot down over Cu­ ba in October 1962. Nothing was done at thst time, for Russia had agreed to remove Its missiles and allow on-site inspection. (The in­ spection was vetoed by Castro.) A similar incident today — and th en is no guarantee that there couldn’t be one—would place the Un­ ited States in the ticklish position of deciding whether finally to bomb the bases out of existence once and for all. But such s retaliatory at­ tack would than confront ths Soviets with living up to their vows to de­ fend Cuban sovereignty. Adding a hopeful element to the situation, however, is tha fact that Castro Is apparently touchier about being overlooked by the big powen than overflown by U-2s. Ha doesn't like the flights, but he tikes less be­ ing ignored in diplomatic negotia­ tions. Reacting to news thst U.S. Am­ bassador Foy Kohler had discussed tha U-2 issue with Russian Vice Premier Anastas Mikoyan in Mos­ cow recently, Castro remarked, “Cu­ ba Is a sovereign territory and is not a dependency of tha Soviet Union. Why don't they (the U.8.) talk to uar It's a good question, and one which Washington should seriously examins. Negotiating with Castro would doubtless raise cries from many thst this was the same as recognition and that recognition is tantamount to approval. But too much hangs in the balance to allow pride—on either side—to precipitate an unnecessary crisis — either over U-2s, missiles, Guantanamo, or any other CubanU.H. area of friction. Pride gocth before a fall, and what a fall it could be—for everyone. Phil Newsom Soys Hindus May Move Herald Area Correspondents i a Letters Bruce Biossat — Ray Cromley Political Notebook WASHINGTON ( NEA) — ed many bugs. Survays of Job This Is a spring report on the prospects proved superficial mood of the Negro community and vriHa of the mark. Ne­ in Philadelphia, one of the groes who managed to pass big northern laboratories of certain application testa still found themselves barred from racial change. Basically, It ta quiet but courses because of lack of watchful. Thera ia disappoint­ literacy training, personality ment at the alow progress of problems and other factors. Both whites and Negroaa tha civil rights bill through tha Senate. Yet delay and involved nevertheless decline And all flesh shall see the salva­ compromise on tha measure to give up. All agencies—lo­ tion of God.—Luke 8;6. •earn laea Ukaly te preduca cal, stats, federal and Cham­ • • • new demonstrations In Phila­ ber of Commerce—era plan­ There Is only one way to get ready delphia than in many other ning improved programs for for immortality, and that ie to love cities. tha coming training year. this life and live it an bravely and Typical of tho working Some Negro leaders aay faithfully and cheerfully as wa can. they d e t e c t considerable spirit la Keaton Arnett, a Chamber official who has led —Henry Van Dyke. apathy in ths elty toward the eentreveralal bllL A good tha way In tha training ef­ many Negroes there da not fort. His formal retirement ate It aa central to their hepeaThs focua In flifladslphla is, of course, on education and Jobs, not on publls accom­ modations. The highly responsible Ne­ tb« f e r n * now far from settlement. Thl* Khrushchev's Line; gro leadership feels it U, at dispute and other temioo be­ The Soviet premier'a vtsK last, on a good working bails WASHINGTON (UPI) — OMriale fee Leaden fear fcst tween tha two couutrto* end to Scandinavia title month la with white leader* In assault­ For reaaona beat known to religions sat off rioting last ! ladles Prim* Min- winter that killed hundreds. expected to aiiow a softer tide ing thess problems. thcmaelvea, U. S. presidents Building on thla foundation Jaw aharlal Nehru may Without tha moderating In­ of Soviet policy. Instead of Is the big concern. For ax- hava never arsn fit to have • fsasw sl of tha deadly fluence of Nehru, however, preaching revolution aad anti- ample, h i m Philadelphia N* an anUrtalnmant secretary on communal warfare between events to come may make this imperialism aa he did la Cairo, groes want to stage a march fulltlm* duty at the White probably will June B on the City's Board of lluuae. the Hindu majority and Moe- fighting seem minor, India Khrushchev lam minority. has about 100 million Hindus adapt hi* statement* to hM Education. Tha established That function usually I* WKh Nehru's restraining and 90 million Moslems In a audience and stress peaceful leader* are against tk They handled by unofficial theatri­ bead gone, some officials be­ population of 403 million. In coexistence with the West. do not bcllevo tho time ia rip* cal advisers who com* down Khrushchev's Buildup; lieve Hindu extremist ala- Pakistan, M per cant of the for aueh a move, ner that a from New York for occasion­ m eets are set to move. The N million cltisena are Mos­ East German Communist strong rallying laaua exists. al consultations on show bus­ Kashmir laaua between Mo* lem and about S per cent Wader Walter U1brief* will iaThis does not mean thry are iness matters. lam Pakistan end ftwiu 1* Hindu. turn from Mot cow with new satisfied with progress to­ One of ths lat* President support from Khrushchev ward ending da facte iig rsCommunist affairs expert* In g a 11 a n i n Philadelphia's John F. Kennedy’s theatrical Berlin say. Ulbriebt's bard schools. They want far more advisers was Richard Adler, line la not to favor with tha to bo accomplished. But thay a composer who wrote tha m art liberal mam bar* af the believe there has bean mo­ music for aueh Broadway Alteatroto Syringe Geneva Soviet bloc, but the expert tion, and that ths board la hit* as "Damn Yankscs" aad Mrs. Jails Barts# Mrs. Jo*. E. Msthleux 341-4834 83X1311 view is that Khrushchev la de­ bent In the right direction. "Pajama Gama." Adtar also is serving Pres­ liberately building up his East Eagerly awaited la a new Bear Lake-Forest City - Labs Mary Mrs. Franeee Wseise Mrs. Maryana Miles German ally. The reason W school superintendent who ident Johnson In that capac­ •9*3873 391-8119 ity, and I am able to report Ulbrkfct's willingness to co­ takes over this summer. Casselberry operate to Wads aad indus­ Interestingly, ta Phllsdel that the transition from «M Lake Mroroa Mrs. Jane Casselberry Mrs. H. L. Johnson trial agreement* at a time phis, the word integration no administration te another haa 833-MU 193-4799 when Romania, Poland, and longer stands alone for ths gone smoothly thus far. Chalaota Lrogweed other satellites a r t tocreaetng goal to be attetnad. In Ne­ This la rather remarkable Mrs. Dotas Estes Mrs Jean Magto their business eoakacu gro utterance It ia now nearly when you consider th at pres­ 343-3741 891-1917 the W est always aouplad with "quality idents ara likely to have Dslary Nerth Orlande ; Prance and Spate; •doc at Ion." sharply divergent opinions aa Mr*. Adam Metie* Mr*. Doris Dean Integration af th s schools ta what constitutes entertain331-1888 ! French Foreign Minister 888-4419 Maurice Couve do MurvlUe'a la not sought for Its own sake tesnL | recall th at when for­ Deltona Osteen visit to Madrid and talks with but aa a path to baiter mer President Dwight D. Mrs. Mildred Haney Mrs. Clarence Baydet aaa-iMt 311-4841 | Gen. Franco a n viewed to schooling f o r undertrmlnod Eisenhower left office, such Spaio aa a prestige boost for Negro children now crammed White House favorites a* Enterprise Oviedo Uw Franco regime, once os­ Into overcrowded, run-down Guy Lombardo and Lawrence M in Helen Snodgrass Mrs. Evelyn Landy tracised by the West tor Ha Inadequate buildings. 345-3418 889-8999 Walk were banished. wartime Axto Unto. TBs toip Another Illustration of tho Which proves that those to part af President Charles dotarmlnodly roapo n a 1 b 1 # who lira by ths saxophone da GauUa'a campaign to wto mood in Philadelphia is tha Spain and Portugal to hi* side attitude toward tho city’s must expect to die by ths sax­ It includes support for Span­ we 11-publicised, unique Job r* ophone. Adler, who staged two big ish membership In NATO and training program. political productions for Ken­ tha Common M arket But That program in tho 18Q3Page 4 Banford, Florida Monday, June 1, 1964 Market source* expect Ho] 84 season haa been tangly a nedy, la In ths eapttal now land and Belgium to block any flop, with lass than 400 per­ getting ready for a "Salute Spanish bid for membership sona said to have been trained to LI1J" extravagant* that u u n a a . uudlow, mu ir o n a n a r i u u i s s s r s a r s m m u a ta m ie u e n - u#aanu On the coe hand they am un­ for apecifie Job* waiting at will be hald May 28 te n lta iv b ia n k e r a u m w a BOV S M B S friendly to flto Franco govern­ tha end of tb s rainbow. Yat funds for tha Democratic Na­ AsMsiat* a a iu r ASvsrtltlaa Mantes* ment, and on tha other (hay hope Is fait for batter results tional Committee. • u a a v i. johmsom nor rtavT Menacing ssite r Oeasral ASvsrUsIne Maas*** want to gat back a t Da GauUa next year. I aaked him to what re­ a n a s WM,ue B A J u iirrr a . m r u r r o s for vetoing British member­ Tho currant effort develop- spects putting on a show for O a a ty a a iu r Classifies Director ship last year. m u s k s K ikkK iaa SAHIB BMOBMAKKa Telegraph K ilter •aalatM Maaagee Malaysian Word: B o a ie w illia m s One word keeps Malaysia ■eclair KSltsr Meekest*#! Sank It g etter to a summit B y m al to solve their undeclared guer­ ewesty eu « I H IS ] Tsar IMS 1 Tsar rilla war. Indootola la agree­ M l e Meath* ATI ( Heaths able to aa "Initial withdrawal" A ll I Maltha AM S Msalha I Msetb LM 1 MSBIS of Mi i t o d t t a a from Malay fe sta l Secelatlew previa* ie* that an mall sehssrlpMsea I to e4 rasasbagto. Malaysia wants the "toHaters# as sssss* alias w etter Oetseee S t MU at u s Peat tittles *f gaiter*. fieri**, eager ths Ast e l Oeagr*** el Marsh. 114 Ik announcement aa that a 'The .'MarelS la a maahse *r ths Cause Mr*** whish is #•- total aad unqualified pullback FA 2-0814 Phi •ItltS sielustvsly te Ih* as* for rsyuhlleaUsa el aU U* Issal will t e indicated. m m prtatsg la this aswapapsr. Thought For Today QHp fttn fo rit $ ? r a U i "And recently wa compiled a 'Who's Who’ of our former carriers who had received ear Scholarship Award*. "Wouldn’t you like to •#* that 'Who’s W ho'I" And I was fascinated by tha Hat of Ntwapapar "Who's Who," Ernie's former now-a­ pe per boys occupying high posts especially In scianea and our Military Service. Wa wondered if the dili­ gent* to duty which newspa­ per carrier* develop, may thu* predispose them te a scientifie outlook on life. Emi* Welker and tha other Circulation Manager* actually give our youth tha only com­ prehensive drill in our "fro* enterprise" system. Ernie Is thus conducting a large university with 8,000 alert boys who sea our econ­ omy from tha 3-fold angle, namely, production, distribu­ tion, and credit. Under "diitrlbution’’ fall advertising, selling and marchan dislng. Alas, most Americans never get this blrd'e-eye view, for they ara simply engaged In fsetory production or els* W e r a l* a s I n a M l e t ­ have salaried job* in adver­ te r s frees Its r e e l , r e e e r e s ­ ile a f f a i r e . T i t w r i t e r m * t s e e tising, or elee serve in credit a p e a meese p m l S e * t h e l e t - departments aa bookkeepera, t o r a l e e e e r r l e o t h e w r i t e r ' # accountants, etc. t r e e a a m t a a * aS S re o e. L e t t e r * So w* should offer a double e f f e w e r t h a a SO# w e r S e w ill h e g i v e n p r e f e r e n c e . L e t t e r * salute to Circulation Men, for eSOreeeeO t e e t h e r # a r e e c e e p l e h l * p r eetS eO t h e r 0 * a e t Seel they nr* tha mainstay of star t o p e r e e a a U f l e e . P e e t r v Ie a e t ’•fra* entorprisa” ayatem. p eh llsh e O h r T h e H e r a t * . Ther* ara now 1,000,000 Editor, Herald: boy* in Canada and th t U. North Orlando, city of fra­ S. A. who operate newspaper ternal orgaalxatloas. Iter* are route*. a tow of our te tte r dubs. Civic Association, dedicated to community growth. Homaownqra Am ocu Ujo , dedicated to a o a m u n i t y By Hal Cochran A monologue ia n conversa­ Garden Club, dedicated to community growth. tion between a boro and any­ Etc., ate, eta. body alia. It would appear to an unin­ formed mind kks mins, that T han'* an assy but foolish timet groups, which a n alt army to atop a youngster's dedicated toward* the same tantrums — let him hava hla foal, could work together. Not own way. •o. How can a parson be chief If te has ao Indiana. You must W* wonder why birds are have a (rib* of your own to so cheerful In tha morning te a leader among mao (or when their bills are all ). dew. Henry A. Ward, J r. Krais Walker has l,N 4 keys to his g n a t "fro* en­ terprise1* ostlers, for that’s what a nowipaper offer* Ha carrier*. Parrots, nrg* yo*r m i to operate a newspa­ per rest* for that ia tho REST traJntag ear yoatlf obtain to tha “free rotorprise" ayatem. Such boy's d ro 't become delinquent* or caeamnlato, either I CASE S-479: Ernie Welker ia the energetle Circulation Manager of tho Cleveland Praia. He had previously been sta­ tioned in Knoxville, Tennes­ see, w hen he invited me to address ths annual Women’s Institute conducted by the Newa Sentinel, so w t hava been friend* for 30 years. But recently 1 was In Cleve­ land for a TV appearance, ao I had lunch at tha Press as Ernie’s guest. *'Dr. Crane," he said, "w* have 8,000 carrier boys who deliver our nawapapara daily. comes eoon, but ha will stay on to devote hlmeelf wholly to the Job program. Encouragement la t a k e n from tha greater success a t­ tending another retraining program lad by a Negro min­ ister, Dr. Leon Bulllvsa. With a 9300,000 grant from the Ford Foundation, this ia now moving ahead impres­ sively to train several hun­ dred Negro**, Puerto Ricans and whites la n variety of fields. All aides aoam today to look on Philadelphia aa an action city la racial matters. And tha action la not to tho street*. Barbs Dick West's Thee* boya leant to b# on time, which ia a sign ef adulthood. They alio acquire at f ln t hand a practical knowledge of Applied Psychology, for they try te sell new customers on home delivery service. And they m utt meanwhlt* placate Irate customers where newspaper* ara rained on, or blow off the front porch. Finally, all the boys whe operate their routes on tha "small merchant" plan, also collect on Fridsy and Satur­ day. Thus, thry learn to subtract costa from their gross sales to find their "net" earnings for tha weak. Alas, this superb training 1a mliaad by tha other 36,000,000 children of their age, which partly explains the juv­ enile outlook of m oit voters regarding taxes, government inefficiency, etc. Remember, newepaperboys mature falter in their eco­ nomic and social outlook, so they are rarely to be found among delinquents. Girls, they make admirable husband-material, tool And excellent men to whom col­ lege scholarships should b* awarded. Parents, erg s yoor eon to carry n newspaper rout*. 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In a pinch, I suppose It could even be used by tha National Guard. But aa a theater, it temper** favorably with the Indiana­ Virgil Fassle, CM of tha Wilmington ( D e l a w a r e ) Newt-Journal haa recently completed a aorvay th a t re­ quired 18 months of hit valu­ able time. And ha finds 100,000 boya In Canada, plus 000,000 in tha U. 8. A., who carry newapa- * ' * • • * . • �/> •' i : m%;» n Sanford Girl Now Serving W ith Peace Corps In Rural Chile Institute of llural Education, those young American* arc dispersed among the Insti­ tute'* 20 schools, which arc spread over a 2,500-mile area Some volunteer* t e a c h health, carpentry, home econ­ omics and mechanic* in the schools; others, like Sara work among the campesino.* in the farm areas near the schools. The Volunteers represent a wide variety of occupations and ski!!?. But they all have the c o m m o n ability—a re­ Sara h is also started a EDITOR'S NOTE— MJa« aiso. Her Job: help the people just begun when S a n arriv ed , cans, when properly stcribed. Sara Jacobson, d a n ib ltr of get out of those huts. In Lo Vasquer last October. were suitable. Needed augar tourist industry which employs | Mr. and M n. Herman JarobSara's biggest problem has Fruits, especislly peaches and was obtained from a local mill. teenagers. They make horses Since no stove was available of rope with sewn leather sad­ aon of 220 Scott Avenue, la been to convince the agricul­ plums were plentiful. In trips for cooking, Sara dug five fire dles which are sold as curios now serving In a rural area tural workers (campesinot) of (W it for the Peace Corpa. that they can help themselves. to Valparaiso and the nearby trenches next to the building in resort area*. A story of her experience* The campesino usually works seaside resort of Vina del Mar where the preserves were pre­ In a recent letter to her par­ was publiahed In a recent on a large plantation. In re ­ Sara found that hotels and re­ pared. One trench was used ents, S ira said “ 1 have never Issue of the Martin News, an turn for 365 days of work a sorts needed jellies and pre­ for sterilising the tin cans; been so challenged, or so sat­ isfied in finding solutions to Orlando Industrial publica­ year he receives about $M0. serves for their dining rooms. the other four for cooking. When we say “ Sara did this challenges." tion. It la reprinted here his “ house," and a small The government board of through courtesy of that pub­ piece of land (perhaps a quar­ health told her that the women and Sara did that” we mean Some 50 Peace Corps Vol­ lication. ter of an acre) to grow some making the preserves would H. She was entirely on her unteers are working in var­ ) The farm ers build fires in vegetables for his family. have to wear aprons and head own. Before she showed up, ious phases of rural commun­ c*mpe«lf>o» and their wives ity development tn Chile, in the middle "f the hard packed Families average seven child­ had no reason to believe that cooperation with the Chilean earth floors of their huts. ren. they could improve their own There are no fireplaces. The Sarah couldn't talk to those lives. They were living as results show in the scarred people of “ hope," for they had their fathers and grandfathers faces of the children. The huts never had an opportunity to lived. Their heritage had a l­ are dirty and amokey; the think in these term s, “ Pro­ ways been one of poverty and ceilings black with soot. gress" was Incomprehensible misery. Martin - Orlando employes to them. Sara had to demon­ The resulting aense of re­ find it difficult to imagine strate what progress means— signation and cynicism was such living conditions. Worlds and she did it by showing FO R V A L U E . . . C O U R T E S Y . . .& Sara's biggest problem. Full |a p a rt? Perhaps. Out there Is campesino wives how to pack acceptance of her klca came a very Important link between age food and make as much with the profits from the sale the two. That link Is Miss Sara money In tour days as their of the preserves. The cam ­ Lois Jacobson, 22, a secretary families received in a month. pesino wiavi have continu­ In Pershing Administration Through Sara, the farmers' until a few months ago. She wives Joined the world of prl ed and improved their tiny “ factory" throughout the fruit lived with her parents at their vate initiative and free enter­ season, and "a‘rc looking for home on Scott Avenue in San­ prise. Instead of preparing SARA JACORSON new profit-making projects ford. food solely for home use on a In the fall of 1963, Sara subsistence basis, they now covers. From her own pocket, for the coming winter. Where will the profits go Joined the Peace Corps, and invest their time and energy Sara advanced some money to I la now serving in a rural area in packaging it for the mar buy the aprons—which were Sara hopes lo use them as the in Chile called Lo Vasques, ket. considered so attractive that foundation for a credit coop­ near the seaport of Valpar­ The Chilean summer had they were proudly worn, day erative, which, when strength after day, on and off the Job. ened by funds from local She sold the preserves to the banks, will be able to give hotels on an advance basis to self Improvement loans to raise capital for nceiled equip­ workers. It would be the first ment. Enable to obtain conven­ time that the campesinos Osteen postmaster Mrs. Lo­ your Zip Code number,” she tional containers for the pre­ could obtain loans at reason serves, Sara found that tin able interest rates. is Brooke today called on res­ urged. ident! of the community for higher participation In the Zip Code program. We *Are Happy To Announce Our "Zip Code is Just as vital to modern postal progress in the small towns as it la in the big cities," Mrs, Brooke 2460 PARK AVK said, going, on to define the program as "an economy measure designed to keep pace with the nation'! rising mail volume without an unnmnngeable Increase in the depart­ ments work room personnel," You wilt mile (lint we finve Included other specials thin year. Tnke ad­ Speaking recently before vantage of thexe limited lime prices nt either plnnl hunt ion or call us for the Osteen PTA, Mrs. Brooke free pick-up. All dry cleaning will lie mothproofed at no charge. This is explained that the program is good only until the garment is cleaned again nnd should not he confused “ the only economical answer with our regular 3 year w ritten guaranteed mothproofing service. to what Postmaster (Jcnernl Jon A. Grononski describes as a ‘mail explosion’ of the l'JGO'a and TO'a. “ Economy Is the watchword of the Juhuaon administration ami the President has direct­ ed us U> provide the best pos­ sible aerviet a t the least pos­ sible cost. Now and in the future, Zip Code will help us to meet President Johnson’s objectives,” she advised. Explaining how the pro­ gram work* for the benefit Hava your clot lie* cleaned the Sanitone way and stored for the entire summer. of both large and small com­ Insurance »f $1.00 per hundred valuation, min, $1,00. Clear your closets or winter clothes and protect them against mildew. Clothes will be pressed and ready to munities, Mrs. Brooka said wear before the first cool snap in tha Fall. th at "Zip Code is built around the concept of sectional cen­ ters where mail is processed in bulk and then shipped di­ rectly to the sectional center nearest Us destination, skippjng s number of time con­ will reeeive the eirluxive Sanitone process; guaranteed odorless. Placed In plastic storage hags on request. suming handlings along the J J lC U lliA sourceful, diplomatic and pat­ ient flexibility tn face a daily routine of the unexpected. Bas­ ically, they must fire up the commwity to do whatever It needs the most. Sara has risen to this chal­ lenge, Peace Corps Chilean Desk Officer Gordon Cloney reports — that ahe U "en­ thusiastic, imaginative and re ­ sourceful and is doing an ex ccllenl job." In a high caliber business like the Peace Corps, that's a lot of praise. S E L E C T I O N for your confidence, your support nnd your •i voted. I will continue to serve yon to the best of m.v ability. R. E. “ Bob” Carroll Constable District -t. . . Pd. PM Adv. 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O D R IN K 5 REGULAR Seminole County Laundry Co. 819 W. —*T - f ( " “ PMfer&r L IB B Y ’S P I N E A P P L E - G R A P E F R U I T . save i s * oh s FARMHOUSE FR O Z E N • will be laundered with mild synthetic soap In low temperature water and treated for one season against moth damage. 1'lare in plastic storage bags ss request. 20% OFF 8 - 100 m PEAC H ES A LL WASHABLE BLANKETS •« -m m N EW Better Homes C O O K BOOKS FOOD LAOYrZm F AI R POUND CAKI t o o ^ w t, _ __ n LAOY FAIR KING SIZE 20<m “ MIRACLE TWIST* SLICEO WHfTE BREAD 2 /4 1' CTNS 29 FANCY YELLOW GLOBE- O N IO N S ea? i, �.......... i H — Danfort W»r*Hi Faff® 6—Mon. June 1, ’64 About Sports #^m— 7«v£=,*‘,i’' *•'• ** *•', Over 10 Hours Required For Giants Thinking NY Loses Both Out Loud As SF Returns To Top Of NL i 1 . / i a B r Julian Striwtrom AS Sport* banquet flatfjBacks: o • • This lncreailngljr popular ceremony U creating problem t. Maybe It’s becauae Ihli Is the ipse# age, but apace is running out in the cafeteria. Lucille Feaier and the able Stuff of lunchroom ladies from the various school* served s fine meal to 360 Seminole loyalist*. And this Just about "loaded" the place. Nest yearM T * e * Dr. 0 . L. Bark*, retiring Booster Club president, crest­ ed quite a buss when he preecnted.one of the trophies. He looked long a t the figure atop tha pedestal and commented, " I ’m trytng to find out whe­ ther this Is a boy or a girl.” Thla from a former obstetri­ cian caused quite a ripple In tha audleneeti Oviedo coach*# Paul Mlkler and A rt Scott were on head fa# the affair. Came la lata. Caaas why . . . Their football practice had gone m , sad on. and oa aa both tha mentor* and the players really “put out” for th a t ap-comlag team aest year. s e e Dr. John Morgan In pretenting the Whltey McLurai award paid a splendid tribute both to tha man In whoie name It Is given and to the recipient, s e e O 111 a Mooney, featured speaker for tha oecaeion de­ lighted the listeners as ha "ribbed" Principal A n d y Bracken and Coach Jim PIgott. About the latter, whose high standards scholastical­ ly ara well known, he said th at ha had gona to achool with Jim and when Ottls transferred to another achool, he often wondered how Jim ever graduated! Charlie Tate, head football coach at Miami University and Ottls' boss, had played football with Braeken, the speaker said. Asked what kind of a foot­ ball player the Seminole prin­ cipal was, Tate said he was "sort of a neckllna fullback” , . , "Yeah, but what kinds player ie th a t? " asked Moonry . . . "Well, he wee plung­ ing down tha middle, but never showing much," wee Tate’e reply. e • e Jim Plgott helped Ms rating considerably when ha recognised the parent# af the athleUe, asking them to stand and taka a bow for nil they had endured during the eras one of the e porta In which their offspring had taken part. e e # The new elate of Booster llub officers takes over to get ready for what promises to he n big year. Prea. Roger Harris will have plane that he hopes will make the 1004SB year better even than the ene Juit closing—and It was REAL good . . . Of course, era have hopes that Included in the projects will bo n press b(n—somewhere with. In (ieldglass ran go (at lemt) i f the football field, and eufticlenlly out of the weather to permit some concentration on the game by the fellows trying to give you the word ‘ turn of the events. Self? Well, maybe. Hut you’ll get better coverage If it besemes n reality. s e e There «M n fine tribute te the cheerleaders end the outstanding work they had dene. And to Mary Joyce Bateman, tha sponsor, te C f#r asauy of their Ideas and pep for their brilliant pro­ jects. Tb# athtetes are still talking about the Bn* and Stimulating Ideas that kept th# spirit e l high level thronghont th# year. • * • Today’s th* final day for •ntrlee In the t l t h National Pee We# Golf Championship*. Thla dsadllne applies only to Uie main Pee Wee event. Qualifying rounds a t Rolling llllla Country Club, Alta­ monte Springs, June IB, will accept entries on their events. n btb g et laby NEW YORK — The Now York Mata purchased ea-Yankee killer Frank Lary from Detroit TtgtfS on a 30-day conditional basis, '£7H2£‘~^2r '' r^-! -■'■' rL. By Joe Gergen UPI Sport* Writer The New York Meta, their traditions ol futility deeply enriched, have stood the test ol time—and filed with Dying colon. Despite their youthful ap­ pears. *■% the Meta, only in their i.nrd year of cilstcnce, have backed into the record book with Die poise of veter­ ans and turned baseball up­ side down. Sunday, the New Yorkers participated in the longest game In major league annals from the point of time elapsed—and lost. A crowd of 37,037 at Shes Stadium — the largest in the majors this year — was on hind for the opener of the Mets-San Francisco G i a n t s doubleheadcr at 1:03 p.m., EDT. Less thin a quarter of that total remained to see the final out st 11:21, which prov­ es that history Isn't a very attractive subject. After lasing the opener, 8-3, the Mcts scored three runs in the seventh inning of the nightcap on Joe Christopher's home run to Uc the score at 04. And that's the way It re ­ mained until the 23rd Inning when Del Crandall's groundrule double drove in the win­ ning run In the 8-0 victory. The 23-innlng struggle fell three short of tying the major league record of 20 act by the Dodgers and Braves In 1920, but tho total playing time ol seven hours and 23 minutes broke Die seven-hours endur­ ance mark set by the New York Yankees and the Detroit Tigers In 1902. It also was the longest game In major league history played to a decision since the Dodgers • Braves struggle ended In a 1-1 tie. But length wasn’t the only oddity of the game. New York shortstop Roy McMillan start­ ed a triple play In the 14lh In­ ning and Manager Alvin Dark of the Giants waa ejected but not before protesting t h e game. Jn addition, 40 strikeouts were recorded In the doubleheader to surpass the old m a­ jor league standard of 44 es­ tablished by the Indiana and Bed Sox last year. In other NaDonal League games, Billy Williams homercd In the 10th Inning to give the Culia a 4-3 win over the Braves; tho Phillies overpow­ ered Dio Colts, 4-1, tlm Dodg­ ers defeated Die Pirates, 0-4, and the Cardinals won the second game of a doublehead­ cr with the Beds, 2-1, after losing tho opener, 0-0. White Sox Grab Double Header; KC Downs Yanks South Squad Is Named For All Star Cage Tilt NORTH ORLANDO’S Little LeaRtio Farm Team Is made up this year of, front from left, Jeff Walters, Jeff Krecek, Randy Johnson, David Mc­ Intosh, Billy Piloian, Sammy Gearhart, Billy Robinson, Martin Kin*, Glenn Peck, Johnny Campbell and Chuck Small. Manager la Ken Raybon. Missing from the photo Is Pat Kelly, also u member of the team. Use O f Gasoline Sparks Controversy A t Speedway Andy Granatelll, owner of the three . car Novi stable, flatly blamed Dm second-lap crash In full view of many thousands of horrified spec­ tators on lightweight cars and duo to the fact these cars run on gasoline." "Gasoline is highly Infixmable and explodes," he aald. You can light It with a match. You can't light menDianol with a match." Two - time winner Rodger Ward, the runnerup who drove one of seven mstchine* pow­ ered by Ford engines mounted in the rear, said hia crew made changes " a t my insis­ tence" the night before the race ao he could use a fuel blend. The other alx Ford-powered cars run on gasoline which, under certain conditions, la Tha Wednesday Ball and more dangerous than blends, Chain Mr. end Mrs. League according to fuel expert Ray got under way a week ago. McMahon. High honors want to Marlon Rankin with a aensatlonal 222/616 aeriea for the men and Suay Reno with a 212/320 for tha women. Others high games and ser­ ies were Gene Rogcro 203/336, Leo Dooley 101/330, and Bill NEW B R E M E N , Ohio Fox 400. The women did well (UPI) — Jud Larson of Tam­ too with Linda Post'* 171/DETROIT (UPI) - Reliev­ pa captured the 30-lap fea­ 440, Mary Mock's 100/440, er Julio Navarro haa been op­ ture U. S. Auto Club sprint and Rose Philip* 108. tioned by the Detroit Tigers In thla week** aeaelon, Ron car race Sunday, driving • to Syracuse of the Internation­ Meier ,w ii high with a 317 car owned by Indlanapolie 100 al League and pitcher Terry ■erlee, Gene Rogers' 312 and winner, A. J. Foyt. Mario Andretti of Neiareth, Fox has been recalled from the Everett Torry'e 311. L e o Doo­ ley had hie second over-200 Pa., was second and Don aame club. Branson, who drova in the Fox had been shifted to game with a 201. Busy Rrno lead the ladle* 300 Saturday finished third. Syracuse Saturday from Knox­ with a 181/304 aerlei. ville of the Sally U ague Close behind was Verna where he had a 1-1 record. Bolton from the same team Navarro, obtained In a trade with a 300 even eerie*. Others from Die Los Angeles Angela, gall with high game* were had a 0-1 record and S.SS ERA. Ena Rogero’s 192, Ene Kline’* LAKE EYRE. Australia, 100, Rose Philips*’ 187 and I N D I A N A POL1B, Ind. Linda Post's 181. (UPI) — Donald Campbell T\irkcy* felt for Rose Phil­ (UPI) — Gary Player com­ averaged 80S mile* per hour ip*, Busy Reno (twice) and plained he never hit a decent for two runa In hla jet • pow­ Rill Fox. Carol Kerr epared drive all day but victory in ered Bluebird today In hi* the difficult 4-10 and the ba­ ths |70,000 Festival Open IIfirst all-out attempt to sot a by spilt 8-10 wa« converted by luetrated he remains one of world land speed record. Verna Bolton and Jim Bweek- the most feared swingers on ReraHa Friday golf's gold dust trail. Tbs English speed demon *r. The f o r m e r Master# was clocked a t 380 m.p.h, for Sunland 2, Longwood 1 champion from South Africa Remit* Saturday his first run on I-ake Eyrs's pocketed 112,000 Bunday when salt flati and turned In a Bear Lake 2. Lake Mary 1 he finished the final round disappointing 301 m.p.h. clock STANDINGS with a four-under-par 67 and Results Friday (Sacoad Half) Ing on his second run. a 72 - hole score of 278, 11 W L Locomotive Engrs. 0 Standard under regulation figures. Teem OU 3 North Orlando . . . . . s e e * 1 0 013 302—0 3 Bear Lake .............. . . . . 1 0 Engineer# 100 200—3 1 0 Oilers Kunland ................... WP— Doug Malxoweki (3-1), Casselberry ............ . . . . 0 0 Results Frldsy Altamonte Benitori . . . 0 0 L P - Randy Ivey (0-4) Lake Mary ............ . . . . 0 1 STANDING* No games schedule Longwood ............... . . . . f t 1 T mbb BTANDLNG8 W L Altamonte Twine . . . . f t 1 Hunt Lln-Uer 13 3 Bunday Remits (Second Half) Game Tonight Loco. Engrs. 12 4 Toronto 8, Rochester 8 W L Longwood -ve- Altamonte Team Chase ft 7 Syracuse 4, Buffalo 2, 1st l 0 Twine Kin £t wood First Federal • 10 11 Inning*. Lonewood 1 « • 14 Buffalo 4, Syracuse I , lad, Stood. Oil X 0 Robbs Game Monday 7 Innings. 0 1 Wilson Maicr Chase a t Loco. Engrs. Columbua 6, Richmond 8 0 1 Chase (Rescheduled, June 13, 10:00 Jarksonvills 2, Atlanta 1, 0 1 Fla. St. Bank 1st a. m.) Retails Friday 0 1 Mcllaney O lM Tuesday Atlanta 4, Jacksonville 8, 0 1 U S O Hunt Ltn-Mer at First Federal 2nd Navy « Georges > Games Menday Georges 000 200-2 3 3 <4:30 a t Ft. Mellon Park) Chase at McKaney 7:80 p. m. Navy 003 12x—4 2 2 JESBEN WINS TOURNEY Klngwood at Longwood l:4 t W P - Stott Harris (3 0), LP BEAUMONT, Tex. (UPI) — (At Ft. Mellon Park) Brown Nelson OK Ruth -Steve Rawls (4-1) Jeisea won tha Baba PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Ed Zaharlaa Women's Open golf STANDNIGS BOOS SCORE* UPSET Brown and Bill Nelson, both tournament with a 34-hols to­ W L quarterbacks for the P itts­ tal of 214. Marlena Hagga STOCKHOLM (U P D -B re n t Teem 14 1 burgh Steelers, have signed was second a n d Mkkay Roos of Sweden piloting his Navy 1 • their contracts io r the 1S64 Wright flnlibad third. Crescent boat, upset Dick lie . 84. Bank Odea of the United State# to George* f ft season. 1 ft Broun U a 10-year veteran win th# 800 CC class of th# Pori. Dairy 4 12 of the National Football Lea­ The explorer Hernando DeEuropean Grand Prix of out­ Baaf. Atlantic Gama Kaaday gue a n d Netoen, former Soto was burled la the depths board racers Sunday. Rooe scored 8C9 points to 823 for Florida State Bank at George* Southern California star, will of the greet river he dis he alar ting hla second season. covered. (4:30 i t Bay Avenue Park) Odea, who finished second. By Kurt Freodenthal United Frees International INDIANAPOLIS, tnd. (UPI) — a . J. Foyt waa hailed today aa "Die greatest race driver who ever lived" for winning his second SCO-mile chase But Die Speedway paid a high price for Ita latest apcctaclc and was the center of a stormy controversy for the third con­ secutive year. The month of May waa a record-breaker all the w a y record speeds from qusllflcaDon* to the holiday race, rec­ ord crowds and a record purae. But the racing fraternity waa also saddened by the deaths of two staunch compet­ itors — popular veteran Eddie Sachs and rookie Dave MacDonald. They were killed In a homestretch Inferno that al­ so injured Bobby Unaer and Bookie Duman. And Parelli Jones, last year's winner, suf­ fered burns when hie car caught Dra In tho pita while being refueled. Some of tha usual gaiety waa missing Sunday night at the traditional victory dinner at which the Speedway paid out $308,023 — $133,030 of It to Foyt and his crew. Both were records. There were demands, in some quarters, that the use of gasoline be banned In USAC races. Ball And Chain Bowling League Gels Under Way Larson Captures 30-Lap Feature Tigers Get Fox From Syracuse Campbell Hits 368 MPH In Try Player Grabs Speedway Open South Seminole Little League Little National Men's League International League Little American GAINESVILLE — S o u t h squad for the annual NorthSouth FitS.VA al! star basket­ ball game August 1 in Gaines­ ville was announced Saturday by Carey McDonald, executive secretary of the Florida Ath­ letic Coacbea Assn. . The South, coached this year by Vince Schaefer of Miami Senior, haa size speed and several all-state basketball players who will attempt to keep Rebel forces ahead In this aeries. Schaefer’s Miami Senior team, which went to the semif inala of the Class AA state tournament, contributes two hoys In Coach Schaefer's aoo, Chuck, and Terry Akins. Other members of the South team represent* eight high schools kt tha southern area of the state. South Squad: Terry Lanier (Tampa Plant), Mike Rollyaon (Plant City), Don Sebastian (Frostproof), Bob SUnett (Cocos), David Miller (Delray Seacreat), Jim McKirchy (Miami Columbus), Jeff Grate (Miami Norland). Bob Dowling (Miami Beach Scour), Chuck Schlaefer (Mi­ ami Senior), Terry Aik ins (Miami Senior). North lineup will be an­ nounced next Sunday, accord­ ing to McDonald. Bed Posts Take Over 1st Place After three weeks of bowl­ ing In Dm Wilson-Maler Wom­ en's Scratch League at Jet Linei the Bed Posts have tak­ en over tha top rung with a 10 and two record. The Loungers and the Rock­ er* are In the second spot with identical eight and four records and holding down the fourth spot are the Sectionals with a log of seven wins and five losses. Pat Siplcy grabbed Individ­ ual honors with her 189 game and Charlotte Basset waa tha serial "star" as she bombed Die pine with a 314. Doris Schauteet chimed in with 162/461 to pace the Bed Posts la their fpllt with the Loungere. B erbers R o h r e r shot 167/438 In the Rockers’ Dirca game romp over the Scctlonali while Carolyn Sal­ lee. 134/426, and P at Sipley, 110/409, tried bard for the Sectionals. Rose Patrick blast­ ed 174/480 to help the Easy Chairs gain a split wlU» the Settees. Elaine KosUval was the ace for the Settees with 177/488. Sury Reno with 177/488 and Shirley Martin with 188/437 steered tho Commodee to a two and two split with the Recllnera a* Dot Johnson hit • 170/440 aeriea. Junior League Remits Friday Ilka » Klwania 4 Elks 736 14-21 11 0 Klwania 003 1 0 - 4 8 4 W P - Don Nicholas (1-1), LP— Alan Cooper (14) (VTANDING* (Second Half) W L Shrine Rotary CPO Elks Civitan Klwania Labe Mary Om m 4 B I 1 2 8 2 1 3 i l a a Mmday Klwania a t Rotary 4:80 p, Shrine at Clvttan 7:30 p.m. (At Memorial Stadium) % z * m A v e ? ’ i PETER 8CHAAL congratulates nine-year old Stevie Lawson who accepted the 36th nnnunl Peter Schaal Trophy during the recent Seminole High nil sports banquet which was awarded posthumously to Stevie's brother, Buddy Lawson. The award Is given each year to the foot­ ball team's most valuable player. N a vy Wins Eleventh Straight L L A ffa ir Th* Navy nine of tha City Recreation Department’* Lit­ tle American League manag­ ed only two hits Friday after­ noon but that waa all they needed to grab their 11th straight win, a 0 to 2 victory over George'*. The triumph gave the Sail­ ors a comfortable aix-game lead over Florida State's Banker* with only e i g h t game* remaining to be played AFL Exhibition Slate Announced NEW YORK (UPI) — The American Football Leaguo will open its pre-tcaion schedule Saturday Aug. 8 when the Buffalo Bill# and the Now York Jeta clash nt Tam­ pa, Fla , and the Kan Diego Charger* ho*t th* Denver Bronco*. The exhibition eraion will run through Sept. 3 and will Include 20 gamri In 13 cities and 12 state*. All league cltlea except New York will stage at leant one contest nnd other game* will be played in Tampa, Little Rock, Ark., At­ lanta, Laa Vegas, Fort Worth, Tex, Wilke* Barre, Pa., Lo­ well, Mass, and New Bruns­ wick, N J . during tha lesion. Scott Har­ ris wo* credited with hie fifth mound eurccsi. *lle has yet to taste defeat. Over in the Little National, 16310561 the Locomotive Engineer! are Season for .th# Sunshine not to bo denied. They stayed one game off the pare set by Kids Bowling League a t Med­ the leasuo leading Hunt Lin­ allion Lanes wound u p in # coln-Mercury C o m e t s b y tie of the Termlnitea and th# strapping the Standard Oil­ Lady-bugs, each team winning er* to the tracks and rolling 81 games. A Roll-off waa played last Thursday, still over them 0 to 3. Doug Mnlzowiki came up resulting In a tie, and leagu# with a two-hitter. Meanwhile, o f f i c i a l s voted to award the Oilers are still looking trophies to both teams. Julia Bartoa, with a 188, (and hoping) far their Initial win of the lesson. To date came out on top In the play­ tho OUcre have played 16 off to clinch tha tie. Peggy games and have lust everyone Ilouaer, l e a g u e secretary, mode the -7-10 split and Alice of them. Tho Elk* scored in every Uoeft knocked over the 4-6-7. Trophlea will be awarded a t inning and won easily over the Klwnnis Friday night, 21 tho annual luncheon meeUng to 4. Murk Caulo pelted the which will b# held in Maltball for three hits, including lund. a triple. Meanwhile, Gary Mnpto and Don Nicholas, also with triples, added to the on­ slaught with two hits apiece. No games were played over tho weekend in tho Men’* cir­ cuit. Sunshine Loop South Seminole Senior League National League Team W L P e t GB 25 IS .623 rh lla ’phla s in Fran. 26 17 .605 V4 St. Louie 23 20 .336 2V4 Milwaukee 23 21 .523 4 Pittsburgh 23 21 .323 4 Cincinnati 21 21 .500 5 Los Angeles 21 23 .477 6 Chicago 19 22 .463 «W Houston 21 26 .447 71* New York 14 32 .304 14 Sundsy'a Results Team W L r e t GB Sid Francisco 5 New York 3 S in Francisco 8 New York 6 24 11 .686 Chicago 23 innings 27 13 .643 Baltimore Los Angeles 6 Pitsburgh 4 16 .368 4 New York 21 Philadelphia 4 Houston 1 31 18 .388 4 Cleveland Chicago 4 Milwaukee 3 . Minnesota 24 1ft .338 4 Cincinnati 6 St. Luuli 0 Boston 21 21 .300 614 St. Louis 2 Cincinnati 1 16 24 .429 0 Detroit Tuesday's Games Washington 19 29 .336 i m St. Louis at Chicago Kanias City 13 26 .366 12 Houaton at New York (n) Los Angeles 16 20 836 13 Cincinnati at Milwaukee (n) Baaday's Results San Fran, at Pittsburgh (n) • Cleveland I Washington L. Angelei at Philadelphia (n) Cleveland 8 Washington 1 Chicago 3 Detroit 3 Chicago 8 Detroit 8 Boaton 4 Minnesota 8 K an su City 4 New York 8 RalUmore 3 Lni Angeles 1 Tuesday’s Game# Boston at Los Angeles (n) Baltimore at Kansaa City (n) New York at Minnesota (n) Washington a t Detroit (n) Chicago at Cleveland (n) American League Remits Friday Casselberry 3, Bear Lake 4 Results Saturday Longwood 10, Altamonte 4 STANDINGS Te*m WL Altamonte ............... 42 Casselberry .....................ft a Longwood 3 3 Sunland ................... 44 Bear Lake .........„ ........2 4 North Orlando .............. 1 a Game Tonight North Orlando -vi- Caaielben-y HKUNING PAINTS GIVE YOUR HOME THE BRIGHT LOOK Ph. 321-844 ■ Factory Paint O u t le t 841? * . French ATTENTION! We're Open For Business Florida State Southern League Remits Roads y Sunday Remits Knoxville 4, Columbua 1 Charlotte 8, Asheville S Mecen 8, Chattanooga 0 Birmingham ft, Lunchburg 0 * i By CURT BLOCK UPI Sports Writer One of the mysteries of tfw Dm American League pennant race haa been how A1 Lopes manages to keep his Chicago White Sox atop the leagu# standings. Despite (he absence of a consistent .300 hitter and tho fact that their winningest pitcher has yet to go Dm dis­ tance, the White Sox climbcd Into first place Sunday with a double victory over Detroit, 3-3 and 8-3. The merry month of May had Lopez ecstatic aa hla men jumped on rivals for 1ft vic­ tories while being set down only seven time*. Chicago gained sole passession of the top spot by a half game in sweeping th# four-game Tiger eerie# during the weekend while the Oriole# took a three gam# sat foam th# Angels. In other AL action, Balti­ more nipped Los Angela#, 2-1; Kansas City down#d New York, 4-2; Boston edged Minn­ esota, 4-3; and Cleveland took two from Washington, 8 4 and 8 3, St. Fota II, Daytona ft Lakeland >, Ft. Lauderdale 3 Orlando 4, Sarasota ft Tampa f, Miami 8 S P E C IA L S EVERY DAY! ON 100 BRANDS FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — • A, M. . 1:15 P. M. llft K. FIRST BAN FORD WR GIYR TOP VALUE STAMPS -D IK G A R S ' AUTOM OTIVE SERVICE 402 E. 2nd S t, Sanford • Joe Duggar • A. J, Duggar Complete Automotive Service Free Pick-Up & Delivery Road Service Phone 322-9161 HOURS: 8 A. M. - 8:30 Mon. thru F r i —T il N ow S a t 1) �«• V rrril Mon. June 1, *61—Page T Kobaya Shoaitrlng im m Or Yellow Fruit C ockiail ... Peanut B u tte r .. Von Camp Dalicloua Armour's Star 46-ox. Hawaiian Punch P frP F ir ror Parfact a P o rk & . . . «.™19c Beans .. » 19c can ■ 10c ta ll Potato Sticks $1. cons can Smooth or Crunchy Swift'a ’t r 39c 4-ox. can* Vienna Sausage 5 PRICKS EFFECTIVK MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1-2-3, 1964 • S t. dairy specials • Pitlibury'g Caramel-Nut Roll "i*,"' 39* Lucky Whip Dessert Topping ’ 49* (plue SO extra free JN f Oreea tramp* with eeepew) • frozen foods • Patio Combination Mexican Dinner. Groan Giant Baby 12-ax. pkg. 39* 10-aa. 10-aa Brussel Sprouts • a • >a pkf. Sara Lao Butter AFTER THE PROULEM of getting Mrs. Nell Drueding, music teacher, atop the pinno was solved by Longwood Principal Louis Kosky with n steplnddcr the pair presented a delightful comedy pantomime for the annual PTO Adult Variety Show. Note the dainty slippers (?) Mrs. Drueding wears. (Herald Photo) a down produce lane Pound Coke ’A," 79* (plea SO eatra free JIW Oreea Stamp* with eeapeal Largo Florida Pascal □ C e l e r y ... stalk 5 ' C LIP AND REDEEM THESE V A LU A B LE SWIFT'S PREMIUM TENDER-GROWN SHIPPED GOVT. INSPECTED FRESH NOT FROZEN COUPONS "FRYER QUARTER SAFE" iO W S W W JMOroon S tam p s eaaaieewmeoMpweeeeab Swift’* P rm lm Silted HtW (HOUND LOAf 4-m. p ip 4** raiattta w*e. jm . a. m e AUCTION ITEMS for North Orlando’s Annual Fourth of July Celebration are being collected now by members of the Village Volunteer Fire Department. Shown are Malvin Campbell and Sam Husb with a chair which has been donnted for the project. (Herald Photo) O w w a*M B R E A S T ■£ o r L E G Q T R S M Orwwn Stam p a c • I A Ola ****** *ad >wdn *« *4 LUCKY WHIP DESSERT TOPPMO 9 Vt -ox. can 49a w.vim* WM. Jw>* a. !**• Club Honors Husbands The UVttlde home of Mr. •ml Mr*. Jerry Schlefen wa* the acene of * delightful parThers’i a ty the evening of May 21 lot to do In when the I’aradita Point Hub­ SANFORD by Club entertained their hutband* with a ateak cook-out. V you've atwfy arrived, looting lor th» ntwitt ahowt, th* beit Although the club wits or* piece! lo tit, * wttk end reiort, gunlied three yeara ago, the your tfiurcil or lynifogu*. piece* gala have been too buty dab­ to thop or porhapt o homo or apartment . . . . rvad the bling In olla and paatela to give much thought to honor­ The Sanford Herald ing thair huabunda. The affair waa aurh a euccraa that >'4 the men voted fer a similar t'A i iV&gon outing again In July. Wd Thoae attending the affair were Mr. and Mre. I). O. Virginia Pelroaki Brooke. Mr, and Mre. W. B. P. O. Box 1214 Johneton, Mr. an^ Mri. Ed­ Sanford ward P arrott, Mr. and Mra. Pbyllia Rogvnatela Robert Mapleiden, Mr. end 522-6254 Mre. Oliver Hahn, Mr. and Lake Mary Mra, A. P. Smith, Mr. and Nora Norrle Mra. J . N.Pattaraon, Mr. TE 8-1514 and Mre. Glenn Collird and B. Seminole Mr. and Mre. Jerry Schlefen. Mildred llaney Ihoie unable to attend were <66-3631 Mr. and Mre. Fred Smith end lleltnna Mrs. Mattie Holley, Mr. end Mary Gettinga ffr*. P. D. Co*p*r and Mr. Bear Lake and Mra. Fred Gtck. 2M-0847 iO JMOwl*roon S ta m p s 01******* **d******* *4 SARA ua POUND CAKE 12-ax. pkn. 79a BRAU N SCH W EIGER * 39* M A X W E L L HOUSE iM m * v m . j*** a. a tta M0W0MMI1MMM O 'lio s in w IN STAN T C O F F E E .......... i LIM IT 1 P E R C U S T O M ER W ITH 79< P U R C H A S E S OF $ 3 .0 0 OR M O R E k t or2»2 j?i£2p# SUAVK r o t WOMIN •mall lisa 69a plm tax DETERG EN T SA LE! ie**tn* av*a. jm * a. ae**i K lW U ^ iO n m B Q t 39* 94 P EN N Y -SA V ER ................. 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Kirby, Hoover, Hexelr, Airway, etc. l i l t Park Ave. I Sanford I’h. 322*4765 S tam pa JACK V lAJflUM MASHED TAMS 1 SOilcans 29a < O W K S tm i JMOwianA*a*m*amdpndMaee4 ro sn S ta m p s MOMSS SANITAIT NAPKINS Bsfalar 2 12-ct, pkga. D9e mmmsmsm chicken of sea chunk tuna 9 -lives pet food 2 3 25* 3 !S T M 2 £ 29- pompeiien olive oil ^ 21- Sto m p s SANKA INSTANT COPPED 5-ax. |ar $1.15 ICaair** tv*e. Jm * t. 1M4I (Ixearee WoM- June | . lt*4) careys shaker salt JMO rso n hi C A B OIANM MARMAIAM 3 16-ax. Ian $1 O W W S fM _ I t u l n * « M . J m * t. I t t * swifts meats for babies final touch fabric softener praise beauty bar 3 r . 79- ’i ” 47- 2S39- �W f V a a T o tf Pa/re 8—Mon. June 1, '64 M rrsU Patio-Pool Party Honors Graduates Soft music and dim light* m a te d a festive atmosphere a t the Carl Schilke home on Coleman Circle a* memhera a f the '84 graduation cleat of Seminole High School a a* •embled for a patio pool party. Honored gueita were senior* of the Senior High Fellow­ ship of the F irtt Presbyterian Church. Sharing the honors were Ceni Wheatland, Jimmy Touhy, Sandy Slayton, Jerry Cullum, Jeff Barlow, Gay Hunt, Steve Sewell and Ann Aiken. The aparlout patio waa dreorated in the clasa colors of red and whit* with streamer* gracefully draped throughout the are* surrounded by mastos of floating balloons. The buffet table was cen­ tered with a floral arrange­ ment of red and white carna­ tions in a milk glass contain­ er with miniature paper grad­ uates on each aide. The din­ ner, which waa aerved buffet utyle, featured turkey and ham as the entree, comple­ mented with a variety of aw sorted delicacies. Written on th* fluffy white cake In red lettering waa the name of each honored guest ond also a miniature diploma waa featured. From Proverb* 10:16, “ How much better is it to get wisdom than gold and to get understanding ra­ ther to be chosen thsn silver1* was also printed on the uni­ que cake. Each girl honoree waa pre­ sented with a granny cap front the hostesses, and the boys received tie clips. Mr*. (Shirley) Schilke waa capably assisted by Mrs. Gene Hunt, who served br co-hoatas*. Among th* guest* who #njoyed a memorable evening of dining, awimmlng and dancing were Vicki Boyd, Chria Thomas, Lon Reinhart, Billy Higgi"*. Susi Deal, Jap Payne ard Marilyn. Hunt. Also Karl Black, Delaine Johnson, Eddie Kosky, Myra Meeks, Kenny Tyre, Brenda Brown, Dale Alexander and Mr. and Mrs. David Bach. Margaret Davis Piano Pupils To Miss Janet Johnson, ■ member of the '64 graduat­ ing class of Seminole High Margaret L. Davis wit] pre­ w h s guest of honor at ■ lovasent her piano puplli In a fy graduation tea recently at recital Tuesday, June 2 at 8:16 p.m. at the Sanford Woman's Club. Highlights of the program will be a solo by Sandy Rich­ ards, a former pupil and Steve Vihlrn will be featured in an original composition. There will be no admission charge and the public ia cord­ ially invited to attend. Perform Tuesday A t Morrison Home A PATIO-POOL PARTY a t the Carl Schilke home, recently honored Krndiiatinif memhero of the Senior High Fellowship of the First Presby­ terian Church. Honor guest* were, seated from left, Cay Hunt, Sandy Slaton and Ann Aiken. Standing arc Jimmy Touhy, Steve Sewell, Ceni Wheatland, Jeff Harlow and Jerry Cullum. jahdsm CvudtiA Install Officers This Wednesday The Sanford Woman's Club will hold their meeting and catering luncheon on Wednes­ day Juna > nt noon with reservation* to ha mada with Mrs. A. C. McReynolda at 822-0274 by noon Tuesday. Installation of officer* will b* held and all member* are urged to attend. land for a covered dish lunch­ eon. Mrs. 8. C. (Tommie) Dick­ erson and Mra. W. A. Filta ura moving finm Sanfnrd, much to tho club's regret. Mrs. Dlekcrmin will mako her home in Jacksonville and Mrs, Fitts ia moving to Ft. My­ ers. Mra. C. W. Baker gave an infurmntive talk regarding di­ seases attacking pUnls, ami listed preventive measure* to he taken. As a fund raising project, the Ways nml Means commit­ tee announced to sell garden gloves, Instant liquid plant <nod and note paper from the Florida Federation of Garden Clubs In Winter Park. Ollier* ullending were Dr. Doris Clin* und th* Mmea. W. E. Klrchoff, R. F. Robi­ son, Myrjm Smith, W. A. NOTICE There's no need of a long statement when our mewuige t* brief. So we'll Just skip -------------------------------------------- Young, J. R. Wells, E. D. Rinehardt, C. W. Baker, W. U. Wray, W. D. Gardiner, Clyd* Ramsey and Irwin Flelaher. Also the Mine*. I» K. Is-ep er, William Bristol, Herbert I'hipp, Mra. I. E. Batten and the circle president, Mra C. D. Perry. The Chuluota His and n c r Garden Club will hold Its final meeting before the summer recesa a t th* home of Mr, and Mrs. Roocoe G. Morrison, 131 East Oth Street on Monday June 1, a t 7:30 p. m. The guest speaker will be Dr. Philip J. Westgate, horti­ culturist, Sanford Agricultural Experiment Station, Univer­ sity of Florid*. His subject will be, “ What's New In Hor­ ticulture." Tho development of new varieties gives the home gar­ dener in Central Florida a chance to grow many fruits and vegetables which former­ ly were not grown here. By Mr*. Adam Muller Constable and Mra. Oscar Paplncau entertained Mr. and Mr*. Frank White and Mrs. Charles Wilnfurd Saturday i-ventng at the DeBary Res­ taurant, celebrating Mr. Papineau's birthday. A sparkling cake was brought to the leblu with many cards and mess­ ages from well wishers in De­ Bary. Summer R obes 10 0 % Cotton ■ti Medium l.erge down here end M y "RANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY offer* a complete electrical service, does good work, doe* It prompt­ ly, efficiently and cheerfully and doeu appreciate its customers." Sid Vihlen Randall Electric Company 112 Magnolia Avenue Phone 322-0915 Commercial . . . Ret Idea Hal . . . Industrial Wiring fret high. Site stated that in using good common sense It easy to grow orchids as a rule, ami that limy aro tough, troug plants, and arc not bo­ thered much by diseases and posts. After the lecture, the mem­ ber* wore shown through the orchid house* and saw some of the most l>cauliful speci­ mens of varioue kinds of or­ chids in tiie world. Following a delicious lunch in tho Wecki-Wachee Restau­ rant, everyone Wont to See the world famous spectacular show of the underwater mer­ maids, Before the show ■ brief lecture was given about the construction of the build­ ing ami how tho girls were selected and how carefully and thoroughly they were trained. The spectators view­ ing the show were seated in an auditorium which is 16 feet below tile surface of the wa­ ter. The hostesses of the garden club served cookies and tea In the restaurant. Mrs. John Ridenour and Mrs. W. R. Meek Sr. were hostesses, however, Mrs. Meek was un­ able to altend. On tiie way home Hie mem­ bers stopped at tho summer camp of tho J. it. Baltics near Homosasaa, where e short business meeting was held and plans for the com­ ing year were discussed. Members miking the trip in addition to Mrs. Ridenour were; Mrs. Roger Miller, Mr. end Mrs. Earl Auuls Mra. Thomas Moon, Mrs. T. entertained Mr. and Mrs. Per­ B. Clonta, Mrs. C. T. Ntblack. ry Andrews of Wcbstuck, N. Mrs. Lynn Mosier, Mrs. T. Y., for several weeks In De­ 11. Ryan, Mrs. U. S. Moon, nary, and visited place* of Mrs, Ray H enley, Mrs. Au­ interest In and around Cen brey Myers, Mias Ruth David­ son, Mra. J . R. Rattle end tral Florida. Mrs, John Lundy. Mrs. William Lakentan wss the hostess at a dinner party h a h w h a t am Sunday at the DeBary Res NEW YORK (U PI) — To taurant. Her guoati were the Misses Louise and Magdalene give ham alices Hawaiian gla­ Faig of DeBary, and Mri. mour, pre-pars a taste-temp­ Lakeman's brother and sis ting pineapple and blue cheese tor-in-lsw, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schafer of West Orange, sauce. Hera's how. Combine 1 cup canned pine N. J. They will visit the West Coast of Florida and places apple tidbit* with juice and 1 of interest en route before re ­ teaspoon brown sugar in e turning to New Jersey. saucepan. Simmer until thor­ Mr. and Mra. Stanley it* oughly heated. Add 14 cup der of Clara Vista have Uielr crumbled A m e r i c a n blue daughter, Mra. Janie* Settle cheese. Remove from heat at mire, and her daughter visit once. Stir to mix blue cheese ing from Minneapolis, Min. with pineapple. Serve haL By Evelyn Lundy Member* of the Oviedo Garden Club took a field trip to Weokl - Wachce Spring*, Tuesday, leaving Oviedo at 9 a.m. Arriving at tho bcaulifiil grounds, they were met by the manager of the Orchid Gardens, Mrs. Jcnnio T. Goode. She gave a most Interesting ■nd informative talk on or­ chid* and their care, silting that most beginner* like to slart with a cattleyi, which is one of the most exotic plant* in the world. To molt everyone, orchid* have a apo­ d a l enchantment, nnd are ronaidered tho greatest treas­ ure of all flower*. To grow orchid* sucre**fully, you must understand their basic nature; then you can give them the conditions, food and water tliry need. Mint orchids aro air plants, and cannot tolerate too much mniiture. Mrs. Goode showed sped me ns from various parts of the world, Including sev­ eral wild s|>ccimcn« from the Everglade*. She Uriel of the vast variety of orchids; the smallest or­ chid blossom In the world is as small a* the head of a pin and (lie plant is only onefourth Inch lull. In contrast the largest known orchid blos­ som i* 13 Inches wide, and some of the plants stand 100 DeBary P ersonals P a s tc le vrtiy-j I were presented beautiful carnation corsage* by tha hoaLess, and Mis* Johnson rereived a mimetic* bag and a (silver charm bracelet with a Will Meet Monday MRS. JERRY JERNIGAM, left, president of Pilot Club of Sanford, con­ ducted the installation of officer* of tho Anchor Club of Seminole High School recently in tho lounge of Tho Florida State Hank. Helen Mann, center, Is the now president, and Gere Dietrich*, right, is outgoing presi­ dent. Woman’s Club T o th* Pinccrest Inn with Mrs. Kdward Korgan aerving as hostess. The honoree ami her mothcr. Mra. Clifford Johnson, issJan His A nd Her Club A Field Trip Interesting To The Oviedo Garden Club Dirt Gardeners Circla Tha Dirt Gardener* Circle ef tha Sanfnrd Garden Club held th* final meeting of tho season a t tha hums of Mrs. Charles Weaver on Stonu la- Tea Fetes M liford. MISS JANET JOHNSON, center, waa honor guest recently nt n lovely graduation tea at The PInecrest Inn. Mrs. Edward Korgan, left, was hos­ tess, and on the right is the honorec's mother, Mrs. Clifford Johnson. Miss Gail Coleman member of tbs '64 graduating class of Seminole High School, waa guest of honor at a recent cook-out hosted by Mr. and Mra. E. C. Weatherington J r . end Mite Darlene Coleman. The lovely home end spac­ ious patio wee gaily decorat­ ed with red and whit* etresraare with floating balloons and red end white graduation capa with red tassels were used in the clever decor. The menu consisted of bamgurgcri, baked beans, potato in lad and all the trimmings, aerved with a beautifully de­ corated red and whrt* cake. Guests onjoying the leisure outing wore JoAnn Sparks, Becky Giles, Jennifer Thomp­ son, Harold Unger, Steve Se­ well, Jim Touhy, Sharon Jackson, Bill Young, Peggy Grier Frank Noell, Ann Mahan, Thmmy Hinson and Mike Wil­ lis me. MISS GAIL COLEMAN , front, waa recently honored with a graduation Also Ceni Wheatland, Billy lookout party hosted by Mr. and Mra. E. C. Weuthcrington, left, and Miss Higgins, Mike Korgan, Janet Darlene Coleman, right. Johnson, LJoyd F r e e m a n , Sherri Thraiher, Danny Dunn, Joe Gazil, hen Poll and B ar­ bara Watson. X i Beta Eta Ends Miss Coleman ia one of th* outstanding member* of th* Sorority Season graduating claw and antici­ pates engaging In a nursing A t Buffet Dinner Mrs. Richard Glccson was large white com pot* contain­ career. XI Bela Eta Chapter of hostess at her Elliott Ave. ing an arrangement of eggs, Beta Klgma Phi concluded its home to a recent breakfast apples and magnolia leave*. North Orlando sorority year with a buffet und kitchen aiiowor honoring A unique old oil lamp burn­ dinner nnd regular business Miss Ruth Carlton, bride- ing a whit* candla also adorn­ ed the tahle. mooting at Ginny Frederick's elect of Malcolm Smith. A tempting breakfast of Cranberry juice with fruit new home on Banana I-ike, They had as speeial guests and melon bull kahobs was snuaage, grits, eggs, hot bis­ for this meeting the presi­ served to each guest on an cuits, butter curls, strawberry By Doris Dean dents of the other four chap­ individual tray upon arriving. preserves, dale-nut bread and Mr. and Mrs. Msivin Camp­ ters and incm brri eligible to The guests kept their trays coffee wna served from anti­ bell celebrated their tenth tram fer to the Exemplar and Linda Sue Williams was que ironware dishes. wedding anniversary recently Each gueat drew a alip of by going out for a quiet din­ Chapter. awarded the prise for the After the delirious meal, tueky number 27, Ruth’s wed­ |>it|W>r requesting a particular ner. Jeanette Alexander, 1964 65 ding dale, which appeared on recipe which she wrote down, The week before, Mre. president, presided at a brief the bottom of her tray. signed and dated it, and pre­ Campbell celebrated h e r business session, which was Breakfast was aerved in the sented it to Ruth in a blue and birthday with ■ family dinner followed by a program con­ dining room from a table cov­ white recipe box. at home with her husband, sisting of a resume of each ered with a red and white Ruth won the prize award­ Malvin, and children. Johnny, chapter's activities given by chrckrd cloth, centered with a ed for identifying kitchen Ellen, Patrick and Brian. tiie respective outgoing pres­ utensila concealed In a paper ident*. bag, by touch, rather than KING’S livid* McCall conducted the sight. BEAUTY SALON entertainment for the evening The gifts were presented Over Roueiillat'a Drag with Pirate lilngo. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Me- to Ruth In a laundry basket .Members attending w e r e Alexandcr have returned from trimmed with blue flowers and — Special — Sue Harper, Ginny Frederick, Twenty Nine Palma Califor­ kitchen gadget*. >10 Cold Wave Jeanette Alexander, Bcida Com pieta permanent nia, where they visited their Mrs. Glccson was assisted McCall, Dot Richards, Betty > daughter and her husband, by her daughter, Miss Penny Brucstlc, Wills M a e ProMr. and Sirs. W. R. Chandler. Glet-aun, and her mother, Mra. Haircut >1.00 kosch, Candy McClanahan, While in California, they R. L. Tucker. Shampoo & Set 11.50 Phylis Chapman, A u d r e y Twenty guests were invited No Appointment Nee. Speer, Pat Hardin and Ver­ toured the state, and were Open Eves By Appt. most Impressed with the to be with Ruth and her meil* Peterson. Pk. 333-9663 mother, Mra. Cecil Carlton. Guests included Mona Walk­ sights. er, Belly McKco, Fran R|. vero, Helen Hamncr, Sunja GIFTS — Morris and Sandra Wilson. Miss Ruth Carlton Honored At Breakfast And Shower Personals Personals 6-00 Since tha sun waa a god in many primitlv* societies, it was believed that if a brideto-be gazed on the aun she would be certain to hava chil­ dren. dimosiA Fashions 2526 PARK DR. U ie m i e u A N D J U N E HR ID E S FOR AN APPROPRIATE GIFT MAY WE SUGGEST Flemings ^ W T h ru i v June 221-3316 ■ CONSUL US I Ok YOUR 2 9 c M v a i FO R GRADUATES --- Philips COLONIAL Cleaners 111 8. Pelmet to Ave. eee GALORE BLANKET SPECIAL SECOND BLANKET Also attending were Mr*. W, L. Hires, Janet's grand­ mother, and Mra. Cy Per* raulL Miss Coleman Given Cook-Out Partv First Hlnnket 1.25 Beautifully Dry Cleaned with th* Miracle Finish Prececal diploma charm from Mrs, Korgan. Th* aerving tabls waa eov•tVd with a whit* cloth cen­ tered with a floral arrange­ ment of red and whit* glad* and mums in a milk glass container. Crystal candelabra held glowing red taper*. A variety of dainty tea sand­ wiches, nuts, candies and chips were aerved with th* refreshing fruit punch, com­ plemented with e delicloue red velvet cake with fluffy White frosting. Enjoying tha afternoon tea hour were the Misses Gwen Champion, Ann Mahan, Myra Keeks, Marilyn Hunt, Susan Deal, Susan Brown, Mauveen P itts, Norma Whittern, Maria Rowland and Judv Lavender. Also tha Misses Joy DugTar, Shirley Steed, Donna Bandage, Carole Thomas, Di­ ane Smith, Tony* Johnson, Glenda Albert, Linda Adcock, Jean Master*, Diana Clause, Julie Sllsby and Barbara Wil­ SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. E. 1st 4k Sanford Ave. 312-1622 312-8463 Gifts - Cards • Books 210 E. First St. YOU V IS IT --- TOUCHTON’S REXALL DRUG T H E PRESCRIPTION OUK PRIMARY CONCERN” COR. let ft MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD �YrniTdrB krrslft Qsunh Qbbif.I DEAR A B lfv i I h»r* bcfn mirrlcd for iix years and huv* never suspcte.l my wif* of anyrthinir. While searching for a metch I looked in her c«Ht pocket snd came scro* a letter (addreaied to her mother'* home}. 1 became curious and read the following: “It wns io good to hear your voire again. Darling. 1 am glad you still feel the anme about me. A* long ae j-ou don't love your huibaud, how long will it take you to get a divorce?" 1 have not told her I read the letter. I was to hurt I juet froze. Tho letter waa signed with an Initial which meant n o t h i n g lo me. Where do I go from here? I’. S. Ye*, we have children. SICK DEAR SICK: Go to jour wife and tell her you read the letter. The next move it hera. • • • DEAR ABBY: My hus­ band and I ars nearing AO. My father, who it do, liven with lit. Wa let him know that our horns is hit home, and when we entertain he la made to feel as welcome a t any guest. Here it my problem, anil pirns* don't think 1 am terrible. My husband and 1 never have any tlma alone. If we go to the kitchen for coffee. Pepa parks himself right there. Sometimes my hushand and I want to discuss some­ Mon. Tune T, *84—TVfre !> OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Abigail Van Buren (T'i MOST LIKELY 3UOT 1H« WIND, MAtrrWA — PERHAPS A CRACKED I Tucuam' fVsWYTWiM* /RANB H 1Vt» CELLAR WINDOW < THAT COULD HAPPBN ANOTHER!'* A BIT Of*A 0 M R I ~ AROUND TMt«ZOO MAO’ blowing / — WITHTOU* COLD, AAV M APPSNSOf BUT THAT, thing in private, but It hat to wait because of Papa. How dues a daughter go about telling her own father that she would like a few minutes alone with her husband ones in a while? Papa is of sound mind, and In good health for his age. Ho hae been with us 16 years, although he hae other children he eould have lived with. Thie is ths first time I have considered mentioning something to him about thia. Should I? AM. CHOKED l ’P DEAR CHOKED: Yes. A little prlvaey is better than none. Your papa may ba unaware of hit intrusion. First, ire that ha has a comfortable and attractive retreat of hia own. Then break your "problem" to him gently and with good humor, if ha is of “sound mind" he won't resent it. If ha does, your problem is bigger than you know. And you could face years of un­ necessary u n p lessnntrees and tension. • • » DEAR AI1HY: This is for BUSY MOTHER, whose children answer the phone, “ Who is this?" My sun is a lawyer and he has four children rang­ ing from five to eleven year* of age. II* once ov­ erheard his daughter an­ swer the telephone, "No­ body is home. Goodbye." My son was furious. He lin­ TV Time Previews 7:309:30 p. m NBC. Mon­ ed them all up and taught them to say, 'T his Is the day night at the Movies. “SingJoseph residence. L i n d s in' In Tiw Rain." (color), (re­ speaking." Why can't other run) This accurate and hilar­ parents do this? ious satire on moviemaking in GRANDMOTHER M. the twenties star* Gene Kelly • • • Donald O'Connor, Debbie Rey­ DEAR GRANDMOTHE: nolds and Jean Hagen. The They can. And they prnhmusical comedy is set in Hol­ ahly would if they rver lywood during the transition caught their youngster* an­ swering the telephone the from silent* to talkies, with Kelly playing a song andway your grandchild did. <lance man who becomes a sil­ ent movie hero When talkie* DEAR A PRY: You seem arrive, his movie partner, Jean to have a lot of complaints about the way children an­ llasen. finds her video unsuit­ swer the telephone, hut 1 able and Debbie Reynolds is wish you would say some­ hired to do the talking for thing about the way their her. The job is to keep Dol>PARENTS should conduct tue in the background. 8 30 9 p. m. CBS. Tlie laicy themselves on the tele­ phone. I am a 1(t-year-old Sliow. (rerun) Continued from girl and boya rail me quite last week. Lucy is finally re­ a lot. When my father calls lieved to find that the woman me to the phone, he yell* at she thought looked like Ethel the top of hi* voice, “ MISS is really Ethel Result: The lloy Scout show is a s n u 'h AMERICA. . . . TELE­ success with Ethel as thcPHONE!" t hope you print this. Mayhe he'll realize headliner trumpeting a medley how childish it i* and stop of her broad way successes. But everybody gets into the clowning. NOT Miss America act with Lucy getting laughs with her Juggling and even • * a Problem*? White In AR­ BY. Box 01(70. I.o* Angeles. Calif., 90009. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. MONDAY P M. • • • i fll C haeiai t n a e e i i . a Hate l« write letters? H i N ew elln * Send one dollar to A11IIY, i ii ( t | M a ss e M o m e n ta l a sperta Box 69700, I.o* Angeles, *.• ( ! ) W e a t h e r Calif., 900(19, for Abby's ♦ :» K> v v t a t h a r « j» HU W a l t e r C r n n k l t a booklet. "HOW TO WRITE (tl llu n ttar-U rin k sr LETTERS FOR ALL OC­ LOO i l l H a s * H u n W ill T rav tl CASIONS." U)& JA c (jjom sm : Women lira longer than men nowadays because “ a woman nevar retire*," say* Dr. Janet Travell, White House physician. "A woman keeps on doing the things ■ha has been accustomrd to Volcanic Eruption Bumbawa, an island east of Java, waa the arena of the greatest volranie eruption witnessed by man, in 1616. Explosion from Tamburo vol­ c a n o lasted • week, were heard 1,000 mile* away, threw >4 cubic miles of material Into th* air and created 3 day* of complete darkness for • distance of 100 miles. tloiriR all of her life." Does that give you women whose hushamle are getting close to retirement age an idea? Lika maybs sharing the work load you can never retire from with your man when he finally relinquishes hi* life's work? If it'* work that keep* a woman living longer than her husband, why should a woman hog it a ll! Why shouldn't she divide up the responsibilities Costs Rise WASHINGTON (U PI) living costa and the average factory worker * take home pay lioth n**c to new record high* In April, the Labor De­ partment announced today. Legal Notice Legal Notice m vnrn n r rsiiC H E n isiii ■OH T IIR c l . n s i M i n r * r n n V io s o r a ira r.K T ssn ■nan sm n r or w ar T O WHOM IT MAT C O N CER N ! T o u w ilt p l s a a a I s k a n ortea C h a t t h * H o ard o f C o u n t y Com m l a s l n n t r s of K tm ln n l* C o u n ­ ty , F lorida, upon th# petition • f q u a i l ft *d U n d o w n i r . will a t 1C:0* o 'c lo ck A. S t, o s l l n J t r d d s y o f Ju n * . A. D )»•*. In s a i d C o u n t y C n m n d a a lo n e r s ' r o o m In t h # Hemlnot* C o u n t y C o u r t H o u s e In F s n f o r d , F l o r tda, eo nalder and deierm ln* w h e t h e r t o <*1e*e, e s o a t o , l*snd o n , d l a c o n l l n u * . d l a e l s lm a n d r e n o u n c e a n y r l » h t i h s t th e a a l i C o u n t y a n d t h * put.Uo b s v * tn a n d l o t h a t p o e t l o n o f th a atra e t and road rlsh t o f w a y h u - i t a d In n e m ln o ta C ounty. Florida. delineated u p o n a m a p o r p t a t a n d daac r l b a d a* follow*, t o - w l t i All I h s t p a r t o f th * SB foot r o a d r l t h t or w a y l )4 n g a d ja c e n t to a n d E a s te r ly of t,ota 11. 1*. a n d 1I-A. I l lo c k It. K A T II H T N P A R K . A D D IT IO N NO 1. ■ e m ln o t* C o u n t y . F l o ri d * , a c c o r d in g to a n d a* d e ­ l i n e a t e d o n th * p lat t h e r e ­ o f r e c o r d e d In P l a t Book I . p a c e *1 o f th o p u b l i c r e c o r d * of Berolnola C o u n ­ ty , F l o r i d a P E R S O N S I N T E R E S T E D MAT A P P E A R AND B E H E A R D AT THE TIM E AND PLACE AMOVE S P E C I F I E D . (DC A LI hoard o r county costM ld d lO A 'K R S O F s e m i * N O L E C OU NTT lly / a / J s n a a P. A e a r y , J r . C hairm an P u b l i s h L I. 1>«* CDa -a S e l i n of P s k llt l l t s r l t f Nolle* 1* h e r e b y g l r a n , B o a rd of C o u n t y C n m m l e a t o n e r s of Hemlnol* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , will h * * r an a p p e a l a c a l n a t t h * d e ­ r i s i o n o f th * Hemlnol* C o u n t y B o a rd o f A d j u s t m e n t g r a n t i n g p a r m l s e l o n lo p a r k a t r a i l e r on L o ta I I a n d II. Block A, O akgror* Park H u b d lrlaln n . F u r t h e r d e e c r l b e d a* I n r a t e d on th * W eet Fide o f U. H. I tw y . 17-93 a n d t« 0 ft. S o u t h o f S h e p a r d Road. P u b l i c h e a r i n g w ill h* h eld In th * Hemlnol* C o u n t y C o u r t Huuee, H anford , F l o r i d a , In th e C o u n t y C o m m lesio n era Room, on J u n * I, V9*4 a t t«:00 A.M . n r a a aoon t h e r e a f t e r a* p o s t Ibla. B o a rd a f C o u n t y Commie* •loner* hem lnol* C ou n ty . F lorid* By J a m a * P. A t e r y , Jr., C h a irm an A ltavt A rth u r B eckw ith. Jr. P u M lah J u n * 1, 11(4 CD A - I (I) D igtai (I) /a n * d r e e T heater t i t 111 M o n d ay Nit* At TN* Mo»|a* (S> To T all TNa T r a i n t l i Om ar L im it* I 0* K ) I ** Got A Har ra t I 30 t t » W eg .in T r a i n 14) Th* L u cy h h n w » 0* 14) D a n n y T h o m a * t i l (41 ABdr G r i f f i t h Show (1) H o l l y w o o d a n d th * Hiar* (| ;»( ( f ) B r e a k i n g P o i n t <(, K m Bid* — W eal HI,I* the king of hearts; If he duck *d, South would hsvs avoid ed the loss of a heart trick. Either wiy South was going to make his contract. East had liecn given a ( () Nr«l ( I i N tw alln* chance to beat tlie contract (4) K p o r l i F l o a t at trick two. Wlven lie took I I I T h e a l r r of th * A t a r i his ace of trumps, lie should ( t l T nnll* Shaw 15) Vloelo have seen that there wra* no (SI T h * L a i * Sh o w future at all In the diamond T U E S D A Y A. M. return ho made. West had C1I ^ijtn On opened the queen so that South i f>i Him ahtrta A l m a n a c was marked with tlie king. It c*> F a r m llafio rt was up to East to lead tlio sis I I > W o r H Clvillaatlon ( I ) r o M a c a a f Ilia Air of clubs right Into dummy's I t ) Today ace-jack combination. I i ) W i l d Up l i f l f i N How waa tho contract toss­ iiis I l f F a r m M a r k e t I i *(*ri ed around? South went wrong I I ) l*taia Hava aal at trick one. Ha should have W aa m ar I D T o d a r t is won the first diamond In his I D P ra -f l rh o a l P l a a a l a g own band and led a heart be­ I D C ountdow n N #«a (U| M l r k t y a Uoapal fore the opponents h id s Tlnaa chance to get in a club lead. I D M i f k « r t r a a a Bkaw By Ruth Millett ID fl) (t) (D Ii) (- 1 ID Ut C a p ta in Ita a p a ra a W a a l h a r a a i F a wa Today C a rto n rtlla L a m u a of l e ^ i r n i n i rtlv o rc r Court F iarH aa Horn par P oop t and the duties of running t 13) Gala Wlona homo with her husband? ( D l i a r WAaa Of course, she rnn’l Just ( I t (Hmci UI i I.a ■f o n t III Mika WallAra Nawa make him mama’s little hi lit­ il.io <3i W o r d fo r W o rd er. That wouldn't add any ID I U t i Lavf (Vi l*rlr« !• K i t i t l yoara onto hit life. 11:00 <31 J a o p a r d y But aha could g<'t him to (91 G r t Tt«a M*taiA sit down with her and figure n o * r I ) T h a U e C o j i i 1 30 (9 i Ml a l n g l. t n l f t out an equitable and worka­ ( D Tata A U lfd T t ble division of labor, so that each ia responsible for cer­ tain things. If the husband electa tn take over the cooking and marketing, fine Then his wifr could do (lie housework. They could even switch jobs every *o often, just to brrtk the monotony. Such a scheme would krep a hushand from waking up • v e r y morning wondering what in the world to do with an empty day. And it would certainly make th« wife's life more plessnnt having someone to share the work with, instead of an idle man around th* house mak­ ing extra work. Who knows, if a wife really let her huahund put his mind CIIILDHEN SSe to it, he might organize the household as efficiently aa he HTUIJF.NTB 30c ran an office or a business AIH'I.TH HO# or held down a demanding job. w \\ e By Kate Osann l - 9 f a of T Tf* 11:11 l.P# 1 l it 1: i i I 01 1:1# SO I : J# I II #i#t I.*® I:#t Ha van Kay a F lra t Inipratalon F a ! h a r K n o w s ttaat Saarak tar Taaiaa. row ( t ) T r u t h o r C o n * a* 'luitncta. <D O u i d i na l i c k l ld» G irl T a l k I D I»(p«Amhar Hrlda ( D Nawa 12) H p aclal— T.T* f D Aa T h a w « r i . i Twaaa 111 MI iM I jl Nawa I St NHcnca 4D Cat film # I D I'aaaw itrd I D An n tin u f k a r n i D Art L l n k l a t t a r 111 P a f In C o u r t ( D T h a D o cto r* (*) To T a ll T h a T r u t h I D I -o r a t i a Teufi* I D G a n a r a t flpuafitul (Cl T h a Kiln a of N l« h l I D Q u aan F o r A Day (1) T o u n o n'* ft»f ( I ) Unujclaa K d w a r d a Nawa (D Pacrat t t o r m ♦t> T r a i t m an : r r I t ) T h a M atrh ( k m # <D Unotd W a l t H i Diirna A Allan ID lla ta rlc k (D C artoons (2) Hast o f (Irourha 4^1 L ■«•-/-A* a, HlaM OUR ANCESTORS •*H'» m y f n th e r 'i Idoa o f ■ Joke!" 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And u m a n t w r , Thursday eight ( i s "fsmiiy night’' w ith t r a a d e s s e r t s f o r s l l . . . s n d , ^ Saturday night is "staak n ight" whan you gat a tug v » lb. T B o n a s t a a k c o o b a d t o y o u r o r d s r for only By Dick Turner CAIJNIVAL • Servira 5—l ! Seminole Plaza m IK VER FOOT KICKED TH'THROTTLE! TH' BOAT LEFT WITH­ OUT YAl j ---------GROAN!? NOW WHAT WILL sr 63riw try taw II dog 33 ------------iron Ow^tn 4 9 0 -(.0 0 F. I t D ie F i n e s t C .J t e r m q S e r v i c e In C e n t r . i l F l o r i d a MVW 1 SeooUr 3 G l a c i a l -------iM 3 Star hi Lyra ;s w " ■ m w r1 r t il r td m 37 Gram UBadiaa ad w * n H r if 34 Marina t a f i a 33 Emile 3d Lag M * i r~rr rr r? n 1 Tride Winds Cafeterias also located la _ Orlando, Lovaborg, Cocos, Hvlboums * FL Picre*. VS.B* TIZZY <91i 43) I I# ( ! ) (D C W f f O O i S w h C£ J* p t'Lwwflwn: H A M . - J.J ] P. U. 1:30 HON. “ Why CAN'T you m ak* lem onade for t i l of Uft? U t l T idbmJl H o t did!" TUESDAT P. M. I t •* I D C A F E T E R IA S k* D ditiOUA l-<5od e ts in By CrrfIBiaiiM Television Tonight J J a c o b i/ O n iB h id q S l By Oswald Jacoby On • recent plane trip. I mused myself by watching worm i bridge game In the lounge, A 94 3 he bridge wasn't too good, ¥KJ79 ♦ AS ut there was nothing better ♦ AJ1I > do and I did manage to M R ather material for an art!- A S * AA ¥AQIJ ¥10664 Ic or two. ♦ Q J1 0 7 ♦ • • 3J 3 Here is one contract that ♦ KI4 + Q 10 I as tossed back and forth BOTTH (D) kc a hot potato. ♦ K Q J 10979 South started proceedings ¥3 y winning the first trick in ♦ K4 *•71 ummy so lie could start leadBoth vulnerable ig trumps. Tlie trump lead ut East in with the ace. Wltlv- Heath W o t North Reel Pm 4* Fas* jt even a moment's heetita- I * on. East returned partner's Foss Pass Opening lead—* Q Umood lead. South was tn la hand with the king and rew West's last trump. Then I trick or plsy low. If hs won I led a heart toward dummy the trick. South would be able nd Wset eould either win the! to discard a losing club on LOVE, r^iV O O LO N W B E W i s e FOR XOU Banker Mooney (Gale Gonlonl SOUNDS U K F A COAT TO C-OrowN IN THAT DtrAPT.'-— surprises with a pleasant sing­ KlOMT DOWN IN J YOU WAIT HERE AND U L CHECK OUR C C U L A lg' ing voice sml doing * youth­ - U L P / EASY. l ‘M COMING/ AMOS 6 .U O O P V W ,, ful cartwheel for good mea­ COM* WtTM M * 1) sure 9:30 10 p m NBC. Holly­ wood and the Stars. “ The One and Only Ring." (rerun) A vary interesting biography of Ring Crosby, thanks mostly h> a generous amount of still photo* show r g Bing as a college student ami film oliot* of hint golfing and horseback riding. There are some good clips front Bing's better movies and his novel introduction to -M . M __ t V ,/ movie stardom in s Mack • , / l ;Sennett comedy. Unlike pre­ r . ” vious biographies, there are ■ A R -n u t^ 4* t VERY 1 ^ fleeting moment* of sadness Me AM J 6BEin scenes involving Bing's late PLRSUASIV& » tA wife and the late Gary Coop­ e r preventing Bing with hi* OUT OUR WAY Oscar for "Going Mv Way." 10 11 p m NBC. Sing Along With Mitch ( rol«r (rerun) High’!(flits of this bl.irxl hour include "Boiled Beef and Cab rots" as sung by Deirdre Da man, "The Iju t Time I Saw P ans" interpreted by Sandy Steward! and labile I'genm*' version of "lo v e Walked In." SIDE GEANCES to 54 if * J 1 �p e r i y In th is Inter f e t i n g e n s r t Horoscope Forecast * *; -i MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1H4 GENERAL TENDENCIES: One of those days and eventn |a when you want to b« very dram atic in whatever you do, but when acting with real formality and a »en*« of the promlaea you have made la strongly urged. Be sure not to criticize anyone and curb that urge to spend on any kind of a will-o'-the-wisp. AIRES (March 21 to April IB) Don’t make any heavy commitments or Indulge In extravagances until you feel you are In a position to do so. Others are not aware of your true circumstances. Be wise. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Be sure to handle higherups with kid gloves or you will regret It later. Instead of being resentful, are you cer­ tain you are following rules T Be conscientious and all goes well. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) AlUraugh you want to get Into something exciting to re­ lieve pressures, it Is wiser to carry through with routine work. Reserve time for new friend later. Don’t neglect one who is confined to bed. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Plan your time so that you can devote part oI it to interesting business as­ sociates with modern ideas. Good friends also need atten­ tion. Be more efficient in of­ fice, shop, etc. LEO (July 22 to August 21) Associates' demands msy irk you, but If you meet reason­ able ones, all ia wall. Don't lose your temper. Courtesy pays, otherwise you esn lose out in various ways. VIRGO (August 22 to Sep­ tember 22) Instead of ventur­ ing Into new outlets, make present operations more mod­ ern, profitable. Take the time to correspond with Uiosa out of town. Be sure you do thie before you retire. LIBRA (September 21 to Oc­ tober 22) Keeping all promis­ es made ie vital before you go anywhere for amueoment’s elite. Show courtesy to others. This will p«y off well In the days not too far distant. SCORPIO (October 23 to November 21) Have you been paying too much attention to strangers end neglecting your own family lately f Rectify tble situation now. Budget your time aa you do your money and all la fine. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21) Schedul­ ing your time carefully will permit you to accomplish much both at home end In llie world of business. Let others assist you. Don't try to -to It all alone, CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20) Some lime spent in getting your aurroundings improved Is wise before you take off on a pleasure jaunt. Plan to spend only t certain amount of money. Practice economy DUW. i < AQUARIS (January 21 to February IB) A generous spirit with kin will bring Uie results you desire, make the future more successful. Don't burden them with problems. Smile and you wilt bo loved more. PISCES (February 20 to March 20) You spend too much time alone and you could make a fortune by lim ­ ply getting out into the bus­ iness or creative world. Get important work done first. Then off to new outlets, plac­ es, people. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY, you will soon find tin t you hsvo a very capable progeny who can solve prob­ lems with trua ease, but it will bccoma necessary for sports to bo Indulged In early to work off excessive mental energy. Slant the education toward government employ­ ment and/or the field of science, and recognition, if not fame, can come very Legal Notice uxokr f ic t it io u s KARR LAW X O T ■ tl R T O W HOM IT MAY OUNCE IIN: Nelli'* Is h e r e b y s l v s n t h a t t h i u n d e r s i g n e d , p u r s u a n t to S e c t i o n I I I . S I , F l o r i d a H ta tu U a , w ill r s e l s t s r w ith th a C lark of t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t In n n d f o r M m ln o ls County, Florida, tha f l o tl t l o u a a s m s of: IIANNKR TESTING E y U IP M K N T uudar « iikli I a m n o w a n a a a a d In b u a l i H t s a t l a l B e v e r l y Avan u * A liam o n la S p rin g * F lo r­ ida. T h a i t h a l a t a r a a l s d p a r l y In ■nld h u a l u a a a a n t a r p r t a a ta Nl> VHOI,AH It. FOnilRU. Mat ad a t W l n t a r F a r i t , O r a n p s C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t b l a IT lh day a f May. t i l l . / a / M c h u l a a H. F o r s a o L a w O fflca ICARDIA PATTON t a t F air hank a A vtuue W ilie r P ark. Florida P u b lish J u a * l. I. I f, I t , t i l l C O A -I •lir D anT or* P cbc 10 — June 1, 1964 D rraT l "The Stare Impel, they do not compel." What yon make of your Ufe la largely up to YOU1 Carroll Rlghter’a individual Forecast for your sign (or July is now ready. For your copy send your blrthdatc and tl.oa to Carroll Rlghlcr Foiccast, The Sanford llcn ld , Box 1B21, Hollywood 28, Cal­ ifornia. TUESDAY, JU N E 2, 1B«( GENERA I, TENDENCIES! Although the early part of the day seentt fraught with upsets and annoyances, you find that all day and evening others respond to a smile or pleasant attitude on your part. Thua you ran get oth­ er* to rise above their tens.tlvlty end go along with any artistic, brilliant plan you have. AltIKS (March 21 to April IB) If you ronverac quietly ui home and forget that feeling of animosity, the m u lls will ensue. Huy thoughtful gifti that please, hut be prartlrul in your choice, TAUIll'S (April 20 to May 20) Going off on a little shopIng spree will give you the feeling of well-being you need at this time. Inquire about that relative you love, or vice versa. Don't lie neg­ lectful in tbla. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) A gallon of paint and a little wrist motion can cer­ tainly tone up your sur­ roundings now. Make a good Impression on big boss. Re­ member old adage that econ­ omy ia wealth. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) You are at your dynamic best now and can make fine impression on newcomer who has excellent Ideea for your growth. Find better outlets for talents. You have outgrown old methods. LEO (July 22 to August 21) Show gratitude today if one who likes you makes a generous, thoughtful gesture, See that you are kind toward those in trouble, also. A day and evening full of benevol­ ence and good wilt. VIRGO (August 22 to Sep­ tember 22) One who truly likes you hut Is reticent about showing affection gives bril­ liant tdeaa so you guln sec­ ret dealp'i. Make new, worth­ while friends. Don't neglect the old and trusted, however. LIHUA (September 22 to October 22) Doing some civic work of note can bring high esteem at (hit time. Make aura first that it it for the greatest common good. Then give It all you have. lie de­ termined. SCORING (October 23 to November 21) You have only to do some vital research to garner the information that leads to early advancement. Tills ia a gaud day for such. Contact those out of the city early. . SAGITTARIUS (Nuvetnher 22 to December 21) When making payments today, be cheorful about it aa well as showing gratitude for advice given you. Evening la happy with loved one. Much affec­ tion can be yours. t'APRICON (December 23 to January 20) That charm­ ing Individual will go along with your ideas, hut he sure you are willing to assume own side of responsibilities. Even­ ing can be very amusing. Pick the right companions. AMUA1UU8 (January 2* to February 10) First put abode or office In perfect con­ dition, and tben be a willing co-worker with right partner. Ueing truly helpful makes others like you better. Ad­ vance. PISCES (February 20 to March 20) Perfect that hob­ by during apare time and bring your fine talenta to the attention of bigwigs. Get to­ gether with some group In P.M. Thla can be moat tducatlonal, inspiring. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY, he or she will be one of those Individuals who re­ quire ataunch friends In whom trust can be placed Implicitly, otherwise there could be a feeling of Inadequacy In thla nature. Thla Is the chart of an artist or salesperson or any other profession that deals directly with the pub­ lic in general for many hours during the day or night. . "The Star* impel, they da ao( compel." What fs a make of yoor lift la large­ ly up ta YOL’I Carroll Rightsr’a Individual Forecast for your sign for July la now ready. Fur your copy sand your birthdata and |!.0 0 to Carroll Righter Fore­ cast (The Sanford Harold), Box 1021, Hollywood 28, Cal­ ifornia HHMMH Legal Notice Legal Notice x n T n n r o e r id s T h e Hoar d of C o u n t y C o m m lev ln n ere of H r m l n u ls C o u n t r . F l a r li l s , w ill r e c e i v e bide a t t h e nf flee o f A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h , J r .. C lerk , In t h e C o u r t h o u s e a t H an fo rd , F l o r i d a u p t o StOO r At., M o n d a y , J u n e S. l i l t , fo r t u r n l a h t n x t h e f o l ­ lo w in g equipm ent: O ne <]> te e M a k i n g M a ­ chine, a u to m a tic ,el»ctrlr a l l y p o w e r e d , w a t e r co oted. I n c l u d i n g s t o r a g e c h e a t and cum plete Installation. Min. r a p . I IS lbs. Ice p a r day. S p e c i f i c a t i o n * m a y ha o b t a i n ­ ed a t t h e o ffice o f t h e S em iho le C o u n t y e n g i n e e r . In t h e C o u r t h o u a e a t H anford , F l o r ­ ida lllda to be en clo sed In a sealed envelope plainly m ark e d on t h e o u t s i d e , "DIM F O R F U R N I S H I N G ICK M A C H IN E , o p en J u n e f, 11(1." lilds Hill be o p e n e d on T u e s ­ d ay . J u n e S. !•««. a t I»:St A. M. o r as soon t h e r e a f t e r ae p o ssib le, a t a m e e t i n g to be h eld In t h e C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n H e a t i n g R o o m In t h a C o u r t ­ ho u se a t H am ord, Florida. Tha right la r e s e r v e d to w aive any Irreg u larities or t e . 'i n l c a t l l l e a In b id s a n d to r e j s r t a n y o r a l l bids. Hoard of C ounty C o m m itsIon era H s m tn n U C o u n t y , F l o r i d a J a m e i P. A v s ry , J r . . C ha irm an fly: \ v . Mush J r . County e n g in e e r ■ubll-li May I I A J u n e 1, ISIS CDU-T4 t a Ik * C o n s t o f f k a C o n a t y J e t r e , g eo s ln ele C o o n t y . S t a t e e f P i e r i a n . In l- r o b n t a to re th e R e la te oft O L IV E M A U D E W E L L S , D eceased . ix T i m c i r c u i t c o u r t o r T H U M Y T H JU D IC IA L C IR ­ C U IT , IX AXIS F U R aSSMIXOLR COUNTY, F L O R ID A . chancery x o . tia ra CLARA H K IIR L K H . Plaintiff. ARTHUR D. I I F .R R L E R , Defendant. AMKXDF.il XOT1CR O F g tJI T T O , A R T H U R D. I l K I t H L E R , whose last know n re si­ d en ce a n d a d d r e s s Is: A R T H U R D. H K R H L B R l i l t U pton Are nua T ole do. Ohio Tou a re hereb y notified th n t a e u l t fog D l r o r c a h a a b e e n In stituted against you by CLARA H E U R L EIl. In the C i r c u i t C o u r t of t h e N in th J u d i ­ cial C i r c u i t , In a n d f o r l e m l nola County. F lorida. T h a a b ­ b r e v i a t e d t i l l s of t h a ca a a la CL A R A H U R R I.B R . P lain tiff va. A R T H U R D. H E R R L E R , D efandant. T o u a r a h a r e b y r a q u l r e d to f l i t y o u r a n t w e r o r o t h a r daf e n e lv a p l e a d i n g In t h a a b o v a sty led c a u s e w i t h t h e C l e r k o f th e C ircuit C o u rt of eald C oun­ ty, a n d a r r v e a co p y t h e r e o f u p o n IIAHBETT AND T U C K . A tto rn ey s for P l a i n t i f f . IDS S o u t h M a itlan d A v t n u e M a i t ­ l a n d . F l o r i d a , on o r b e f o r e t h e l l t h d ay o f J u n e , l t d . If y o u rail to d o so a d e f a u l t w ill ba e n t a r r d a g a i n s t yo u. W IT N E SS my han d a n d the ■eat of sa id C o u r t a t H anford . S c m l n o l a C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , th la I t i h d a y o f May, I S t t . (SEAL) A r t h u r ff. B e c k w i t h , J r . , Ilyi K an d ra H. J o h n s o n D eputy Clerk H a r la n T u c k o f th a firm of B A S S E T T AND T U C K 100 Houth M a i t l a n d A v e n u e M a i tl a n d . F l o r i d a A ttorneys for P laintiff P u b l i s h Ma y I I , I I A J u n e t, I. H itt. CDU -IT «ivB uaw M rM cr»yftJ , know OR THIS CAM. NTH |CKCKM'tU«AUP PICK I proiaiK rot. a u ttn o tsiw I KNOW HOTMIMG ABOUT YOUR STUPID Rin.CS. AND II Ml liMEliTrrirli all IX T in t C I R C U IT CO U RT XIXTII JU D IC IA L C I R C U IT , IX AMI FOR BKMIXOLR I 't l t AT T, F L O R ID A . IX c i i A x c K i t r x n . I s e a t M I T TO I t U IK T T IT LM M A l t d A R E T L. H P E X C E n a n d L A W R E N C E K. H F E N C E R , her husband, Plaintiff*. v*. EDNA A. 1(ARItIH. a t at.. D efendants. XOT IUR O F B U T T O , MARTHA E. PACK, also k n o w n as M A RTH A E. JO HNS, a ls o k n o w n a a M A T T IE HRAT JOHNS, a l s o k n o w n ae M A T T IE JO HNS, a w i d o w . N A T H . AS II. D A R N E R , alto k n o w n a s N. II. D A R N E R a n d M. W. D A R N E R . Me w if e ; UKIIKCCA FIN E. DA N a n d J o H B P I I F I N K DAN. h e r h u s b a n d ; M I L E S O. DOllltINH a n d ---------D o n ilI N H . h i t w l f a t J O H N I IU D I I E T a n d H A N N A H I I L 'd l l E Y , M s w ife, a / k . ' a II. M. H U O IIE V s EDNA A. ! ! AIIIIIH; R. ! . JO H N S O N a n d ------ JO HNSON, hla w l f a ; M IL L A R D C. S W I N ­ DLE and JE SSIE II. S W I N D L E , hla w l f * If they a ra living and It t h e y a r e d ead , t h a l r u n ­ known h e ir s , d ev leaaa. sp o u s e s , g r a n l e t s , llan ora, assigns, aucetaaora and « u c c * M o ra In t r u s t , a n d ngalnat an y and a ll/o th e r parso n i h av in g o r claim Ing t o h a v e a n y r i g h t , t i t l e a n d / o r I n t e r e s t In the p ro p erty h erein afte r d escrib ed , eald lan d * s i t ­ u a t e d , l y i n g a n d b e i n g In Sem inole C ounty. Florida, to -w lti L ate T and (. B lo ck E. MARKHAM P A R K H E R M IT S, a c c o r d i n g t o t h e p l a t I h t r t o r a e r e c o r d e d In P i e t Hook 1. p a g e Tl, P u b llo R e c o r d s « f S e m i n o l e County. Florida. TOU A R B I IK H K U T N O T I ­ F IE D th a t the Plaintiff* hereIn have Instituted » suit a g a i n s t y o u In t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t of t h e N i n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t , In e n d f o r Ba mlnol* County. F lorida, to q u ie t th a lr t i l l s t o t h e a b o v e d e s c ri b e d property, situ ated , ly in g and b e i n g In Bamlnol* C o u n t y . F l o r ­ ida, aa h a r a l n a b o v a m o r e p a r ­ ticularly described. T ou a t* h e r e b y r e q u i r e d to f i le y o u r A n e w tr w ith th e C lerk of the C i r c u i t C o u r t , In e n d f o r S e m i ­ n o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d * , e n d e e r v a e co p y t h e r e o f u p o n D a n i e l M H u n t e r , l t l W. P e r k A v en u e, W inter Perk, D e rid e , AUor n ey fo r t h e P l a i n t i f f * l a t h e ab o v e a c t i o n , o n e r b e f o r e t h e f in d day e f Ju n e . I t t t . alee a D ecr ee P r o C o n feaeo w i l t be e n t e r e d a g a i n s t you . I T IS O R D E R E D t h a t t b l a be p u b l l a b e d l a T h e S a n f o r d H erald, a n ew apeper publish *d In S em in o le C o u n t y , P i e r Ida, on e* e a c h w a e k f o r f o u r c o n s e c u t i v e w eek a . W ITN E SS tb* h a n d o f the C lerk of th e Circuit C ourt. Bamlnol* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , th la * t« t d a y o f M a y . l i l t . (SEAL) A r t h u r H. B a c k v l t h . J r , C lerk o f th e C ircuit C ourt Bamlnol* C o u n t y , r t o r l d a Up: M a r t h a T. Vllilen, D C . D a n i e l M. H u n t e r , K*q* f H u n t e r A P e t lilt* I I I W. P a r k Avenue W inter Perk, F lorida P u b l i s h M a y l i , A J u n e 1. 8, It. I M l C O U -tl FIX AL NOTICE Legal Notice la th e C eart af Ike C ounty Je d g * . Sem inole C o u n ty , Btnta a t F lo rid a , la P ra b n t* I n v* - b e R a t a l * e f t OUST A F A R T H U R JO HNSON. D eceased. F I N A L NOTIC R N o lle* le 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 will, o n t h e l l t h d a y o f J u n e , A. D.. t i l l , p rasant to th e H onorable C o u n ­ ty J u d g e of hem lnole C ounty, F l o r i d a , h is fin al r a l u r n . a c ­ c ount and voucher*, a t A dm in­ i s t r a t o r of t h e E s t a t e o f OUST A P A R T H U R JO HNS ON, d e ­ ceased . a n d a t eald ti m e , t h e n a n d t h e r e , m a k e a p p l i c a t i o n to t h e ea ld J u d g e f o r e f i n a l s e t ­ t l e m e n t o f hi* a d m i n i s t r a t i o n o f sa id e s t a t e , a n d f o r a n o r ­ d e r d l e c h a r g l n g h i m aa su c h A dm inistrator. D ated thla the l l t h d ay e f May. A. D. I M I . A lbert Jo hnson A* A d m i n i s t r a t o r o f t h e E s ta te of OITSTAF A R T H U R JO HN*SON D eceased . STE NSTR OM , DAVIS A McINTOS H A ttorneys for A dm in istrate? P o st O ffice D r a w e r 111* S a n f o rd . F l o r i d a 1J7T1 P u b l i s h Ma y II, l i A J u n e 4,I. 1M4. N o tice le h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t t h e u n d e r a l g n a d will, o n t h e l l t h d a y o f J u n e , A. D. l i l t , p r e s e n t to t h e H o n o r a b l e Coun t y J u d g e o f Hem lnole C o u n t y . Florida, h e r final r e tu rn , a c ­ c o u n t a n d v o u c h e r s , aa Adm in l a l r a l r l x . CT A o f t h e E s t a t e of O L IV E M A U D E W E L L E , d eceas ed , a n d a t s a id lim e, t h e n an d t h e r a , m a k e a p p l i c a t i o n to t h e sa id J u d g e f o r a f i n a l s e t t l i m e n t of h e r a d m i n i s t r a ­ tio n o f s a i d e s t a t e , a n d fo r a n o r d e r d i s c h a r g i n g h e r ae inch A dm inistratrix. Cum T eatam an to A nneio. 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E L L IS , h t s wife, Defendant. D efendant* XOTIU R T O A P P E A R NOT IC E O F F O R E C L O S U R E TO I J A M E S SHERMAN NO­ SALK BL ES, whose re s id e n t's N O T IC E !H H E R E B Y O I V E N a n d a d d r e s s a r e u n k n o w n p u a u a n t to e F i n a l D eere* o f TO U ARE H E It Ell Y R E ­ F o r e r l o a u r * d a t e d t h e l l t h d a y Q U I R E D to f ile y o u r w r i t t e n o f May, A. D. I M I , e n d e n ­ d e f e n s e to t h e C o m p l a i n t for t e r e d In C h a n c e r y C a s e No. divorce ti l e d h e r e i n a g e l n e t m i l o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f you . w i t h t h e c l e r k o f t h e t h e N i n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t l a a b o v e a t y l e d C o u r t on o r b e ­ a n d f o r S e m in o le C o u n t y , F l o r ­ f o re J u n e I I , I M I , a n d s e r v e ida. w h e r e i n J O H N II. E R I C K ­ a copy of a a m a u p o n P l a i n t i f f ! SON e n d B E T T Y HUE E R I C K ­ a t t o r n e y , W . T. D avie, S u it* SON, hi* w ife, a r e t h e P l a i n , ItT, l>n* N o r t h O r a n g e A v en u e, t i f f s , a n d J A M E S E. E L L I S e n d O r la n d o , F l o r i d a . F R A N C E S B. E L L IS , hla w if e , F A I L NOT o r a D e c r e e P ro a r e t h e D e f e n d a n t s , I w ill sail C o n feaeo w ilt be e n t e r e d to t h e h i g h e s t a n d b a i t b i d d e r e g a l n e t y ou. fo r c a s h a t t h e F r o n t D o o r o f W I T N E S S m y h a n d a n d eeal t h e S e m in o le C o u n t y C o u r t a t S a n f o r d , S t n t l n o l* C o u n t y , h o u se In t h e C i t y o f S a n f o r d , . F l o r i d a , t h i s t l t h d a y o f May, C o u n t y o f S sm ln o l* . S t a t e o f A. D. I M I . F l o r i d a , a t 11:00 A. M. on t h e (SEAL) I t h d a y o f J u n e , 1114, t h e f o l ­ A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h . J r . l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y eg C l e r k e f t h e a b o v e ety led e t t f o r t h In ea ld F i n a l Dec ree, Court to -w ill U r : S a n d r a S. J o h n s o n L o t T a n d t h e W e s t 17 fe et D eputy C ltrk o f 1-Jt 4 In B lo ck G n f P u b l i s h M a y I t , I I A J u n e 1, L A K E WAYM AN H E I G H T S I. l i l t . S U B D IV IS IO N , Longwood. C D U -It Florida, acc o rd in g to P la t t h e r e o f r e c o r d e d In P l a t IX THR C IR C U IT COURT. R o o k t. P a g e 13. o f th * XIXTII JU D IC IA L CIRC U IT P ublic R ecords nf S em inole O P F L O R I D A IX AX D F O R County, Florida. I K N I X O L R C OU XTT D a t e d till* I 7 t h d a y o f May, C H A N C E R Y NO. t i t l e A. D. m i . ANT HONY W IL L IA M S . (SEAL) P laintiff A r t h u r If. D a c k w l t h . J r . vaC lark o f C ircu it C ourt M U IM LE B W I L L IA M S B y : S a n d r a S. J o h n s o n , DO . D e f a n d a n t H a r o l d F. J o h n s o n N O T IC E O F S U I T A tto rn ey for P la in tiffs T H U STATIC O F F L O R I D A T O i P. O. D r a w e r 7. M L 'IllI.E E w i l l i a m s Sanford, F lorida R o u t * 1 H o i Id ■uldleh J u n e 1, 1M4 Leary, O a o rg ta CD A-I A Sw orn C om plaint hav in g b een file d e g a l n e t y o u In t h e T I I H C I R C U IT C O U R T IN C i r c u i t C o u r t In a n d f o r S e m i - IX AXD F O R S E M IN O L E C O I N . n ote C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , In C h a n ­ T V . F L O R I D * . cer y, f o r D lv u rce, t h e a b o r t t i t l e o f ea ld a c t i o n b e i n g A N ­ IX UIIAX CKHY NO. IUPTS—WII THONY W IL L IA M S , 1 'l a l n t l t f l l a m a va. M U R IL K K W IL L IA M S . D e ­ STOC KTO N, W H A T L E Y , D A . f e n d a n t . t h e s e p r e s e n t s e r a to V I S A COMPANY, a c o r p o r a , c a u s e a n d r e q u i r e y o u t o file lio n u n d e r t h e l a w s o f F l o r i d a , Plaintiff, y o u r w r i t t e n d e f e n s e s . If a n y , to t h e C o m p l a i n t t i l e d h e r e i n , vs. LEE FOLEY end end t a e t r v * t h e r e o f u p o n T HOM AS P l a l n ' l f f a a t t o r n e y o n o r b e ­ D O R O T H Y J . F O L E Y , h ie w l f e j M I C H A E L J . A. W I IJ IO N e nd fo re t h e l l t h d a y o f J u n e . 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 LYNN B. WILSON, h l a wire. D e f e n d a n t* . Conftsso w ill ba entered X O T IT R O P SUIT a g ain st you and the cause p ro ­ T H R S T A T E O F F L O R ID A — . ceed t a p a r t * . W ITNESS m y h a n d and o f ­ TOi THOMAS L E E FOLEY, O ak H arbor. W aah ln g to g f icial t e a l o f H an fo rd , B a m l­ a n d h la w |f a, nol* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t h l a I t h D O R O T H Y J. F O LE Y , d a y o f May, A. D. 1M4. Oak H arb o r, W a s h in g to n , (SISAL) T h* m a ilin g a d d re ss of A r t h u r H. fleck w i t h , J r . t h e a b o v e d e f e a d a n t i I* C l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t, R t. t , R o i 1 H , N i n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t In Oak H arbor, W a s h in g to n end for Sem inole C ounty, Yo u e r e hereby notified t h a t F lorid* H r H a n d r e S. J o h n e o n , D.C. a a u l t h a a b e a n t i l e d a g a i n s t you a n d e a c h o f yo u , a n d M I . G o r d o n V. F r e d e r i c k CD A E l , J . A. W IL S O N a n d A ttorney for P la in tiff LYNN B. W IIJIO N , hi * w if e , 11* E a e t C o m m e r c i a l S t r e e t In t h a a b o v e e n t i t l e d e a u s * | P. a B ox 1711 end t h a t you a re h ere b y r e q u i r ­ S a n f o rd , F l o r i d a , I I , Tt P u b l l e h M a y 11. I I , N A ed t o HI* y o u r a n s w e r w i t h t h e C l e r k o f th l a C o u r t , a n d J u n a 1, 1144. to aarva a copy th e r e o f upon C D U -M th a p la in tiff o r p lain tiff's a t . IN T H R C I R C U IT C U V R T O F t o r n e y a , w h o s e n a m e e n d a d . , T H R e t a J U D I C I A L C I R C U I T dree* la; D A M P . ! . T H O M P S O N IN AND FOR e r . H I N O L R A M I T C H E L L , *** A t l a n t i c N a . tlonal B a n k B uilding, J e r k * C O' N T T . F L O R ID A eonvlll*. F l o r i d a , n o t l a t e r t h a n IN CHANUKHV NO, I M I S EAST BR OOKLYN HAVINQH J u n e 10th, A. D. 1144. I f y ou fatl t o d e eo, d e c r e e HANK, a N ew Y o r k c o r p o r a p r o c o n feaeo w ill be e n t e r e d 110 n, P l a i n t i f f , a g e l n e t y o u f o r th * r e l i e f d e ­ m a n d e d In t h * c o m p l a i n t . -v aT h a n a t u r e o f eald s u i t b e ­ J O H N E. WOODS. J R . a n d J U N E L. WOODS, h i e w i f e ; i n g f o r t h e f o r e c l o s u r e o f * a n d R O B E R T RO UT a n d H A - M o r t g a g e e n c u m b e r i n g I h e p r o . p a r t y a n d p r e m t e e e s i t u a t e In E E L BOUT, b l a wife, D e f a n d a n 1*. S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , d e s ­ c r i b e d eel NOT I UR T O O R P H X D O R L o t II, B l o c k X . SUNT.AND O R D R R O F P U R L IO A T IO N E STA TES, a subdivision, S U IT F O R F O R R C L O a i ’R B a c c o rd in g l e a p la t there-, T O i R O B E R T RO UT a n d H A ­ of, r e c o r d e d In P l a t B o o k Z E L BOUT, h la w l f a I I , p a g e * Id t o I I o f t h * Donataonvlll* P ublic Itecorda e f S em i­ G eorgia nole C ounty, Florida. TOU, R O B E R T BOU T a n d HAZEL BOUT, are hereb y SU BJEC T to en e a s e m e n t for n o t i f i e d t h a t a C o m p l a i n t f o r p u b l i c u t i l i t i e s a l o n g th * r e a r F o r e c l o a u r * o f M o r t g a g e h e e t e n f e e t of eald L o t to. b een filed a g e l n e t y o u . a n d T O G E T H E R W I T H a l l f i x t u r e s y ou e r e r e q u i r e d t o eerv * a a t t a c h e d t o o r u s e d In c o n ­ copy o f y o u r A n s w e r o r P l e a d ­ n e c t i o n w i t h e a l d p r e m i s e * In ­ i n g s t o tb * C o m p l a i n t o n t h e c l u d i n g th * f a l l o w i n g s On* D u o T h e r m t o l l ) W a l l P l a i n t i f f s a t t o r n e y . J o e e p h M. Fl j g e r a l d . 111 S e c u r i t y T r u s t i l s a t e r . Model l l i - l , S e r ­ B u ild in g . M ia m i I I , F l o r i d a , ial I 0 I E I I e n d file t h e o r i g i n a l A n e w e r On* G. E. 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Block I I , T OWMk e r lk G lass A P aint Com ­ ■ IT B O F N O R T H C H U L U pany, S anford, Florid*, no OTA, a s u b d i v i s i o n a c c o r d ­ m o d e l o r eerie) n u m b e r s . ing to p la t th ereo f r e ­ W ITNESS my hand and th e c o r d e d In P l a t B o o k t . s e e l o f e a l d C o u r t a t S a n f o r d , P a g e * I I t o I I . I n c lu siv e , F l o r i d a , t h l a l l t h d a y o f May, e l t k * P u b l i c R e c o rd * o f A. a 1M4. __ Som lnol* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . (■KALI T h is notice shall he p u b ­ A. H. B e c k w i t h . J r . lish ed o n c e e a c h w e e k f o r C lerk o f th e Clrcnlt C ourt four eonsecutlv* w eek * la T he B y : M a r t h a T. V l h t s n S anford Herald. 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P u b l l a b J u s t l , I , M, ill* ODU-88 ODA-1 ft) ft I » �#1 ~u! • v 't Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! Phone * Classified 2. N otices - F erso n al* fi. For Rent vtlir franfnrh Ijrralh June 1, 1904 — Pnpre 11 12. Ileal Estate For Sale 21. ltonuty S-tlonn VACUUM CLEANER - LOCAL 2 BR. unfurn, house. S. San­ REPAIRS - SALES ford Ave. 322 1892, ALL MAKES 3 BEDROOMS, 2 baths. Phone 322-2281’ Range. 3104 Tank Ave. SPECIAL OFFER From Sanford Exchange Like new!! Electrolux $41.95 UNFURN. 2 BR Duplex Apt. Terrairo floor*, tile beth, SANFORD Venetian shades, kit. equip!, VACUUM SERVICE water furn. Ph. 322-2334 af­ 2555 S. Park 322-6511 ter 3 p. m. VACUUM CLEANER From Seminole County UNFURN. 2 BR A pt Kit. REPAIRS equipt. 1081k W. llth. Pb. Parts, Supplies, Electrolux, 349-3932. Kirby, Hoover, Air-Way, Rfx-AIr, Filter Queen, GE, 1 & 2 Bedroom fum. apti. Quesnel Apts., 404 E. 14th NOT LONG DISTANCE etc. Free ptek-up. GM VACUUM REPAIRS St., 322-811M. 906 So. Myrtle 322 8621 1 BR., Furn. Apt. with Pvt. 3. Education - Instruction hath, 317 S Park Ave. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY; T om ., thm F it - 1 P . M . day 2 Bdrm. fum. upetalra apt. before laiartloa. Mao, • flat U. S. CIVIL SERVICE 303 E. 21st St. $55. R. A. TESTS! Williams, 322-3951. Mcn-women, 18-52. Start hieh 2 HR House. Kit. equipt. $75. 1. Lout A Found ■a 1102.00 a week. Prepar­ Ph. 322-530$. OUR THANKS 1 atory training until appoint­ Since K la impo* tibia for us ed. Thousands of jobs open. Gar. a p t 1201 Magnolia Ava. Apply 54:30. to thank each individual Experience usually unnec­ personally, we taka this op­ essary. FREE information FURN. Apt. Close in. Jimmie portunity to express our on jobs, salaries, require­ Cowan. 322-4013. warm gratitude for the love­ ments. Write TODAY giving • %4l,>44.to tha la» Ml Hk <M ly reception given in our name, address and phone. 2-ROOM furn. apt. $55 mo. incl. water A elec. 322-3860. honor last Sunday. Lincoln Service, Dox 73, T he little kid who alammed the ball into your window Sarah J. Burns Sanford Herald. Effic., $43. 611 Park. juat ducked ineide to take a quick look at Bertha L. llardln hit insurance policy!** Clean rooms for men. 401 SUMMER RECREATION Magnolia Ave. $22-0720. Program for children of all 12, Real Eutate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale s g e group!. 2 Filtered 2 & 3 Bedroom Houses W O T I t K OF A l i n P T l n v OF swimming pools. Arts & H F K O l.l T IO X V A C A T IN '! c u n . 2 BR frame house. Very clean. Payton Realty T A I V RO A D Crafts. Qualified Instruc­ 322-1301 908 Myrtle. Ph. Jimmie Co­ 17-92 at Hiawatha NOTJCH 1* H H I I H B T OIVKN 2, 3, A 4 BEDROOMS tors. All day, Sit weekly, tk wan, 322-4013. t h a t a t a r e g u l a r m a a t l n * h#M 1, 1H, k 3 OATHS Day, 18,30 weekly. Trans­ Fum. Gar. Apt. 2543** Pal­ o n t h t J l t h <1*y « f May. A. t). DOWN PAYMENTS FROM 19(1. t h a Uoaril o f C o u n t y Commetto. Ph. 322-0525 or LAKE MARY portation available. Happy m l a a l o n a r a o f Si-mlnole C o u n ty , 322-5254. Acrei School. Ph. 3228481. To settle estate, a 2 Bdrm. F l n r M a , aitntiteil a H t a n l u t l o n rln a ln a , v a c a tin g and a b a n d o n Home with ten lots for cash Low Monthly Payments STORAGE SPACE. 307 8th I n n a n d d e c l a i m i n g a n y r l u h t t. Transportation price of $5350. For Complete Information o f fletnlnnla C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , St. 322-1374. See Or Call Your a n d t h a puMIe In a n d tn th o aa WANTED: Ride Sanford to ROBERT A. WILLIAMS c e r t a i n n a m e d ro ad #. t o - w l t i Fum. Apt. Air condition op­ Orlando end return. Tiice. A I I f o o t a t r i p o f l a n d on Realtor tional. Adults. 322-1928. e i t h e r alda o f t h a f o l l n w l n i thru Sat. Ph. 322-1222. Raymond Lundquiit, Asso. d e c o r l b e d r e n t e r Una. b aFA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. SALES BROKER e l n n l n a a t a p o i n t In t h a 6. For Kent 2 BR, Fum. houee, near Air c e n t e r l l n r a of lleed Ava. Rase, $85 mo. 322-6370. n u a a n d l l a r r l a o n Htraat, NEAT Furn. Stenstrom Realty SCOTCHMEN ARE CANNY I Cottage, pvt. W a s h i n g t o n l l t l l h t a aa r a Atwut Investments but we In­ yard, Couple. 2908 Palmetto 3 Rm. fum. Apt. Clean. Water r o r d a i t In P l a t B o o k I, P a s t 2565 Park Dr. 322-2420 IT, p ublic r t e o r d a o f Itamlk light, $50. 322-2784. vite them to examine this 2 322-3821. n o l a C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , aald Story, 4 BR Home in Mklpoint halnx lo i is fret VA-NO QUALIFYING Im m e d ia te Occupancy 1-Room Efficiency apt. with town Sanford, priced at W a i t o f t h e N E c i t i t i r of pvt. bath & ahower, suitable 2 Bedrooms, Den, lge, liv. 3 BR, 3 beth, newly painted B K t t o f H\V*4, flection It, $5,950. S o u n d condition. in tide end out. Lot 239' T o w n a h l p SI Huuth, I l a n a a rm ., lge. dining rm., lge. for couple or single person Needs a little paint 4 clean­ I I E a a t , r u n Houth 41 dadeep Patio 4 Barbecue. or retired. AU utilities in­ kit., fireplace, lake privil­ arfta, 41 m l n u t a a , Kail ing up. llaa commercial pot­ $14,500. Good Term il 1114 m o r t o r lea# to K n i t cluded in rent. Ideally lo­ eges. $150 per mo, ential. ! car Garage. $650 boundary of aa ld 8 E ’l , FRANK EVANS cated on 1st St., within 1 Down, $G0 per month. a a l d p o i n t h e l n a 411 fe et MAYFAIR AREA Ph. 322-4417 block of 2 free parking lots N o r t h of t h a S o u t h one 3 BR, 2 BaUi, Urge living i i u a r t o r p oat o f aald Barand shopping Denier. In­ t l o n I t , T o w n a h l p 11 S o u th Unfurnished 2 BR, house, kit­ room, Family k dining quire at Manuel Jackson I l a n a a II E a a t , S em in o le chen equipped. 322-3851. room, fenced back yard C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , t o ha uaad Dept. Store 211 E. First St. Investment 4 Realty f o r r o a d p u r p o a a a on ly. with oak trees, ckrua 4 RENT A BED US N. Park Ave. 322 9173 R y O l l P K I t O F T H E IIOAIU) 4-ROOMS, Turn, ecmad floor. many shrubs. Well with O F COU NTT COMMIB8IONEUH Pleasant, large and airy. Rollaway, Hospital k Baby sprinkler, closed garage, OF S E M IN O L E COUNTT, WYNNKWOOD SECTION Beds. FLOIUDA. Osteen. 322-5771. $19,800. 3 I1R, 2 Bath home, Complete­ By Day, Week, or Month (B E A L) / a / A r t h u r H. H a c k w l t h , 1 BR furn. apt. 601 Palmetto. Ph. FA 2 5181 118 W. 1st St. ly furnished. Built-in elec, Jr. DREAMWOLD kit., wall-to-wall carpeting CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322 1374. Aa C l a r k o f a a l d B o a rd SECTION and many more attractive C a rro ll Ilurka 2 OR, furn. apt. 322 9173 un­ 3 BEDROOM country home 3 BR, 144 Bath, hardwood P . O, D r a w a r Z features. Located on large A t t o r n a y fo r P e t l t l o n a r on lake; kitchen equipped. til S p. m. 322-0041. floors central hoot, largo wooded tot. Priced to sell at P u b l l a h J u n a 1, 1114. Children and pets deaired. fenced yard 4 well. $14,000. only $13,500. Will accept CO A -I , Furn. Apt. 600 Park. Utilities 349-3451 Geneva. Houaetrailer on trade. For ROTICD or P RO C RBD IN O B included. a Good Buy, call FOR TRR rt.o a ih o o p p o r Payton Realty Lake house, on beautiful Laka T IO N B O F »T RF.ETB, A X I.K Y t W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Florida, $125 mo. 741 Her­ A N D RO A D R l l t l f T O F W t Y I TA 2-1301 IT-92 at Hiawatha Rooms private baths, 114 T O WHOM I T MAT CONCEIINI mits T r a i l , Altamonte Jim Hunt Realty You w ill l a k a h o llo a t h a t t h a W. First St. Springs. Ph. 838-751$. Beautiful 3 BR, 2 Bath Home B o a r d o f C o u n t y C o m m laalo n Office 322-2118 o r a o f Hatnlnola C o u n t y , F l o r ­ NICE Roomy 2 Bdrm. unfurn. with large Family Rm., Near Naval Baaa, nicely Night 322-oea ida, upon th e patltion af u n tilBreakfast Rm., dining rm., home a t 909 Catalina Dr., ( l a d l a n d o w n a r a , w ill a t l : l o 323 0700 F url 1 BR, Apt, 3018 San­ Located on wooded lot In • ' c l o c k A. M., o n t h a l l r d d a y |85. R. A. William*, 322-3931. ford Ave. 668-4323. 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. o f J u n e , A. [). I t M . In aald very attractive established C o u n t y Ctommlaalonara* ro o m In 2831 S. Park Ave„ 3 DR, 390 neighborhood. This home has OPEN DAILY—NEW HOMES th a Bam lnola C o u n t y Court mo. Call 322-3332 or 322-488.1 y. F o r Bale o r R a n t H n u a a In Banfo rd. F l o r i d a , nonmany other plus features, Ready for Occupancy— 3 4 4 •I d a r and datartnln* w h alh ar 2 BR, home, 817 Catalina Dr. such as fireplace, kgt. BD'ra — Liberal Financing t e rlo aa, y a r a i a . a b a n d o n , dla- 2 BR, frame house, not fancy, equipt., disposal, 2 air-con­ —Low D o w n Payments, eontlnua. dlerlalm and recheap rent. $8 week. Ph. CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON n o u n r a a n y r l e h t t h a t t h * aa ld 322 3219. LAKE. Call e v e n I n | a ditioners, separate workshop FHA - VA - In Service 4 C o u n t y a n d th * p u b l i c h a y # In 4 walled-in back y a r d Conventional. and to thoaa p o r t io n # of 322-1597. ■ treat# , allay # a n d r o a d r i g h t Furn. Apt. 2300 Mcltonvlllc. Priced at $16,750 with only SANFORD AREA o f w a y a lo c a t e d In Hrm lnolc 12. Real Relate For Sale $650 down. Monthly pymts. Go West on 25th St. tn Lake C o u n ty , Florida, d e lin e a t­ FOR RENT $115. e d u p o n a m a p o r p lat, a n d Mary Blvd., left on Blvd UNFURNISH­ d a a e r t h e d a a fallow#, t a - w t t : Modem 2 Bedroom him., or FURNISHED, DON’T MISS THIS ONE! to take Mary Fire Station, unfurn. Duplex, not under All allay* a n d r o a d r i g h t ED Lakelront, 3 BR, IVk right one Uk. to Office, of w a y a l y i n g E a a t o f flight path. bath, 15 x 30 Swimming pool E a a t b o u n d a r y Una of flyl322 2744. in Sunland- 121 Lake Dot. ■ Jim Hunt Realty v a n Avanua and adjoining LONGWOOD AREA I « i t i IIS to IS} Inclualva, EVERETT A. HARPER ’ aa ahow n and delineated AGENCY - REALTOR Ortice 322 2118 10 minute* South on 17-92 to New Custom BuBt Home on o n t h a p l a t n r m a p of Night 322416a 2463 S. Park Ave. DUto Bell Diner, right on Crystal Laka. For informa­ TOWN OF 8 T b V A N 323 0700 Seminole Blvd. one block L A K E , r a c o r d a d In F l a t Thones FA 2-2264 or FA 2-2285 tion call 322-3378. ■ R o o k 1. p a g e a* In t h a o f . to Office. 1313911. 8324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. f l r a or t h a C l a r k o f C i r c u i t 2 BR House, Bowman's Trail­ Nice home *7,500. 522-5609. C o u r t o f Bam lnola C o u n t y . er Court. 608-4908. BABSON SAYS Florida. The beet Real Eatate invest PKItB ONit IN TK ItK RT K H MAY A P I ’E A l l AN D UK H E A R D AT On large lake, 1 and 2 HR, ment in Florida ia water THE TIM E AND P LAC E trailer. Adults only. Ph. 1901 S. Park 322-523$ front because of Ha growing ABOVE S P EC IFIED . 322-7308. V A - FH A Niles: 322-8971-3013 or 2241 (B E A L ) scarcity. Aak to see the fine • BO A R D O F COUNTY COMselection of iota we have on Lake Cottage, Fum. 322-6106. FOR SALE MIBSIONE HS OF NKMIProperty Mnnaitement N O L E COU NTT TRADE: What have you? Mo­ the St. Johns River, the We & Sales Broker Vou can find anything you B n a / J a m a # P. A v i r y , J r . kiva River, Crystal Lake, dern 3 Bedroom, 2 bath C h a irm an need advertised in the Her­ Lake Markham, Lake Sy Jim Hunt Realty masonry home, reasonable P u b l l a h J e n a L I , 1»M. ald Claiililed O DA-I Ivan, Yankee Lake and terms to responsible buyer. Offers for your Hlection others. Call Stem per Agen EVERETT A. HARPER cy, 1919 So. French Ave., the** Beautiful f, 3, 4 4 Bedroom AGENCY • REALTOR 322-4991. 3463 S. Park Ave. Government Phones FA 2-2264 or FA 2 2283 SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer 322-5612 425-5938 Office 204 W. First Legal Notice FHA - VA HOMES $100 FHA - VA SOUTHWARD LMN Enterprises, Inc. Seminole Realty BERRY’S WORLD Ball-Blair Agency $393 Buys 5 Years Equity. 3 REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE Bedrooms, GE range, refri­ 3rd 4 Park Ave. gerator, drapes, c l o s i n g Phone 322-5841 costs. 59t month pays all. NOW OPEN 101 Temple Drive, Ravenna Park. Tenant will show. SUBURBAN ESTATES Write owner, 1123 N. E. 8Ui Featuring New Split Level 4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Fully St., Hallandale, Fla. Air • Conditioned. Central BY OWNER. Idle wild of Loch Heating. Large tfc Acre lots Arbor, 301 Tangerine Dr., 4 Drive West oo 20th, Vi Mile BR. 2 Baths, cent, heat k past lnterstata 4 Overpass or air-cond. fireplace, waU-toCall wall carpeting, built-in in­ E. O, Fawcett Developer* tercom, etc. Appointment on 322-4308 or ly. Ph. 322-3503. 3 BR, 1 bath, assume Jymta. Ph. 322 8505. 3 Bedroom, 3 bath, assume payments. 322-7413. . -« U * P c k n k . . . Y O U R k PH AS iD O U U ‘ 1 LMN Enterprises, Inc. 322 2744 WILL TAKE TRADE NEARING No. Orlando, 2 Sherry Ave., 1516 3 BR, 1 bath, cor. lot. fenc­ 3 Bedrooms, ed back yd 164 mo. Small ly pymU. equity. U2 9M). •074. COMPLETION ELUOTT 1V4 bath*, Month $78.25. Call 322 Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To make the best home buy, are tho VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker GREENRlttAR Permanent Special Choice lots available *n 20r;' off Regular Prices Children's Haircuts 81.00 Greenbrier of Loch Arbor overlooking golf court*. Ace Beauty Salon, Ph. 322 8525 Custom building to your Mayfair Hotel specifications. Grrenbriar TOTO’S Budget Wave 97.50; developed by $15 Regular $10. Complete K1NGSWOOD eve. app'ta. Free parking. BUILDERS, INC. 2nd 4 Oak 202 Fairmont Dr. HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK FA 2 8074 105 So. Oak — 322-5742 Attractive 3 RR, Us Bath home with 15 x 3i> swimming 2't. P lu m b in g .Service* pool, large patio, built-in PLUMBING kitchen and msny other nice Contracting Repairs features can be yours for FREE ESTIMATES only $l7,8(k) with only $800 R. L. HARVEY down, and monthly payments 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 of $109 (If In Service, $102). Drive by 121 Lake Dot Drive. 27. Special Service Call LAWNS renovated — Aerate —Remove thatch — Chinch Buy Spray (VC-13)—FerliHie—Ph. 322-4244. Office 322-2118 MANSFIELD LAWN SER. Night 322 0618 323-0700 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. YARDS MOWED. 322-2153. Jim Hunt Realty St. Johns Rculty THE TIME TESTED FIRM 118 N. Park Ave. FA 28123 16. Fcmnlp Help Wanted A PLACE FOR WOMEN IN FINANCE High School education, and can type, and want a ca­ reer tn the consumer fi­ nance field . . . Family Fi­ nance Corporation has this opportunity. Modern, ayitcmalic training program, •alary Increases, and ad­ vancement. Career oppor­ tunity for young women be­ tween 18 and 33 who like meeting the public and want a permanent position. Li tiers I company benefits. Phone D. R. Straughn, man­ ager, 322 4612 for Interview appointment. BOOKKEEPER, full time, 51* day week, general office, typing. Apply In peraon, morning only. Sweeney's Of­ fice Supply, 114 Magnolia. 17. Mule Help Wanted CONGENIAL, neat male as companion to elderly man In exchange for home. Itcf* erenre*. No smoking or drinking. Call 322-6107. PERMANENT CAREER OPPORTUNITY 1106 WEEKLY SALARY & LIBERAL BONUS Be associated with a company that offers maximum oppor­ tunity for a permanent and profitable career. Can you qualify 7 1. High School education or equivalent 2. Neat appearance 3. Car in good condition — free to travel Monday to Friday 4. Age 21 35 If you are qualified, you will receive training at full pay. See Company Representative, Mr. V. Smith Wed., June 3, 1904 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. Florida State Employment Offloa 200 S. French Ave. Sanford, Fia, Office 322 2111 Night 3224*648 323 0700 2524 Park Dx. Sanford, Fit. Toy Fox Terrier puppy. Ph. JUNE SPECIAL: Towels, rog. 322-5365. 39c ra. now 3 for $1. ArmyNavy Surplus, 310 Sanford, FREE—Pretty Kitten to good home. 322-4894. Apt. Siie elec, stove. Good cond. 166 Country Club Cir­ 32. Flower* - Shrubs cle. $25. Ripe hydroponic tomatoes, REFRIGERATOR - FREEZER 25c, also bearing tomato, Combination, 20 cu. ft. $135. cucumber 4 strawberry Phone 322-7341. plants in containers tor home grower*. Grosser Hy­ droponic Farms, So. San ford Ave, BIG $ $ SAVINGS e ' i» i On Floor Models 4 33. Furniture Demonstrators Used furniture, appUances, (FREE Repair ESTIMATES) tools, etc. Bought - Sold. In Your Home Larry's Mart 215 Sanford In Sanford Call Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. SINGER Representative at Sail Us Your Furniture. Alan'i Fabrics & Ruga Quick Service With the 322-5783 Cash. SUPER TRADLNG POST. FA 2-0877. SEWING MACHINE— 1983 WHITE For the biggest selection of Twin needle ZigZag. Same aa nearly new and used furni­ new. Makes buttonholes, ture, see Noll's Furniture monograms, blind hem*, all Brokerage in Casselberry AIR-CONDITIONING without altarhmenta. Pay on 17-92. Open 8 days D to 6. By FEDDERS , 864.28 or *6 83 per mo. CaU H. B. POPE CO., Inc. Garrett's, 322-5244. FREE ESTIMATE 200 So. Park Ave. 322-4254 Upholsteilng 4 Mattress ren­ HONEY FOR SALE: One gal­ Plano Tuning and Repair ovating. New 4 Used Furni­ lon, $3.00. Call 322 2960 af­ W. L. Harmon - FA $-4233 ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. ter 5 p. m. FREE DELIV­ Co., at 700 Celery Ave. ERY WITHIN SANFORD FA 2-1U7, CITY LIMITS. Need a shelf, screen porcb, new room, carporte, new 35. A rticle* Wanted house or remodel. B. E. 3 COMPLETE ROOMS LUk. 322-7029. CASH fnr good clean Uaed ONLY $240 30 Furniture. Noll-Kuray Furni­ Easy Terms ture. 901 W. First St., Ph. Shop and Save The 322 6591. Budget Way PAINTING - INTERtOR • EXWANTED: Practice Piano. TERIOR and Home Im ­ Reasonable. Ph. 322-2322. provement Contractor. AU 298 I-ongwood Pl.ira 3(>. Automobile* • Truck* work may 1» financed up to 17 92 Ph. 838-1583 3 yra. Guaranteed satisfac­ ’56 Chrysler 2-dr. Hdtp. $295 tory. A. J. ADCOCK. Ph. '37 Ford Sla. Wagon. 1295. 34. Article* For Sale 322 9558. '58 Mercury Convertible, $393. REPOSSESSED ZIG ZAG J. P. MOTORS HK PRINTS AVAILABLE 1300 French Av*. Of pictures that have been Sews on buUons, make* but­ ton holes, embroider*, and 322-7672 published in The Herald. blind stitchoa. With guar­ Call Hill Vincent at The antee. U.ilance $01.40 or as­ '56 Merc. Good trail*. $300. Sanfurd Herald, 322 2811. sume pymts. $8.20 mo. San­ Going oversea*, must selll WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, 2413 So. Key, Sanford. Ph. ford Sewing Center, Phone SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 322-6602. 322 9411. All Types and Sires BUYING A NEW or We Repair and Service PEDESTAL Fan $45. Noise­ USED CART STINE less. Cost $95. Ideal tor buxi­ FINANCE IT WITH US Mneliinery and Supply Co. nes*. Ph. 668-4504. 4 Low lateroat RaU* 207 W 2nd St. FA 2-6432 One 7000 BTU and on* 15,000 ♦ Low Monthly paymowti ATTENTION I I1TU Air Conditioner, Ph. FLORIDA STATE RANK SIIS GRADUATES 322-8343. 1951 Pontiac, ex. cond. 10T Have your picture taken re­ Temple Dr. 322-8807, ceiving your diploma at UPRIGHT Singer Vacuum. Graduation Exerrisei. Con­ Good cond. Ph. 322 8684. '55 DcSoto Sedan, RAIL A tact Bill Vlncont, Sanford good oar, priced fair. CaU Herald, .122 2611 or 322 0922. $1 per day rental tor Electric 322-3195 after 7 p. m„ AU Carpet Shampooor with pur­ day Sunday, 211. Automobile Service chase of Blue Lustre. Carroll's Furniture. Auto Glaaa, Tape 4 Sea* Coven READY MIX CONCRETE SINGER Birthday Sale! Free Estimates FURNITURE Building Contractor BUDGET FURNITURE CO. Wagner s Amoco AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Spring Permanent Special 2u Percent off regular price* Cut 'n Curl Beauty Shop 318 Palmetto Ava. Pb. 322 0834 Boforo you buy . . see rm • w ^ Repossessions '60 Vauxhall, $587 bal, $31 mix ‘39 Plymouth, $581 bit, $30 m<x '56 Chevrolet, $592 bal, $tt mix '57 Dodge, $389 bal, $23 mo. '58 Furd, $596 bat, $32 mo. '58 Ply. Wag. $497 bal. $27 m<X '55 Ford, $337 bat, $16 mo. '58 Rambler, $299 bat, $15 mo. '60 Anglia, $589 bal, $31 mo. '58 Chevrolet, $688 bal, $34 mix '36 Pontiac, $581 bal, $31 mo, '53 Lincoln, $409 bal, $24 mo. '58 Ford Wg„ $499 bai, $25 xmx '55 Mcr. Wag. $399 ha!, $21 mo, '57 Ply. Wag. $381 bal, $21 mo, '58 lx Truck, $899 bal, $35 ma. National REPOSSESSIONS, INC. m il SANFORD AVE. | U I Z OPEN EVENINGS Phone 322-4503 37. Bool* • Motor* Gateway To The Waterway Hobsnll S iw rtin i; Guild* Your EV1NRUDE Dealer $04-8-8 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2 5981 ns. Motorcycle* - Scooters 1961 Lambrctta. Good rood. $125. Ph. 323-0875. WANTED 21. Beauty Salontt w $ Bank $ AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. Pstioi, Floor, Free Estimates Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, sand, cement, rock, pipe, 504 W. 2nd St. FA 18011 steel, grease traps, dry ALL WORK GUARANTEED wells. Stepping stones. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 309 Elm Ave. 322-5751 AUTOMOTIVE AIR-CONDITIONING HAIRY INDIGO INSTALLATION ■SERVICING Reg. $33 100 lbs., 500 lb. tot* Good Used Cars Sold $31 818 French Ave. 322-7765 Pensscola Bahai 100 lb* $25 500 lb. loti $24 Crystal Wax Onion Plants M $2.50-500 $1.50 A. M. PIIBVATT Senkarik Ginns and PainL Seville, Fla. Company 210 Magnolia Ph. rA 24622 RESTAURANT SETTEES, Up­ holstered, plastic covered, COHEN RADIATOR SHOP approx. 100 ft. Also 6 wood Free Inspection, estimates, Colored man with aome store tables, 36 x 36. Reasonably pickup, delivery. Rccoring experience, 23-45, m u s t priced. Can be seen any­ 4 repairi discounted. have drivers license. Good time. Phone 322-2902 for ap­ 21114 E. 3rd. 322-3443 psy, other privileges. Apply pointment. Midway Grocery, 2415 Sipes 31. Poultry • Llveatock Ave. Check with PASTURE your horse*, im­ CARPETS A'lu CARTE WANTED—2 mechanic* with proved grass, shade, good For the BEST Carpet Values Chrysler products e x p e r ­ water. Close ia. CaU 322anywhere. Sample* ahown ience. See Stan Bchney, 0949. In your home. service manager, RON-SUN 1109 E. Colonial Dr. Orlande Chrysler-Plymouth, 519 E. CHESTNUT Brown Gelding. 241 0194 or Broken tor Cow wt>rk. Spirit­ First St. I<eroy C. MacTaviih, Owner ed 4 well-mannered. Ph. af­ 322-5545 Evenings WANTED — 1’OUTER. See ter 3. 322-9113. Stan Bchney, service man­ Living room suite, wool rug, ager, RON-SUN Chrysler- Baby Beef, grain fed 350 to Both $50. 322 9595. 400 Hu. Custom cut 4 wrap­ Plymouth, 519 E. 1st St. ped. Ph. 322 9545 after 5 Portable typewriter, nearly 18. Help Wanted p. m. new. Elec, roaster. 322-6293. DAY Grill Conk. White. Must be experienced. Chick 'N Treat, Sanford. rra WWIKGfR WAiHIBV • AU10MA1K WASHtKV • AUtUM Al '< DRUMS Jim Hunt Realty 31. Article* For Sale HI A. Pets M EN - W OM EN from * | « 18 to 81. Prepare now for U. B. Civil Service Job openings tn tlila are* dur. Ing the next 12 month#. Gorernment position* pay high ■■ 1116.00 a month to atari. They provide murk greater areurlty than private employ mrnl anil excellent opportunity for adraneement. Many position# rriiuire lltlle nr no #perlalirrd eiturainn or rxperlrnre. Hut to get one of three job#, you mu»t p a u a teat. Tha competition is keen and In aome caaea only one nut of five pa*«. I.lnroln Service haa helped thmiaand* prepare foe theae teat* every year ainre 1918. It i* «ne of the Urgent and oldrat privately owned achooU of Ha kind and t* nat con­ nected with the Government. For FREE information on Gorernment loba, inrluding Hat of poaltlona and eaUrlea, fill out coupon and mail at once—TODAY, You will a!#o get full detail* oil how jou can prepara youraclf for thraa teita. Don't delay — ACT NOW! LINCOLN SERVICE. Dept. 69 D Pekin. Itlinnla I am vrry much Inlrrrated. I’lcaar arnd me abaolutrly FREE (t) A Rat of U. S. (iorrrnm rnt no»ilion* and talariea; (2) Information on hour to qualify fur a U. 8. Government Job. DICK’S Name ........ APPLIANCE SERVICE Sto Hanford A »f, 322.7636 Street ---City *••*11*l#**#t>.*t*f*M*l*# Ago — __ Phono Slate t. �j \ I, III— M CH'f #B ttfnrS Wrrnlfi P a g e 12 — J u n e I, 19G4 First O f 'Sunflavor' Mellons On M arket Barry And Rocky In Last-Ditch Primary Pitch Cs i II con­ Doyle Conner recently in| -The seal, chosen In launching the first shipment test which drew more than of watermelons bearing the 10,000 entries, is used to dc new Florida SunFLAvor seal. signatc only Florida's top agricultural products. Water­ melons are the third commod­ ity to qualify for use of the seal. Previously, potatoes and corn rame under the SunFLAvor designation. While Carolyn reigns as the national watermelon queen, she is, appropriately enough, from Florida — the nation's principal producer of water­ melons. Each year. Florida ships some $10 million worth of watermelons to markets throughout the country. Carolyn, a student at the University of Florida in Gainesville, is sponsored by the Watermelon Growers , Distributors Association, which Carolyn King, of Jlartow, national watermelon queen joined with Florida’s Com­ missioner of Agriculture SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Sen. Harry Goldwatcr and Gov. NcUon A. Rockefeller kept fighting for v o id today in the final hours of a Cal­ ifornia preildential primary campaign with managers of b o t h candidates predicting victory. The two Republican presi­ dential candidates are match­ ed in T udday’i critical pri­ m ary conlest — the last and most important presidential primary of 1964. The winner gets 86 national convention votes. Rockefeller was flying back overnight from New York, where his aon. Nelson Jr., waa born Saturday, for a 1,100-mile hedge-hopping trip tip and down the atate by chartered plane. Ilia schedule called for 12 airport stops heginning this morning at San Diego, up aa far north as Chico and back through San Francisco to Los Angeles. If both Rockefeller and Goldwatcr keep their sched­ ules, they will he holding sep­ arate rallies tonight, less than an hour apart, at Los Ange­ les. Goldwatcr planed to fly this afternoon from Washing­ ton for his airport appear­ ance at Los Angeles. He also will appear on a state tele­ vision hookup tonight. Victory forecasts came Sun­ day from Sen. Thomas II. Kuchel, chairman of the Rocke­ feller campaign in Califor­ nia, and former Sen. William F. Knowland, !h« Goldwatcr chairman. Knowland said Ills belief that Goldwatcr would win l>y 800,000 votes was buttressed by big turnouts for (he con­ servative Arizona senator at campaign rallies Saturday. is headed by W. R, (Hill) Ward Jr., ol lakeland. The association, a national trade group, is observing Us 50th anniversary this year. Monday • Tuesday • Wednesday » 25th & PARK Corpse Just A Dummy CLACTON, England, (UPI) Two police car* were dis­ patched to a Hotel here Sun­ day night when a telephone caller reported: ‘'Some men have just enrried a corpse in through the back door.” The "corpse” turned out to be a tailor's dummy which wa* being used by a film company. The lek I* the monetary unit of Albania. SWIFT’S QUALITY SHORTENING! THE WASHDAY MIRACLE! U Jewel V e ■ I f 3 LB. CAN GIANT PKG. Limit! On* With Ynur S3 Or More Food Order Pleaae Limit: One With Your S3 Or More Food Order Please “SEABRAND” FROZEN, BREADED ARMOUR’S CLOVERBLOOM S H R IM P B U TTER 10 OZ. PKG. LB. PKG. Great Savings on Easy Terms FROM A WOULD OF FINE FURNITURE MATHER of Sanford BUY BY THE HOUSEFUL S A V E BY THE R O O M F U L ! Im g i WITH AN ASSIST from pretty Carolyn Kimr, nntionnl watermelon queen, the firnt shipment of watermelons bearing Florida's SunFLAvor h c u I have r o h u to market. The «eal dcalirnatca KloriilaV top airriciiUurul products, Carolyn iH nporiHornd by the Watermelon Growers and Dis­ tributors Association, a national trade group. ' f t Little Mermaid Gets Back Head No Mansion For Groundkeeper HEADING, Knglund (UPI) — The Ikrkahlrn County Council's planning department decided against building a cottage for the • a - week groun da-keeper of ita new $5,600 recreation area and recommrndrd that a house adjoining the properly he bought Instead. Members of the planning department were red-fared when they were Informed the house waa a 3(1 - room man­ sion valued at $08,000. COPENHAGEN, Denmark (UPI)— Tile little mermaid of Copenhagen, her new head in place, was put back on her pedestal overlooking the har­ bor today after a five-week ab­ sence. Vandals had decapitated her April 23. A trurk delivered the llfcslxc bronze statute of the fairy- tula creatorii from it foundry, where n new head was affix­ ed, to the hartzor side. A crane gently lifted her hack to the rock she has occupied for 31 years. She gazed out again with that sad smile world tourists and Danes know so well and on the city that loves her like a daughter. LIMIT: 1 I'I,HASH EASY TERMS — ODEN FRIDAY NIGHTS M ATH ER of Sanford SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT 203*09 E. Ini ST. 022-0083 Lim it; One With Ymir S3 Or More Food Order Picas# “THRIFTWAY” ALL MEAT! “CENTER-CUT” RIB W IN N ER S PORK CHOPS FULL LB. PKG. LB. FIRST AT THE WORLD’S FAIR VISIT THE FESTIVAL OF GAS A Parking Signs Are Mystery LONDON (UPI) — Two largo signs outside a West­ minister telephone exchange read: "Do not park between these signs " Myatlfjed motorists ennnot understand why threa park­ ing meters arc situated in be­ tween the signs. 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Thru Wedneaday, June 3 1 C | ^ 50 EXTRA HATH O BARS GOLD BOND 1 ( | With Thla Coupon 4t The L Purrhaae Ilf f Fla. Grade *A’ J SPLIT STAMPS l. Hit OIL lilts IIIIOILKKS _______________ Lb. 39c Coupon good at your ‘Thriftw ay” Only, Thru Wrdneaday, June 3 !■ �~U ’ - * ft. ib r a lft I Zip Code 32771 ) WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Wednesday with scattered shower* in afternoon; high today 87-92; low tonljiht nonr 70. VOL. 56 Graduation. * • • It's that time again! • • • P>tan!ished 1908 TUESDAY. JUNE 2, 1961 SANKOKD. FLORIDA NO. 203 City Opens W ater System Bids • Watch (or special sections ot The Herald this wiek deal­ ing with grads from Seminole, Lyman and Oviedo h i g h schools. We’re also carrying stories and photos of activi­ ties at All Souls School, San­ ford Naval Academy and Crooms High. • United Press Leased W re • And, as you’ve already no­ ticed in this column, a host Plans arc being pushed to of young men and women (torn Sanford are being grad­ completion for this Sunday uated from schools and col- clinics to administer Sabin or­ al vaccine to county resident*. leges around the country. The "feeding stations" will • • • be srt up in 12 location* Winston Hcrcy, son of Mr. throughout the county and and Mrs. Clyde Plercy and grandson of a proud grand­ each will he open from noon father, G. E. Piercy, receiv­ to 5 p.m. The program is being nred his US degree in Business ranged by Sauford-Sumlnole and History Monday from Murray State College at Mur­ Jaycccs in cooperation with ray. Ky. He's a mem tier of tiic Seminole County Health Alpha Gamma Itho Fratern­ Department. This is the second project ity. Young Plercy graduated from Seminole High in 1900. in n two-part series aimed at His parents and Miss Susan wiping out polio. The Sabin Piercy attended the gradua­ vaccine is taken in a cube of sugar nr in distilled water for tion. • • • those preferring it that way. Thoie who visited the clin­ Herman Rozoisky of Cas­ selberry was among some ics during the previous pro­ l.'tK) graduates to receive de­ gram are asked to adhere to grees Saturday at l/ouiiiana the same schedule. If the perState University's a n n u a l son attended the first elinic then, he should do the same commencement exercises. • • • this time, nffieial* point out. If the person waited for Among the 263 students in Stetson University's 81st grad­ the makeup Sunday a week uation class which was grad­ later, he should skip this Sun­ uated Monday was Ned Nor- day's clinic hut tie sure to at­ \ille Julian Jr. of Sanford. tend the makeup scheduled Young Julian got his BA in for tlie following Sunday. history and now plans grad­ uate study in Stetson's famed College of Law. During his yrars at Stetson Julian was a member of 1-ambda Chi, tliu Pershing Hides, Westminster Fellowship, Stetson's inter* mural program, student gov­ ernment association, student president's cabinet, chairman of the Stetson student traffic WATERLOO. Iowa (UPI)— committee and coordinutur of Police held the bcipcctaclcd Stetson's traffic department. son of a saving* association • • • president on an open murder A wcrklong County Couit charge today in the bloody session evaporated Monday sex-slaying of a pretty teen­ when defendants scheduled age secretary. for trial pleaded guilty. Judge The nearly naked body of C. Vernon Mize dismissed the Diane Kay Gable, 19, was jury. Earlier he had predict­ found strangled and stabbed ed the court would be in ses­ in the living room of her par­ sion much of thr week. ents' home Monday. Authori­ • • * ties said there were teeth Local Jaycccs will get an marks on her nose and upper insight on latestprocessing lip and she had been sexually machines when Hubert Mar­ molested. tin, consulting engineer for John Thomas Kyle, a 18IBM, will speak at the Thurs­ year-old high school student day noon luncheon in the and son of the president of Civic Center. Program chair­ the First Federal Savings and man is Wayne Albert. Teian Association, was arrest­ * • • ed a few hours after Diane's And next Monday, the local body was discovered. Ilotary Club will honor its Itlackhawk County deputy baseball team members at medical examiner I)r. Eugene the Civic Center luncheon. Smith said Diane, 19, the The players will be in uni­ daughter of a prominent real form for tlse occasion ami estate operator, hid been stabPresident Hill Hemphill asks bed four time*, twice in the for a record turnout ot mem­ left side of her chest and twice in the head. In addition bers. • • • to the teeth marks, there were Be member when llie city au­ bruises on her neck. Diane had atayed home dur­ thorities were so concerned because the Palms Hotel de­ ing Hie Memorial Day week­ molition was moving at a end while her parents went snail's pace? And the build­ on a fishing trip at Harper's ing* on Uic city purchased Ferry, lows. She stayed be­ lots at Park Avenue and W. hind to catch up on work at First Street were tumbling in her father's office, where she "a cloud of dust?" Well the was employed a* a secretary. Palm* is "long gone." And the “ city parking lot" at our main intersection is "a mess that IS a mess"! ! l-et’.s get on with the clean-up job, boys. Establishment of a child guidance clinic in this county will lie discussed next Tuesday at Jim Spencer'a Restaurant meeting of the Seminole t'ounThe June meeting of the ly Juvenile Council, Inc. Speaking at the noon meet­ North Orlando Village Coun­ cil will be held in the Civic ing will be Dr. Edward L. Building at 7:30 p.m. today, Fleming, chief psychologist one half hour earlier than consultant of the Florida State nureau of Mental Health. regularly scheduled. The meeting haa been call­ On the agenda ii public hearing for Mayor Irene Van ed by William O. Tanner J r , Ecrpoel and Councilman Ar­ Juvenile Council president. thur Ferrln on charges of "misappropriation of public funds" made at the May council meeting through peti­ tion which also called for their A city prisoner who escaped removal from office. Monday morning from a work Teenager Held In Sex Slaying Of Secretary Child Guidance Clinic Planned North Orlando Meeting Today City Escapee Still Missing Tot Drowns MIAMI (U I'll — A twoyear-old tot. Curtis Dwyer, drowned in a rockpit Monday after his |0-yesr-old brother made a vain effort to save him and became stuck in wa| lei side slush. , Figures On 4 Categories Of BRIEFS Cool June Project Given mwA... 12 Locations To Be Set Up Sabin Sunday gang on West 23th Street wai still at large Isle this morn­ ing. Police identified (he escapee as Joe Freeman and they said the search is being concentrat­ ed in this area. He was wear­ ing work gang clothing when 1m fled. WASHINGTON (U P l)-T he Weather Bureau forecasts * cool June for the Eastern half Bid* were opened Monday ol tlie United States, with par­ afternoon for this city's $800,ticularly chilly weather In the 000 water Improvement pro­ South, gram and City Manager War­ ren E. Knowles reported the LINCOLN, Neb. (UPI) — apparent low offer* wore at Throe prisoner* sawed their way out of the Nebraska Pen­ or near the estimates The city recently authorized itentiary overnight, the sec­ Ihe issuance of bond* for the ond break from the prison in 45 days. work aral Monday's formal opening wa* one of the major steps in gelling the job done. SEOUL (UI’l l — More than Knoulrx told the 2o bidding 2.000 university students stag­ ed anti-government demon­ firms that thr hid* will be stration* today, demanding analyzed, presenter! to the the resignation of President City Commission and formal Park Chung Hee. action is rxpectcd In tie taken on (hem at the June 8 meet­ JACKSON, Miss. (UPI) - ing. The project was divided into Four Negroes sought congres­ four categories—water supply sional seat* today In Hie Mis­ sissippi Democratic primary well*, prestressed roncrolo which has generated only cas­ tanks, ca»t iron pipe and water treatment plant*. ual interest. Assisting In Hie hid opening were Ihe city's new engineer. HONG KONG (UPI) - Alliert Shaw, who began hi* Actress-singer Judy Garland duties here this week, anil B. plans to take an ocean voyage C. (Cal) Conklin, resident en­ to convalesce from a sudden gineer for the consulting firm illness Dial brought her close of Clark, Dietz, Painter & to death last Thursday, her Associates. Tiie apparent low bidder for doctor said today. tlie water supply wells wa* Meredith Corporation of Or­ lando with $21,473. By United Press International Other bidders I n c l u d e d Cold air drove tlie mercury l.ayne Atlantic Company, Orbelow freezing in the upper Undo; Central Florida Welt Midwest again today ami Drillers, Orlando; Mechanical scattered showers s o a k e d & Chemical Company, Bran­ parts of Uic Carolina*, Geor­ don. ami Locke Well It Pump gia and Florida. , Company, Irlando. p The lone bidder for the pre Final Effort stressed rnm-rrte tanks was WASHINGTON (UPI) Cron Corporation, Gainesviltc, With tho selteduled show­ with $161,290. down only a week away, Sen­ Apparent low bidder for thr ate leaders today began tln-ir ca«t Iron pipe was E. N. Mur­ tinat drive (or votes to aliut ray Construction Company, off (he M-day southern (tilBuena Vista, Ga,, with $238,buster against t h e rivll 090 06. rights hill. Other bidders includes! Noll Construction Company, Char­ lotte, N. C.; Patterson A Wild­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — er Construction Company, Sen. George I). Aiken, R-Vt., Birmingham, Ala; Carnhron n high ranking member ot Hie Construction, Orlando; R. C. Senate F o r e i g n Relation! Riley Construction Company, Committee, said the United Pompano Beach; Bumhy & H airs should confer with Sllmpson Construction Com­ other nations on Southeast pany, Orlando; Boyce Com­ Asian problem* it such con­ pany, Clearwater; Mackle fer enrvi niter "a lessening Brothers, DeLind; Hiihhand of the chance of war." Construction Company, Or­ lando. Apparent low bidder for the water treatment plants was Mackle Brothrrs with $237,777. Lee Const ruction Company o( Sanford was next lowest with a base hid of $251.non. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Other bidding firm* Includ­ A Southern senator conceded ed Hubbard Construction Comtoday that tlie Senate leader­ puny, Rainer Hull A Company. ship aectns to have rounded Winter Park; Wakeinan Con­ up enough vote* to hull tho struction Company, P a l m Dixie filibuster against the Reach. civil rights hit]. With line week left liefuie tlie riurhil Vote on riot lire, Sen. Sliorn Thurmond, D-S. ('., told the Senate: "It would seem that those voting in the affirmative on cloture would In- sufficient to end debate." Tim-* entries of I,nil.ling* Uiurmund wa* the first III tile city are bring probed Southern senator to publicly by police tills morning. The express doubt about Dixi.- burglaries, or uttein|ils, were pros|>ects for continuing Hie made during the ruglil. talkathon against the unti • Thieves went thwarted dur­ discrimination measure. ing Ihe night when they a t­ White Thurmond spoke on tempted to enter the Hill tlie floor against tlie leader­ Lumber Company office at ship jury trial compromise, 21.1 W. Third St. A glass in Democratic Icailers discussed u dour was broken hut nu the cloture vote with Presi­ entry was made. dent Johnson. Gusolin* was taken from a nearby truck ami keys to it were tossed on Ihe ground, police report. The Home Rudder* Supply NEW DELHI (UPI) — Lai Company on West Seminole Bahadur Shastri, a virtual un­ Illvd. was entered during the known outside India, today night and Ihe burglars made was elected unanimously hy off with several power tools, the ruling Congress party to a calculator and electric shav­ succeed Jawahartal Nehru a* er. The entry was discovered prime minister of this pivotal this morning by Wayne llurAsian power. Tlie diminutive, xofl-spokcn get* as he o|ienrd the estab­ Shuslri immediately warned lishment at 7:30. that India facta a "great cri­ Th« band loom at Crooms sis" and he called for unity High School was entered by among the country's 482 mil­ breaking a glass and check lion people m working toward was being made to sec if anything is missing. a socialist society. ACRES OK DEAD KISH cover Lake Jossun and the odor is described as "immense." Harold L. Moody, biologist for the state Game and Fresh Water Kish Commission, said the presence of K r o o n poisonous aljrnc is tho cause of the Riant fish kill. He said rain is sorely needed to correct the situation and a change in the temperature would also possibly help, lie predicts the experience will last about a week and that fishing may even he bettor because of the kill. (Herald Photos) Three Escape Korean Protest SUMMER READING course is lieing offered this year at Seminole High School as part of the Enrichment Program. It will be conducted hy Mr*. Guy Allen, shown checking it over with student*. With her, from left, are Earl Tillson, Jimmy Dodson and Ray Lusk. New Flagpole Stands In Sylvan Cemetery A new flag ami flagpole now stands in the Sylvan Cemetery in Paula having been Jiluved there in ccrcntonies conducted Saturday during Memorial liny activities of American Lrgicn Post 5.1, Presiding at the 10 a. in. service was Mr. \V. J. Klrur, picsident of Auxiliary Unit 5.1. Mrs. Joel Held, post chaplain, offered tin- piaycr und Floyd C, Richards, Lake Mary School principal, was the main speaker. "On behalf of the American Legion Post 51 of Kunford," Richards said, “we me here toduy to dedicate this flag and flagpole in the memory of all deceased veterans of all wnia and who are buried here. As the gleat emancipat­ or said, 'We line highly re­ solve that these dead shull not liave died in vain; that thia nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom.’ “It docs not seem that it ia enough to just resolve— we must act on its resolution Rehearing Set In Kelly Case TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — One of the cusea that trigger­ ed impeachment c h a r g e s against circuit Judge Richaid Kelly of Pasco County went hark to the Supreme Court today on rehearing. The rourt had ruled on the cush in March, siding with Judge Kelly in a four-to-two split decision. However, it turned out that Justice Richurd Ervin, one of the judges who concurred in the majority opinion, was disqualified to sit in the case because he had lieen the attory of record for Kelly whilr Ervin was state attorney gen­ eral. Upon this fa d being called to its attention, the court granted a rehearing because it requires the affirmative votes of four justices for any Supreme Court decision. Ervin was replaced at today's rehearing hy former Justice H. L. Seining of St. Petersburg, now dean of the Stetson l-aw College. Chief Justice K. Harris Drew, who disqualified himself in-cause he presided at the Kelly im­ peachment trial In-fore the state senate which resulted in Kelly's acquittal, was replac­ ed by retired Justire Paul llarns of Miami Univuraity l.aw School. Rotators Hy Cnilrd I’rras nllrrnatinnal The Rotary Club drrivrd its nume from the custum of its charter members of meeting in rotation at their offices «r placet of business, according to the Encyclopedia Britannice. or It is meaningless. Surely these dead did not din in vain. And yet our men are fighting . , . and dying. Have we done all we can to ins uic peace as individuals as well us a nation? "Is our present Hclion in tlie world helping lo insure this peace we desire? "I have nuked many ques­ tions. I have neither tim time nor tlie wisdom to answer them sumr questions, But 1 do know we are not helping our 'resolve for these dead' unless wc are active ci lire lit —active in our religion, our community, and our nation. "Today as we lied irate this flog let us also dedicate our­ selves to do more than re­ solve. YYu must dedicate our­ selves to do ns we know- in uur hearts wo should do, lather than trying to find a reason why we should not do. Only in this way ran wa as­ sure that these dead should not have die din vain. That thia nation, under God. shall have a new- birth of freedom, and that thia government of tho people, by tlie people, and for tho people, shall not ihtish from the earth.” Tho flag, given hy Mrs. Esther Spivey In Mrs. Rea Newsome, a G o l d S t a r Mothci, was raised hy l.eglonalre Tom H ot and J. C. Caldwell. While tin- flag was being raised Norman l.cmli, trumpet soloist with Hie Sem­ inole High School Itnnd play­ ed Baeville. Mrs. Newsome then placed a wreath of Poppies at the polo as Norman played Taps on tlie trumpet. Quads Born To Brooklyn Pair NEW YORK (U PI)—Quad* ruplets—three girls and a hoy—were horn to a Brook­ lyn rouple today at the In­ terborough General Hospital in Brooklyn. The mother, Mr*. Marie Priori), and the four infants were doing fine, lire hospital said. Mis. Pelnro and her hus­ band, Salvatore, have three other children. The first of the quads to he born was the 'J-poirnd, 11 oiineu boy. Then runic the girls weighing 2 pounds, 14 ounces, 2 pounds even und 2 pounds, .1 iiunrcs. Blowout Cause Of Two Deaths FORSYTH, Gu. (UPI) —A Florida couple wrre killed near here Mosday following a tire blowout on their ear, the Highw-ay Patrol repolled. Tho puliol identified the victims ss Max Sigmyrs, 70. the driver, and Matilda Sigmy re. 07, both of Ormond Reach. 4 Seek Office Judy To Sail Freeze Continues Talks Urired Thurmond Sees Filibuster End Three Building Entries Probed Shastri Named Unanimously Gov. Bryant On California Vote M ay Ruling: 'Choice Decide G O P Future To Deny God' TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov. Furria Rrynnt said the U.H. Supreme Court ruling Monday Hint struck iluwu Florida's law requiring pub­ lic Behind Kihlc reading gives . i Risen onl; * P > choice to deny Coil In Wsshington, Sen. George A. Sirmtht'r* snlrl ihe Supreme Court muy soon Ire prohibit­ ing the government from recognising Thanksgiving ami Chi istniu*. Most slate officials frit tl was just a matter of lime until tlie Inw was ordered crated by Ihe high rourt. Tlie action .Monday will liave no practical effort until tlie school* open next fall. And when achmd* reopen ill September local school boards limy use a new untest­ ed state law that give* tlie hoatil Hie option to offer in thr schmds "a secular- jiragram of education including lint tint limited to nil objec­ tive study of lire Bible and of religion." The Inw wa* passed hy the 1961 Legi­ slature, lliynnt said in s statement following tiie decision Mon­ day. "I can not escape the con­ clusion that this nation must either place its faith in God or deny him anil that tlie choice (lie Supreme Court makes in this ruling is to drny him." .SAN FRANCISCO (U P I)— California Kepuphliran* vote toduy in u primary expected to decide whether tlie GOP veer* toward conservatism nr hunts for a presidential can­ didate ill tliu middle of tire road. The choice is between Sen. Harry Goldwntcr of Arizona, heru of Republican roliservn- COMSAT Stock Goes On Sale NEW YORK (U PI) — Wall Klreel gut thn blast-off signal from the Securities & Exchange Commission today and the world's first stock of­ fering in u space venture went into orbit. Die Communication* Satel­ lite Corp. COMSAT received final approval of it* 5 nullum common share offering in Washington ami tlie slock op­ ened on the over-the-counter market at the official under­ writer a price of $2(1 a share lit 10:08 a.in., EOT. Within a short time it shot up to $27, fell hack to $22 a slum' then moved up again to $24 bid $26 offered. Demnrid for the stork, most­ ly from small investors, bun raised a problem of allocating shares, Tlie company lias im­ posed u limit of Ml shares per customer, hut most brokers felt that few investors will get even Hint many. lives, and the more libera) Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York, who was given an edge iiy poll-takers. They urn Ihe only ruudl* date* in n presidential prim* ary contest for 86 national convent inn delrgnta*. Write-in vote* may not ho rust. Mild, fair weather was forecast for most of the state. About two million Repuhlicans were expected to vote, along with 2.6 million Demo* u n is, wiio have p r i m u r y squabbles of their own. Tim poll* are open from 7 a. in., to 7 p. in.. PDT, (It) a. m., to It) p. in., EDT) In most counties and to 8 p. m, (II p. m., EDT) in five counties. lhith Rockefeller and Gold* wulrr returned to California Monday for lust minute ef­ fort* climaxing a campaign marked by bitterness amt name railing. It hus threaten* ed to muse a deep rift iusida Hie GOP and has caused a heavy drain on the energy und money of both campaign organization*. Wlicn Goldwntcr arrived at tliu l.os Angeles airport Mon­ day night lie was greeted by noisy cheers fiom liia support­ ers. Nome of tin'm stayed on to give [lions cheers to Rockefeller, who was finish­ ing a tour of tlie state ssd trying to talk to hia own hackers. Police kept on tim atilt to prevent trouble, und Rnekofetclr joked about his rhanrr In talk In Goldwntcr fans, who were booing him, Trial Of Catholic Officer Begins SAIGON, Viet Nam IU P H Thr politically explosive Inal of it Roman Catholic n((irer accused of ordering troop* • r lire on lliiddhiil demonstra­ tors opened today a m 1d mounting religious tension. Maj. Dang SI went on trial charged with responsibility for the deaths of nine demon­ strators In the city of Hue on May 8, 1961. which triggered tlie ouster moiement against Ihe late President Ngo Dlnli Diem. r e n iu » « f f ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY 9 WEDNESDAY SPECIAL! FOR FATHER’S DAY Interviews Set For Thursday Representative* of prospec­ tive engineering firms to con­ duct a feasibility study for Ihe Port Authority Committee ol Uie Seminole Chamber of Commerce will tie Interview­ ed Thursday noon at the Chamber conference room. The meeting baa been a r­ ranged by Francis E. Rouinil lat Jr., Port Authority Com­ mittee chairman. MEN’S WALKING SHOUTS 2 f o r $5 • • • • All Cot (on — Sizes 28 • 42 Helt Loops Or Continental Plaids — Checks — Stripes — SoUda Hoys' Shorts Only $1.98 � 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 01, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 01, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 01, 1964; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/80bb22769261d690191f866faa27c172.pdf 61842403b76e0fd76b9a9844c0a2a656 PDF Text Text We'd like to say to all of you young couples of all and you lone wolves and wolverines too — ! who by your choice— your individual good taste— and your good business sense— selected and purchased our Chevrolets, Oldsmobiles and Cadillacs with such overwhelming enthusiasm that our sales here in April were an all-time record! You, by your interest, helped us prove you can TRADE AT H O M E - in Seminole County- and SA V E! Tell your friends we're convinced- we'll keep trading the same way! HOLLER M O T O R 322 - 0711 2nd and Palmetto Avenue SALES 322-0861 Sanford 2505 S. Park Drive ♦ * �j- Record Vote Forecast For Seminole Tuesday e io < * “ The Clock” wonders why • couple hundred persons at tended the political rally at tha Civic Center last Thurs day evening. These people stood at the back of the hall, coffee cups in hand, and yakked so loud and long the interested persons couldn’t hear the candidates. Even when admonished several times by the emcee they con tinued their gossip in loud tones. And about 350-40j> more insulted the candidates for county commissioner of Dis­ trict 1 by getting up and walking out of the hall before the last three on the agenda had a chance to speak for themselves. • • • Now "The Clock” has new source of Jokes to pars along, from "The Pink Pill’ the house organ of the Semi nole Hospital Pink Ladies Like this one: "But darling haven’t I always given you my pay on the fiA t of the month?” "Y es, but you never told me you are paid twice a month." • • • • Pink Pills" of wisdom: wayward child can be straightened out by being bent over. • • • Note on the spindle: Trans portation to the polls in the Oviedo area Tuesday may be arranged by calling Mrs. J R. Battle at 365-3814 or Mra John Lundy at 365-3160. • • • Re that little vlngctte about the 117,000 brooch found in a loaned automobile here. One local businessman- supposed to know gems, took a look at it and said, "Costume jew elry." And a local Jeweler recognised it as valuable but could give no estimate of its true worth because of the size of the stones. • • • A fool and his money are aoon accepted Into the high est social circles. • • • -North Orlandoans have been burning up the telephone wires trying to learn the identity of the anonymous au thors of "The Informer." It la suggested they attend Tues day evening’s North Orlando Councilmeeting, . . that in­ formation may be divulged then. • • • A husband Is a man who has lost his liberty in the pursuit of happiness. • » • . No matter how you vote Tuesday . . . VOTE! I Polls open at 7 and close at 7. Over in Russia, so we are told, the people vote the straight (and only) ticket . . . if they want to be alive the next day. Sure way of having a 100 per cent turnout. And Secretary of State Tom Adams predicts only a 50 per cent turnout in Florida tomor­ row. • • • Florida frozen concentrate orange Juice was sampled by 25,000 visitors to the Scottish Food Exhibition in April at Glasgow, Scotland. The juice was served at the Florida Citrus Commission booth, one of several maintained by American farm commodity groups participating in the United States pavilion. • • • Interesting statistic: Pre cise cost of mail charges for a personally dictated business letter Is $1.981 1 Figure is a Chicago firm's analysis based on an cxccutive’a salary of only $125 per week and a stenographer at $70. Seems it would be cheaper lu telephone or telegraph. • • • "The Clock" hears a US. governmental agency is dick­ ering for office space in San­ ford. • • • That visiting Army officer assigned t-. Naval intelligence here last week reminds of the Army outfit over in Italy in WW II: Had a graduate of m o t o r c y c l e maintenance school assigned as a cook and a graduate of the cook and baker's school assigned to the motor pool. Jim Crowe wrote • letter to the editor end u*rd the word "deleterious." Jim says It mean* "injurious— like throw­ ing beer cans in the river. • e • VOTE . . TUESDAY , . VOTE T ' Seminole County is expected to top the state’s anticipated record high vote of 55 per cent of the registered voters in Tuesday’s party primary elec­ tion. This indication stems from the high number of absentee ballots, 350, already filed with Registrar Camilla Bruce. Seminole County has a total of 18,240 registered voters, an all-time high, Including 15,278 Democrats and 2.928 Repub­ licans. Other registered elec­ tors include two Prohibitionlits. Secretary of State Tom Adams, Florida's chief elec­ tion official, has predicted that 1.2 million of the state's registered 2.2 million voters will go to the polls Tuesday. Civil rights, an interesting Senate race and a strong field o f gubernatorial candidates are expected to draw the rec­ ord number of voters in the state. But Adams admitted that bad weather or some other unforeseen event on election day could knock his prediction into a cocked hat. Seminole County bars, as others throughout the state, will be closed until 7 p.m. Tuesday, The county's 23 polling places (listed elsewhere on this front page) will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tues­ day. All Seminole County elec­ tors will vote on the water conservation and control act. Seminole Republicans will vote for a candidate for gov­ ernor from among Ken Folks, H. B. Foster and Charles R. Holley. Seminole Democrats will vote for candidates for party nominations as follows: For U. S. senator—Spessard L. Holland and Bralley Odham. For governor — H a y d o n Rums, Fred Dickinson, Rn bert King High, Frederick B. Karl, Scott Kelly and John E. Mathews. For attorney general—Earl Falrcloth and James W. Kyncs. For public utilities commis­ sioner—Phillip S. Brewer and Edwin L. Mason. For state representative—S. J. Davis Jr. and Robert G. Petree. For tax collector—James P. Avery Jr., \V. It. Ellerbe, Troy Ray, Marjorie C. Shep­ ard, Rudy L. Sloan and Roy R. Wright Jr. For tax assessor—Richard E. McCanna and Mary Earle Walker, For county ju d ge— Karlyle Housholder and Harlan Tuck. For prosecuting attorney — Kenneth W. McIntosh and Thomas A. Speer. For superintendent of pub. lie instruction—It. T. Mllwce and Jim I’ igntt. For rnunty commissioner, District 1—Ha| Colbert, J. C. Hutchison, A. C. Smith Jr. and Edward Yarborough. For county commissioner, District 3 — George Bobrow, Ford Cavanaugh and W. Law­ rence Swofford. For county commissioner, District 5 - George W. Bell, Harry F. Cushing, John M. Fitzpatrick, Ruth II. Galla­ gher and J. O. Gregory. District Democrats only will vote for these party nomina­ tions: For constahle, District 4— Joe Raggcrly, R. E. Carroll, J. U. Lee, Charles M. Scott and Charlie Thomas. For justice of the peace, District 6—Linton L. Cox, A1 Davis, Raymond Morris and Bill M. York. For constable, District 6— Charles Fagan, Grady L. Hall, George W. Reek and Billy Joe Young. Where more than two candi­ dates are in a race the suc­ cessful nominee must receive 50 per cent plus one of the total votes cast for that of­ fice. Should any one candidate fail to rcccivo 50 per cent plus one of the total Vote, thrn the top two candidates will oppose each other in the second or runoff primary on May 26. General election will be held on Nov. 3. Robert Hoover, Re* publican, will oppose Davis or Petree for state representa­ tive. Guy Allen, Republican, will fare McCanna or Mrs. Walker for assessor. E. Popa Bassett, Republican, will run against Bobrow, Cavanaugh or Swofford for county com­ missioner from District 3. Jim Blrkenmeyer Jr., Demo­ crat, and Walter R. iloherg. Republican, will run for School Board member from District 3. Charles E. Kern, Republican, will oppose Cox, Davis, Morris or York for Jus­ tice of the peace for District 6. EDITORIAL COMMENT Polling Vote Tuesday! Places You've heard it before, hut because o f its importance we beg your pardon if we miund repetitious. You alone could decide the election for a candidate. Your one vote Tuesday is that vital. It's been proved before. Today you are looked up to by each candidate running for pub­ lic office. They have been doing all in their power to let you know their qualifications. Tues­ day you can't be undecided for your vote is that important. The most important thing you mny do this year is cast your ballot for the candidate of your choice. No matter what your choice mny be, The Herald sincerely urges you to VOTE TUESDAY. For Tuesday, you are King for a Day. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Water Control In 1961 a clamor arose in Seminole be­ cause County Commissioners did not have the authority for wuter control. A t that time, ns it is now, if your living room were two-feet deep in water the only legal assistance you could get from the Commission would be sympnthy. To combat this problem, the Commission set up an investigating committee which made recommendations that are included in the water control measure Seminole residents will vote on Tuesday. Further, in 1962 the Commission request­ ed 1II1FA funds to study water control. The re­ quest was denied bocuuse the Commission hud no authority to put a plan, based on the study, in effect. "First," they said, “ get your authori­ ty." ’ •• j ■ Ornnge County had the authority by vir­ tue o f action by its County Commission with­ out a vote o f the people. Seminole’s governing bonrd devised an act— identicul to that o f Or­ ange, except for two factors. First, the Seminole Commission wanted the eople to vote on it, and, secondly, the Seminole ill hns no retroactive tax powers. A few have criticized the measure as hav­ ing powers too brond for the County Commis­ sion. True, there are brond powers in the first four pages o f the 45-page document. The rest o f tho bill specifically limits powers. Actually, the Commission’s powers under this act are not ns brond as it hns in many other areas, includ­ ing roads and bridges. It hns been charged that tho Commission would have unlimited power to float general obligation bonds. Thin, also, is true. Rut all bonds must be issued in accordance with Florida sta­ tutes and by a referendum vote o f freeholders. Basically the act will enable tho Commis­ sion to obtain federal funds for devising a mnster plan—something vitally needed. It’s on the bnllot now because the law specified that it should be put liefore the people on the first pri­ mary or general election. There enn be no gray nren in the mnttcr o f water control for Seminole County. It will cither be white or black. The Herald has studied this bill and finds that it is a good one and that it is needed. Also, we are convinced that five elected officials are not going to start digging cunals all over the county without n responsible plan and without tho authority o f people in speciul assess­ ment districts who will foot the bill for the projects from which they alone benefit. It will take at least 18 months to two years to devise a mnstcr plan. We believe the people have asked for this measure and that the Com­ mission has devised the best possible act. The Herald also commends the Commission and legislative delegation for including in the referendum the specific recommendations asked for by the Commission, including the right o f the people to vote on the meusure. After all, that’s tho democratic way. The Herald, there­ fore, urges the adoption of the proposed wuter control act on Tuesday. E -ife Saving Classes Set J. D. Callahan Retires Here A eenior life saving course will get under way tonight st the Municipal Fool. Jack Horner will be Instructor for scries of classes at 7:30 m. on $(ondsys, Wednes­ days and Fridays of each week. Registration will be open through Wednesday night's class. John D. Callahan, of 835 East 20th Street, has retired after 34 years as raahler of Chase and Company. He joined the firm in Jack­ sonville in 1024, moved with it to Orlando In 1025 and again to Sanford in 1030. Asked what are his plans for retirement, he said; "I'm go­ ing to do nothing.” S ty ? ^ a n f n r ii • Zip Code 32771 ij m t t f i J Seminole County's 23 poll­ WEATHER: Considerable cloudiness through Tuesday; high todny in 70s; low tonight in 60s. ing precincts will be open from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. Tues­ VOL. 56 United Press Leased W:re JbUbUshed IU08 MONDAY, MAY 4, 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 182 day, as follows: 1— Seminole Junior High School. 2— Scout Building, L a k e Monroe. 3— H o m e Demonstration Building, 23lh Street. 4— Altamonte Springs Fire House. PARIS (UPI) — President 6— Otiedo Town Hall. Charles de Gaulle returned to By United Press International his local rival. Mayor Haydon price-fixing. 1/ any member 6— G e n e v a Community Three of tha seven youths a heavy work schedule today Florida'a candidates f o r Burns, is taking credit for of my commission votes to fix House. who admitted breaking and for tbe first time since his governor roamed the stale to* everything that happened in retail prices on milk. I'll Im­ 7— Old School House, Chilloperation. entering an area achool wera day, hopping from one big vot­ Jacksonville, mediately fire him.” uota. placed on strict, indefinite ing renter to another in a fin­ "But when Haydon dug the On Sunday the candidates 8— Goldenrod C o m munlty al thrust for a berth in the St. Johns niver through here, had little rest. In hectic cam­ probation this morning by House. (U PI) - runoff after Tucsdiy'a first lie gut a little mixed up and paigns the candidates hustled 9— Longwood Town Hall. WASHINGTON Juvenila Court Judga Vernon ran it under the Mathews in and nut of town* In an ef­ to— Lake Mary Fire House. For the 1961 college graduate primary ejection. Mita. Not even a night cut to two bridge,” Mathews told the lo­ fort to meet as many voters It— Altamonte S p r l n g a job prospects are better In The other four ara in tha nearly all fields as the econ­ cal crowd of supporters. They as possible before Tuesday's hours sleep and badly-dam­ Community House. county jail awaiting transprimary, 12— I'ervls Heal Estate Of­ omy show* "growing pro­ aged voral rorils could atop roared with laughter. mises” for the year ahead. Sen. John Mathews Jr. of Sen. Scott Kelly, in a state­ Kelly flew from Lakeland to portation to the Florida In­ fice, F'oreat City. Jacksonville from an all-out ment issued before leaving his the Tampa area. Rep. Fred dustrial School for Boya. 13— !,ongwood Elementary campaign finale. All seven were nabbed hometown of Lakeland for a Karl and Miami Mayor Ro­ School. After a 4 a.m. arrival in final day of campaigning in bert King High talked to vot­ •hortly after they entered (UPI) 14— Lyman High S c h o o l WASHINGTON Sen. J. William Fulbright, ( 17- Jacksonville front Pensacola, Palm Beach county, said ers throughout the Southeast the South Seminole Junior Gym. High School, ransacking sev* 15— Shrine Club, 104 SouthArk.), left for Europe today where he appeared on telcvia. there would be no retail price- Florida area. Fred Dickinson was at eral offices, taking six trancarrying a special message to ion and shook hands with fac­ fixing on milk if lie is elected. Lee Avenue, He said one of Ills first acta home In West Palm Beach alitor radios and a taps re­ 16— Florida Tower Lounge,the Greek and Turkish gov­ tory worker!, Mathews mixed humor and earnestness in an would be to ask the legislature where he addressed a large corder. ernments urging them to end Bear Lake. rally. Jacksonville Mayor The Judge ordered the three 17— Caaselbcrry Fire House. their bitter strife over Cyprus. appeal to campaign workers to revoke retail price-fixing at a breakfast in Jacksonville. authority of the commission Haydon Bums appeared to ba boya arraigned today to pay 18— F’srmers Auction MarkHe said ho listened to the and "if Ihc legislature fails tu shifting his campaign to a a proportionate ahara o f tha et. Highway 17-92. race for the May 26 runoff, damages estimated at $236, 19— Seminole High School PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - car radio between stops and do il, (lien I will appoint only Dickinson moved Into Dade Tha money, he lnalited,‘<must "I never heard such campaign those persons to the commie Civil rights demonstrations Gym. gibberish, silly jinnies and rion wha alii pledge in writ­ and Broward counties today coma irem work- performed 20— Upssla Church Educa­will be staged;at the topthnt:bat ing that Jhev, jppose retail where be will windup the II- by the boya. n.g convention^ f t Wiv Re m i!*>lalm s." if* tional Balm In*. week campaign that covered Strict terms o f tha proba­ publican and Democratic par 21— 111 French Avenue. the stato's 67 counties. tion were apellcd out this 22— Home Food Service, 401lies- according lo the Con­ Scott Kelly told supporters morning by Judge Miso who gress of Racial Flquallty West 13th Street. he will have an "overwhelm warned the youths they would 23— Prairie L a k e Legion(CORE). Ing majority of the votes” "definitely" ba sant to tha HalL Tuesday. Industrial school should they Karl, In .Miami, said he violate tha terms. BAKERSFIELD. Calif. would continue discussing all Ilia boys' parents or cle$a (UIH) — Sen. Harry Goldwa isauci up to the last minute friends wera in tha judge's ter has another feather in his and would not allow (he race WASHINGTON (UPI) — piesidrntial primary will be to degenerate into a name chambers this morning. California pre • primary cap today—the unanimous en Voters In six states go to the held May 26. calling contest on the last dorsement of the conserva­ polls Tursiluy in primary Other primaries will he day. Burglars hnd a "Held day" tive United Republicans of elections, with most interest held later tills month ill Ne­ Burns' supporters are so centered on Ahihatnn Gov. braska, West Virginia, Ore­ In Sanford over the weekend, California (UROC). confident of victory Tuesday George C. Wallace's president­ gon, Maryland, Kentueky and they have begun seeking although not obtaining too ial test ill Indiana. North Carolina. NEW YORK (U P I)— Potlea much for their efforts, it was backing from supporters of A rigid-to work issue In The District of Columbia other candidates with an eye sought today to link the un­ NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. — reported today by Police Chief solved alayinga of two white ( UPI) A toen-ager George Oklahoinu slimed attention also will hold a primary Tues­ to the runoff election. Roy Williams, as follows: Goldsboro School, nothing 1-awrcnce, 15, was in satis' with the Indiana eolitest. The day to elect delegates to the High continued hla fight men In Harlem to a racist taken; Plnecrest School, noth­ factory condition today In four other stall* balloting national political convention* against Uie big interests, gang of young Negro hood­ ing taken; New York beer Greater Niagara General Hos Tuesday ate Alabama, Flor­ this summer. However, lio wlio spend hundreds of thou­ lums. Evidenea Indicates the gang garden, 1301 W e s t 13th pital after he plummeted 100 ida, New Mexico, ami Ohio. presidential candidal* la in­ sands of dollars during (he Tuesday's primary in Flor­ volved. Street, between $80 and $70 feet onto shale rock in the final days o f the governor's w i i formed in recent months N'igara River gorgo Sunday. ida is for atuto and rongieaTho primaries usher In a campaign to elect (heir fav­ and had dedicated itself to at­ from a Juko box. aiunal offices. Tbo state's month of heavy politicking in orite candidate. These can­ tacking whites in the largely State Produce Company, which 12 states will vote for didates spend $7,000 a day. Negro area for reasons o f race 1300 French Avenue, checks, GENEVA (U PI)—The Ken­ real or phantom candidates It would take a citizen earning alone. stamps, papers ami three for the presidency and for $1.25 an hour, tha minimum One o f the murdered men hams taken; George DcMat- nedy round of tariff talks candidate* for state offices I advocate, three years to was a missionary, tha other • tio grocery, 1506 West 13th opened Unlay witli a pledge from President Johnson that and Congrcas. earn that much." fruit peddler. Street, some rliunge stolen, The Republican schedule I)r. Stanley - Parker office, the United States will do it* list* nine states choosing na­ 209 Ssn Carlos Avenue, silver utmost U) reduce harrier* to letter opener; Dr. Eli White, international trade for the A Bookartown Negro, Eddie tional convention delegates in 302 San Marcos Avenue, noth­ benefit of all nations. Lee Smith, 19, will answer to May at state conventions, in­ ing, and Dr. C. F. Brooke charges o f armed robbery and cluding fuur tills weekend and Smith, 302 San Marco* Ave­ breaking and entering before others to come In Wyoming, VIENNA (U PI) - Heavily Justice o f the Peace Hugh Michigan, Vermont, Alaska nue, $79 taken. armed Czech security forces Duncan this afternoon. and Mississippi. and police chased young Constable Bob Carroll ar­ anli • Communist demonstra rested Smith early Suturday in tors with police dogs during a Bookertown bar after Mrs. May Day riots in Prague, E. S. Gardner had been robbed Western eyewitnesses report in her grocery at Laku Mon­ Application o f a group of ed today. roe. Kenneth W. area businessmen for a chart­ Carroll suld a thief broke er to organize tha First Na­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) into Mis. Gardner's adjoining tional llnnk of Seminole Coun­ apartment, forced her at gun Ray and Washington countiea ty hna been rejected, it was point into the grocery and [wet® •dded today to counties learned today. made o ff with between $100 whlrh S «r e U r y of State Congressman A. S. Herlong JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - and $160 and a revolver. Tom Adams will send deput­ Jr. telephoned The Herald this From the description sup­ ies to waten Tuesday's bal­ morning that the chief na­ A mother of five children was killed and her husband plied by Mr*. Gardner, Carroll loting for any sign of irregu­ tional bank examiner for the critically injured when their ■aid he atersted Smith 45 min­ larities. U. 8. comptroller of currency car collided with a train near utes later in the bar. The con­ Adams said he was request­ reported he had denied the ap­ here early today. stable said lie recovered Mrs. ed to send the observers by plication. No reason was given Killed was Mrs. Joseph Gardner's wallet from Smith’s candidates whom he identified for the rejection. Noreskl- 29, of Jacksonville. shoe. as a Mr. Thurmond, running Joseph K'oreskl, 39, was in for sheriff in Washington FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY critical condition at a hospi­ County and a Mr. Hodges, WASHINGTON (U PI) - tal. candidate for supervisor of SAIGON, South Viet /(am registration in Bay County. The Supreme Court let stand Investigators said the car today a Jacksonville court struck the engine of an At­ (U PI) — Authorities enforc­ Ada mi previously had as­ order that Duval county pub­ lantic Coait Line train at ed the tightest possible secur­ signed deputies to Nassau, lic school teachers and ad­ 12th Street and Lane Avenue. ity measures In Saigon i#iiay Clay, Santa Rosa and Mon­ SEMINOLE COUNTY ministrators must be assign­ The couple was thrown from to block the increasingly bold roe counties, also at the re­ ed without racial considera­ the tar, which ended in a terror tactics of Communist quest of candidates or Demo­ Fd. Pol. Adv. tions. ditch 50 feet away. guerrillas. cratic officials. mwA... Back On Job Gubernatorial Candidates 3 Youths Put On Probation; 4 To Racing Down To Final Wire Be Confined Job Outlook Fulbright On Trip Conventions Too UROC For Burry Burglars Have Busy Weekend Voters In 6 States Go To Polls Tuesday G ang Suspect In Race Slayings Goes Over Falls Tariff Talks Open Suspect Faces Robbery Count Good Evening! Anti-Reds Protest Application For Bank Rejected Observers Sent To 6 Counties Mother O f Five Killed In Crash Ruling Stands VOTE Tomorrow Obligated To 67,000 Citizens M cIntosh Trained For Service , Experienced Trial Attorney Tighten Security KENNETH W. McINTOSH 0 Exercise Your Right; Vote In Tomorrow's Primaries •' �VA Dividends Pay Premiums Controversy Expected WASHINGTON (UPI) Tba Post Office Department, having made public the de­ sign of the John F. Kennedy memorial stamp, U stoically awaiting high praise and •tarn criticism. The department is almost certain the five-cent stamp’s design will be controversial. It will be Issued nationwide May S , the birthday anni­ versary of the late president. "There will be those who love it and those who hate it, and probably very few in the middle ground," a spokesman said. Ih* design wss select­ ed by Mrs. Jacqueline Ken ncdy. Although no single feature of the blue-gray stamp is unique, all of its features are unusual. It is made up of two panels, both of which look like pic tures on a television screen One of the panels shows the eternal flame and has “ U. S. Postage" inscribed vertical ly along one side. The other contains an in formal portrait of the late president, cropped closely at his chin and cutting off part of his hair at the top. For Property EDWARD SIMON, president of the Scminole-DeBnry Heart Association for the past two years, left, recently turned over the office to the newly elected president, Dr. Luis Perez, second from left. Other officers o f the association, except for Howard Hodges, treasurer, who is not shown, are Mrs. Dorothy Odham, vice president and Merle Warner, secretary. jj^ C iR R A W A Y McKIBBIN Casualty Close Out Sale GIFT ST. PETERSBURG— M. T. Dixon, director o f tha Depart­ ment of Vatarana Affairs for the State o f Florida ha* an­ nounced that almoat a million vrterana who hold GI Ufa In■uranre peliciea are- u«lng their regular annual dividends to guard against Iota o f their insurance. Tha VA haa paid ntarly 1230 million in dividends for 1064 to mort than 4.7 million veteran! and servieamtn who hold par­ ticipating GI insuranct. GI policy holders may ar­ range, Dixon aald, to leava fu ­ ture annua] dividends with the VA as interest as a credit to meet monthly p r a m l u m a should the policy holder fail to pay them before the end of the 31-day period. These dividends are aubject to withdrawal by the policyholder on request. A bath epray unit with selfcleaning brush ia for tha dogs. Twisting the brush head ex­ tends plastic bristles for scrubbing with suds. After rinsing the brietlee can be retracted and looaa hair wip­ ed off. FA 2-0331 114 NORTH PARK B E l E f T JOHN FITZPATRICK YOUR COUNTY COMMISSIONER D IS T R IC T 5 • His Service To Seminole County Since 1961 Has Earned Your Support. • Seminole County Needs A County Commissioner Who Will Stand Up And Be Counted On The Various Problems Facing The County. Pd. Pol. Adv. ITEMS ELECT EXTENDED — DUE TO TOUR TREMENDOUS RESPONSE — THRU MAY 9 50% PO W ELLS E OFF Office K a rlyle Supply 117 8 . MAGNOLIA 322-5842 FREE T R A N S P O R T A T IO N FIRST DIVE into the Olympic-size L-shape swimming pool at Sanford Naval Academy ia pictured. Midshipmen lined up and dove o ff in aucceasion at a aignal from Supt. II. J. Furman, who Inter was himself tossed in, uniform and all. (Herald Photo) HOUSHOLDER YOUR Legal Notice CALL 322-9510 OR 322-4390 THOMAS CHARLIE FOR CONSTABLE DIRT. 4 Pd. Pol. Adv. A. K. HOSSETTER o f Sanford, right, drops his ticket into the box at Kioridu State Rank Fri­ day morning as ho sought to win one of the ex­ pensive gifts offered to mnrk the 25th anniver­ sary o f the hank. With Rossettcr is Wayne Al­ bert, a bank employe. (Herald Photo) The ahoe lace teems to be going the way of the five-cent cigar, the five-cent phone cell, and the buggy whip. A report from the National Shoe Retail era Aiioclation, at any rata, Indicate! that more and m^r* of the new fall ahoea for men are allp-ona. WANTED YOUR VOTE FOR J. U. (URBAN) LEE FOR CONSTABLE DISTRICT 4 NOTIC'D o r BALD N olle* 1* h -r.b jr given that pureuant to final dacra* ren ­ dered on th* loth d a y o f April, l i f t , In that certain cauat pending In th* Circuit Court In and tor H.mlnola County, Florida, In Chancery, wherein FIRST FF.DLHAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, a co rp o r­ ation. la P lain tiff, and EDITH O. SEAMAN I* defendant. Chancery Dnrkat No. l * » » l , I ARTH U R 1L UKOKWITH, JIL. Clerk nr the afnreaald Circuit Court, w ill within the legal hour* o f aal* on FRIDAY, MAY II, l l l l , o ffe r fo r aala and Ball to the hlghret and h alt bidder fur caeh at tha front dour of th* Courthuuaa o f Samlnnl* County, Florida. In Sanford. Florida, the follow ing daacrlbad property, allualed and being In Bamlnola County, Florida, to -w lt; Lot* tl. ft. and t l. Block 14. o f HANLANDO THE SUIIL’ IHI 1IK At’ T IF l'L , A L ­ TA MONTH SUCTION, a c ­ cording to Plat th ereof re ­ corded in Plat Hook *. page •T, o f the Public Record* o f Sem inole County, F lo r ­ ida. Said eala w ill be m ad* pu r. euant to and In order to eatlefy the terme o f aald fin a l d e ­ cree. (SKAT.) A rthur II. Ilackw lth, Jr. Clerk o f Circuit Court. In and for Sem inole County. Florida. B y: Sandra S. Jehnaon. P. P. PH ILLIP H. LOGAN SIIINIIOLSKIt AND LOOAN P. o. noz m i Sanford, Florida Attorney far P lain tiff Puhllah May 4, 1144 enu-a "LET'S TALK DRY CLEANING Vote for Experience in Law Enforcement, Fairness and Justice for All. COUNT Y JUDGE rr By - WOODROW CASH r«i. r «i. Adv. H EAR Jim Pigott Vote Tomorrow — M ay 5! m od ern YOUR CANDIDATE FOR STORAGE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION discuss our school issues! ,^o<hn-tb*n pk4,it up for v«pm, M<niton* dryrWaniag. lit*l himm r**r> ilaaa rrc*i*r* grnll* handling and r«rrful attmlion. %h*n nrrUfd again, you* *J«hr* will be raturned to >«Hi iwbfraaioeislt) > m t l, ready to wear. Call Tonight rloart rlultrr, WTRR Sanford 9:15-9:30 pd. rui. Adv. Downtown Cleaners & Launderers 113 8 . Palmetto Ave. 322-5292 • • • • Dorn and raised in Seminole County. Married — 4 children. Resides 1004 Lincoln St., Sanford. Member: First Methodist Church, Ameri­ can Legion, Sportsman Association, DAV, Kiwanis, Elks, Florida and Semi­ nole County Bar Associations, Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. • Has practiced law in Seminole County for 17 years. • County Prosecuting Attorney for past 11 years. EXPERIENCED - CAPABLE - FAIR! P 4 . P o l. A d r. �Ganforl Officers Named For Bear Lake •Garden Circle frralh Mon. May 4, *64— Pape 3 City Hall Wants No Monkey Business MIAMI (L T D - You can't fight city hall and you can't monkey around with it, either. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fow­ ler bought a pair of woolly monkeys and built a 8(50 spe- RE-ELECT daily heated house for them and we’ ve got ordinances after checking with city hall against things like that.” at Biscaync Park near here. A clerk told them it was okay to have monkeys. But when the monkeys were installed in their out­ door cage the city gave the Fowlers 10 days to get rid GIVE YOUR HOME of them. THE BRIGHT LOOK “ They asked if there was l*h. 322-88(1 any law against monkeys and we told them no." said Mayor J. W. Rchficid. “ Rut we did­ ATLANTA (U PI) - Atlanta n’t know they were going to police said Sunday night they start an outdoor too. The 2817 S. French are complaining still did “ not have the tiger neighbors by the tall.” The tiger in question was a nine-week-old one stolen late Saturday from the Atlanta Zoo. Valued at 81.000, the tiger was being kept in a nursery in the cat building out of the pub­ lic view and Zoo Director Johnny Dilbcck suggested the thief must have known where to find it. Five years ago, someone stole an alligator from the too—and it later turned up in a swimming pool in a down­ town hotel. By Maryana Miles Officers for the Boar Lake Garden Circle were Introduc­ ed at a meeting o f the group held last Thursday at the home of Lie president, Mrs. C. L. Brunk, 1337 Lake Asher Circle, Bear Lake. Mrs. Brunk was re-elected * f o r another term as president. Other officers will be Mrs. Albert Jacobs, first vice pres­ ident; Mrs. Vernon Gleaves, second vice president; Mrs. Vernon Herrington, treasurer; Mrs. Richard Scott, corres­ ponding secretary and Mrs. Allen Forward, recording sec­ retary. Officers will be installed byMrs. Scott at a luncheon to be held Saturday at 12:30 p. NEW MINISTER at Forest City Baptist m. at the Crest Restaurant in Church. Rev. Clifford Gresham, and Mrs. GrePine Hills. The luncheon will shnm are now residing in their new home on be the final meeting of the Ten ace Boulevard in W. Lake Brantley. The circle until activities arc re­ Greshams moved here from Winter Bark und sumed in September. have one daughter, a student ut DuBois Aca­ Others present for Thurs­ demy. (Herald Photo) day night's meeting were Mrs. Charles Duncan Jr., Mrs. William Massey, Mrs. Mallard ducks have been Robert Kowalski, Mrs. Rob­ known to live 20 yeara. ert Stevenson, Mrs. Carl MoCub Scout Pack 507, which j ro, Mrs. Charles Ryan and m sponsored by Grace Meth­ Mrs. Max Weiner. ELECT odist Church, held its April Pack Meeting at the church on the theme, “ Cub Scout Na­ turalist." Two full tables of [ plants were on display. A pot luck supper preceded the By Evelyn Lundy The WMU of the First Bap­ meeting. JOE DAVIS YOUR STATE REPRESENTATIVE BRUNING PAINTS Tiger Stolen From Zoo FROM SEMINOLE COUNTY A VITAL Interest and Active Participation In Affaira Of Seminole County. A PROVEN Record Of Public Service For Seminole County. DEDICATED To Tnsk Of Serving ALL Of Seminole County. Factory aint Outlet Td. P n lilie n l A d v . SW IFT Seminole Sliced Cub Pack 507 Has Meeting t I w in t f c n . MOT. — I Jaok Oviedo Church Circles Set M eetings tist Church of Oviedo will meet at 7 p m. at the church for the regular monthly aupper and business session. Sup­ per will be served by the Pearl Martin Circle. The Bethany and Mary Fos­ ter Circles of the First Moth• odist Church both will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Wayne Ellis with Mrs. J. T. Coe as co-hostess. Meetings were scheduled to­ day for tha Mary Martha ClrT ie at 8 P-tnthe homo of Mrs. B. F. Wheeler and for the Chapel Guild Circle at 3:30 p.m. at the home of Mra. P. G. Slavik. 9 The new Morning Circle be­ ing formed will meet Wednes­ day at 9:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. John Lundy. Anyone wishing to Join or visit will be welcome. Awards were presented by Stevean Kostival, pack mast­ er, to: Donald Fcrrante, bear badge; Mltchcl Murphy, wolf badge and denner stripes; Bob McIntosh, wolf badge; Jeff Parrish, wolf badge and gold arrow; Doug Hammeifahr, wolf badge and denner stripes; Robert Thompson, denner stripes; Rickie Kosti­ val, assistant denner stripes and Dean Trovlngcr, lion bad­ ge, gold arrow and year pin. Bob cat pins were presented to John Cocliranc, Bryan Hurt, David Tise, Mike Smith and Stacy Ollifs. Buddy Williams, institution­ al representative, presented an 818 check to Donald (Rocky ) Ferrante for selling the most tickets in this area for the recent Scout-O-Rama. R E G U L A R 4 9 1 ^ 1^ Q U A N T ITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU M A Y 6 * 150 EXTRA STAM PS 8 5 EXTRA STAMPS m th CHOPPED, SHAPED Cube Steaks 10 h, 89* 2 5 EXTRA STAMPS with T A R N O W 2 9 * a 3 9 g Cuban Sandwiches 2 5 EXTRA STAMPS W IT H A N Y RTG Palmetto Farms Salad 25 Franks 2 Franks . . . 59* Livers . . . ^ 59* REG EXTRA STAMPS W IT H SUPERORANO 2-lb. Cottage Cheese 8 9 c • SWIFT PREMIUM KOSHER REG. 79< GR. " A * FROZEN CHICKEN SO EXTRA STAMPS W IT H GA. BRAND Brick Sausage JPy COPELAND *59* * REG. 2 /t t g Mix ’em or M^tchem LIBBY'S FR O ZEN / R ESU LT S — N O T P R O M IS E S CHICKEN A SEEP * NAM * TURKEY it MEAT LOAF it SALISBURY STEAK * * IXMOMAM * PiNfAPfUU RASPMRRY * PINEAPPLI-CRAPV * LEMON-PIN!APPLE * PINEAPPLESTRAWBERRY . . . FRUIT DRINKS D IN N E R S 9 ^ 99/ 2 -7 9 / * V \ \ V v * V ,> h T For responsible T t v Y ’i i i i i » » 0 1 f f t ** * f i w * f* ? r ip >—•'L - leadership in n i n v » » # 0 0 0 M i n r u n ] ^ 1 - 'N Fresh, Fancy Golden Bantam Drinks15-1. the interest fi j) ^ - ASSORTED FLAVORS (I l Y i 11 \n CORN of ALL PEOPLE... 10 OTXtt DARLING WHOLE WHEAT Bread 2*33/ Buns 29/ Tom atoes 2 «"•2 9 / f DIXIE DARLING RARS4N CINNAMON RED RIPE 0m aat ■ VOTE i FOR tMKJFTY MAID • DEEP SOUTH Tomato Juice ! APPLE JELLY BRAILEY ODHAM Sow K X . . 46-<*. Can 1 9 Price and Quafter j Sow 16* ON A MAY Kennedy - Johnson J CATSUP CORN FLAKES 1 9 JN 14-02. Bot. 1 5 J (An* 2 wHh 82.50 and. ar moOT Sa w 8 * . . 8-ox. PkQ 1 5 kJtoR 2 wMi $2.50 o»d or m n iM & rfiZ riR '. Save 4 Y it . . 8-o«. PV^ Swot Mac and & MaREfl 5 TheSmart Place To Democrat Fd. PoL Adv. f* C 3 ? r W ie . KELLOGG'S 2-Lb. Jar • Sow 61 FO R U. S. SE N A T O R Q OIL MONTI Frtnch A yr. A 25th, 400 E. First SC G o..TorGood Things ToEat F tla etto Avc. L 3rd SC Uigltuuy 17*02, LungMuod 4 1 �i . -s ' BmtTffrfl ®h» fffitB P » f* 4— M ob . May 4, *84 Elmer G. Banks Dies In Ohio Wide Areas Lashed By Violent Weather United Preea iBtormttocil An IntenM ttorm high in the northern Rockies dumped mors snow In Montana today and pushed heavy rain east* ward acroaa the Great Plain*. Rising floodwater* In Georgia kept scores of families from their homos. Wind gusts up to 46 miles no hour were reported at Bill­ ings, Mont., and Icy winds whipped giant drifts out of Sunday's 10-inch fall In moun­ tain passes. The weather bureau said the storm was Intensifying and warned Montana cattlemen to protect their livestock. Two days of rain sent rivers and streams spilling from their banks In Georgia. More than 100 families fled their homes In Richmond county and a dosen persons were * to seek refuge from gushing water near Thomasville in southern Georgia. Hurricane force winda peak­ ed at 100 mph. along the North Carolina coast Sunday and caused property dam­ age. Telephone poles were torn from the ground and power disrupted for three hours to one area near Southpart, N. C. A r b o r e tu m * Most arboretum*, in addl tion to special lectures and c o n d u c t e d tours through plant collections, have exellent reference libraries and act a» centers o f plant Infor­ mation, identifying p l a n t * ■ent In by amateurs, answer­ ing question* and publishing bulletins, according to the Encyclopaedia llrltnnnlca. Elmer G. Banka of Sanford died at 11 p.m., Tuesday, April 28, In tho Veterans Hos­ pital in Dayton, Ohio, following a long illness. Born in Tallapoosa, Gs., March 30, 1907, ha cam* to Sanford with his parents In On Kearsarge NEW IBM MACHINE used by the Florida State Rank, the first to get the Intricate equipment in the county, Is heinjf checked over by visitors to tho bnnk. Friday the institution marked its 25th anniversary. Shown nre, from left, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy F. Friend of Enterprise, I»rinjf Bur­ gess, hank vice president, and Mrs. Hernard Schumann of Dcllnry. M rs Lynam Dies In Philadelphia Word has been received of the death of Mr*. William (Maud) Lynam, former resi­ dent of Enterprise who has been living in tho Presbyter­ ian Home In Philadelphia, Pa., for tho past acvcral yeari. Funeral services were held in tho Presbyterian Chapel and burial wai in Philadel­ phia. EST. 1933 IN S U R A N C E A T A 114 Bo. Phono SAV/i USS KEARSARGE (FHTNC) — Terry W. Rider, interior communications technician thlnl class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Rider of 159 Plumosus Dr., Altamonte Springs, is serving aboard the antl-eubmarlns aircraft car­ rier USS Kearsarge which March 30 searched for nine passengers of a privately own­ ed aircraft which was forced to ditch In the Pacific Ocean. The plane was last heard from on March 28 when It rei ported an engine fire on Its ‘ flight from Hawaii to Los An­ geles. At aunset on April 1, the search was railed off and Ute passengers were presum­ ed lost. Kearsarge normally opera­ tes at the hub of an anti-submarine "Hunter-Killer'' group composed of air, surface, and sub-surface units designed to find and destroy enemy sub­ marines. FA 2-0814 G EO R G E j ! j BOBROW COUNTY COMMISSIONER I DISTRICT 3 | We Need A NEW Anil LETTER Appronch. i I I Am Convinced That My Sludy Of The Counly’a Problems Will Help Solve Them. \ Self Employed; Time For Service | Pd. Pol. Adv. THOMAS A. SPEER ~j Seminole County Prosecuting Attorney “ I will serve all the people fairly and impartially M ay 5 Democratic Primary For Trnnsporfafinn To Tha Polls CALL 322-2630 Paid Political Adv. Check new sheets for the thread count. The higher the thread count, the better the sheet. Palmetto ELECT 1921. He wss a veteran of World War II and services were to be held today at 3 p m. In Washington, D. C., with burial to follow in Arlinglon National Cemetery. Survivors are two sons, E. G. (Jerry) Banks of Winter Park and Frank Banks of Dayton, Ohio; two sisters. Mrs. Irving Feinbcrg and Mrs. J. L. Horton Sr. of Sanford and several grandchlldren. nieces and nephew*. In Washington, I). C., today lo attend the acrvlces are E. <}. Banks, Mrs. J. L. Horton Sr. and J. L. Horton Jr. VOTE Legal Notice IN T i n : CIIICDIT COtTIT OP Elect -i ill: m v i ii jt 'in r iA i. m i ­ l l i t im a \ ii p oll Kr.sn.si* 111.13 I.OII.NTI . VI.lilt III A. ITIAVrrMV No. I1HSI Hi, in .N n in :i.i> r o i l HAVING* Charlie Thomas I WELCOME WAGON hostess Mrs. Virginia Petroski wns on hand Friday for the special open houso held at the Floridn Stnto Hank. Tho hank wns mnrking its 25th anniversary. Part of tho Rifts offered to hank visitors is shown by Mrs. Petroski. She is holdinR part of a sterliriR silver urranRcment. Herald Photo) CONSTABLE District 4 Ti Lake Monroe Jottings r.i. Poi. Adv. ROOFING IN STJU A TIO N -R E PA IR S1 ^^Inutcrllilt D D I I D I I f t Wind Seal U SIIINCI.ES CAM . US TODAY FOR YOUR FREE ROOFING ESTIMATE I Free EHlImntffl Mnple Ave. at One Hill To Pny The Gregory Way 322-0500 Glli S t. Sanford Flo. cam— — — DUO MOTEL BEACH MOTEL 1JJI S. ATLANTIC AVE. I W 21 S A ll ANTIC AVF r.j\ s lJIHE<'TliY'Ui\ T in hi u ir 106 Units . . . offering a choice of Uviuliful Motel Rooms, Kihcienciea anil Bedroom A|u>rtim-nU, all attractively docoraUxlaiul pro­ viding elegant com fort. . . Ity Mrs. II. I* Johnson Hello there. Watch your gar­ den grow now. Because of that welcome rain we hod Monday It will sure green up that lawn and make Ihe flowera bloom »uro enough ♦ • • Claude (Uubha) and Johanna llitell and two small children were here tills past weekend visiting his parents Claude ami Mary llitell. They got to see Tommy Hitlell who rame In Friday from South Carolina where lie is station­ ed wills the National Guard. Tommy ha* a two weeks leave. • • ♦ Also home on leave with the Guard is Jim­ my Carroll. Had William Jr. and brother Tommy drove up lo get him Thursday. Jim got home In tlino to go sec his grandfather William Carroll Sr. who Is confined lo the local hospital where he underwent recent surgery, ho glad you are on the road lo quick recovery Bill be­ cause 1 understand you were really very sick. I know it has cased the worry on Mahie.. • • • Congratulations lo Mildred ami Ivnn Noble on Ihclr 25th wedding anniver­ sary. They are former resi­ dents and were here last week for their anniversary. • • • This Sunday was Na­ tional 4 11 Church Sunday. The senior 4-H Girls group of Lake Monroe went in a group to the llpsala Prcshy tcrian Church where tiny participated In Ihe service at the 11 o’clock hour. Hcv. James Hardin s p o k e on of Three Choices •The Youth. Everyone wa» wrlcome to visit at that time to hear the girls • • In the Coun­ ty 4-H dress revue last Sat­ urday evening Patty Baker and Susan Dunn of the luike Monroe Handy Helpers 1 11 girla came In second place in the senior and Junior divi­ sion. Also In the Junior divi­ sion runners-up were Debbie All unlit h m ’roomcontrolled Alr-Condltlonlnf end Nest The (UtVooeu with Tub l Shower, Redlo, Hill Musk, IV, lows Phones, Private Balconies. • Rcshwiler Swimming Pools • Shutlleboeid Courts __________ * Octenview Dining Rooms, feetudng superb food A N D l-'t Hi I 111 I t ( i \ ( i M \ M I |i| 11 D A V ^ BEACH, FLORIDA OAll_ 3 Just d aAyYtToO nN aO mlmiUs from Golf Courses, Thaotroa. Night C3i£a, I. I. 8lio|W, lUoUursnU, H iw linr Kvmla, Irmnl HuruU ■linrluais. 6. For Information on All 3 Motel* Send Coupon To; - Addrcae_____________________ ® City_____________________State________________________ / j D#f«ndants. M ou rn o f a i n : in n i:m :iiY o iv KS Hint nn th« lath <tnjr of Mnr. 1914 at 11:00 A M. at th* tnnlii ifour of tlio Court houna of M'*mlnolo County, lit Hanford, Florida, tho undondgntd Clork will riffar for tala to tha high* rnf and l»r»t bidder for ca*h tha following dr nrrlh»'<l real pro­ perty: I,*-! ||, Work F. COUNTRY CM 'll MANOIt, UNIT NO. 3, according lo O'" plat n o tic k tharrof na recorded In I'lat Book If. Faff* 75 and 74, I'uhllc Tlacorda o f Hamlaolo County, Florida together will* all structure*, Intproveinanta* fixture*. appltnn nrul nppurfananoaa on anh| land o r u»*-<l In con ju n c­ tion therewith. Thla aala le mad# pursuant ♦o final darraa of foracloaura rnlarrd In Chanrrry action No. I!tItf*4 now pending In ilia C lrrult Court o f and for Hsmlnols County, Florida* l» ATI T • TIII8 10th day af April. I9lil« (HKAL) Arthur FT. fleckw lth. Jr. Clark o f tha Circuit Court Ity H.indm 8. Johnaon f)#pl|ty Clark ANDKIIHON. IICHIf. DRAM A !/>tVNDi:H Attnrnrya for I'la ln llff Fast Central Iloulrvard Orlando, Florida Pul.lUh May 4, 1M4 CDU-* 'JtSfToiU 5 o « " **hJ1 There’i a J lot to do in " SANFORD 4 N you'** sewty mtotd. lor the Dt.cit them, th« hot p'sut to t i l a wMk-.sd rwort, tour church or lynsgotiM, ptKM to ihop or pwhsp* a horwa or rpirlmtnt. . . . nsd the The Sanford Herald Welcoi II Virginia I'rlrnakl P. (>. Bos 1214 Sanford Phyllis Rngrnstein 322-6254 Lake Mary Nora Norris TK 8-1514 8. Srmlnola Mihlrrd n*nrr 668-5631 Deltona Mary Gettings Bear Lake 293-6847 | it | 8. A YOUR WOULD APPRECIATE YOUR VOTB AND SUPPORT ON MAY 5. 1964 Lifetime resident o f Seminole County. Actlvu Mem­ ber of the Methodist Churrh of Geneva. Cattleman and citrus grower. Interested In development and growth of Seminal* County. Will cooperate with City, County nnd State o ffi­ ciate for improvement of roads and bridges. With children o f my own to educate, I am person­ ally interested in Ike Public School System or Seminote County, and will work with School officials for tho bettermrnt of schools. I f elected I shall cooperate with ill all or- 1” ^ “ ” Bi-SS.'SL'SSK SJi'SSSi I YARBOROUGH that our fine county so richly deserves. FRED"BUD"DICKINSON IS T H E O U T S T A N D IN G For County Commissioner District I 1. . ot *1, YARBOROUGH 6 0 SILVER BEACH AVE. Name rutntirr, VI. ALLKN K. BOYNLi, Hit , «t US* EDWARD Other O ilvevQandt MOTEL . ----Motel. -■ . 8. Atlantic A m , Daytona Reach, Florida Flea** send color brochure end Information regarding □ hoe Dip □ Lido Reach Q Silvsr fUroy Smith and Charlene Baker of the Handy Helper*. There were 12 entrants from this club and one entrant from Mrs. line's junior 4-JI girls. That Is a wonderful allowing and tho girls are to be congra­ tulated on tho outfits they made. • • • Mrs. Bill Benson of Woodruff Springs had her sister from Tampa as her guest last weekend. • • ♦ • Mr. and Mrs. Willis (Vonda) Carter have gone to Ft. Pierce to reside where Willis will be employed. • • • Miss Wanda Drnsswcll spent last weekend with her brother Winston and family in TitusVilla. * • * Mr. ami Mrs. Foster Allison motored to Hope Sound lo visit with friends for Ihe weekend. • • They had as their guests Sumlay evening the Goodspeeds, of Intercession City. • • • Mary Monfredu of Orange Boulevard had a s l u m b e r party at her home Friday night. Those staying with her and report­ ing a wonderful time were Grace Ann Spivey. Linda and Sandy Presley, Jewell Kelly and Scarlet Dennis. • • ♦ Mrs. If. A. Taylor has returned home after spending some lime in Jacksonville with her daughter-in-law and children. They brought her homo by w-ay of St. Augustine where they (topped to see Edgar Iaindqulst. He look them to Marlnolaml. ♦ • • Grace Ann Spivey and brother Kenny are homo with the measles. • • • Mr. and Mr*. Luther Gray of Ft. Lauderdale are here visiting their son-in-law and daughter tho Paul Dennis'. • • • Mr. and Mrs. George Glass were also weekend guests of tha Dennis. They arc from Birmingham, Ala. • • • Tfio Wallace Driggers of Orlando were weekend guests of the Herman Spi­ veys. in s t it u t io n VOTE PRO GRESS FOR AND C A N D ID A T E D IC K IN S O N CAPABLE ' Pd. Pol. Adv. ALL VOTE FLO R ID A . FOR SO U N D LEAD ERSH IP. FOR T R A N S P O R T A T IO N 0 IS A FOR TO THE POLLS CALL 322-8965 orTE8-3179 Pd. PoL Adv. �®hf OittforB PRTCFS W OO THRimOMESDAY • QUANTITY WONTS R K E R V fO Mon. May 4, ’61—Pape 15 WrriTB Two Of Beatles Unable To Escape The Mob HONOLULU, (L T D —Two of the tinging Unities had ^trouble finding peace and quiet during a vacation stop­ over here today. quartet, Ringo Starr and Haul McCartney, were travel­ ing under assumed names on a separate holiday. Starr and McCartney went to Portual Sunday from The mop-haired llritnns, John Lennon and George Har­ rison, were scheduled to fly on to Australia later in the day. The other members of the • Legal Notice 1\ T U B C lltCI IT « lll Id* OF TIIK M M II J l IHI I \l. f ill- o r %m i I*11it i oi m i . ri.oiu iiA . 1% I IIAM i:ilT Ml. I.'IIIIII i i it o i .i : FKDHKAI* NATIONAL MOHT* fJAHB ASSOCIATION, a co r ­ p ora ti on . Plaintiff. Vi, II m WAI'.O II. Y o r.M l « ml J'ATIIICI A C. YUL’ .N'H. M i wife, !•« ft ii'lanie. | m im i i: nr- « » i , r . NOTIC E IS IIEItKUV O I V BN that oil th* inth day o f May, I9« t. at 11 00 A.M.. at the fr o n t tloor o f the C ou rt ll«»u** o f Seminole C ou n ty , at Snnf< r<l, F lor id a, the H on ora b le A r th u r ft. Ilaekwltli. J r . C lark " f the C ir c u it C ou r t "f Sem in ol e C o u n ty , Florid a, will o f f e r fo r >nle to the hlkhrnt and l i f i t bid d er f o r « a«h, at p ublic o u t ­ c ry , tire f o l l o w i n g dew,rlhed p ro p e r ty of the Defendant! H o w a r d II. Y oung and Patricia C. Y oung , hie wife, ) l.ot 21 M ock t. .NollTII Taris. In Lisbon they hoard­ ed a commercial flight head­ ed for Miami. They used the names Ashcroft and Cockroft. Sunday Lennon and Harri­ son were spirited out of their hotel her. about noon and were driven to a beach home o f an advertising executive who wanted to give them a chance to relax. The respite was short­ lived. Some girls spotted them swimming, and word spread quickly that the Hcatles were in the neighborhood. Soon a crowd surrounded the execu­ tive's home. Lennon and Harrison be­ came tense when the crowd spilled into the yards and Business Briefs A.R. Lnrmann of Lormann Realty, Realtors, Casselberry, announces the opening of a new Hranch Office on I'ondcl* la Road, North Fort Myers. Wayne H. Risliop, formerly of Orlando has been appointed Hranch Manager. Marvin ft. Austin of North Fort Myers and Hazel Helgeson o f Capo Coral arc associated as sales personnel. The opening of the North Fort Myers Office is the be­ ginning of a planned expan­ sion by Lormann Really to lo­ cate offices throughout the State of Florida as rapidly as qualified personnel can be employed and trained to staff 1the new offices. AI >I»I• OHLANPn 2ND TION, ac c o r d in g to plat In Pint t h e r e o f record ed 56 and Hook 12. P a g e* 57, P u b lic Itrc on l* o f Hem Inote C ou n ty , F lorid a; together wit h nil •trutTUre* and I m pr ov em en t* , then or t h e r e a ft e r on ».ild land. T h lt I* mad e p ursua nt to Flnnl D e c r e e o f F o re c lo su re entered In the Above cau se. C h a n c e ry Pocket No, 139P*. now p e n d in g In the Circu it . C our t o f and for Seminole ^ Cou nty, Flor id a. in w itnbh s \vin:m :oF. i havt*. her eu n t o sr t r;;y hand and o f f i c i a l seal thl* 2'.*th d a y o f April. 1961. (HUAI.I A r t h u r II llec k w ith , .lr. Clerk o f the C ircu it Court In and f o r S em in ole C o u n ­ ty. Flor id a ItV Jean E. W ilk e Dep uty Clerk Josep h M M urask o P. O. fink 225 F e r n Park, Flor id a i A t t o r n e y fo r P la in t iff ' PiihlD h May I. P‘ M CPC-7 FARMER GRAY BRAND SWEET SMOKED SLICED trees of nearby homes. Fin­ ally they deiced to return to their hotel. As they left the house, they were nearly mob­ bed. and had to jump in a rar and speed away to escape the crowd. 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POWER A LIGHT HMIHM* BUILD n o MlOA J COMPANY 207 Magnolia Ave. „ MUIFM -I** »Ot«»!«'»«M 4 >OLL PRc3 9 0 NORTHERN PAPER TOWELS 2 REG R 0 L L j 4 1 C 5-6-64 N0W...A DANDRUFF CONTROL SHAMPOO THAT REALLY WORKS ________ - - . „ - i t * - HEAD & SHOULDERS 5oz JAR NORTHERN PAPER TOWELS JUMEO ROLL 2 9 0 ALUMINUM FOIL FLORIDA CUCUMBERS ea 5< REYNOLDS WRAP JS FT ROLL 3 3 0 2 v.oz JAR I 5'-* oz TUBE V'.ozTUBE (| H 89* *]0 0 69* �■ H L .. Thirteen Seminoles To Participate In State Track Meet Sfyr Locals Take 2nd About Sports Place In Group Thinking Meet At Daytona Out Loud X Seminole High track coach, Dick Williams, will put 13 member* of the Tribe's track and field team through a •erica of workouts this week in preparation tor the state finals this weekend In Gaines­ ville. The 13 Tribesmen qualified for the right to appear in the state's big meet by virtue of their Individual and group performances In the regional track and field meet held last weekend in Daytona Dcacli. The Seminole outfit placed second in the meet which was captured by host team— th e Seabreeze Sandciabs. Seabreeze — defending state champions—posted 71 points. Sanford was the runner-up with 59*4 points. Eau Gallic was third with 56, DeLand fourth with 52*4 and Florida Military Academy last with 24. In the track events, George Markos of Seminole copped the 120-yard high hurdles in IS seconds flat. Lcn Reinhart was fourth. In the mile, Sem­ inole's Jack Hunt took fourth place. The Tribe’s foursome o f Jim Whiting, Rick Walstrom, Lloyd Freeman and Clarence Johnson was third in the 880-yard relay with a 1:35.3. Darry Barks, probably Sem­ inole's most consistent per­ former this season, won the 440-yard dash with a 52.5. Ed Griffith also placed in the same event. Walstrom was second in the 180-yard low hurdles when he covered the distance in 22.3 seconds and Linton Knowles came in fifth. Walstrom team­ ed up with Denver Vodoplch, Harks and Freeman to come Jn third in the sprint medley relay with a 2:00.5. Mike Wil­ liams placed fifth in the 880yard dash with a 2:17.2, but Johnson captured first place in the 1120 when he poslrd a time o f 23.1. Cotton Brown was fourth in the tame event. Stcryl Weber, I’aul LcRoy, Dan McCall a n d Griffith teamed up to come in second in the mile relay in a time of 3:40.4, in the field events, LeRoy was third in the broad Jump with a leap of 20-fcet, 11 and three-quarter Inches. Reinhart placed In the vault with a jump of B-fcet, six inches and Lee Sparkman tied for second in the high Jump. Ilia height was 5-fect, 8 inches. Dave N’ocll won the discus event with a tots of 148 feet. This was the third time this spring that N'oell has set a new school record. He has broken tils own school record twice. By Julian Strnatrom Although there is no agency within Seminole County with the authority to name official high school championships in football, basketball, baseball and track, there is little doubt but that Seminole of Sanford and Oviedo High would have to share the four titles during the school year which will soon come to a close. In football, Seminole hat to reign at conty titleholdcrs although they did not meet either Oviedo or Lyman dur­ ing the 1963 gridiron season. But there it also little doubt but that Seminole would have easily beaten the Oviedo eleven and would have outrun the Lyman Greyhounds of the Orange Belt Conference. So it would be Sanford, Lyman and Oviedo in that order. So far as basketball is con­ cerned, Oviedo's Lions — by virtue of their victories over Lyman and the tremendous percentage of wins over de feats—have to be named the county cage champions. We'd have to pick — It were left up to us—the Greyhounds se­ cond and the Seminoles of Sanford last. In baseball, Seminole came on strong toward the close of the diamond campaign, but not enough — in our opinion —to overtake either the Lions or the Greyhounds. The Grey­ hounds failed to come up with winning season, that is more victories than losses du-ing the overall campaign. However, the Wounds did have a fairly balanced nine but they met some stiff op­ position in the ORC. Rut due to the fact that Oviedo came up with ■ record of 10 wins and only one loss in regular season play, we’d have to give Oviedo the nod as the county's baseball champions to go along with their myth! cal basketball crown. It would be a toss-up as far aa second place in county I>a*cba1l is concerned between the Grey­ hounds and the Seminole*. In track, th e e Is tittle doubt but that the Sanford school would have the track and field title safely tucked away. Lyman fielded an o f­ ficial track team for (fie first time this season. Oviedo, due to the limited number of youths avallthle, h it a trick team but participates in only a limited number of events. Anyway, most of the track team member* alto parti clpata In baseball and it's Impossible for the Oviedo school to have much of a track schedule. Meanwhile, the Seminoles surprised everyone In track and field activities this sea Results Friday Navy at Hanford Atlantic post son by placing first, aecond or third In most of their polled—wet grounds meets. Neither Lyman nor STANDINGS Oviedo could hold a candle Team W L Navy to the Sanford school’! thin5 5 cladct this aeason. Fla. St. Bank 5 5 So to wrap up county Utica 1’er. Dairy 5 3 George's —although utrictly unofficial 4 4 Sanf. Atlantic —we have to list them at 0 7 follows for Lite above reatont: Games Today Batcball .............. Oviedo George's at Sanford Atlantic Basketball ........... Oviedo (4:3o Hay Avenue Park) Football ............ Seminole Track ................ .Seminole Little American Dellury Bowl Loop Closes ’64 Season Clark, Dean, Leary The Drllary Spare Ribbers Bowling Club has ended its Win Links Tourney >1 / bowling at the DeLand Lancs for the summer with the standings to date at follows: Ncvcr-Uetter team with 84, Raked Fat 81, Tough and Ten­ der teams tied with 79*4, Raked 73, Leans 69*4, Porkies and Bar-B-Q tie with 67*4, Scrap 65*4, Cracked 58*4, Braised 58, Loins 55, Broiled 54*4 and Ribs 43. Three Game Series: 234 for Morris Shawkey, Elsworth Ogden a 512 and Leon Lormcl a 209. The annual banquet will be held May 14, 8 p.m. at the Imperial House, Winter Park. SENIOR CITIZENS NIGHT NEW YORK (U PI) - The first “ Senior Citizens Night’ ’ ever staged by the New York Yankees will lie held at Yan­ kee Stadium, June 18, when the American League champ­ ions play a nlgbl game with the Boston Red Sox. All fans •0 or over will be admitted for 50 cents. Major Leagues Joe Clark, Frank Dean and Pat Leary teamed up to win a three-mao, low net, best ball tournament held by the Senior Men's Golf Association at the Mid Florida Country Club Wednesday. The three came in with a low net of 59. The trio of Sid Gluckman. Art Krocncke and Ken Kic'cr tied with a n o t h e r com­ posed of Rud Mabry, Lee Ezzex and John Reami for se­ cond place with a low net of 60. Ganforh Erralh Page 6— Mon. May 4, *6-1 Lions Play Today For Group Crown United Fret* International National League W L Pet. GB .714 Philadelphia .714 San Fran. .625 1 Milwaukee .563 2 Pittsburgh The Oviedo Lions were to |ler, “ but this gang of ours .529 2*4 meet the Tavares nine in the could go all the way. Wc'vo St. Louis .529 2*4 Group V, Class B baseball gotten some great play from Cincinnati |Jim Courier, Danny Gam.429 4 Chicago tournament final this after­ mage, Rex Brooks, Tim Col8 tl .421 4*4 Houston noon in Tavarei at 3 p.m., ac­ bert and Charlie Miller, to 7 12 .388 5*4 Los Angeles cording to Coach Paul Mikler. name just a few ."__________ 3 13 .IBS 8 New York The Lions potted a victory Sunday’* Results Pittsburgh 12 St. Louis R over Brooksville last Thurs­ Milwaukee 1 Philadelphia 0 day for a berth In the finals San Francisco 6 Lot Angeles slated for Friday. However, 3 rain prevented the playing of Houston 5 Chicago 3 Cincinnati 6 New York 5. 1st the contest and it has been re­ l o o d ; % a r Cincinnati 6 New York 3- 2nd scheduled for this afternoon. Tuesday’s Game* In the event the Lions con­ Slim Wilson, pilot of the cra ft; Charles Meeks, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati (N) tinue their 13-game win streak Sanford; and Harry Itohson, local sporting goods Houston at San Fran. (N ) this afternoon they will en­ denier. Wilson came in fourth in the boat’s class New York at Milwaukee ter the regional finals this Philadelphia at St. Louis (N) in a recent Minmi-Nnssnu run April 8. weekend for a chance to go to A m erica! Lee gee the state finals. W L P e t GB "W e've got a real good Mondty. Tuttdty, 8 4 .667 Cleveland baseball team ," Mikler said W tdnttdty, Thurtdty 7 5 .583 1 Chicago Friday night. “ I had an idea 8 7 .533 1*4 Detroit 9 8 .529 1*4 our boy a were good but 1 was Minnesota convinced of it following our 7 7 .500 5 Baltimore victory over Brooksville in the 8 8 .500 2 New York • i.a t .r— nW group tourney game against 8 10 .444 5 Washington - r-« / Brooksville. 7 9 .438 3 Los Angeles "I'd have to say," contin­ a 8 .429 3 Washington defeated New Boston ued Mikler, "that Brooksville Beginners- advanced begin­ Kansas City 6 8 .429 a York, 6-5, after a 4 0 defeat, was one of the best high Cleveland shut out Baltimore ners and Intermediate swim­ Sunday's Results after losing to the Orioles, ming clsssea are being offer­ New York 4 Washington 0, 1st school baseball teami I've 5-2, Chicago lx*at Los Angeles ed to ndults of all ages by Washington 6 New York 5, acen. Everyone of their men appeared aa though he were a 3-2, nnd then lost, 6-2. Boston 2nd topped Detroit, 11-7, and Kan the American Red Cross and Baltimore 5 Cleveland 2, 1st specialist at his position and g e l i*ci sas City downed Minnesota the Sanford Recreation Dew Cleveland 3 Baltimore 0, 2nd they worked just like a well oiled machine. However, we ol tli«it partment, according to Mrs. Boston 11 Detroit 7 twice, 7-4 and 8-7. r.tltlo Chichago 3 Los Angeles 2, 1st were able to eliminate them Muriel Scott, instrurisr. from the tournament due to and Los Angeles 6 Chicago 2. 2nd Classes will be held from some good pitching—the kind shako• Kansas City 7 Cinn. 4, 1st 9:30 until 11:30 a. m. start­ Kansas City 8 Minnesota 7, we've gotten all season long. ing today and will be held on "I'm not going to predict 2nd that we will," concluded MikMondays, Tuesdays and Tuesday’s Games Thursdays during the month Lot Ang. at Kan. City, night <N> Head Coach nill Peterson of of May. Instruction is free. "Any adult who cannot Washington at Baltimore, (N ) the Florida State University • Months To Fay Seminoles will be the princi­ swim should avail themselves Detroit at New York (N ) Results Saturday pal speaker May 15 at Oviedo of this opportunity," says Cleveland at Boston High School's all sports ban­ Mrs. Scott. She added, "M oth­ Civttan 12 Lake Mary 1 quet. ers of young children can Lake Mary 000 001 0— 1 2 4 1 The announcement w a s learn to teach their own Civitan 002 037 x—12 6 3 made this morning by Coach youngsters how to swim ," W P - John Wolfe (1-2), Lp| STANDINGS Paul Miklcr, athletic director Further information can be —Charlie Lytle (2-2) W L obtained by calling Mrs. Scott Team at the Oviedo school. STANDINGS Kingswood 7 A Team In addition to Peterson, spe­ at 322 1738. W I. Chase 4 3 cial awards will be made to Klks 6 2 VcRancy 4 3 lettermen and outstanding Kiwanis 5 3 Robbs Constr. 4 3 athletes wlio have participat­ Shrine 4 3 Wilson Maler ed for the Lions this school 4 5 Lake Mary 5 4 3 4 I-ongwood year in football, basketball, CPO 5 5 Fla. State Bank 2 5 baseball and track, plus sev­ Civitan 5 5 U S O 0 7 eral other sports. Rotary 5 5 Games Tonight Winner* of the Sanford Wo­ Games Today men’s Golf Association's an­ McRaney at Kingswood 7:30 Like Mary at Rotary 4:30 nual singles and doubles tour­ Longwood at Chase 8:45 Shrine at Kiwanis 7:30 (at Memorial Stadium) nament recently held at the ( i t FI. Mellon Park) Mayfair Country Club were announced today. Helen and Andy Carraway A$ LOW A t took the doubles title with Results Saturday North Orlando 8, Altamonte a low gross of 77. Runnersup wore Edie and Rob Ware Twins 0 Altamonte Senators 3, Cas­ with an 81. Russ and Lucille Pearson, with a 67, took low selberry 2 Sunland at Longwood, ppd. net honors and runners-up, with a 68*4, were Peggy and rain Lake Mary at Rear Lake- ppd. George Rillups. Second run­ ners-up were Jan and John rain STANDINGS Johnson with a 68. Matching W L cards for third runners-up Team 1 A were Marion and John Cox North Orlando and Kathrine and Charlie Altamonte Senators 1 0 0 A Park with 6Sl. Bear Lake Lake - Mary 0 A In the tingles group, low 0 A grot* winners were Min Keelongwood 0 A Sunland nan and Sonny Powell. Low A Kennedy - Johnson Democrat Casselberry 0 1 net winners were Essie Batson Pd. Pol. Adr. 0 1 Altamonte Twina and Gene Clemons. DRIVE IN NOWI THE TRAVELER 27. powered by a .125 h.p. Chrysler inbonrd-out-bonrd engine, capable of speeds up to GO miles per hour, is shown being demonstrated on Lake Monroe by (from left) Engineers Clash With Hunt's In Top Muni Tilt BET THESE CAR SERVICES a SAVEI |W Marichal And Mays Swim Classes Gel Underway Team Up On Dodgers Al City Pool By Fred Down UPI Sports Writer Juan Marichal doesn't get as many headlines as Willie Mays and Sandy Koufax, but it's possible that he's every bit as valuable as both of them. In any event, he is the big reason San Francisco has moved into a first • place tic with Philadelphia for the Na­ tional league lead. The 2flyear old right hander from the Dominican Republic has picked up right where he left off last season with four straight victories, including Sunday’* 6-3 triumph over the lx>s Angeles Dodgers. He has a two-year streak of 10 con­ secutive victories and he has beaten the arch-rival Dodg­ ers in five of their last seven meetings. A rrowd of 52.300 In I<oa Angeles saw Marichal pitch a six hitter and strike out five Sunday liehind a nine-hit at­ tack that Included a single and a homer by Mays, ex­ tend his hitting streak to 10 gamei. Mays' ninth homer of the year enabled him to regain the major league lead and the fabulous centerfielder boost­ ed his average to .456. Milwaukee dropped Phila­ delphia into a first-place tie by heating them, 1-0- Pitts­ burg outstugged St. Louis, 12-8, Houston beat the Cubs, 53, and Cincinnati swept the New York Mots, 6-5 and 6 3, Results Saturday in other National League ac­ Rear Lake 4, North Orlando 2 tion. Altamonte 4 Casselberry 0 In the American League, Sunland nt laingwood ppd rain STANDINGS Delay Fight Team W ACCRA, Ghana ( UPI) — Altamonte 1 Tha world featherweight title Rear Lake 1 between champion Sugar Ra­ Long wood 0 mos and Floyd Robertson Sunland 0 irbriliilrd for May 2, has been Casselberry 0 postponed one week. Tha de­ North Orlando 0 lay was necessary because Ramoa was declared medical­ ly unfit. Baseball and softball play in the City’ s recreation de­ partment league will be re­ sumed this afternoon and to­ night, weather permitting, with six games on tap. The Locomotive Engineers and Hunt Llncoln-Mercury will clash this afternoon in the top tilt of the schedule. Hunt's leads the Little National with a record of seven wins and no losses. The Engineers ara right behind the Automen with six wins and two losses, this will provide the Engineers with the opportunity to close the gap on Hunt’ s. The game is slated for Fort Mellon Park at 4:30 p. m In other contests George’s will meet the winlcss Rank­ ers of .Sanford Atlantic in a Little American loop con­ test at Bay Avenue Park, 4:30 p. m. In the Men's Slo-Pitch Softball circuit, McRancy meets Kingswood and Ixmgwood tangles with Chase. These games get underway at 7:30 tonight at Fort Mellon Park. At the Memorial Sladlum this afternoon Lake Mary meets Rotary in an afternoon Junior 1-eague encounter at 4:30. Tonight the Shrine and the Kiwanis elast at 7:30. South Seminole Senior League Little National ffT'! ALIGNMENT $nnc FSU Coach Will Speak At Dinner Complete Service Junior League Men's League BRAKES Women's Singles Winners Named ADJUSTED South Seminole Lillie League For responsible leadership in the interest of VOTE BRAILEY 0DHAM FOR U. S. SENATOR o WHITEWALL RETREADS 10 2 Ml. W. of Sanford lit. 40 Featuring • Ragged Minnuwa • Shiners — Med. & Large • Missouri*, Worms, Cricket* I'h. 322-6640 818 B. FIRST HANFORD WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS FREE SAFETY CHECK Get your official 1904 Window sticker now! W A R R E N 'S F A R R E L L ’S TUNE-UP sg 6 6 BAIT BUCKET ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. - 6:15 P. M. $ 12S W EEKLY/ FOR s ON 100 BRANDS BU D G ET TERM S ALL PEOPLE.. Results Friday Standard 4)11 at Hunt IJn-Mrr postponed—wrt grounds STANDINGS Team W I. Hunt Lin-Mrr 7 0 Loro. Kngrt. 6 2 Chase 3 5 First Federal 3 Standard Oil 0 7 Gamei Today l«oro. Engrt. at Hunt Lln-Mer ( i:3o Ft. Mellon Park) SPECIALS EVERY D A Y! MUFFLERS SHOCKS-BRAKES GOOD A Qualified Mon for improvement In the transportation. For dose cooperation For more meaningful R E A S O N S FOR Superintendent E L E C T IN G of Public Quality Education. Will seek further areas o f curriculum, text-book* and between county officials. elementary report card. JIM PIGOTT Instruction • For Improved education for retarded children. • For a school superintendent elected by the people. • Will strive to keep the public informed about all phase* o f your school system. J IM PIG O TT Pd. Political Adr. by Mrs. Pigott 9 \ ONLY MINUTES AWM (.O O U ^ I A rI SERVICE STORE 855 W. FIRST ST. 522-2821 �A “TI ** •5# V a a fm f ____ 9th Week Of Gvil Rights Debate Opens Mon. May 4, ’64— Page 7 Postmaster To Speak For HD Club WASHINGTON (U P I)-T h c Senate moved into its ninth week of civil rights debate to­ day with the end not yet in sight but with prospects bright for a partial break in mid-week. Leaders of both parties said they still hoped to begin vot­ ing late Wednesday on amend­ ments to guarantee jury trials in criminal contempt eases growing out of the bdl. But while southern forces fighting the bill tacitly agreed to the preliminary votes this week, they showed no signs of giving up their prolonged light against thu House • passed measure. Democratic Whip Hubert H. By Donna Eaten Longwood postmaster Wil­ liam K. Bryant will speak on tha importance o f using the tip code at the regular meet­ ing of the I.ongwood Home Demonstration Club to be held next Thursday at 10:30 a. m. at tha Civic League Building on Church Street. Guest of honor at the meet­ ing will bo Bryant's daughter, Marcia, who won the recent Junior 4-H Club speaking con­ test. On display will be a Na­ tional Cotton Council exhibit o f articles made from cotton bags. Following the luncheon, for which members are requested to bring a covered dish, will ba a floral arrangement demon­ stration to ba presented by Mrs. Daiay Crittendon o f Cas­ selberry. She will use both fresh and artificial flowera to create arrangements for the home and the church. Hostesses for the meeting will be Mrs. C. O. Fierce and tha club members from Cassel­ berry. Memorial Post Groups To Elect New Officers By Jane Casselberry Officers for the coming year will be elected todsy by Am­ erican Legion Memorial Unit 256 of Casselberry and its Auxiliary Unit at an 6 p.in. meeting at the Women's Club on Overbrook Drive. The Legion also will plan observances of Armed Forces Day and Memorial Day and the Auxiliary will hear final plans for Poppy Day, May 22-23, as announced by Mrs. Kenneth Green, poppy chair­ man. Rcpreientalivca o f the Caisclbcrry Unit attending the Sixth District Pait President’s Parley held Thursday night in Kern Park were Mrs. Harold Kryder, president and Mrs. Whit Ward. Mrs. Kryder it a form er unit and district president in Indiana and Mrs. Ward is past president of the Parkersburg, W. Vs. Auxil­ ary- English Estates PT O To Install New Officers By Jess Casselberry The English Estates Ele­ mentary School PTO will in­ stall oflicers for ths 19M 65 year at s meeting Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the school auditor­ ium. The installation officer will be Mrs. Luke Garia of Orlando. The library will be open for Inspection by parents fol­ lowing the meeting and as a part of the Book Fair they will have opportunity to pur­ chase books for the library at a special discount. Refreshments will be serv­ ed in the cafeteria. Grade " A " Dremied And Drawn Fla. or Ga. Shipped Humphrey, Minn., floor lead­ er for the bill, taunted the southerners over the weekend to pick any date they liked for a showdown vote on the entire issue. But there were no takers. The first vote Wednesday Is expected on a "perfecting” amendment by Sen. Thurston B. Morton, R-Ky., to a south­ ern-barked proposal for guarI anteeing jury trials. Morton's proposal and other " p e r f e c t i n g * • amend­ ments must be cleared before the key vote—probably Thurs­ day—on a substitute Jury trial proposal sponsored by leaders of both parties. ★ Thighs ★ Breasts sf ★ Drumsticks PRINCESS WEDS — Princess Irene of Holland and Prince Carlos lingo o f Bourbon Parma exchange wedding rings during their marriage cere­ mony in St. Mary Major Basilica in Home last week. How Effective Are 'O lder' Cuban Missiles? WASHINGTON (U P I)-T h e tinued regardless o f whether Soviet Union is reported to Castro gets control of the mis­ have removed its best SA2 sile sites. Castro has said he antiaircraft missiles f r o m would not tolerate continued Cuba and replaced them with overflights nnd Washington earlier, less effective models. , has warned him against interJust how useful the older j fering. versions might he against U the Cubans gain control high-flying American U2 re­ of the air defense system on connaissance planes is not ex­ the island and fire missiles plained, but they clearly at U. S. reconnaissance would not be capable of the planes, Washington is prepar­ performance of the more ad­ ed for swift retaliation. vanced SA2 missiles. It was understood that re­ Sources reported the switch taliation would not necessar­ at a time when the Russians ily lie limited to knocking out are believed to be turning over to Premier Fidel Castro control o f the air defense sys­ tem in Cuba manned by So­ viet troops since 1962. The sources could not lie identified. Their rr|>ort also coincided with receipt of in­ formation in Washington that more Russian forces have been preparing to leave Cuba. The United States has de­ clared that its reconnaissance flights over Cuba will be con­ the single site or sites from which (he missiles might have been launched. Precise plans obviously arc secret. The antiaircraft weapons were taken Into Cuba in 1962 when the Russians precipitat­ ed n crisis by placing cn the island, ballistic missiles cap­ able of reaching targets about 1,000 miles away. President John F. Kennedy forced Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev to withdraw the ballistic missiles and some obsolescent 11.28 bombers. G O V E R N M E N T W IT H H O N O R A N D IN T E G R IT Y A Message '* ft TO THE VOTERS Ann Page Smooth or Krunchy OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y Forest City Group To Hear Byron Kimball By Maryann Miles TTie Forest City Community Association, meeting at 7:30 p.m. today in the Blue Boom at tha Trade Winds Cafeteria In Seminole Plaza, will hear Byron Kimball, co-chairman of the Seminole County Cham­ ber of Commerce Long Range Planning Committee, report on activities o f the commit­ tee. All members of the sisoriatlon are urged to attend and guests will bo welcomed. For women who cling to the snappy raincoat, several Ital­ ian manufacturers arc back­ ing the military look—fitted at the waist, epaulet trimmed, brass buttoned, flsp pocket­ ed and belted. R E-ELEC T R. E. "Bob" Carroll YOUR CO N STABLE DISTRICT 4 Q U A L IF IE D by Experience KenMcIntosh “ I want to express to you my appreciation for the many courtesies extended to me during my campaign for Prosecuting Attorney. I especially thank you who have given me your wholehearted support and have worked so faithfully in my be­ half. Reing new in political affairs, I shall always be grateful for your dedicated efforts. “ For the past two months I have tried to meet as many o f you ns possible, but I regret that I have been unable to personally see each one o f you. It is my earnest hope, however, that you have become acquainted with my qualifications and communi­ ty service. “ I am confident that you will agree that my training and experience qualify me to render de­ pendable, fair and impartial service as your Pro­ secuting Attorney. “ Please review my experience — State Road Department Trial Attorney throughout Florida— Municipal Judge — Continuously active before every Court in the County since 1958— Practicing attorney in partnership with Douglas Stenstrom and Joe Davis for the past six years. “ I sincerely desire to serve you—the citizens of Seminole County — as your Prosecuting Attorney. “ TOMORROW, GO TO THE POLLS—ELECT the candidates who are best nualified to serve you in nuhlic office. I SHALL GREATLY APPRECI­ ATE YOITR VOTE AND CONTINUED SUPPORT.” Dim VYlc9jrfoAh PROVEN ABILITY NEW PEANUT TH0R0-BLEND BUTTER FROM FO R P R O S E C U T IN G Jane Parker W h ite Enriched Bread 33 Special 12-Ox. Jar BETTER TEXTURE! BETTER EATING! NOHOLESl EXPERIENCE • Graduate Stetmin Univernlly • Graduate Stclaon College o f Law • Former Trial Attorney Florida Hoad Department • Municipal Judge • Member Florida A u n . of Municipal Judgea • Member American, Florida and Seminole County liar A m iu . SERVICE • State Director ('rippled Children’* Association • President Nursing Advisory Council JANE PARKER DELICIOUS T1<In Sliced or F.xlra Thin Sliced LEMON Sandwich Bread 1Va,"iv26“ PIES Regular Sliced Whlto BUTTERMILK Bread IVa^RB* Special t 1-Lb. 8-Of. Each Regular Blired Whlto Enriched Bread 2 Voa"«31e 39‘ FRESH LONG GREEN CUCUMBERS 2~15 FRESH CHERRY RED • Advisor Seminole Timing Association RHUBARB 2 49 • Past Pres. “ Little Red SchoolhouseM FRESH BLACKEYE • Paat Prc*. County Crippled Children’* Association • Past Pres. County Juvenile Council • Pa*t Pre*. Pinecrest PTA • Deacon, Youth Leader, Teacher Sanford First Baptist Church ATTORNEY PEAS 2 ib , 2 9 ( LARGE CRISP ICEBERG LETTUCE Hd. 19 V b RT drBMVIB BBRVB tlU B W ltll The duties of my office have not allowed time to aee each o f you individually, but I appreciate your X SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y rote. £*PLAID STAMPS - diciaa c s z • **•'*■* ' *A P 'S uPer M°rl<ets IA * would PD. POL. ADV. m KENNETH W. MclNTOSH Pd. Pol. A ir. AM|PIIA a 9t ft I *vi *•(«»*.» 0 i»>l MO. . It Price* la thli ad aro good through Wedaea[day. May C rrrr Pinecreat Shopping Center \ Hwy. 17-92 at 27th i �'•“t r Wfrr PanTin^ Pape 8— Mon. May 4, '64 ^ r r iT l Youth Survives Earthquake, Sinking Of Fishing Boat By Jane Casselberry Charles Benson, lB-year-old son o{ Mr. and M n. Willi* Benton of Kodiak, Alaika, It happy to be back in Casselb eiT y and safe on dry land again after surviving a aeries of hair-raising experiences during the past month. Having survived the March 27 earthquake and subsequent shocks and tidal waves which devastated Kodiak Island as well aa other parts of Alaska, Charles was trying to get to the mainland when tins S3 foot fishing boat on which he was a passenger encounter' cd a storm and sank. He might be considered a veritable modem Jonah, aa this was the fourth time dur­ ing his young life that he has been involved in a serious mishap at sea. Since graduating from Ly­ man High School last June, Charles has been living in Kodiak with his parents, who are both school teachers, and his younger brother, BUIy. He worked in the King Crab fac- LIQUOR M A RT OF VALUESI’rlres An- Tailored To Your Time, Nerds • q -jx i;-y And Budget . . . j Be It A Bottle , . . or Case Free Prompt Delivery I * !® , I jj < -— -----> Tel. 322-0906 Oprn 8 A. M__ 1* Midnight j VOTE FOR C H A R L E S M. SCO TT M It CONSTAIILE — DISTRICT 4 Seminole County Democratic Primary — May 5 “ FOR CLEAN LAW ENFORCEMENT” | CHARLES M. SCO TT I'd. Pol. Aiiv. till Consolidation i Ike R ig h t S o lu tio n * Financial expert* agree that the eaileit and mott practical way to dean up old bill* I* to consolidate them Into a tingle loan. YOU’l l LIKE THE WAY WE HANDLE EVERYTHING! U a n s up G .A to 9400 C . F I N A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N -MNroao111 Watt First Straat soooaaeaeeeeeaaaoaoate Tol. FAIrfox 2-3743 . , ■ . ---------otuwpo ■ 421 North Oranga Avenue Tel. GArden 4-3405 401 Watt Control Boulevard • • • • Tcl. GArdon3 44'/3 1243 East Colonial Drive..••.••«...».•.«. .Tol. GArdon 5-2441 LOANS MAPI 7 0 UIIIDINT6 OF ALL NIAttiY TOWNS g H on deck by the amphibious plane and food, water, and blankets were put aboard. Each man was allowed to take only one small suitcase, but as Charles so aptly put it, “ At a time like that you don't worry about losing wfut you own, but Just staying alive!" He and the ship's cook wore put aboard the raft which was tied to the .Mary Carroll while the skip­ per and mate stayed aboard to try and keep her afloat by throwing heavy gear over­ board and putting the floata­ tion gear In the engine room. A tugboat arrived a little after six but was unable to come along side due to the tory, since wiped out by the tidal wave, and aa a long­ shoreman unloading th e steamship which cornea In every two weeks. When the earthquake struck everything shook "like a bowl of Jelly", but fortunate­ ly the only damage done to the Benson house was a spill­ ed can of paint. When the tidal wave warning came 45 minute* later they were told to get to high ground and so they went to the school build­ ing where they spent the night with about 75 per cent of the town’s residents. Two-thirds of the business district and all of the water­ front industries were destroy­ ed by the 25 to 30 foot tidal waves. Among those killed were the school’s music teach and hit wife, and Sirs. Benson was asked to take hla place. The only communication following the disaster was by short wave radio and martial law was declared closing the town to everyone who did not have a pass. Charles served whorever he was needed . . as a road guard to keep un­ authorized people out of the town, In the school lunch room acrvlng evacuees, or taxiing people about on his motorcycle. Electricity was restored fairly quickly in the town compared to the Navy Base, which suffered considerable damage to the hangars- elec­ tronics building, and heating plant. The after shock brought 13 big tremors doing more dam­ age in many cases than the original quake. Even now dally tremors keep residents’ nerves on edge. On the morning of April 13, Charles left Kodiak to go to the mainland aboard the Mary Carroll taking with him all his possessions including his clothing, record collection and new motorcycle. The boat had been damaged by the tidal wave but was passed by the Insurance Inspectors. Five hours from shore the storm which they had en­ countered worsened and the vessel developed leaks ami Charles' lea sickness Increas­ ed. The next morning the Coast Guard piano attempted to drop pumps scaled in oil drums by parachute but they were carried away by the strong winds. Finally n din­ ghy was launched In 15-foot wave* to retrieve one, but It refused to start. With waves splashing over her bow, at 2 p. m. the Mary Carroll officially doelarcd sinking and Coast Guard ships were dispatched to her aid. A 12-man raft was dropped DeBary Bridge Club Plays 14 Tables Dt-llnry Duplicate Bridge Club playi-tl 14 tables In two xrclions at this week's Tues­ day afternoon games In tho Firemen's Ileerentlon Hall. Play for both sections was directed by Mrs. Jennie Pearnail. Winnern, Sertinn A, N'8, first. Mrs. It. F. Nicludls and Miss Ethel Johnson: second, Mrs. David Ringer and Mar­ vin Long; third, Mrs. Frank Austin and Norman Meyer; KW, first, Mrs. A. G. Be­ som and Mrs. Frank Holder; second, Hnrry M. Brown and William G. I.uts; third, T. II. Gove and Mrs. Edna Itcilly. Section B, NS, first, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Hinkle; sec­ ond, Mrs. Edwin Wachlcr and Mrs. O. N. Lackey; third, William Woodlock and Mrs. Doyle Driver; EW, first, Mrs. Leonard Munson and Myron Accordl; second, Mrs. Nan Edwards and Mrs. Betty Duncan; third, Mrs. Myron Accardl and Mrs. Dolores M. Schob. Proceeds from this week’s game, |20.r>0, were turned over the to DeBary Civic As­ sociation to be used for tho Red Cross Loan Closet- Marjorie Shepard YOUR Tax Collector 1. ONLY candidate with actual experience in Tax Collector's Office. 2. 12 years ax Deputy and Assistant Tax Collector. 6. Thoroughly familiar with all phases of (axes, tags and titles, host registrations, occupational licenses and distributions of all monies handled by Tax Collector. 4. Additional facilities will he provldrd. I . Your vota will ba appreciated. CAPABLE j COURTEOUS anxiously awaiting his return to Kodiak. Two days later he managed to get on the last evacuation plane to leave the island and was flown by the Navy to Seattle. (Through the cooperative efforta of the American Red Cross and the Navy 200 persons were eva­ cuated following the disaster). Charles flew by commer­ cial airliner from Seattle to Orlando arriving on Sunday, April 19, wearing a beard. However, an ultimatum from a certain young lady soon eli­ minated that. He hopes to apply for Orlando Junior Col­ lege and later Join the Air Force. Life Saving Classes To Open In Casselberry EFFICIENT Pd. Political Adv. Longwood C Of C Commends Florida Power Corporation By Donna Estes Tlie Florida Power Corpora­ tion was commended by offi­ cials of the Longwood Area Chamber of Commerce at the regular meeting of the organ­ ization Inst Tuesday evening for cooperation in locating power lines underground at Slade's Airport. Since completion of the work, the airport is in full op­ eration and Is of much bene­ fit to Ixmgwuod and surround­ ing areas. It was reported that further steps have been taken toward accomplishing the current project which Is to provide a printed brochure to bo avail­ able for mailing to interested persons. Materials and prices will be aubmltted to the organ­ ization at tho next meeting. Included In the brochure will be an aerial photograph of the city, to he donated by Slade's Airport, aa well as pictures to be taken by com­ mittee member* of various Mrs. James Birkenmeyer, area eo-ordlnator, r e m i n d s those interested that the senior life saving course Is the first step In becoming a certi­ fied Red Cross Water Safety Instructor. More instructors are always needed to aid In conducting tha s w i m m i n g classes. Class for adulta wilt begin Tuesday from 10 a. m. until noon at the Birkenmeyer home on Lake Griffin. A class for students will be held starting at 3:45 p. m. on Friday. Anyone interested may call Mrs. Birkenmeyer for further information. Registration for s u m m e r swimming classes will be held at tho Casselberry Fire Sta­ tion from 10 a. m. until noon on June 6. Children taking tha course must have completed at least one year of achool. Classes arc planned for begin­ ners, advance beginners, intermedintea and a junior life sav­ ing class for youngsters 12 yt-Mta or older. Instructors will be Mrs. Randall T h o m p s o n , Mrs. Douglas Smith and Mrs. Rich­ ard Cavil! o f Altamonte; Miss Betty Field o f Forest City and Mrs. Tom Herald and Miss Eleanor Zukowski o f Cassel­ berry. A family’ s refers to the as opposed side" or male ing to tha Britannic*. MILWEE IM. Pol. Adv. s LOAN ERVICE STANDS FOR RUDY SLOAN realises the Tax Collector Is a Public Servant. RUDY SLOAN plana Efficient, Economic All . . Service . For Including *1 Branch Office In South Seminole and M o b i la * Service to other points. Toll fret phone service. Let RUDY SLOAN Work For You! Best Qualified RUDY SLOAN FOR TAX COLLECTOR SEMINOLE COUNTY Pd. Pol. Adv. The Future Belongs To Those Who Plan ELECT i -a A M H h w . I Qualified Leadership Free o f Influence and Bias ^ Conservationist and Sportaaua points of Interest In the city. John Reams. C of C direc­ tor and member of the local Episcopal Church, reported to the group that it had bwn through their effort* 32 year* ago that the church had been put Into repair and services resumed after the necessary Diocesan officials had been notified of the need. A committee was appointed to contact form er Chamber members to encourage them to have their membership re­ instated and to solicit new members. Following the business meeting which was conducted by William Raumholscr, pres­ ident, refreshments were aervcd. Next meeting will be May 20. Superintendent of Public Instruction RE-ELECT Ry Jane Casselberry American Red Cross Senior Llf* Saving Classes for adults and students 10 years and old­ er will begin this week in Cas­ selberry. SENIOR CLASS FLAYERS o f Forest Lake Acndemy, under direction of Dorothy Stearns and Clinton Anderson, recently presented Thornton Wil­ der’s "Our Town.” More than 40 students took part in the production which played to u capacity audience of parents and friends. ELECT There la No Subatitute For Experience heavy seas. It was quickly followed by a cutter which put three pumps aboard the Mary Carroll but efforts to save her were In vain. At 7 p. m. she was aban­ doned and sank up to the crow's nest. Survivors were taken aboard the cutter, given hot soup, dry clothing and bunked down for the night. Charles was chilled and ex­ hausted from sea sickness and the five hours which he spent aboard the life raft. When dawn came all that could be found of the doomed vessel was oil slick and a few pieces of gear. His parents, who had been informed of the rescue, were Experienced Flanner Superior Health ^ Highest U. S. Security Clearance ^ Strong Civic Affairs Record Graduate Engineer Full Time on Job J. 0. (JESS) GREGORY Seminole County Commission District 5 Paid Political Adv. ELECT FORD CAVANAUGH "distaff side" female branch, to the "spear branch, accord­ Encyclopaedia YOUR COUNTY COMMISSIONER There in no auhutltute for experience D IS T R IC T ELECT • ;Y - S •■atvjif l W. LAWRENCE SWOFFORD I C O U N T Y C O M M IS S IO N E R D IS T R IC T 3 S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y ,r* keep !* '-•t l S o w n C ounty FO RD C A V A N A U G H MAY 5 W IL L F A IT H F U L L Y W ORK FOR ALL SEMINOLE COUNTY Seventeen yean* experience in County and Municipal government. Family Man. Full knowledge o f dutlee and retiponnibllitles o f the office. Proven ability. Mature judgement. • Interested in Civic Affairs • Member of The Courthouse Committee • Member of The Juvenile Council SucceMful administration o f public fund*. FO RD C A V A N A U G H Beat qualified by experience. j Dedicated To Good Government Ceeaty. Linda T, Billy 16, and PatU IE. 1 PD. POL. ADV. Pd. Pol. Adv. �A •' ffTtr T a in ’t Safe To Roll One Down Street On Dolly McCanna Says Tax Penalties Unwarranted "Tax penalties for failing to f i l e householder's tangible perianal property return* i» n definite slap in the fare to our taxpayers,” Hlchard K. McCanna, Candidate for As­ sessor, Seminole County stat­ ed recently. “ The Tax Asses­ sors c f Volusia and Orange counties stopped this nuisance years ago.” I’d. Pol. Adv. #anfnrfl Mem. Mar 4, '64—'Pnpre 9 IFfralfl J O MIAMI PEACH (U PD —Vetcran Police Lt. Jame* Siegcndorf arrested two men early today as they pushed a safe on a dolly down the street. The men. dressed in conser­ vative business suits and wearing white gloves, told Siegendorf they had found the safe in the street and were taking it to police headquar­ ters. After questioning, however, the two, Jack Shea ami John Ricardo, were charged with grand larceny and breaking and entering. Shea and Ricardo were free under bond in a $70,000 liquor robbery two weeks ago. They were arrested along with three other men on charges of stealing a truck load of Scotch whisky from a warehouse. The safe came from a local grocery and contained about $3,500 Siegendorf said. Parade to Move to. K E N N E T H W. Health Plans For Aged Probed Prosecuting Attorney KENNETH W. MeINTOSH [x] “ Dcpendnlile Aggressive Service Tempered With Mnture Understanding” <Pd. Pol. Adv.) WASHINGTON (U PI) — i A Sous to panel launched hearing* today into deceptive and misleading practices used |to sell the elderly localized health protection plans. Sen. Harrison A. Williams, |D-N.J., said in prepared remarks that the upshot of such |practices was that the buyer 'often discovered, when it wns time to leave the hospital, that he did not have “ the protection he paid for and thought he had.” The hearings were the sec­ ond by a Senate subcommit­ tee on tire aged within a week as proponents stoked up steam for enactment of Pres­ Switch to QUALIFIED ident Johnson's "medicare” plan. The administration bill to finance a basic package of hospitalization a n d health Itenefita through higher So­ cial Security taxes la linger­ ing in the House Waya & Means Committee. for Lego! Notice I M l. |.IlHtn WOONM m'KKT le t. J. C. Hutchison \ \ I SQB, a llliotf* llllB d P lain tiff. r VI. i WALTER JOHN DLAT2S et at, I »«*fr ndMUtr ft OTIC H (IK ItfIT YOUR County Commissioner A B IL IT Y Pd. Pol. Adv. tered airalnat >ou for th* re­ demanded In th# com ­ plaint. Thl« suit la to fo re d o e e .« mortstn*#. The real property prut reded agitltut L: lent 10. IH«»ck I*. SUNT.AND LHTATKH, n subdivision* arcord ln * to a plat thereof, rarordtd In Flat Hook II. pa*#e It to 22 o f lit* ru tdlo Itcrnrda o f Nemlnols 4’ fiunty, KlorMa. WITNKHH my hand and Hi* •Hill o f an Id Court at Hanford, Florida, this Hth day o f A p ril INSTITUTION lie f •u\Inga l>ank( THE STATE OK FLORIDA , To; Waller John lllats, A.\l*1 Naval Air Technical TrainI in* C*ntrr MllllriKton. Tcnn«*i>*e* You ar* hereby notified il.at a suit lisa been attain*! iron and LD.n.or J. Ullt>i your *lfe, In lha above entitled raui>», and that yntt ara r«* <tulr«d to flD your ntitwir with thr t'lrrk *>f till* Court and to •«r\* a copy fbcretif upon lha plaintiff nr plaintiff'* attorlit)a, whoia nans* and a<tdr«*a la J- nnln**. Watta, Clark* and Hamilton. (HI Harnett National Hunk Iltilldlntr. Jacksonville 2, Qualifications: You Can He Proud To Support Jack Mathews For Governor. Don't Accept 2nd Heat Support The Man Heat Qualified For Governor. 1961. tCOUICT HEAL) Arthur II. H#f*kwlth. Jr. ri# rk o f the Circuit Court Hy Martha T. VlhDn Deputy Clerk JcnnItiRa. Watta, Clark* and Hamilton ll.irnett National Hank Hid*. Jackson*III* 2. Florida Huhllah: April 20, 27, May 4, 11, 1941 CDT-BT Seminole 60VERN0R Jack Mathews has waged an honest campaign. And an honest campaign means an honest ad­ ministration. l> T i n : 4 llll'l IT 4 III II I’ l> Florida, not later titan May 22. \Ml I Oil M'AII.MILU l III .%• I9t»4 If yon f ill to do an a de T l, II. 4111111% rrer pro r o n ft iiii w ill ha tti* KEEP PROVEN E March to E le c t YOUR T H Swing to IJILL HOLLER, left, presents sales award certificate to David Tomlin­ son, manager o f Holler Motor Sales in Sanford, in recognition of rceordLrcnking April sales. Seventy-one new cars were sold, along witli 78 used enrs. Previous new car record was 53. M cIntosh IN ASSOCIATED PRESS . . . " S o far, 11 major Florida naw ip ap eri w a r* lined up behind candidates. Senator John M atho w s of Jacksonville led the field. CORAL GABLES TIMES-GU1DE . . . "M a th e w s is a practical worker w hole proqram would evolve from the political machinery he is a master at running." CLEARWATER SUN . .. "S e n a to r M athew s has a fine record form youth throuqh manhood, In colleqe and in our leg­ islative halls at Tallahassee. It is a record com ­ piled through co-operation, hard work and under­ standing, not through wild promises born of hectic gubernatorial cam p aigning." THE MIAMI HERALD . . . "So n ato r John M athew s of Duval County hac talked fiscal sense to the people of Florida." THE TAMPA TRIBUNE . . . "So n a to r M a the w s' public record and his per­ sonal history lead us to believe that he would, as Govornor, give Florida the leadership its problems demand and its opportunities deserve." MIAMI SUCH SUN . . . "W e like Jack M athew s. Senator M athew s it a straight talker. H e has dodged no issues." ST. PETERSBURG TIMES . . . "M a th e w s will be a more effective G overnor than any other candidate. M athew s has the best record of accomplishments valuable to Florida." THE TAMPA TIMES . . . "(M a th e w s ) . . . does not talk In curvet. H e isn't promisinq pie-in-the-sky. H e hat hard-noted executive ability, and a willingness to cut through to the heart of the issue." HIALEAH HOME NEWS . . . Facts viewed logically point to Senator M a th ­ ews . . . we enthusiastically recommend him for the high office of G ove rnor of Florida." County native— 36 years old. University of Florida graduate in Business Administration. Deputy Clerk of Circuit Court in charge of han­ dling delinquent taxes. Public service chosen career with no outside business interests. I Pledge: Courteous, efficent serv­ ice. E c o n o m i c management through sound business prac­ tices. Immediate extension of tag service. 1 FOR FREE T R A N S P O R T A T IO N T O T H E PO LLS C A L L 1 Sincerely desires to Serve you as Tax Collector 7 * 331*» frrvm* 1 1 Longwood 838-2870 Oviedo 365-3415 Sanford 322-4682 Casselberry 838-3740 YOU CAN 1JK PROUD TO 8UPI*ORT — AND WIN 1 j WITH JOHN L "JACK" MATHEWS FOB GOVERNOR Pd. P o l A dr. ID . TOU ADV. �Pair* 10 — May 4, 1061 V m B Miss Bonnie Avenel And Kenneth. Williamson Unite In Church Rite Following the wedding, a The grooms mother chose a MU* BoonW CUre Avenel, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. lovely blue silk shantung reception was held at the Elmer W. Avenel of Sanford, sheath with matching hat, home of the bride's parents which became the bride of Kenneth white accessories and a cor­ on Baywood Circle was decorated with carnations D. Williamson, aoo of Mr. sage o f yellow rose buds. snapdragons, varying Sheryl Williamson, sister ot and and Mra. Dual Williamaon of Sanford on Saturday April 23, the bridegroom, kept the from hue of delicate pink to deep rose. at 3 p. m. at the PreibyterUn Bride's Book. Church of The Covenant in Sanford. The impreaitve double ring candlelight ceremony wai per­ formed by the Rev. Tbomaa Holt Makln before an altar banked with ferns, chrysan­ themums, snspdragons and carnations, with tall candlebras on either side. The church was decorated with baskela o f assorted white flowers, bridal wreath and fern, and each window displayed candelabra sur­ rounded with palms and fern­ ery. Mrs. Gertrude Woods de­ corated the church assisted by Mrs. Lewis Morgan. Mrs. Charles Grtome, or­ ganist, presented the nuptial music and Mrs. Faye Stetson, soloist sang "O Promise M e " "The Lord's Prayer," and “ O Perfect Love." Given In marriage by her father, the bride was radiant in a white flocked nylon gown over bridal satin made by her mother. The Queen Anno style gown featured a scallop­ ed neckline with fitted wrist length pointed sleeves and a MR. AND MRS. KENNETH D. WILLIAMSON lowered waistline, with a full gathered skirt. Her shoulder length veil, attached to a crown of seed pearls fell into a cascade of bridal silk illusion. A sin­ Mrs. Harden Webb attend­ Miss Ann* Slavik, of Oviedo, gle strand of pearls, belong­ ing to her mother, was her ed the National Council of who ia a student at the Mia­ only Jcwclcry, and she car­ Mathmctirs Teachers at the mi Medical and Technical ried a white Bible given to lost School. While there Diane Fountainblcau H o t e l her by the groom. wns, interviewed at Jackson Hiursdny and Friday. There The bridal bouquet was an Memorial Hospital Bchool of orchid, encircled by carna­ wero teachers from all the Nursing. statca and Canada. Mrs. Webb tions with satin streamers. Miss Kathy Avenel served said that it wus a moat In­ J. W. Pendnrvls is recuper­ her sister as maid o f honor, teresting and inspiring meet­ ating at his home in the southand wore a blue flocked nylon ing; not only the lectures but side of Oviedo after having over blue taffeta, identical to also to hear the idea* and been ill in the Orange Memor­ the style of the bridal gown, problems o f the mathmctics ial Hospital. exoept ballerina length. A teachers from various part* soft blue net veil fell from o f the country. Mrs. J. H. Staley has re­ a cluster of blue flowers and turned to her home on Laka seed pearls to form her head Mr. and Mr*. Robert C. Charm aftor visiting In Ma­ piece and site carried a nose­ Jcnks of Daytona Bench, con as the guest o f her sis­ gay o f pink sweetheart roses. wero wcukcnd guest* of Mr. ter, Mrs. W. C. Watson. Mrs. Terry Gore was best man, and Mrs. Jim Michael of Watson arcompunlcd her home and ushers were Topper Ave- Lake Jessup. for a few weeks visit. net, brother o f the bride and Lcland Stephens, uncle of the Miss Diane Gaydlck visited groom. in Miami last Friday and Dark gray or black pearls The bride's mother's en­ Snturday. She was a guest of ara rare. semble was a smart pink lace sheath with matching pink hat and white accessor­ ies, and she wore a corsage of red rose buds. Oviedo Personals 1 Mr. and Mrs. Williamson are residing in Oceana, Va. Out of town guests includ­ ed Mr. and Mrs. I-eo H. Pike of Largo, Mrs. Bobby Clyde Sorrells, Rome Ga., and Leland Stephens of Roopvllie, Ga. Open Wed. p.m. & Frl. Nile Chuluota ..S A Beasley and Jane Lundy, graduating seniors o f the Uvu-ilo High Sci.ooi. Hostesses were Mrs. Louise Beasley, Mr. and Mrs. Tlico Aulin, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. John Lundy. Lighted candles, shining in colonial globes, lined cither 'A ) r . ■ Personals Mr. and Mrs. Neal Maxwell ot Sixth Street, have left tor California to spend three months, where Mr. Maxwell will be attending schooL side of tho drive-way, greet­ ed tile guests as they assem­ bled on the lawn to enjoy an old fushiuned supper of bar­ becued chicken, hot rolls, po­ tato salad, relish plate, and soft drinks. Dessert was a choice of pecan, lemon or ap­ ple pic. After supper guests enjoy­ ed dancing in tho carport which wus decorated with white iron grill work in which roses and curnationa were pinned. llie center piece on the ta­ ble was a largo arrangement of blue and white magnolias. Blue and wldte was carried out over all the party area as these are the rinse color*. Seniors and their dates were in addition to Carol and Jane, Alice Fox, Jimmy Courier, Judy Jakubcin, Johnny Cou­ rier, Shelia Partin, Ann Ride- in Brooklyn, N.Y., and mov­ ed to Casselberry with her family in 1955. She is a grad­ uate of Lyman High School and attended the University o f Florida at Gainesvlll# where ahe was a member of the Newman Club and the Ga­ tor Band. She it the granddaughter o f Mr. and Mis. Joseph Jasintki of Casselberry. Her fiance is a native o f Charleroi. Pa. He is a grad­ uate oi Melbourne High School and he attended Geor­ gia Institute of Technology. He will graduate in August from the University of Flor­ ida College of Engineering. He is a member of Institute o f Electrical and Electronics Engineers and the Order of Dcmolay. The wedu.' -r will be an event of Satunla.. August 22, at St. Mary Magdalene Cath­ olic Church in Maitland. 0 0 • 0 T h e W esley Class Postpones M ay M eeting The Daughters of Wesley Sunday School Class of the First Methodist Church has cancelled the regular business and monthly meeting schedul­ ed for Tuesday. May 3. The next meeting will b* announced at a later data. o nour, Lydia Tuhy, Elizabeth Mikler, Sandy Peterson. Diana Gaydick, Al McCall, Sharon Hand, Chuck Littleton, Doro­ thy Boswell, Brenda Strick­ land, Sue McClelland, Bar­ bara Saucer, Virginia Stanko, Joe Warden, Tom Minter, Danny Gammagc, Tommy Partil* Jimmy Viles, Tim Pooler, Jan Beasley and Diane Aulin. o KING’S BEAUTY SALON Over Roumillat's Drug — Special — 510 Cold Wave Complete Permanent $ 5 -0 0 Haircut Shampoo & Set $1.00 $1.50 No Appointment Nee. Open Eves By Appt. Ph. 322-9638 WE ARE GIFT HEADQUARTERS Flemings 17 Gifts - Cards - Books 210 E. First St. Now W h a t C o u ld S u r p r is e H e r M o r e GRADUATION DINNER PARTY depicting old Bouth splendor was recently Riven ut the Beas­ ley home in Oviedo honoring two graduates of Oviedo High School, Carol Beasley, left and Jane Lundy. tjwudsui CbudzA POPULAR NAVY HOSTESSES get together to ntuke plans for Tuesdays program in the Navy wives homo decorating course. Mrs. J. O. Mayo and Mra. Fred Stlpp will be on the panel and Mrs. Bart Bartholomew ia in charge of tho session. Topic for the day is entertaining in the home und will offer hints for everyone from the new bride on how to entertain dis­ tinctively but economically to pointers for tho experienced hostess on more elaborate dinners nnd parties. ALL THIS W EEK - T0UCHT0NS Lake Mary Personals By France* Wester Mr. and Mrs. James B. Thompson and their four chil­ dren, formerly o f Wichita, Kansas, ar* new residents of Loch Arbor. Mr. Thompson is the son of Rev. and Mrs. James M. Thompson, o f Lake Mary. Thrct o f their children are attending Seminole C o u n t y Schools now; Tracey ia in ninth grade at Sanford Jr. High, James In is sixth and Jonathan In first at Lake Mary. Jeffrey Is still too youug to go. The family spent a week In Lake Mary befora selling in Loch Arbor. They hope to make Florida their permanent home. GARDEN CIRCLES IIEMEROCALLIS CIRCLE The April meeting of the Hemerocallls Circle of the Sanford Garden Club met at the home of Mrs. M. B. Smith with the members repeating the Lord's Prayer to open the meeting. Election of officers was held, and elected to serve were Mrs. Robert Zlttrower, president, Mr*. Carl Muss, vice president, Mrs. Watson Reel, secretary and Mrs. J. C. Sykes, treasurer. Plans were discussed for Use May meeting, which will be the last for the club year. A plant identification game was played under the direc­ For drip-drying curtains, fold lengthwise, straighten Items and corners, fingerpress ruffles and h a n g smoothly over a line or rod. COR. 1st ft MAGNOLIA PHONE 822-1483 » DOWNTOWN SANFORD X o 0 SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. E. 1st A Sanford Ave. 322-1822 or 322-8132 There’s no need of a long statement when our message is brief. So we'll just skip ----------------------------------------------- - EXTENSION PHONE FOR JohoocM Democrat Pd. Pol. Adv. / AYIVJ 4V I rry\ leadership in BRAH.EY 0DHAM FOR U. S. SENATOR A Kennedy mam U IV B ...t h a n a P e r s o n a l, C o lo r fu l VOTE REXALL DRUG o NOTICE down here and say "RANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY offers a complete electrirnl service, does good work, doeit it prompt­ ly. efficiently and cheerfully and does appreciate Its customers." l "TUB PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" tion of Mrs. Robert Martin which was Instructive as well as entertaining. Mrs. Smith served delicious refreshments during the aocial hour to seven members and two guests. For responsible the interest of ALL PEOPLE.. T O U C H T O N 'S Mrs. V. G. Hasty read a poem, "The Reading Mother" Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cis­ George Richard Laverick, son by Strickland Gilliland. zewski of 355 Piney Ridge of Mr. and Mrs. William A l­ Some classical quotations Hood, Casselberry, announce len Laverick of 2035 Herring (were given by Mrs. Robb be- the engagement of their St., Melbourne. |fore presenting the honored daughter, Honora Marie, to The bride-elect was born guest, Mrs. Park with a lorei ly gift book, "The World'* ! Great Madonnas" by Pearl Mans. Mr*. Park spoke briefly ex­ pressing tier appreciation for |being honored by the Story , League, and related some of her experiences in assisting young people who needed a mother's good council. She stressed the necessity o f moth­ ers coopciating with teachers in their children's behavior problems. As Mrs. Park concluded her speech, Mrs. Crowall pre­ sented her with a portrait of herself, which was the basis of the mysterious sketching. The members and guests were delighted witii the mas­ terpiece of art. The tables were most at­ tractive with arrangements o f pink carnations, greenery ; and place cards. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. R. F. Moule, Mrs. Fred Robb and Miss Judy i MISS HONORA MARIE CISZEWSKI Robb. Carol Beasley And Jane Lundy Evelyn Lundy Moonlight and magnolia blossoms wero much in evi­ M eet W ednesday dence at the home o f Mr*. Louise Beasley last Saturday For L u ncheon night. The themo of the par­ The General Business lunch­ ty was of tha Old South. Honor guests wars Carol eon of the Sanford Woman's Club will be held at noon Wed­ nesday, May 6, with Mrs. B. F. McWhorter chairman of tiie hostess committee. The program will be by the American Home Department and the music will be present, *7’w ed by tha Fin* Arts Depart­ L *V ment •d I Fashions Honora Ciszewski Engaged To W ed George Laverick A Graduation Dinner Party Honors W om an ’ s C lu b T o While — Natural — Black — Mahogany Perfect Gift For Mother 3526 PARK Dll. Honors Mrs. C. L. Park Sr. Mrs. Geneva Whitehead Park waa honored guest of the Sanford Story League at A large unique wedding the Monday night supper meeting at Holy Cross Epis­ ring artistically created from copal Parish House. pink sweetheart rose buds Sharing the honors with and held by three cherubs . Mrs. Park, who is one of the centered the coffee table I 18 Florida Merit Mothers re­ with a miniature bride and cen tly honored in Tallahassee, groom, on either side. ' were her husband, Dr. C. L. The serving table was i Park, Sr., Dr. and Mrs. C. L. overlaid with an exquisite Park, Jr., Mr. and Mr*. Wil­ Imported filet lace and linen liam Park and Bev. and Mrs. cloth with medallions embroid­ Fred D. Chance. ered on the linen insets and The Invocation was given centered with a floral ar­ by Fr. Leroy Soper, rector of rangement of pink carnations, Holy Croit Episcopal Church. chrysanthemums and snap­ Mr*. Fred (lobb, president, dragons, flanked on either graciously welcomed the mem­ side by silver candle holders. ber* and guests, whom she A three tier wedding cake, introduced. topped by a miniature bride The program theme was and groom was on one end of presented by Mr*. E. C. Wil­ the table, and a crystal bowl liam*, who also told the story containing refreshing fruit o f "Aunt Hannah." punch was on the other end. Mrs. Crctchcn Crotvell set Assisting with the reception up her art easel and began were Miss Niki Morgan. Mrs. some mysterious sketching as Lewis E. Morgan, Mrs. Milton Sorokowsky and Miss Sal­ the program continued with a beautiful solo “ For My ly Neider. For her going away outfit, Mother," by Mallottec, by the bride wore a smart blue Mrs. Robert A. Bennett. A very touching story, print shantung two piece enble with matching accessor­ "Mother in Manville” by Mar­ ies and the orchid corsage jorie Kennan Rawlins was told by Mrs. Vivian Welsh. from her bridal bouquet. Big: Assortment STRAW BAGS <Hdw&a The Sanford Story League in _______ Sid Vihlen Randall Electric Company 112 Magnolia Avenue Phone 822-0915 Commercial . . . Residential . . . Industrial Wiring Pamper Mom with the year-round time and step*aver-aa extension Choice of colors and styles, to suit tha spot she’d like it m ost-bedroom , kitchen, Florida room, patio. To order, call your Telephone ness Office or ask any telephone serviceman. • o u t h * r n @ ^ Exercise your right as a citizen— o B « n be sure to register and vote this year o �U p ftM fa rft f r r a ll M a y 4, 1964 — P a g e 11 Heart Fund Chairmen Named Annual Earnings Of $9,525 Seen For American Families By 1975 WASHINGTON (U PI) — chsnces srs that every other By 1976, the average Amer­ person you meet in the street ican family will be earning will be under 26 years old. These and other predictions $9,625 a year, the average wage earner will be working are contained in e report, ‘ ‘ U.S.A. and Its Economic Fu­ 87 hour* a week, and the ture," prepared by the 20th Century Fund end published today by the MacMillan Co. The report predict* that total national output will reach $1 trillion by 1976. This is $400 billion more than the U.S. economy produced last year. The fund mad* tha forecasts with only this qual­ ification — “ barring war or MIAMI, (U PI) — Gov. national disaster." Farri* Bryant said on a Mi­ It said that the U.S. popu­ ami television station (WL- lation, which stood at 100 mil­ BW) Sunday night ha wai lion in 1968, would rise to “ still bitter" because former 296 million, by 1976, with half Gov. Leroy Collins endorstd under 26 years old. Bryant’s opponent in tha 1960 Marrisges will be running gubernatorial race. at about 2 million a year and Bryant aald "I mad* up my birtha at more than 6 million, mind at that tlma I was not bringing on an even bigger going to Intercede In the next “ baby boom" than the one election. The governor that followed World War II, shouldn’ t use hi* position to according to the report. influence the opinion o f tha And tha average worker is people." •xpected to be producing in Ill* governor reiterated hie 1976 more than half again as previous statements ha’ll prac­ much as he produced in 1062. tice law after leaving office, Despite this glowing outlook, but he added a U.S. senate the report warned that the seat la a thing "any man United States must still solve might enjoy under the right major problems auch as uncircumstance!." He did not employment, poverty, and un­ met social need*. elaborate. Bryant Voices Bitterness In Talk About '60 SAFE DRIVING AWARDS were presented to Sanford employes of the Southern Bell Tele­ phone Company by Sheriff J. L. Hobby who is shown at left. Also watching the event was Paul Higgs, district plant manager. In the picture are Ken Barber, Walt Barrett, Hap Goble, Jack Hanson, Pete Johnson, Russ Kitncr, Ralph Pat­ Robin's Nest Stops Buzzsaw STOUBPORT. England (UPI) — Timber and plywood supplies from a hardware firm here are being held up because a robin has built its nest agsinst the blade of a circular saw In tha shop. The bird has laid six eggs in Frank Wiibraham'a joinery •hop and he and his assistant arc using the shop for only an hour each day until tha eggs hatch. AWARD WINNERS ut tho recent Parent-Son Banquet o f tho Seminole High Future Farmers of America were (from left) Don Sipes for leader­ ship, David Littleton for scholarship, FFA sweetheart Sonja Johnson, tho chapter’s star farmer John Carver, and Chris Acrea for having the most improved supervised farming program. (Herald Photo) Great Savings on Easy Terms FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE M A T H E R of Sanford furniture FOR T H E CRADLE S E T Baby Beds (Complete with Mattress) .... $29.95 Chest o f Drawers 4 Drawer ..--------- $19.96 Play Pena ..— . $12.95 Play Pen Tads .......— $2.49 Strollers ................. $19.95 Group Attends Convention By Evelyn Lundy Seven m em ben of the Ov­ iedo High School Beta Club attended the statewide Beta Club Convention held over the weekend in Jacksonville. In the group were Virginia Stanko, Marilyn Partin, Elli­ son Fuller, Lydia Tuhy, Jim Courier, Arthur Evans and Mark Abbot. They were ac­ companied by the club spon sor, Mrs. Harden Webb. Folding High Chairs $12.95 Trainer Seats .......... $5.95 OPEN EA SY FRIDAY NIGHTS TERMS MATHER of Sanford Sanford'* Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store 203-09 E. I hL ST. FA 2-0983 Churchmen To Meet I.T. ANDY RENO, bombardier-navigator, nnd Cdr. James L. Shipman, commanding officer of Heavy Attuc.k Squadron 0, check over detail* of the first KA-5C Vigilante reconnaissance bomb­ er delivered to the squadron. (Herald Photo) ny Donna Estes Episcopal Churchmen ol Longwood's Christ Episcopal Church will hold their regular monthly meeting today at 7:30 p. m. In the Parish House on Church Street. A film of the astronaut* in orbit will be shown by an official of NASA. Membership in the orgsnizatlon is open to Interested men in the area. VOTE M A Y 5 T H DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY LIP HOMO RIIIDEMT OP • SOUTH SRMIMOLR COUNTY Two Students O f Sanford Up For Degrees LAKELAND — Two seniors from Sanford are among the 270 candidates (or academic degrees at Florida Southern College'a 79th annual com­ mencement convocation May 11. Diana Joy Haynes is due to rcceiva tha Bachelor of Sci­ ence degree with a major In elementary education. She Is a member of Phi Mtl Social sorority and was president of Junior Panhellenic in 1963. Her parents arc Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Haynes, 547 Plumosa Dr. Slierlene It. Shepard, major­ ing In business administra­ tion. is due to receive the Ba­ chelor of Science degree. She was secretary of Phi Mu so­ cial sorority in 1063, ami is tho daughter of Mr. and Mr*. E. J. Shepard. 22M Oak Avc. Both are 1060 graduates of Seminole High School. Legal Notice EDGAR SMART, senior nnd junior, recently donated two days’ time to mow weeds and high grass over the complete North Orlundo Recrcation Area. Use of the tractor wn» donated by Checker Kurt where official* say the equip­ ment also may be Imrrowcd in tho future for this purpose. (Herald Photo) lx T im c o c iir n r t iiw c m M V J l IMii:. SNMIMOLM COI .NTS, STATU OP PI.OUIII*. IN PHOHATH In rr «*• Dalai* " f i m a i m : II. SCHMIDT. IIIC M O l PIN Al. NOTH'!! Notice Is liaraby Klvfn tin t Ihs uiii|*r*lKh*il will, un lh« lis t ilny o f Mny, A.I). ISS1, (triRUii to tin llonnralila Count >' J uits* ef Hatrlniil* County, Plurlds. thalr final return, account amt vuucbtr*. aa Kaacutnra of Ilia Patata of MAL'DH H. HCIIMIPT, dacaasad, ami at aald tltna. Ilian and that*, maka application to Ilia laid Jml*a for a final a rtllfm arl o f their adm lnlairatlon o f raid ratal*, and fo r an ord tr dlaoharglna them aa auch Eaarulora. Dalai! this tha lH h day e f April. A. I>. ISSI. llK Itlti’ IIP f, VKIINON IICCKNKII WILLIAM JAM KS W ATT Aa Lxacutnra of Ilia E atali e f MAUDE II. HCIIMIDT, Dtcaasad. STENSTHOM. DAVIB * McI n t o s h Attornrya for Kxamtnra I’ oat Of flea llo i 11 Jo Hanford, Florida 32771 I'uhIHhi April >«. 37. May 4, 11, lilt C D T -II Vote For And ElectA. C. Smith, Jr. FRACTIONS ATTORttlY • AN IPFICTIVIADMMSTRATOR • HONOR MAOUATI/U. af MIAMI a LAW SCHOOL FAIR AMO IMPARTIAL IK Y IA It RXFIRIIM CI AS RISIARCH ASSISTANT FOR A P P ILU T R COURT 81YIARS OF AG I MARRIED/TWO CHILDREN ten, Alvin Thompson, Herb Watson, Dave Van Ness, Buddy Richards, John Green, Vic Leviti, Dave MacGilli* and Al Probst. Also getting awards hut not shown nro George Dickson, W. F. Pouters nnd B. L. Yates. Tho top award was given l’enters for 23 years safe driving. (Herald Photo) • • YOUR FROM •1ST 0UAUFIID FOR COUNTY JU06R • HARLAN TUCK C A N D ID A TE FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY JU D G E Political Ada, FaId by Campaign Tress, for Harlan Tuck VOTE 1 A Kennedy ELECT JO E BAGGERLY YOUR CO N STABLE D1STKICT 4 HONEST. EFFICIENT, COURTEOUS SERVICE Appliance dealer 1951-1981; Slnre, '61 Insurance Agent. Home, Commercial rental units owner, married, S chil­ dren. Member Baptist Church, Masons, Lions, American Legion, P.T.O., World War II Veteran Military Police. "NO. 1 QUALIFIED CANDIDATE FOR CONSTABLE" Pd. Pol. Adv. By Jo* Beggarly ELECT J in k LBJ Still In Good Standing With Beagles HARDWICK, V t (U PI) — President Johnson, who ratt­ ed the eyebrows o f many ani­ mal lovera when he lifted a pet beagle by the ears, still la a member In good standing o f the Vermont Beagle Club. Club President Pater J. Clark of Hardwick, who mail­ ed the President a life mem­ bership April B, said he did not believe Johnson '‘ meant to he cruel" when he lifted the beagle. The President and Mrs. Johnson have been Invited to nttend tho state bsagl* trials here Sept. 4-7. “ lit* certainly will be a life member in our club aa long as ho wants to,” Clark said. Y O U C A N T LO SE W IT H M ATHEW S Florida Newspapers Commend Kynes EXPERIENCED LAW YER EXPERIENCED IN STATE G O V ER N M EN T FT l A U O r R D A l l THE T A M I'A I I MI S NEWb "James Kynes hat received a good start f*l a difficult duty. W e believe he possesses tho potential to make an outstanding Attorney General; ana who will materially assist Ham Ida toward a bstlor and brighter futures" 'T h e Attorney General answers only to tho people who elect him to office and we sin­ cerely believe that Jomes Kyne* Is the kind of men who will respect the public trust given him by the people In this state." WEST HA I M HI A( II I'O SI I I MI S O C A I A SI AR B A N N I R "It Is easy to predict victory for Kynes. It Is herd to Imoglno a man better qualified for the |ob of Attorney O oneral-by education, by experience In Florida governmental af­ fairs, by temperament. W e suggest that by any yardstick e l merit, lie deserves your support." "Kynes has dsmonitratsd his admlntstretfva a b ility ...Is w ill grounded In tha law and It respected and esteemed by these who know him oe a person of the highest moral character and Integrity." BRADEN It )fl Ml HAIM HE NS AC Ol A NEWS J OUR NA l "Kynes always had a way of getting tha lob done lust a little bit better than tha next fellow." ORI A N D O SENIINEl "K ynes' outstanding tense of fair play le one of the most Important attributes M s near office calls far." Kl Y Wl SI CITI/ I N "This newspaper warmly supports Jamas W» Kynes for election to this office of Attomay Generol which he now holds, and which ha •cents likely to fill with distinction." VOTE TO KEEP Jam es W "Kynes It devoted to the merit system to protect career employees end he stands on hit own two feet. Kynes deserves to be con­ tinued In office." KYNES C A N A M A < II f Ml RAI D AT T ORNE Y G E N E R A L FORI M r i k\ rj| w . HR! V. Pd. Pol. Adr. Johnson Democrat Pd. Pol. Adv. "Every now and then a young man shows early In hit career the qualities which make for outstanding public service, and proves that he merits continued confidence In higher positions. Such • men b Jemes W , Kynes, Florid 0's Attorney Oenerel." As Yfiur Commissioner, I Will Strive To See You Receive A Dollar* Worth For Every Dollnr Spent. Your Support And Vote Will Be Humbly Appreciated On May 5. A. C. SMITH, JR. FOR BRAILEY ODHAM FOR U. S. SENATOR "In thb months he hes held office, Mr. Kynes hat performed welt. He Is Intelligent, personable, and knows the law." Smith, Being A Young Successful Business Man, Property Owner, Taxpayer Of Seminole County, Realize* Anil See* The Need For Bet­ ter Improved Roads, Better Drainage, Improv­ ed 4-H And Home Demount ration Programs, More Industry And Payroll* IMPROVED COOPERATION WITH ALL PUBLIC OFF|. CIALS (BOTH CITY AND COUNTY) FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE TAXPAYER. Smith Has The Time To Apply As Your County Com­ missioner To Represent All The County Taxpayer*, Not Just A Few In Certain Sections. » Committee appointment* for thr year have heen announced by the Sanford-DcBary Heart Association. S en in r will he Mra. Eugana Taylor, South Seminole fund railing and memorial gift*; Mr*. Dorothy Odham, corpor­ ate gift*; Mr*. Leonard Mun•on, ipecial event*, memorial gift* and community lenrice; Dr. Maria Peres, Sanford area program; Mr*. E l i s a b e t h Thomai, South Seminole pro­ gram; Mr*. Troy Overetreet, South Seminole community *en-lce; Mra. Luther Milei, S o u t h Seminole publicity; Kenneth Leffler, Sanford pub­ licity; Hugh Booth, DeBary memorial gift* and Don Tabor, fund railing consultant and •pedal gifts. The appointment* w e r e made at the annual election meeting held In S a n f o r d . Those attending also heard the financial report atatlng that there la $8,182 In the Heart Fund this year as compared to $5,030 last year. Among a w a r d s presented was an engraved desk plaque to Edward Simon, outgoing president and a five year gold medal award and a gold cer­ tificate to Mrs. Leonard Mun­ son for her untiring work in the association. the interest of ALL PEOPLE.. MI AMI Ml WA11 > COUNTY D IS T R IC T leadership in "Kynes Is a top caliber .Individual. W e rale Kynes qualified." C O M M IS S IO N E R • • For responsible "Kynes Is well quoMed fer We posWen « Attorney Oenerel." * fwi4 p M tSi irttif ■ tfettfevtoaotoem £ggmg|gg Vugd. Imwlg | g m ^ Q W fM fo gto �P ig* I f — May 4. 1964 ELECT Ruth Gallagher Stop Reading Word By Word Some Silly Thinking Written for NEA Tim* jou r reading o f Uila rolumn and compare jou r speed with that Indicated at the end. The eapected apeed aaaume* a dailj flra per cent improvement. C O U N T Y C O M M IS S IO N E R D IS T R IC T No. 5 Pd. Pol. Ad*. ELECT Jack B e s t When a writer explain* hi* virwa, he uar* two piece* of equipment: facta and reason­ ing. Facta are eaaily checked and only fourth-rate writer* or apeclal pleader* will distort them. The thing you have to be on guard againat la the writ­ er’* rcaaoning. You can take two truth*— il'a dona every day In the week— and got a wrong eoncluaion. Here are two truth*, but watch the trickery. 1. All criminal action* ahould be punished by law. 2. Proiecution for murder 1* a criminal action. So— look out — prose­ cution for murder ahould be punished by law. The trick t “ Criminal ac­ tion" ha* two aeparate mean­ ing*. T h en la no real basis for comparison there. It Is something like saying that aomeon* has four equal aides and four equal angles be­ cause he’s a “ square." Or like saying that the free tic­ ket* that I have for the mov Ira are Intelligent because only intelligent beings are free. You get It T It might be fun to teaso your w'elght-consclous friend* with the following and see if they ran *pot the bad logic: “ All weight-conscious people are fish because fish don’t rat sugar.’’ Thi* la how tho mind arrived at thi* conclusion: 1. No weight-conscious people eat augar. 2. No fish eat sug ar. 2. Weight-conscious peopie are fish. The fallacy T You can’ t get any conclusion at all from two negative statement*. Try thi* one. “ Show me someone who claims to be in' terested in a balanced budget, and I'll show you an oppon rnt o f the United Nations. Q u a l i f i e d C a n d i d a t e G o v ★ e r n o For responsible leadership in the interest of ALL PEOPLE.. r ★ ★ ★ VOTE R ESU LT S — N O T P R O M IS E S FOR BRAILEY ODHAM FOR U. S. SENATOR A Kennedy • Johnson Democrat Pd. P o l Adv. 1 YOU DESERVE : < A WHO L TAX ^ COLLECTOR W IL L ------- MAKE AVAILABLE TO THE PRESS AND PUBLIC THE RECORDS OF THIS OFFICE. ENDEAVOR TO REMOVE THIS OFFICE FROM THE DICTATORIAL AND OBSOLESCENT FEE SYSTEM AND RETURN IT TO LOCAL CONTROL BY SUBMITTING ITS BUDGET TO PUBLIC HEARING AND DEBATE. 3. ELIMINATE ONCE AND FOR ALL THE GIVE-A-WAY OF YOUR TAX DOLLARS IN THE FORM OF BONUS OR SALARY BASED ON WHIM AND FANCY. 4. GIVE YOU QUALIFIED PROVEN PROGRESSIVE LEADERSHIP IN THE COUNTY’S MOST IMPORTANT OFFICE. VOTE FOR James P. AVERY. Jr. Pd. Pol. Adv. There have been entirely too many voices attacking ua on the score o f the budget and too many outcriea against our remaining in the U.N.” What that fellow is trying to prove I* that ail oppon enta of the present budget al< so oppose the U.N., but what’s in hia mind to lead him to thia? 1. Too many administra­ tion critics oppose the present budget. 2. Too many ad ministration critic* oppose the U.N. 8. Those who oppose the budget oppose the U.N. that last statement is true, It’* true in spite o f the rea soning. In all deduction there must be one general, univers­ al statement. There ie noni In the aliove. Here’* one.you really have to watch. Both statements will be general. “ All lib­ erals believe in civil right*. All Communists believe in civ­ il rights. All liberals are Communist*.’’ Here’s the fal lacy. There is no bast* of comparison. Take all the peo­ ple who believe In civil rights, and there are more in that class than liberal* and Com munlsts. The first statement refer* only to liberal portion of the believers in civil rights; the second statement refers only to the Communist popu lation o f the “ believe in civil right* class." Two different segments, so there is no ba ala of real comparison at all. To go back and pick up some of the trick* in reason­ ing you have to watch: Make sure that the term on which two things ar* compared means the same thing both times; make sure that that term is once used to take in the whole class to which it refera; make aure the writer Is not arguing from two neg­ ative statements; make aura that at least one o f his state­ ments; la universal. You should have read this column In 55 seconds.) (N EXT: The Bigger the Load, the Less the Fatigue.) • MON. • TUES. • WED. 25th & “T A L L Lean Bacon LB. PKG. FLA. GRADE “ A " LARGE and E g g s LIMIT: ONE WITH YOUR 1 1 *\ ± ' ' f ' r Plans for the annual anni­ versary dinner of the Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Depart­ ment Auxiliary were made at the April meeting of the group held at Uie Fire Hall with Mra. Charles Sassman, presi­ dent, in charge. The dinner will be held at 6 p.m. on Thursday, May 21, at the Hall. Charter members who are still active in the or­ ganization, which was formed five years ago, are Mrs. Sass­ man, Mrs. Harvey I’ ugh, Mrs. Italph Schwickert, Mrs. Percy Mercer and Mr*. Charles SJoblom. In other business the group sdopted a $394 budget for the year; signed a petition in sup­ port of a public library in the community and made final payment on the new food grinder, purchase of which has been a combined project of the auxiliary and tbe de­ partment. Always Available" SEMINOLE County Pd. Pol. Adv. \ ORDER PLEASE. FABULOUS DETERGENTI FAB LARGE PKG. REG. ROLL <1 Limit: 2 With Your $2 Or Mora Food Order Plrasa Limit: On* With Your $3 Or Mora Food Order Plaaaa “ COPELAND” ALL MEAT! FLA. GRADE “ A ” FRYER PARTS S L I C E D • HREASTS (with rib) • LEGS • THIGHS BO LO G N A LB. LB. & FIRM “ RED ’N RIPE” TOMATOES 2 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With Thi* |Coupon 4k The Purchase Of “ Johnson’*" (i LOCO AT STAM PS WAX Pint Can 69c ICoupon cood at your ’Thriftway" " y, Thru Wedn dneeday, May • 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND n 25 CARTONS With This ! Coupon 4k The Purchase Of “ Everfreeh" POTATO STAM PS CII1P8 Twin Pah 59e [ Coupon aood at your "Thriftway" Only, Thru Wednesday, May $ “ YOUR BEAUTY HOPE" T O T H E PEOPLE O F 4 FOOD Fire Auxiliary To Celebrate Anniversary TAX ASSESSOR >-warn . OR MORE T O IL E T T IS S U E FOR _ $3 “ SCOTT” COLORED OR WHITE IS T H E M A N \ PARK, S A N F O R D H IC K O R Y ” S L IC E D McCANNA fi .Qptctflfe- 50 EXTRA 41 GOLD BOND With This I Coupon 4k The Purchase Of “ Haaacoms" CHOC.-CHIP S T A M P S CAKE 11 Os. Pkg. I9e Coupon aood at your *Thriftway’ ’ | Only, Thru Wednesday, May I "WHITER WHITE” PA LM O LIV E S O A P SUPER SUDS . . 2 lg. pkgs. 49c 2 21C A D ......... giant pkg. 79c 2 BAGGIES . . . . reg. pkg. 43c "LOW’ BUDS DETERGENT" REGULAR UAHS “ FOOD W RAP" BATH BARS C :> �f Law Day, U.S.A. Let's start this, today, Law Day, U.S.A. Let’s substitute law for force; the latter having failed in every comer o f the globe. Let’s adopt the supreme law for all nations, all peoples to fol. low. For law works. Not that it has in every case; but law has prevailed often while force never has. A good vivid example, well within the memory o f most men alive to­ day: Wars. Take any o f them— Korean, World War II, World War I. When force had prevailed man returned to the table to discuss the rules o f peace. Then peace prevailed until force again reared up. Force side­ tracked jaws. Force begat force. Man renewed its armament effort. Man schemed. Law was relegated to a forgotten niche in man’s mind. And people died, cruelty prevailed, properties were destroyed. Finally, force over­ powered force. Until, again, man returned to the conference table and discussed— both the beaten and victors— the rules for peace. The vicious cycle can stop once men o f all nations realize that law Dr. Crane’s "'Charge!' is the only vital influence peoples need to exist together— in peace for all time. So today we salute the men o f the bar, their efforts to deliberate at all times to seek menns for pence— be it at the courtroom level or confer­ ence table. We can call it the Ten Command­ ments, The Bill of Rights; ench of which consists of laws. Following each will bring peace. Expanding them brings interna­ tional law and international law­ fully recognized by all peoples of all lands— brings peace. It’s as simple, intricate as that. Peace is within our grasp. We have the means, for Inw begats pence. And peace holds the key to man’s future. Worry Clinic 6c* ^ n valiace * Thought For Today Elijah was a man of like nature with ourselves and he prayed fer­ vently that it might not rain, and for three years nnd six months it did not rain on the Earth.— James 6:17. Prayer— the very highest energy of which the mind is capable.— Sam­ uel Taylor Coleridge. Letters I ...* /: To The Editor Tk» Ureal* « , t r m n le«<rra from It* fM <tri »uh. II* affair*. T b. wellrr mar aaa a *aa aaaaa rroild rf fha la»* «ar ala* rarrlaa th. wrltrr’a traa aaaa aaf .40 c m . Letters •f fawar tkaa SO* w .rla mill k . Blaaa »raftra«ra. U lltra affraaaaf la alkara ara are.nlakla nravU.S they fa *o« faal la paraaaalltlaa. Parley la B*t pakllakaf by Tk* llaralf. play the bill) and taxes could be levied even though the bond Issues failed by free­ holder referendum. This seems to be Indentical with the Orange County project and Act. (2) The notice of referen­ dum election refers only to acquisition, construction, faci­ Editor, lie n ld : The summarization of the lities, etc. in Seminole Coun­ "Seminole County Water Con­ ty, while the Title of the Act neighboring coun­ servation and Control A ct" by includes James P. Avery, Jr., Chair­ ties, and municipalities In man of the County Commis­ Seminole County, provided sion, though quite extensive permission is given by said in citing the critical and ur­ County or Municipality. (3) While the notice of re­ gent necessity of this under­ taking In the interest o f the ferendum refers only to a County as a whole, the pro­ specified amount of mlllsge— posal In general, the author­ special tax district levy not ity and the financing, still to exceed 0.3 mill for secon­ omits a number of provisions dary facilities, both the notice in the act which the freehold­ and title refers to provision of ad valorem tax. Only the er electors should know. Having received my bap­ title of the act llmita the tax tism as County Commissioner to 2.0 mills. Both the notice the title of th e during the flood conditions of and provides for the 1959-60, without revenue or act authority for drainage or con­ levy and use of ad val­ trol except on County owned orem or apeeial assessment, rights-of-way and property, the use of funds authorized or no one realizes the need more received under thla Act In­ than I. Legislation subject to cluding sale of bonds or any approval by referendum of combination thereof. (4) Section 15 of the Act freeholder electors was re­ quested of the 1961 session requires more clarification of the legislature but was than 1 can give. It appears to say that In addition to the lo t provided. Some of tbe provisions of valorem taxes authorized to the legal notice of referen­ be levied 2.0 mills to pay dum election and of the Act principal and interest on gen­ that were not either noted, eral obligation bonds, a spe­ cial ad valorem tax each year clarified or stressed are: (1) The act becomes effec­of a aufficient number of mills tive by a simple majority of upon the dollar of assessed votes csst by electors (not re- valuation (or taxable valua­ •Meted to freeholders who tion?) not to exceed 2.0 mills Herald Area Correspondents I V Altamonte Springs Mrs. Julia Ilsrto* 838-1518 Beer Leke-Forrst City Mre. Maryann Mile* 838-3678 Casselberry Mre. Jane Casselberry 838-5048 Chuluota Mre. Joan Mafia 363-3743 DrBery Mrs. Adam Muller (68-4410 Deltona Mr*. Mildred Henry (88-5831 Enterprise Mika Helm Snodgrass •88-1933 Geneva Mrs. Joe. R. Mathieux 349-4824 Lake Mery Mrs. Frances Wester 322-8211 Lake Monro* Mre. H. L. Jnhneon 322-4722 Longwood Mrs. Donna Kate* 838-3317 North Orlando Mre. Dorla Dean 322-1888 Osteen Mrs. Clarence Snyder 222-4841 Oviedo Mrs. Evelyn Lundy SIS-3119 Sanford, Florida I }*s<f Bruce a lM k II* , 0 - 4; i - t .pi - :..-.5»ww-.- B iossat— Ray Cromlcy cess of requirements, espe­ cially those with slow reac­ tion times. Suggested for consideration are certain type* of U. S. Army, Navy and Air Force reserve units. —Hcduetlon in the amount and in the firepower of arms supplied to allies and neutral nations. For responsible leadership in the interest of ALL PEOPLE.. VOTE A Kennedy * Johnson Democrat rd . P o l Ailv. There Is No Substitute For Administrative Experience In An Administrative Position We EndorseSupt. R.T.MILWEE Signed: John Angel Casselberry Freeman Baggett Sanford Teddy Barker Sanford Casselberry Richard Barnett A. J. Bracken Sanford Hugh Carlton Sanford George Dabbs Forest City Frank Gore C. M. Harp, Sr. Altamonte Springs Casselberry H. R. Heckenbach Carlton Henley Sanford Longwood C. W. Holder Oviedo Longwood L. T. Kosky M m . Velma Mitchell J. E. Murray Floyd C. Richards Morris M. Ruby Thomas L. Richey Mrs. Penrose Love Entsrsd as s tc e s d class a isttar O ctossr II, t i l l a t ths Psst Of tics o f Sanford. Florida, endsr the A ct o f Congress o f Merck. G O O D G O V E R N M E N T IS Ho part e l key m aterial, news or e e v s riis is g , e l this sdltlos a f T bs Sanford Herald m sy bs reproduced In any manner w ith ­ out w rlttsn psrm lsai.n a f lb s publisher a f T b s lisra ld . Aay .Individual nr firm rsnpenstbts far aueh reproduction w ill bs considered na Infringing on T b * H arold’s cop yrigh t nnd w ill bs ’ held liable fo r dam aging under tbe law. Fubllihnd dolly esetp t Saturday, Sunday nod C hristm as; published Saturday prscssdlag £hri* Ubaa. t ~ _ Sanford Lake Monroe Geneva Longwood Lake Mary Fern Park Sanford Sanford RE - E L E C T All Other U-St t T sa r | l l l » t Tsar I I I • M oetks t i l t M oatke I I I I M oatks i .m I lio a lk s I N I M oath LM I Jdsstk O. E. Fasts) ItsgeU tlsea provlds that all sssll su b scrip tion , bt paid la e dvascs.____________________________________________ The llarald Is a mam btr o f lb s Unltse l-rtss which Is astitled exclusively te tbs uia for rapubiie*Mok e l a ll the local pew * p rinted Ik this saw spap«r._________________ FOR BRAILEY 0DHAM FOR U. S. SENATOR G. R. Pharr W ash J -.v-s- But superb ventrlloqulete like Edgar Bergen also offer the chronic stutterers a dandy hobby which will relive their speech difficulty. For a confirmed stutterer can operate his dummy ami make it speuk without stutter­ ing. So every stutterer might profitably adopt ventriloquism to speed up hie own social popularity, as well ns to he it quick aid in his speech ther­ apy. Stutterers are usually vic­ tims of an emotional complex that fastened upon their speech muscles. It is thus a first cousin to blushing, which also is a social complex that just happened to pick the circular muscles sur­ rounding the blood vrsscis. Tomorrow I'll tell you about my stuttering right wrist! (Always write to Dr. Crane in cere o f this news­ paper, enclosing a long stamped, addressed rnvelop# and 20 ernta to cover typing L a u gh ter la a lso a positive good, so everybody who pro­ end printing costa when you motes wholesome humor is a send for on* of his book­ lets.) missionary of happiness. For example, salesmen are chiefly extroverts whereas en­ gineers, accountants and ail those who work with inani­ mate objecta are more introvertive. If a public speaker tells the snnie joke to a sales audience v*. the crowd of engineeri, which will laugh louder? It is generally the extrovertive audience of salesmen! Furthermore, a crowd of men alone or of women alone will not laugh at loudly aa a mixed audience composed of both men and women. For the very presence of the opposite sex turns the atten­ tion o f each member outward upon the opposite icx and thus la extrovertive. An introvertive miser such as Silas Murncr or an eccen­ tric shipwrecked sailor like Robinson Crusoe would obvi­ ously not have the wide reper­ toire o f humorous enjoyment that you nsaocinte with Bob Hope or Edgar Bergen. Mrs. Mary Nichols Mon., May 4, 1964 BDBSCRIPTtUR NATES My Mali S e a la a l* Caaatg • WASHINGTON — ( NKA) — , ed Minulemen, Tolarii missSome time before Tresident lies and nuclear submarines. — More rapid retirement of Kennedy died, Soviet Premior Nikita Khrushchev sent him obsolescent weapons. Suggested for consideration a secret personal message saying in essence: "It will be is a step up in the dropping a lot easier for me to deal of older missiles and older bombing planes. with my military and cut —Reduction in the numbers back my armed force* if you of weapons with troops in ex­ wlU announce arms cutbacks of your own first." This message lies in back of the Uranium-plutonium output reductions announced by President Johnson ami Khrushchev. That tacit nuclear under­ standing is part of a larger program quietly pushed for the past year by some officials In State, Defense, White House and Disarma­ ment Agency circles. Under this program the United States would prepare for an arms cutback of one type or another, then secrely semi word to Khrushchev, get his reactions, learn un­ officially what he’d do in re turn. If all went well, the United States and the Soviet Union would announce their reductions. There’ll be no formal agreement, no inspec­ tions. State ami Defense officials have about come to the con­ clusion that little will be achieved for the time being in formal anna reduction talks. A growing number of the experts have more hope for these tacit understandings. A aeries of possible tacit "disarmament" agreements have been suggested for con­ sideration within the circle of White House, State, Defense and Disarmament Agency ad­ visers. These agreement* In­ clude: —Gradual stretch-ouls In the development and produc­ tion of new types of weapons. Suggested for consideration is possibility of slowdowns in the development and produc­ tion o f antimissile missiles, civil defense shelters, advanc- WAI.TKB A. GIKLOW. EDITOR A*U rtBUINKR TRASK TOI.TOt.ISIE. U n s litla s - central ■*■*•»» JULIAN L IT K V rrM X MOT flEEER Assaelat* Editor Adv.rllalng Managar r a x u ta n t e l t KUY PIATT Managing Editor (irn .r.l Advtrtlalng Managar HAHHV |. JOHNSON IIAIIMIKTT K. BTAPI.IITUN City Kditor ClsssllUd Director jutir wmlLa 4ARIM IMOEMAKEB Essie*** Massgav C-aaty Editor DORIS WILLIAM! * PEED WELLE Bocl.ty Editor Ateekaeleal BupL Da Ilf MV ■ Political Notebook ELECT &utfrrh fenilh Paire 1-A may bo levied. (5) Neither the notice of referendum nor the Title of the Act contain the words "Assessed Value" or "T ax­ able Value." However., para­ graph (h) provides for the use of ad valorem taxes lev­ ied and collected on "all tax­ able property", without limi­ tation of rate or amount, and which may be additionally se­ cured by the pledge of the proceeds of special assess­ ments levied against benefit­ ed property. There is no clarification whether home­ stead exempt values arc sub­ ject to levy of taxes for gen­ eral obligations or special assessments. (6) Section 10, paragraph ( g ) : Construction or recon­ struction of sssesssble Im­ provements. The Board may reject any or aB blda and do the work by county forcet. This entalla the use of taxes levied under authority of this Act it approved by a simple majority of electors (not re­ stricted to freeholders who pay the taxes). (7) Section 4. paragraph (h) any funds msy be used to acquire, construct recon­ struct. improve, maintain and operate primary system fact Utica in neighboring count tea, and primary and second ary system facilities in muni cipaUUes in Seminole County, provided such permission it granted by such counties or municipalities and to levy, assess, and collect special assessment in said muncipali tics provided permission Is granted by the municipality (8) Section 25: The tax assessor shall reduce the mill age authorized by this act, by the millage levied by the (Central and South Florida Flood Control). I reiterate and re-emphasize the critical and urgent ncccss lty for action, and caU on our legislative delegates who introduced this bill, (so siml lar to Orange County's B1U, Orange County being one of the consolidated counties) to clarify any and all major pro visions of this act which are highly questionable and as sure the citizens they fully en dorse and recommend the Act as written. Vernon W. Dunn —; V - Edgar Dergen la a mis­ sionary of laughter and good will among men. With hi* famous Charlie McCarthy1 dummy, he could probably do far more good toward building peace with Kussla than all our diplomats. Hut he also offers a very prartiral aid to stutterers, so psss this rase along to such speech victims. CASE S-455: Edgar Bergen is the talented master mind behind fumou* Charlie Mc­ Carthy. Edgar and I both attended tho Northwestern University School o f Speech. Recently we happened to he riding together en route from Chicago to tho East. So our conversation reverted to our former professor* at Northwestern, anil then w* veered over to ventriloquism. “ I've been asked to do the article on ventriloquism for the new edition of an encyclo­ pedia," Edgar began. "So I'm injecting the Idea that it helpa provoke more mirth and laughter among human beings. "lit fuct, 1 have been lectur­ ing la-fore college audiences on that very theme, namely, tlie value of laughter. "What do you think of the idea " Laughter seems to be re­ stricted to human beings. Other creatures indulge in play and Inntha in spring will frolic very happily. Hut mankind nlon* will grin nnd laugh, chuckle ami giggle! So laughter is a symbol not only of tho highest level o f In­ telligence among mammalian species. Hut it also indicates extro­ version o f outlook. For the person with the broadest social experience usually e n j o y s jokes best. Y O U R B U S IN E S S S , T O O ! R. T. MILWEE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Pd. Pde Ad*. I/ I' �% ]^ .a flh r • * n fu r l Q a w iu Pnpre 2-A — Mny 4, 1964 fm lB i O h h if . • DEAR ABBY: Mother’s Day will toon be here and 1 with you would tay something In your column to remind “ young mar* rledt" to remember their mothcri-tnlaw, too. Even If lt*c only a card or a hole. There were so many years w h en ,! should have emembered my mother-lalaw. but I Wat too “ buay." Thlt year I will sand bar a spray of flowers— to the cemetery — bitterly regrett­ ing that I failed to send her flowers while she wss liv­ ing. I should have appre­ ciated her more, written her more about her grandchild­ ren, whom she loved so much- and moat of alt I should have let her know bow much ! had grown to love her. I hope others will not make the tame mis­ take I made beeeuae next year may be too late. Abby, please sign my real initials so my father-la-law will know how I feel. J. 0 . (Oceanside, Calif.) • • • DEAR ABBYi I was In­ terested In your reply to “DIRTY OLD MAN’fl W ir E ." You said, “ He’s sick. Get him to a doctor.” I ’ve known for year* that my husband is “ alck.” It is go humiliating to alt In a restaurant with him while he flirts with the waitress­ es, or any woman sitting nearby whose eye he hap­ pens to catch. And when he atarea at the young girls from their feet up, and then down again, I want to run) 1 meet my friends away from my house because they won’ t come by If they know he's there. I have many worthwhile Interests, such as muile, gardening, books and church work, but, oh, for a companion to grow old with! Yes, 1 realise he's sick. But how do you get ■ man In his 60's to a doctor? WISHFUL THINKING DEAR WISHFUL: You can't call lh« men In tho white coats and ask them to come and throw a net over him. But you can call your family doctor and tell him what you have told m i. Together you can work out a schama to get your husband to submit to • physical examination. The menial rum ination can be subtly worked in without arousing suspicion. There Is help for your husband's Illness (and it la an IIIness)—and It's more com­ mon than you think. • • * DEAR ABBY: Just read about "Papa Joe," who waa born In the old country and didn't know hit hlrthdatc so he picked one himself. My Qacoby 8 i husband was In the same boat and picked a day Irt November for his “ birthd sy." When he took out citlsenn'iip papers, hr wrote to his slater In the old coun­ try and asktd her to send him his birth certificate. She sent not only his birth certificate but also the cer­ tificate of his baptism. That's when we found out he was really born In March and according to tha “ birth­ day'' he had boon celebrat­ ing he was baptised before he wss bornt GOOD JOKE! • • • C 0 N P 1 D E N T IA L TO MRS, “ F .": Tbs letter you sent me from your mother contained a treasur; ry of good sense. You wouutd be wUc to implement her “ three suggested rules" for (llielpltng your children. She loves you or she would­ n't have been so candid. • • • Get It off your chest. For a personal, unpublished re­ ply, write to ARBY, Box JMS. Beverly Hills. Calif. 00212. Enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, Box situ, Beverly lfllls, Calif., 00212, for Abby's new booklet, “ HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OC­ CASIONS." OnBhidqsi The Nation's New 'Father Image' By Hank Grant HOLLYWOOD - Lika it or not, Lome Green’i papa Cart­ wright role In “ Bonanra" has made him the father image of Hollywood. No other actor is called upon so often to give of his time to benefits for chil­ dren across the country. Lornc's agent showed me a list of 43 such requests, ahowad them to me mournfully, be­ cause, since Lome's servlets for benefits are gratis, the agent gets ten percent of no­ thing. There seems to be e lot of NORTH 4 confusion among the commit­ A IC J I tee that studied the Intercol8TB legist* Bridge Tournament hands as to what South should rebld after North raleed him W i l t BAST from one aped* to two, RI O* „ *32 Personally, I would bid four V Q » n vajios ASX •pades with the South hand. A R T S A A Q 7 B *86412 In any event. South had to BOOTH (D) reeeh lour spades In order to fa t par, From that point, it waa up AAM * K 10 to East and West to set the contract. They were hslpsd and West vulnerable Norik Kelt out by being given a directed trump opening. 1A Pass X A 1 'iu Pass Pass Pass Declarer would win the 4 A Opening lead— A 1* first trump in bla own hand and second In dummy and was then directed to take B either duck tho first diamond diamond finesse. West could or not. That would not affect MONDAY P. M. n it (S> cbsaast I itts s rtta (S) Nawalln* 1:11 (II Mari* M taiale S:* (J) S:3I ( ! ) S:3* ( ( ) (I) TiOS ( I ) (S) (]) 7:1* (S) La apart* w ra th tr WtathSr W altsr C ron k llt H u a tls y -lr la h lly llav* Gun W ill Traval D la*(t 7.an* Gray T h sa tsf Monday Nila At Tbs Mevias (II Ta T ill T b s Tratfe H i Oatsr Limit* M l il l rva Bat A Sserst I I I ! (II W ilt s Train isy Shew (l) Tha Lea Thomas Ills I I I ! (Si Atrip (triifiih m * w ( I ) H a lly w s sl aari th* ■tar* n i l * f» ) B r s s h lh f Pslht ( I ) MlSt l l l » — WSSt ■Iris ( I ) ainp A long With Mitch It-.IS ( I ) (I) (SI 11:11 (S) (I) 11:11 (II (I) 11:41 (» ) Nowocopo Nowo Nawalln* Hport* Final Thaator o f tho Htort T o a ltt th*W Mnvla Tho U t o Show By Oswald Jacoby U)u J.h& What does it take for • woman today to win the ad miration and respect o f other women? A somewhat disillusioned reader o f this column dalma (hat in her community a wo­ man win* the respect o f other women for one or several of the following reasons: —8b* la married to a man who la either rich, successful —or both. Aod K doesn't mat­ ter whether she la his first wile or his fifth. -A h * wear* a alee 10 - or Was. -A h a is among the first to know what's “ in” and what's “ out." —She Is among the "best his par. After he took his king It would be up to him to shift to a heart. Further­ more, the shift had to be one to separate the men from tha boys. He should laad either Utc quean or nine of hearts. This laad of a high haart would clearly tell partner that he did not want a heart return. A look at dummy would show East that there would be no point In a dia­ mond return. East would lead a club and West would set the contract with two club tricks. Of course, East might still return a club if his partner led the fourth best heart, but the Icid of a high heart would have drawn a diagram. (Sira.) Mary IV, lla w lh orm , ru a iia h ; April i t , M ar I It, ISM tt lfr .li Isr c o u m t y j r n u K 's c o v n r . t M I S D i a COUNTY, FI.OM. o r w . ii. p o p e . , * * . . .* a .DKCEAHKD . akotlfgj *ra rn ttu iT O N s Worlri Civilisation Call*** o l tho Air T o ia y W ako t>» Movlsa Farm H ark *! 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( il noum btr B rils weak o f fatin g earners! (or (l> Nsw* his serial, never Iasi than III! ( I ) Rpo-lot— M . M l (4) A* Ths ffo rll Taras tan hour! p«r d ayl a TROY RAY Tax Collector Check These • Dependability • Integrity • Ability Then Check TROY RAY for Tax Collector TV RENTAL • Salra Tomorrow Elect • Service Seminole TV FA 2-4920 Zenith Color TV Salra 2600 Sanford Ave. For Free Transportation To Polls Call 322-7964 Pd. PoL Adv. ( I ) Miri-FU. Ntws ( I ) Pelano* ( M l I ) h e ffllm s M l <11 F s ta w o r i ( I ) Ann Southarn M l ( I ) Art Llnhlattor ( I ) Hay tn Court (I I Th* D octor* l:#» (SI To Tall Th* Truth ( I ) Loratta Touap (5) Ootltral oraapllal M l (II Th* Rdg* nf S U M ( I ) Qutan For A Bap (S) You Don’ t Bap M l (S) Doualaa ESwarSa Naw l S ill (4) Sacral H arm (I ) T rallm a ttfr ( I ) Th* Match d a at a M l (II Unci* Walt (3) nurna A Alla* 1:11 ( I ) MSvarlck ( I ) Cartoons (3) float o f Groueho M t (3) Nrwarop* ( I ) l/*avo It T* Nasvor NOW BUILD * •* J a » • WITH BURNS thru W E D . AT ltM • 3:05 • BrIO 7:11 - 8:35 PROVEN ADVANCE THE BEAR PROGRESS A Salt M atortsiam oat those aix superficial waya by which aba thlink* women Judge others. 4 naa a iirfa -P L E A SE . HOT ROW* Brtpttto B a r t .t I hope you find she's wrong. But whatever you find, send tills column a report. Together we will find out what DOES give a woman status with other woman. c« -F * a tu r * Pita o a lr •-LOLITA" Jam** H as** • •*• L y o* ■fcaUap W I*tore tiOmfuiieaM HAYD0N BURNS CANDIDATE FOR ijST&Jo (JfoJk CAFETERI AS ^DtakfcxtiRod Cowfttsi Suite Optm 8(pa arise aa. U R f art*#, tasty plea, satoMoMraame...» I free daaaarto tor a h . a n d , Saturday nighi la "Bask night" « mb you gta a Mg W-ib. t I m s ataak ttsiari m paar ardar far tety yJL m +m ili AM* Id ! AM Oaawiri.M -Ito A M y j Trade W inds C efa teriu alas laaatod la O rlaada, LaasBe r g , Oaraa, M alheur** B P i ! MOW IEBVINO GOVERNOR to tka Seminole P la n ON V. S. 17.11 SOUTH ft Haydon Burns Pledges al Caaatlkarry 4 lU-TITI Sm oking Area Dedicated Leadership for All KEEP YOUR TA X VOTE TOMORROW A SSESSO R RE - EL ECT M RS. MARY FOR EARLE kstatb TO A M , I’ KItHONH HAVING t ’ l.AIAIN (III IIK M A N D S AGAINST MAID ESTATE: You and aarli o f you a rt itrcliy nollflad and raqulrad o (lit any claim* and demanda rlilch you, or a ltb tr o f you. tnay hava again*! aald salat* In Ilia offlra o f Hon. Vtrnnu Silas, County Judgs o f ksmlnuls County, at hla offlra lii th* Court llouaa In Hanford, F lorida, within ala calsndar tnontha from tha lima o f th* firs t publication o f this n olle!. Resh claim ar demand must bs In w ritin g and contain tha bias* * f rssldsne* and poat o ffls * adSrsas o f (ho claim ant Sad mual bo sw orn to by ths dlaim snt. hi* agsn t or alturkey, or th* asm * shall ba void. /•/ Ellsw orth W. P a ssed /* / K Pop# Baasslt Aa C a-E xtculora o f aald PULL WORK WEEK Thursday, ha went without lunch to | h » a Honolulu re­ porter a 70-mlnute Interview via long-dlatanca telephone. That night, ha participated for three hours in a TV Acad­ e m y sem inar for members. Friday, be skipped lunch to Within th* past i l l months, Lome has participated in some extra-curricular events that Included rodeo appear­ ances In Ohio, Kentucky and West Virginia and fairs In In­ diana and Texas. Everywhere he went, the record crowds wanting to see tha father Im­ age in the flesh numbered more kids than adults. Lome recently returned from Mon­ treal, where he headlined an appeal for Canada's Crippled Children'* Fund and had to­ co-emcee with Henry Fonda and Fred MacMurray NBC's April 22 90 - minute color spe­ cial from the New York's World's Fair. Something's gotta give soon, I advised him. "I hop* not," he countered, hi* brow furrowing with ser­ ious concern. T m in excellent hsalth and, though th* p ice is wearying at times, it has yet to bo exhausting. You see, I love whit I'm doing. STARTS SU N D A Y • . ►* Legal Notice . .raws tiara III* ( I ) S ill IS) fl » ‘ ( ! ) (I) T ill ( I t l l i i o (1) (I) fl) U t il (I) (1) H ill (I) 11:30 ( » i til get if I bad more time for a concentrated effort.” WHEN WE MET Lome had hid a work week that could serve to Inspire an Association Against Cruelty to H um ans. On Monday he had been guest speaker st a Holly, wood Ad Club luncheon and that night rehearaed his songs for a new record album. Tues­ day evening he travelled 200 miles to San Diago as chief speaker at t convention ban­ quet. W ednesday, he had a luncheon data With a London reporter and that night recor­ ded radio promotions for a Buffalo lily telethon in behalf of a children's hospital. TONITM S TUBS. ci n a Notlr* to contractors to bid •n rtturrarlna HIM., u. lined In UaMsItiSIIy — Information may !>• otitalnrU In tha offlca tif tha Major, Caiatlbarry. Florid*. *100 ( ! ) High on «:lt |4> nuna'nln* Aimanaa S :S0 (S) Form naport WomanBy Ruth M iiiatt ar (hat make her a person worth knowing? Have we become so Imageconscious tost what a woman appears to be is more import­ ant that what the is? Try (o answer those ques­ tions by making a list o f the women who seem to be most admired and respected of all the women you know. After each name, put down why ahe stands high with othar women. Then, if you have Uma, drop a line to this co lu m n saying whether you disagree with the woman who listed She is seen at all the •‘right” pieces. —She makes cure that whatever she m o d e in time, m oney, or effort is spent where K will make the big gast Show. Do we women really Judge other woman by such superfi­ cial standards as these? Do We Ho longer reserve Free our respect for the woman Parking who hat those qualities of mind and heart and charset Another actor In such de­ mand would long since have run for the hills. Fortunately, Lome likes the attention, al­ beit with minor reservations. “ 1 am a vulture for cul­ ture,” ha told me In hi* famil­ iarly vibrant, vole*. “ For soma tlrna, I’ ve bten pushing tha Idea of a flhtksipsrion fes tlvsl In Hollywood, similar to Canada's Stratford festival. But all these requests for my time on top of my Bonsnta chores keep me from getting tha concrete action I'd aurely Television Tonight TU ESD AY A . M. IfiV,#M * 'i m t vj By Abigail Van Buren HAYDON BURNS WALKER SEMINOLU COUNTY TAX ASSESSOR FOR Thoroughly QUALIFIED By Experience 1 TERMR Aa YOUR ELECTED TA X ABSfeMOR 18 YEAR* AS YOUR ASSISTANT ASSESSOR HAYDON EFFKIENT COURTEOUS HONES! THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR QUALIFIED EXPERIENCE yURWMiiiUiitfHii i »Ai n I'm . A n v. b y m a i n G O O D G O V E R N M E N T FOR A L L F L O R ID A UND BURNS FOR G O V E R N O R HEADQUARTERS 2355 Park Drivey Sanford* Fla* PHONE 322-7422 Pd. Pol. Adv. �Behind America's Manned Bomber Fight: Old Soldier Vs. Theoretician By Col. Ray Crowley Newspaper Enterprise Military Analyst WASHINGTON — The aimmrring alrplane-mlaille flcht between R o b e r t McNamaru and Gen. Curtia LeMay la eaaentially a quarrel between a theoretician and an old aoldier. Dcfenso Secretary McNa­ mara In eaaence argura: with the United SUtea jxi»»M»lng ao mnny Minutemen, Polaris and Titan mlaallea. no one but a fool would start an all-out war nealnst us and If some fool did start a war we could flatten him. McNamara haa proted out this thesis in electronic war gaming both for 1064 and for the early 1970s. Mathematical­ ly ho has proved that hia con­ tentions are dead-certain. Air Forts Chief o f Staff LeMay argues that In his ex­ perience wars never go the way planners plan them. Few battles go according to the book) weapons don't work ou t as expected. The enemy unex­ pectedly develops counter­ measures. LeMay says you have to be able to change your plana and your fighting as the situation develops when the chips are down. Missiles are fine and LeMay wants them. But misailcs will do only one tiling. You press a button and the missiles fly (if all goes well) to fixed, predetermined tar­ gets. They're Inflexible, s e e i f something goes wrong, missiles are unable to change quickly to meet the new sit­ uation. If the enemy discov­ ers how to hit them, or how to knock out their guidance, or discovers some way to pro­ tect Important parte of his offensive fortes against them, they fait In other words, LeMny says you can't teach missiles new tricks In the middle of a cam­ paign. If your missile gambit fails, or has serious weak­ nesses, and missiles are all Association Meet The May meeting of Use North Orlando Civic Associa­ tion will be held at B p. in. today in the Civic Building. Main Rem on the agenda U the election of a vlca presi­ dent. youVe got, youTe stuck. This it why LeMay argues that in addition to intercon­ tinental ballistic missiles, the United States needs some­ thing that can change its tac­ tics quickly in tha middle of a crisis or a war. Becauta man la tha most flexlbts thing we'va got, Le­ May wants to keep airplanes. The major difference between a missile and an alrplant, of course, is that the airplane bae a man In it. You can keep In touch with him. You can lull him in mid-course to cancel hia mission and come back. You can tell him to change targets. He can go after tar­ gets you can't pinpoint exact­ ly, and after moving targets. • • • McNamara saya that hia cal­ culating machines show thst anything a bomber can do, an ICRM can do better and cheaper. Besides, he eayi, planea are inherently more vulnerable than missiles. LeMny also claims longIf your tactics fail, and tome range bomber* hove uses short of your planea are shot down. j o f all-out wur. ICBMs do not. you can teach tha pilots new Suppose, he suggests, the tactica. You're not tied to on e ; Communists began sn aggres­ rigid pattern as you are with sive war that was too big to be stopped with conventional forces. The United Stales would like to win without es­ calating that war into all-out n u e I e a r war. The United States couldn't u»e ICBMs be-1 cause thnt would be certain to trigger World War HI. Inter- | continental bombers could be used with a fur greater chance of keeping the war within bounds, even If they dropped * nuclear bomba. ROBERT G. PETREE S E M IN O L E SECO N D ON LCBMs. COUNTY THE R E P R E SE N T A T IV E BALLOT - F IR S T O N A B IL IT Y ELECT MAY Jaak 5th D E M O C R A T IC P R IM A R Y ROB PETREE Is fully qualified by training nnd experience. 1) Practicing attor­ ney for seven years. 2) Experience with U.S. Department of Justice, Board of Immigration Appeals, Depta. o f Army and Navy. .1) lie studied at American University, George Washington Univer­ sity, University o f Virginia, and Duke University, College o f Law. 4) Boh Pelree’e interest in citrus, ronl estate nnd business brings him in constant con­ tact with the, commercial leaders o f our state. 5) His Interest in conservation and his experience In government make him host qualified for the position of our State Representative. G O V E R N M E N T W IT H A NEW OFFICERS of the Longwood Elementary PTO nre, seated, left to right, Mrs. Gladys vice president and Mrs. Mary McTntoah, secre­ tary; standing, "D oc" Wilson, president and Jerry Riley, trenaurer. (Herald Photo) Benefit M ay 12 For Schoolhouse Boh Peirce discusses the ^ A Cross State Cunui wills H O N O R A N D IN T E G R IT Y Scnutnr Spessnrd Holland Harry F. Cushing With NO Political Commitments. Retired Business J x l v w ^ P i L Boh I’ elrfe — 10 selected outstanding Democrats Jn the entire country 1961 - 1004 (1) 'T h e best way to prevent expansion of federal power on the local scene is to elect local officials determined to meet local reH|tonaibilities with local action.” (2) "Our whole future as a democracy depends on our present willingness to accept the challenge o f developing the most effective education system in tho world." (3) "Tho average citizen hns just alsout reached the limit o f his ability to carry the tax burden o f government. Future tnx revenues most increasingly come from heretofore untapped sources. The protected special interests must begin to pay their fair share in tho cost o f Florida’e future." (4) "I do not believe in sectionalism. Our county will prosper only If ALL o f ua work together for our mutual benefit — neither north or south, east or west — but ALL o f SEMINOLE COUNTY." COUNTY COMMISSIONER — DISTRICT 5 A ^ REPRESENTATIVE WHO IS , „ of YOUNG, DYNAMIC AND Young VIGOROUS! Bob Pctree hns worked for the Demo­ cratic Party for 15 years. His many contacta with stato and national leaden In our party would maka him invaluable to Seminole County aa our State Repre­ sentative. VOTE FOR Scmlnol# County’s Ulontx will be displayed M»y 12 at the Seminole High School is a benefit show is presented to aid the work at the Little Red School house. The program will feature a variety o f events ranging from comedy and aonga to band* and Individual offer­ ings. Scheduled for • p. m. at the high school, the program la being arranged by the Seminole County Association for Retarded Children. ^ a Man. STANDS FOR BETTER ROADS — BETTER SCHOOLS — CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT OF SEMINOLE COUNTY! Let’s lie A County Undivided In Our Future — LET’S PULL TOGETHER! Paid Political Adrartbomant rd. Pol. Adv. VOTE R IG H T FOR R O Y W R IG H T Tax Collector ••.. Seminole County YOUR TAX COLLECTOR OF S E M IN O L E COUNTY ACTS AS YOUR COUNTY Y O U R T A X D O L L A R S T O T H E E X T E N T O F A P P R O X IM A T E L Y FOUR M IL L IO N B A N K ER , H A N D L IN G DO LLARS A N N U A LLY . W E HAVE COMPLETE CONFIDENCE IN: ROY WRIGHTS INTEGRITY ROY WRIGHTS ABILITY TO WORK WITH PEOPLE ROY WRIGHTS QUALIFICATIONS WHICH HE HAS GAINED BY EDUCATION AND FINANCIAL ji - ->*• ■ : EXPERIENCE. i ’X ' . ’ « • •* • , - . Y O U R VOTE FOR R O Y W R IG H T FOR TA X COLLECTOR O N M A Y 5TH W ILL BE A VOTE FOR A C O U R T E O U S M A N BEST QUALIFIED TO SERVE, A N D FOR O N E W H O W ILL APPRECIATE Y O U R VOTE. CHURCH AFFILIATION: RETURN FROM SERVICE: EDUCATION! EMPLOYMENT! Graduated from Seminole High School in 1936, at­ tended University o f Florida, completed course* In: Banking Fundamentals, Commercial law , Business Administration, Bank Administration, Bank Manage­ ment, Negotiable Instruments, Analysing Financial Statements, and is experienced with Federal Audits and other Bank Examining Authority. Employed by The Sanford Atlantic National Ilank in 1937. Worked in Bookkeeping Department, served as Teller, worked in Loan ft Discount Department, in Installment Loan Department, and as Manager of Proof ft Bookkeeping Department. SPORTS: o f Ssmlnols w High T Captain or g n Football Team In 1936, Barn ball and Track, received the Varsity Football, Baseball Best Sportsmanship Award o f Liona Club Little League, Fishing and Hunting. , *— NAVY COMBAT VETERAN! Volunteered March 3, 1942. Naval engagements were in North Africa, Sicily and Salerno. Served as en­ listed man aboard U.8. Naval Destroyer U-S.8. Bris­ tol until it was sunk by enemy submarine In the Mediterranean Sea at midnight, October 13, 1943. Rescued by U.S. Navy Destroyer U A S . Trip. Hon­ orably discharged on November 2, 1945. Upon returning from service, was re-employed by Tne Sanford Atlantic National Bank. Since that time he has worked as Teller, worked in Iamm & I)i*count Department, in Installment iAian Department, and as Manager of Proof ft Bookkeeping Department. LEADERSHIP: President o f Senior Class of Seminole High School, class of 1936, Past Master Sanford Lodge No. 62 F. ft A.M., Past Hight Priest Monroe Chapter No. 16 Royal Arch Masons, Past Commander Taylor Commandry No. 28 Knight Tempter, Past District Deputy Grand Master o f 15th Masonic District F. ft A.M. o f Florida, Grand Scribe Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons o f Florida, Member Advisory Council of tteminole Chapter National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, Treasurer o f General Sanford Memorial library 4—datlra Pol Adv. paid by Boy Wright for Tag Co3 actor, Boy Wrtfht Campaign Troaauror. —' O Member o f Florida. First Prssbytsrian Church, Sanford, MEMBER OF: American Legion, Masonic Lodge, Bahia Tempi# Shrine, Phi Delta Theta Social Fraternity. FAMILY: Married to the former Bertie Hughes, haa one son, Roy It. Wright, III, owns horns at 1401 Palmetto Avenue, Sanford, Florida. SEMINOLE COUNTY RELATIVES: Mother, Mrs. Roy R. Wright, resides at 705 Oak Avenue. Sanford; Sister, MIm Margaret Wright, who is employed by Florida Power ft Light Company; Sister, Mrs. Ava W. Davis, who is employed by Sweeney's Office Supply Co.; Sister, Mrs. Dick Aiken, and Brother, James A , Wright, Sr., Manager o f Ox Fibre Brush C o , Inc. PRIME OF LIFE — AGE 46 u i �f BBTSI atm BOARDING HOUSE SIDE GLANCES Legal Notiee By Galbraith Notice to Contractor* to bid on paving trlangla connacting Q ueen * M irror Clrcla and W in ter Park D rive In Casselbarrr — Inform ation may ba obtained In the o fflca o f the Mayor, Caaeelberry. Florida. Vary truly yours. (M rs.) Mary W . H aw thorne Tow n Clark Publlah: A pril ST. May 4. 11. ltd* 'DT-SS ik iK K c i r c u i t c o u r t o p T H E NINTH JUDICIAL C IH . C l'IT . I k A k D FOR SK R IN . OLE COUNTY, FLORIDA I k cH A k C E R T k o . ia*a* F I I T L U I JOYCE RILEY. P la in tiff W ILLIAM CLINTON RILET. Dafandan* NOTICE TO APP E A R TO: W ILLIAM C. RILET E lltlll Ovaraaaa Eva c / o Maritime Ovaraaaa Corp. I l l F ifth A venue New Tork. N. T. Tou are hereby notified that Complaint fo r D lvorca haa bean filed agalnat you and >ou are required to aerva a cop y o f you r anawar o r pleading to the Com plaint on the Plain* tiff'a attorney, F E L D E R AND BETTINGHAUS, l i t S o u th K now les Avenue, W in ter Fark, Florlda. 4. <1 rile the origin a l Anawar o r R e a d in g In the of* flea o f tha cirv.slt Court on o r b e fo re tha llt h d e v o f May. 1114. I f you fall to «..> >u a De­ cree Pro Confeaao will bo ea* tered agalnat you fo r the relief demanded In the C om plain t Wltneaa my hand and aaal o f aald Court at Sanford. Semin* ole County. Florida, thla llt h day o f A pril, 1114. (SE A L) A rthur H. B eckw ith, Jr. Clark o f tha C ircuit C ourt B y : Martha T. Vlhlen D eputy Clerk F E L D E n AND BETTINOHAUd A ttorneys fo r the P lain tiff ff l i t South Knowlaa Avanua W inter Park, F lorida “ | Publlah: April SO, ST, May *. l i e ' 1114 C D T -II Ik TH E CIRCUIT COURT. NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AkD FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C A R L M. A R IE , JR., P la in tiff, M YRTLB BATTS ARIE. D efen da n t NOTICE T O DEFEND T O E STATE OF FLO RID A TOt M TRTLE BATTS A R IE 111! Beal Street R ock y M ou nt North Car* ollna PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a Com plaint haa been filed agalnat you In the C ir­ cuit Court. Ninth Judicial Cir­ c u it In and fo r Semtnola Coun­ ty, Florida, In Chancery No. 1I.IIT, tha abbreviated title o f w hich la C A R L M. ARIE. J R , T la ln tlff, v e n u e M T R T L E BATTS A R IE . D e f e n d a n t , w herein tha relief Bought le a Decree o f D lvorca and an aw ard o f D efen d a n ts antlr* Interval In and to certain real aatata described aa follow s, to* w it: L ot S. B lock 4. ENOLEWOOD PAR K . UNIT NO. 4. a ccord in g to the Plat th ereof aa recorded In Plat Book X, Pago MS. Publlo Records nf O range C ou n t ty, Florida. Theaa presents are to caua* and require you to file you r w ritten answ er o r defense*. If any, to tha Com plaint filed herein, and to serve a co p y th ereof upon the P la in tiff* a t­ torneys. Hlenetrom, Davie di Mclnteeh, P ost O fflca Box 1SI0, Sanford. Florida. SSTTI, on o r b efore May II. 111!, and herein fall not or a D ecree P ro C on feaao w ill b* entered agalnat you. and the causa proceed a s part*. (S E A L ) A rthur H- B eckw ith, Jr. Clerk o f the C ircuit C ou rt B y: Martha T. Vlhlen, D. G. Btenatrom, Davie Ik McIntosh A ttorn eys fo r P la in tiff Post O fflca Box 1SS0 Sanford. F lorida SSTTI Publlah! A pril IS, 14, ST, Map 1114 C D T -ll___________________________ IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT IE AND FO R SEMINOLE COUNFLO RID A. IN CH AN CERT. NO. ISMS H E FR A N K LIN SAVINGS BANK IN T H E C IT T OF NEW TO RK . s corporation. P la in tiff, vs. JO SEPH CATENAZZO and jfcA N CATENAZZO. hla w ife. Defendants. NOTICE OF s u r r TH E STATE OF FLO RID A TOs Joseph Catanasso and J ta n Catanasio, hla wlfas R esidence U nknow n M ailing Address — O /O Navy E xchange, Naval Station. . San Juan. P. R. TOU A R E H E R E B T NOTI­ FIE D that s suit haa bean filed agalnat you In tho a b ove cause and you are raqulrad to file you r anawar w ith the Clark o f thto C ourt and to earva % cop y th ereof upon th# p la in tiff ar Its attorneys, Mahoney, H adlow , Cham bers A Adam s. Bar­ nett National Bank Building, Jaokaonvllla I, Florida, not la tar than May llt h , 11(4. It you fall so te do. a Deer*# Pro Confeaao w ill ba entered agalnet you fo r tha re lie f da* mended In tha Com plaint. Thla suit Is to fo re clo se a m ortgage. Tha real property proceeded agalnet la: L ot It, Block B. Seeoad Ravenna Park Section o f Loch Arbor, a cco rd in g to tho P la t th ereof aa r e ­ corded In P lat Book IS, P ages SS thru SI o f tha P u blic R ecords o f Seutloola County, Florida. T og eth er w ith tha fo llo w in g Homo o f property w hich g ro located la and parmanantly In­ stalled aa a part o f th o Im­ provem ents on aald property: I Q.E. R afrlgarator, Modal Ns. B B lt, fa r . No. ( S t i l l I Q.E. Oven, Modal No. J it# , Bar. No. S T IS S til 1 Q.E. Plata, Modal N*. JIIO. Bar. No. TT1M4IS Tha exp ress enum eration o f tho fo ro g o ln g items shall not ho daamod to lim it o r restrict th* applleablllty o f any other language describ in g la g e n ­ e ra l term* oth er property Inleaded to b o aovarod hereby. W tTN ESg m y band and tba aaal o f thto Court at Sanford. Florida, thla l i b day o f A p r il A.D. l i l t . (COURT SE A L ) A. H. Beckw ith. Jr., d a r k B y Martha T. V lh lea Deputy Clark f A aopy a f th* Com plaint filed harala to attached to tho cop y a f thla n otice w hich I* ■tolled to sack dafaodant fo r w hom a residence m ar* sp e ci­ fic than a utat* o r cou n try » * • given la th* a w e m sta te­ m ent fUad herein by th* plain­ tiff. hi* agen t o r attorney.) Publish; A p ril U . M . »T. M ay L ISM •J I •• �y« •» Now Is The Time To Plant Yourself In Your Own Home... Look To Want-Ads S. N o tice s • Pergonal* Phone Classified She 6. F o r Rent VACUUM CLEANER W E L A I A APARTMENT*: REPA1R8 Rooma private bath*, 114 Parts, Supplies, Electrolux W. Flrat S t Kirby, Hoover, Air-Way, Rex-Air, Filler Queen, OE Fum. 1 B<lrm. Apt. $13. 2101 Magnolia—322-3931 etc. Free pick-up, From Sanford Exchange Robert A. Williami GM VACUUM REPAIRS 906 So. Myrtle 322-8627 STOREROOM, or office, on VACUUM CLEANER—LOCAL let. St., near 2 free park REPAIRS - SALES — log lota. Inquire, Manuel ALL MAKES Fromi Seminole County Co Jacobson's Dept. Store. Phone 322-2212 9 Room furn. garsge apt. S. Education • Instruction 1018 Elm Ava. 322-0228 after 4:20 p.m. #gttlnrh Hrrnlh Mny 4, 1964 — Pnpc B-A SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer Office 204 W. First Legal Notice IN T U B COt’H T o r THE (-HUNTS' JUtHlfc. SKMINOI.K i-o iiR tr , i r m i o r r i.o n - IIJA. IN PIIODATB !■ N III Metals all D oltaur w . LYNCH, D M M Iti r iN A L NOTICN N olle* it h e r .b r given that lha undertlantil will, on lh « llt h day »7 Mar. A.O. l i l t , ru an t to tha HnnaraMa '■ u n tr Judge of Seminole c a u n lr , ria rld a , hie final re* turn, aaeount aa E ie t u le r o f tha Katata o f DoHUEY w . LYNCH, daoaaaad, amt at aald lim a, than and thara, m ake ap­ plication to tha aald Judaa fo r final aattlamant o f h it aJ* m lnlitratlan a f aald attata, and fo r an order dlacharatna him aa auah xxeeu tor. Dated thla tha Tth day at ▲am. A t', m i . / • / TH EODOnK X . t L yn ch , an. ▲a K ia ou tor o f tha Katata or D o r s e t W. LYNCH, Daeaaaad. o r o . a . g r e e n . Jn. ▲ttarnay for aald Eatata I I I M agnolia Avenue Banford, rio rld a K ubll.h : April II, to, IT, May I, t i l l C D T -II__________________________ IN THE COUNTY coun ty, COUNT OP TEN JID O K . illW IN O IK rL O H iiiA , in r n o - MATE. In rai Eatata at 1'ACI.INK KOVAC1K Daoaaaad. To All Cradltara and Uvraaaa Having claims aa namanda Aaalaat Bald Nitatai You anil eneli o f you ara harat.y nollflad and raitulrad to liraaant any clalma and da. ■namla which you, or althar of you, may hara agalnat tha ra tate o f PAULINE KOVACIK. daeaaaad. lata o f aald County, to tlia County Judge o f HemInula County, rio rld a , at hla o ffica In tha court tmuaa or aald County at Hanford, Klor Ida, w-ltliln tlx calendar month* from tha Hina o f tti* flrat pub llcallon o f thl* notice. Tw o cop la i o f aach claim or demand atiall l>* In w riting, and ahall atala tha ptae* o f raaldanco and pm t e fflo * addraaa of the rlalmnnl. and ahalt h* aworn to l,y the rlalm ant, hla agent, o r attoroy and accom panied by a filing fa* o f on* dollar and auch claim or demand not ao filed ahall ba void. TH E FIHST NATIONAL IIANK AT W IN TER NARK lly i / a / G eorge U. llurgaaon Truat O fficer Aa admlnlatrator nf lha Katata o f PAULINE K O ­ VACIK, d e ta ile d Law offlaa Irardl A Payton 105 Fairbanks Avanua W in ter Park, Fla. Publlah: A pril II, SO, IT May «, t i l l CDT-14 IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF r ilE NINTH JUDICIAL C IR . C U T , IN AND FtlR aE N IN . Dl.E COUNTY, FI.OIIIIIA IN CHANCERY NO. 111*11 'l l Altl.KH BALKH COUP. OF OHLANDO, a F lorida oargoralion, FlalnU ff, VICTOR B. VINER. tKCU 4 riorlda corp oration ! VICTOR n. VINE It and POLLY ANN I'INEK, hi* wlfSI and KLOYI) I. COLLINS and HETTY H. 'OLLI.N8, hla w ife. LEONARD JAHHRLDRRRY and M AR1AIIKT JANE CAHHKI.BKR. rtY. hla Wife, DAVID It. CIIILDltEHH and a. UOHALIE HIILDRKna, hla wife, Individisle, trading and doing bualiraa aa gUN*KT R N T R ilFR ISi:n, g p a rtn trih lp i MOMH 3RANOR COUNTY, a Unliad italaa corp oration ! and FIX)YD 1. COLLIN* and HKTTY It. •OI.I.IN*, hla w ife, jointly and ndivldually, DafandanU NOTICE OF SUIT Ol F U i r t ) J. COLLIN* and NETTY R. COLLIN8. hla w ile t i l l Raminary Hoad Hllver Sprlhg, Maryland You and aarh nf ynu ard >r»by notified that a Comalnt tr Fsraclnae Claim* of Ian an the fallow in g daacrlbl proparly, t# -w lt: Lota I. I, f. f. * and I, Hlorh H, Sunaat Manor, racurded In Plat llonk S, F ag* at, Fuhlle llernrda nf Namlhnfa t.'nunlr, Florida! alan riricHbed aa l i t , III, ia i. its . lie , i n . H i. H i, ijnlilen Day* Urlva, tiaaaaiharry, riarld a, >a l,tan filed agalnat you, and >u ara raitulrad I* aarya a ,py o f your A n iw sr nr Plead. g to the Complaint on tlia la n tlffa attnrnav. airraid A. Iiorn, o f Edward* A M acorIrk, lo ll Eaat Itublnann real. Orlando, Florida. and la tha original Anawar nr radlnir In lha O ffice o f tha ark o f tha C lrrull Court on b efore lha llt h day o f May, II, If ynu fall lo do *<>, iu dgnt by drfault w ill ba lakail ■Inal you fo r Ilia rallaf da it dad In lha Complaint. Dila Notion ahall ha pubhad one* aach wtak fo r four I rnniarutlva waaka In Ilia Hfor.1 lltra ld , a nawapapar hllahrd al Hanford, Hnmlnola only. Florida. iVITNEH* my hand and tha trial oral o f thla Court at iford . Florida, thla llt h day April. D M . * Arthur It. tlaahwlth, Jr. nark Hr Martha T. Vllilrn l>anuty Clark (W ARD * * MCCORMICK I Real Rohinaoa ilra a t land*. Florida lorneye far P la in tiff nllaht April la, IT, Map I, II, >1 T -*a U. 8. 17-92 »t Hiawatha 15. liu s ln c M O p p o rtu n ity COIN LAUNDRY C o m p l e t e l y recondition ed Coin Business. Golden Opportunity for right party, Small down payment. Call Orlando 423 5121. PHILLIPS M Service Station for Ix?.v»e. If you have a amall amount of capital, and the desire to own your business, with paid training available, then see K. H. McAlexamler, 202 North Laurel Ave. C IV IL S E R V I C E 2 BEDROOM houag, kitchen furnished, near atr bate Call 322-4013; after 6 p.m Mcn-women, 18-52. Start high call 322-4736. •i 1102.00 a week. Prepar­ atory training until appoint 4 BR., 2 bath, horns. $129. ed. Thouiandi of jobs open. Available, June. 322-9998. Experience uiuatly unnccesiary. FREE information Floral Heights, 4-room apt. S. Sanford Avs., to Hlblaon Jobs, aalariai, require cui. Rt. 2, Box 37b or eel manta. Writ* TODAY giving 322-9007. name, addreia and phone. P ayton R ealty FA 2-1301 322-5612 425-5938 NOT LONG DISTANCE 12. R eal E atate F o r S al* 27. Special Service* TESTS! — | BEAUTY SHOP 3.1. F u rn itu re For Repairs and Painting, call Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Service With the 322-5126 after 8 p. m. week daya. Cash. SUPER TRADLNQ POST. FA 2-0677. Plano Tuning and Repair W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 FREE ESTIMATE Upholstering it Mattreii ren­ LAWNS renovated — Aerate ovating. New It Used Furni­ —Remove thatch — Chinch ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg. Buy Spray (VC-13)—FcrtlCo., at 709 Celery Ave. Hie—Ph. 322-4244. FA 2-2L17, MANSFIELD LAWN SER. WANTED reliable couple to Lawn Bervice. Mowing, land­ take up monthly payment* scaping, grass setting, etc. eg 913.90 oa I complete 322-3790. rooms of furniture. CiU TX t - lll l, Casselberry, col­ REPRINTS AVAILABLE lect. Of picture* that have been published In Th* Herald. F U R N IT U R E Call BUI Vincent at Tho Sanford Herald, 322 2611. 8 COMPLETE ROOMS Swmmlng lessons. ADULTS AND CHILDREN. Beginning June 8. Two qualified in­ structors. Meredith a n d Helen Scott. Phone 322-1316 for Information. Was on Lay-a-Way at Budget F\irn. Co. 84. Article* For Sale Used Auto. Washer, needs repair, $15. 322-3791. $1 per day rental for Electria Carpet Shampooer with purchase of Blue Lustre. Car­ roll's Furniture. 8 5 . A r t ic le s W a n ted CASH for good clean Uaed Furniture. Noll-Furay FumL turc, 901 W. Flrat St., Ph. 322-6391. 86 . A u t o m o b t t e a • T r u c k s 1930 FORD lte ton truck. Runs good, good stake body. $100. 322-4731. '39 V. W. Microbu* or '63 Chevrolet Plckup/Campcr. Both excellent. Ph. Apopka 866-4849 or Orlando 422-8UU Close to New Shopping Center. b u y i n g a m ew ar on So. Orange Ave. Equipped with 2 hydraulic USED CART Now can be seen at chain, dryers, ahampoo F IN A N C E IT W IT H O S 298 Longwood Tiara unite, air-conditioning, Walt ./ ♦ Low lot eras* R ate* Take up payment* ing Room furniture, mir­ Lincoln Service, Box 73 Available Msy 1. 2 BR., furn. ♦ Low Monthly p a y m este t( At only $12.80 per mo. rors, drapes, etc. Flua ap­ Sanford Herald. AIR-CONDITIONING botue, for im all family. Fh. F L O R ID A ST A T E B A N K Ph. 838-4583 proximately $500 worth of WL By FEDDERS 322-6370. Also 1 Bedroom Suite stock. All for 12200. Good H. B. POPE CO„ Inc. dHFor Roiti SllghUy damaged Term*! Call Stamper Agen­ 200 So. Park Ave. Lake Mary, nicely furn. dup­ 322-4224 • HMI9MA.U at 858.05 cy, 1919 So. French Ave., lex apt., 1 BR, Adults, no Eurfl. Apt. 2300 MeRonvtlle. Y*4 taf Ul M Of H IG H E S T WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, 322-4991. pets. Ph. 322-3930. 31. Article.*! For Sale Fum. apt. too Park Ava. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS **You g o n g a d " ? 16. Female Help Wanted APT., 81$ Magnolia Ave., 860. P R IC E P A ID All Typts and Slsea CYPRESS SIDING, Windows Nice large I BR, unfurn mo. Pbooe 322 9618 or 222 We Repair and Service & doors. Cheap. See i t ALIX OF SANFORD duplex Kitehee equipped. for 2641. 12. Rani Eatat# For Sale 12. Real Eatata For Sale Experienced Sewing Machine b T I N X Palms Hotel. 322-2308 after U th Ava., Long wood, I mi. fl. O perate'! needed. Steady- Machinery and Supply Co. LAKE MARY, Unfurn. except from N.A.I. Ph. 619 3294 3 BR, Air-Conditioned, H4 207 W 2nd St. FA 2 64)2 B a la n ce P a id O f f year-round employment in tonally clean 2 RR House baths, Fla. room, fenced HONEY FOR SALE: One gal­ S em in ole R ealty I BR Unfurn. K it. aqulpt. Anywhere in U.S.A« our modern air-conditioned Kit. cquipt. 322-4411. yard, with patio. Ravenna BOOKKEEPING lon, $3.00. Call 322-2900 af­ N ea r Bade. 122 0346. factory. 2620 Orlando Dr.. 1901 Park Avenue Park. $300 down, $103 SERVICES ter 5 p. m. FREE DELIV­ 2 BR, fully furnished. Avail Sanford, 222-490$ FA 2-3232 anytime RENTALS FURNISHED monthly. Phone 222-9337. Reasonable ratal. 222-2701. ERY WITHIN SANFORD able May 1. Prefer adult*, 1 BR. 1 Bath, 1410 Ch*a* $33 CITY LIMITS. Beauty Counselor haa an 180) Sanford Av*. GREENRRIAR 29. Automobile Service 1 BR., 114 bath home. As­ t BR, 1 Bath, 1000 Preach $60 opening In this area for a Choice lot* available In SEWING MACHINE sume paymenti. 322-3155. 2 BR, 1 Bath, Oarage Apt. UNFURN. 1 Lg. BR Apt. Kit representative. Must In- at­ COHEN RADIATOR SHOP Oreenbriar o f Loch Arbor REPOSSESSED SINGER equlpt. 10614 W. 18th St. Ph 01T W. 1st. $33 tractive and have car. For Free Inspection, estimate*, overlooking golf course. 2 BR. Home, Study, 144 Fully automatic. Sews on 3193952. I BR, 1 Bath, 1117 Summer Interview, phone 322 6073. pickup, delivery. Racoring Bath:, large Family Rm. In buttons. Makes buttonholes, Custom building to your iin $io St repairs discounted. Furn. Gar. Apt. 254514 Pal good neighborhood; tnclud Registered nurse, day shift, embroiders, nt o n o g r ams, •pacifications. Gr**nbrlar UNFURNISHED 21114 E. 3rd. 322-3443 metto. Ph. 322-0329 or ing steve, refrig., room airblind hems, elc. All with­ '93 Cadillac, $367 bal, $32 mo. developed by well located Nursing Homo. I BR, 1 Bath, 1811 Summer­ 322-5234. conditioner, washing ma­ out attachment!. Guaran­ '38 Old*., $797 bal. $42 mo, K1NGSWOOD To $42o monthly for nurse lin $60 chine A rugs. Really ter­ teed. Like new. Sold new '39 nim bler, $881 bal, $42 mo. able lo anum e rcsponslbtl BUILDERS, INC. 3 BR, 1 Bath, 362 Queens 1 BR Housetrailer fum. Ph. AUTOMOTIVE rific buy! Monthly pay­ over 1300. Balance due only '35 Chevrolet $397 bal, $32 mo. Ity. Write, Sanford Herald, 802 Fairmont Dr. Mirror Dr., Cosscelber322 1187. AIR-CONDITIONING ments $33.50. $79.86 or $8.08 month. Call '35 Pontiac, $499 bal, $29 Box 75. FA 2-8074 ry $115 INSTALLATION - SERVICING KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, Collect for Free Home Trial '59 Ford- $314 bal, $27 mo. 2 BR furn. Duplex apt. 201 3 BR, 1 Bath, Jewett Lane $83 Good Used Cara Sold Inc. 17. Mai* Help Wanted '57 Ply., $192 bal, $26 mo. 241-95M Service Discount. E. 27th Ph. 322-6477. 3 BR, 2 Rath, Loch Arbor $110 EVERETT A. HARPER SIR French Ave, 322-7765 FA 2-8074 '96 Chcv., $618 bal, $13 mo. STEM PE It AGENCY CHRISTIAN MAN n e e d e d . AGENCY - REALTOR MOVING: Household goods- '88 Metro., $219 bal, $34 no. Gar. apt. 1201 Magnolia Ave. Auto GUos, Tope 1919 So. French 122-4001 FOR MEN ONLY I Full or part-time — lifetime 2405 S. Park Ave. air-conditioner, etc. New '33 Mercury, $487 bal, $26 mo. Apply 5-6:30. & Seat Covert security. Experienced Sun­ Photwt FA 2-2264 or FA 2 2283 WHO want their family to Moon '63 Trailer, Cheap '39 lllllmnn, $687 bal, $24 mo. FURN. 1 UR clean Apt. 601 lire In spacious comfort. 8 day School, ministry help­ equity. Ph. 3228194. '58 nambler, $419 bal, $24 mo. palmetto. 322-5192 or 1374. ful. Earn $100 weekly and Rooms, Including 3 lied '&» Ply., $681 bal, $24 mo, In Tk* Court Of Tk* Canntp HAIRY INDIGO rooms, living room, dining up. No competition. Write Judge, Hrmluutu Cuuety, F lo r­ 1 BR., Furn. Apt. with Pvt. REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-1032 Reg. $33 100 lbs., 300 lb. tots room, Fla. room, 114 baths John Hudln Co., 22 West ida, In IT u h .tr. bath, 3t7 S Park Ava. Ird A Park Ave. •31 In rat Batata of plua a kitchen with break Madison St., Chicago 2, III. 4LL WORK GUARANTEED ED W ARD F. LANK, Pbooa 1X2-8641 Pensacola Bahai 100 lbs $23 faat area. Sella for apprai 1 -ROOM efficiency apt. with Daeaaaad, 900 lb. lota $24 •al of $12,000, with $800 The City of Sanford Civil Ta All Crudllura and Prrauua pvt. bath and shower, suit­ I BTORY, I bedroom house. REPOSSESSIONS, INC, Service Board is accepting H aving Clalma nr lltmunda Crystal Wax Onion Plante M down and $83 per month. able for couple or alngla 9200. down or will accept Agalnat aald I k la tr i SANFORD AVR. applications for the posi­ $2.50—500 $1.30 person or ratlred, All utili­ You and rach o f ynu ara Sonkurik Glnnn nnd Paint used car. 112-8404. 110 W. tion of Meter Itrader-Water OPEN EVENING* hereby notified and required A. M. PREVATT 1012 ties Included la rent. Ideal­ Company 13th ft. SOUTHW ARD lo praaaht any clalm a and de­ Dept. Requirements: 18 to Seville, Fla. ly located on Flrat It., with­ 210 Magnolia Ph FA 2-4622 mand* w hich you, or althar of Phone 222-4303 48 yrs. of age; elementary necessitates you, may have agalnat the ea­ Investment A Really in 1 block of I free parking EMEROENCY READY MIX CONCRETE tata o f K D W AltD F. LANE, school education; resident Immediate sal* income pro­ 81. Poultry • Llventock lie N. Park Ave. 322-9173 lota and shopping canter. In­ deceased, lata o f aald County, Patios, Floor, Free Ritlmahja '61 RENAULT Dauphine, good of Seminole County for at perty. Monthly potential lo the County Judge o f RKMquire at Manual Jacobson running. Very reasonable* t Shetland Pony for Kate Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, l.SOl.U County, Florida, at hla leait six months; working 9910. Make offer. Owner on D*pt. flora, 111 K. First ft. 322-0418. offica In the cou rt Imutl of Stallion. Call after I, 322 ■and, cement, rock, pipe, Knowledge of street loca­ premil**, 319 E. Jackem■aid County, at BANFORD, 2, 1, A 4 BEDROOMS 4703. steel, grease traps, dry 194* Ford, $41 «a to. Small Florida, within aix ealandar Clean rooma for man. 601 tion* In city. Examination Orlando. 1, 114, A 3 BATHS wells. Stepping stones. mentha from tha lima I f th l Magnolia Ava. II3-0TI0. expenditure will mak* 11 for qualified applicants will 81 A. Pets flrat publication o f thla nolle#. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. NICE 2 hr. trailer on shady DOWN PAYMENTS FROM operable. $22-2191. be hold at 2:30 P.M. May T w o coplaa nr aach claim ar 322-8731 lot with awnlni and screen­ $100 demand ahall b* in w riting, FURN. Apt. Close tn. Jimmie Toy Fox Terrier puppy. 309 Elm Ave. 11, 1964, In the city hall. and ahall atata the placa of Cowan, lgg-4011. SACRIFICE. '87 Old* 99 Fort ed in patio. 1101 Magnolia Low Monthly Payments Phone 322 3365. Submit applications to Civil fealdanca and poat offica adSINGER AUTOMATIC dor Sedan, A. T., BAM, P. Av*. 322-8019. For Complete Information draaa o f the claim ant, and ahall DO YOU WANT TO RENT Service Examiner in city Boston Terrier, AKC Beg., 8 1964 Model. Fully Guaranteed. ba aworn to by the claim ant, fi. Brakes A Beat. $400. Ph. Sea Or Call Your OR LK A fC i We have teahall not later than May 8, Monograms, makes Button hla agant, or attorney and gaweeks old. 322-SS1T. 322-0100, com panies by a filin g fa* of nanta for 4-RR, homes I 1964. holes, Rows on Buttons 4 on* dollar and auch claim nr BEDROOM HOMES Siamese kittens, $19 ea. BR bom*; and I smelter makes decorative stitches, 87. Boata ■ Motor* demand not ao filed ahall ba IMMEDIATE Service Station Managers A 322 8641. void. home*. Phoe# Mrs. Day at etc. Pay off balance of SALES BROKER / • / May E. Lana OCCUPANCY Attendants for Phillips 66 $71.80 or pay $7.18 mo, No 1$' Ruoibout A motor. Real Aa Baacutrlx o f tha I-aat Air-Conditioning Optional good boat. Both for $129. Stenstrom R ealty Stationl. If qualified see E. 32. Flower* • Shrub* W ilt and Teatamtnt o f credit needed. CaU For Aa Low aa 9$M Down E D W A R D F. LANE, da­ THE TIME TESTED FIRM 838-5604. Ml Bay St., Long, H. McAlaxsnder, 202 N. GROW your own hydroponic Free Trial. 112-0627. eaaaad 2961 Park Dr. 222 3420 wood. Laurel Ava. 118 N. Pork Ava, FA M i l l CRYSTAL LAKE PARK tomatoes; In containers; Maek N. Cleveland, Jr. Spinet piano, Wurlltzcr, full LAKE MARY A ttorney at Law, some bearing. G roiser'i Hy­ S BR., 1 BATH 18. Help Wnntcd P. O. D raw er Z. Unfurnished 2 bedroom dup­ keyboard, like new eond., 10' Plywood eabln cruiser, 90 Waat on Uth St. and leraaned porch, Including kit­ droponic Farm, S. Sanford Hanford. Florida, hp. Johnson, all electric, lex, kitchen equipped. Ph. with bench. Guarantee, $293, Left aa Lake Mary Blvd. A ttorney fo r Executrix Ave. chen equip. Down payment GRILL COOK WANTED. Man and extras. Ph. 932-9195. Sanford 322-6201. Ph. 322-0061. Publlah April IT. $11-2744 or woman, Apply in peraon $330. Monthly Paymenti May a, It, la, 1M« LAKE WYMAN motors. at Chick 'N Treat. Fern BLOOMING Koaea an Chero- Used Portable Typewriters, USED BOATS A c D T -ia $38 50. Fum. 2 BR, duplex apt., tile kae Block. AH othar kinds HEIGHTS Park. GUNS. New A Used. Large KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, bath, terrauo floors, water Ilk* new, 30 day warranty, IN T E E Cl EC t'IT COVET OF of Nursery shrubbery and LONGWOOD selection. WlU trsde, also T H B Oth JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INC. furnished. Call 322-2334 af­ $28.30. $39.93. $47.50. Pow­ 19. B it u it lo n * W an te d IN ANSI FO E BNEINOLB trees. (South on 17-92—6 mi. repair. Tackle sold A re­ 3ie-*074 ter 9 p. tn. ell's Office Supply, 117 Mag­ COUNTY, FLORIDA 2 Blki. Northwest of Gray Shadows Nursery paired. Osteen Bridge Fish IN UMANCEEV NO. I IM S Will car* for Convalescent nolia. 222-9642. REAL (Estate) MA0T R IV E R gAVIN lin RANK, Unfurnished 3 BR, bouse, kit­ Longwood Plssa) 8 Ml, S, on Banford Av*. Camp A Gun Shop. patient In my home, or eld­ * New Yam •arporgtian. OPPORTUNITIES TRAILER 4.;ADES chen equipped. 122-3691. May Specials. Air mats, 99c. erly peraon. Ladies preferr­ Plaintiff, 33. Furniture Waterfront Lota, $23 Down, CONSIDERED Surplus City. 201 W. 1st St., Gateway To Th* Waterway va. ed. Ph. 322 X733 Enterprise. X. 20th Fh. iioMKit n rn n iN and MIL- 2 BR. house. 915 per mo. Sanford. Used furniture, appliances, ltobaon Sporting Goods u Mr d o r r h i n , hla wlfa 322 9988. 40 Acres, $430 Per Acre 21. Beauty Balona Dafandanta. toots, etc. Bought • Sold. Your EV1NHUDE Dealer n o t ic e TO D E F E N D OE 4 Acre* A Trailer, $ 10,000 with RENTALS 104-6-9 E. lit. Ph. FA 2-99(1 Larry's Mart 111 Banford Complete Beauty Service O N llER “ o f FVELIUATION Ph. aia-iau Term* BR, Unfurn. kit. equipped, a t iJT Ava. Ph. FA 1-4112. t F oo e f o e e c l o i u e e 3 Senior Operators 3 Bedroom. 2 Bath, Lakcfront, 8R. Motorcycle* • Scooters TUI IIO M RN O RRHIN 190 ft. bathing beach on Free Parking at 2nd & Oak For the biggest selection of B IG 9 9 S A V I N G S Chatom $ll,0oo with Terms Lak# Mary ......... $149 mo. Alabama '$9 Allstate. $90. Needs minor On Floor Models A 109 So. (Ink 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath, toned 322-5742 nearly new and used furni­ YOU. lin-MER HEREIN, ara BR, with atudy, dining repairs. Worth fixing. Ph. Demonstrators HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK hereby n ollflad that a Com ­ ture, see Noll's Furniture Commercial, $11,250 Property Management room, kit. equipped, double plaint fo r Forarloaura o f Mart322-4982 after 3:30. Ask ter (FREE Jtopalr ESTIMATES) Brokerage in Casselberry I A 3 Bedroom Homes, $100 Sc Salaa Broker gaga ha* b**h Iliad agalnat Ace Beauty Salon carporte, newly painted. Steve. In Your Home on iT-92. Open 6 daya I to a. you, aug you ara required t* Down Call for Evening Appis. Lake privileges . . . $190 mo. aerva g *npy o f you r Answ er In Hnnfortl Call Jim H unt R ealty FI1A-VA Realtor 30. Trallen - Cabana* or Pleading* to t(ia oam plalnl Mayfair Hotel Ph. 322 8329 FRANK EVANS New people in unit look at BINaKR STEMPER AGENCY ■>n th* P la in tiff* altornay, Free Parking Ph. $22-4417 — 322-1733 O ffer! for your selection Hi raid Ada. Be sure your Representative at Joaeph M. F lla g lfa ld , I I I Mf* 1962 HOMKTTK, 51' X 10', 3 1919 So. French Ave. 322-4991 c o r iiv T r o ll Hulidlng, Miami theaa Beautiful 2, 2, A 4 builness la represented with Alan's Fabrics A itugs HR, Living room 14' x 19'. Spring Permanent Special II. Florida, and file tha originRENT A BED Bedroom attraetlva advertisements. FURNISHED, UNFURNISH­ 122-8783 322IT19. A n iw ar or F in d in g In th* Rol'away, Hospital A Baby 20 Percent off regular prices _ _ ,.ja i' nr “tha cir' c* ooff lha the fifa Clark ED Lakcfront, ) HR, 144 Cut 'n Curl Beauty Shop Bed*. •nil> t'aurt on or hafor* the bath. 13 x 30 Swlmmlns pool 3 li Palmetto Ava. Ph. sxi-uut llt hi day af May A.it.. 1**1. if By D iy , Week, or Month In Sunland- 121 Lake Dot. you fall to go to, Judgmant I.y lull will ba taken agalnat Ph. FA 2-9181 116 W. 1st St. default 25. IMumblny Scrvlt O w n e d H om es you for th* relief demanded tn CARROLL'S FURNITURE Charming amall house—pan­ th* Camplalht. elled living room—fire place PLUMBING Th* daaarlptlon o f th* real BR, home, kit. equip. Raya property proceeded agalnat la: —2 Bedrooms, bath, kitch­ Contracting Repairs M E N -W O M E N at 217 Catalina Dr. Let 1. HT. JOIINH VILLen that'll make you want FnEB ESTIMATE* front Me* 18 to It. Prepare now for V. S. Civil Scrvls* lob *p*alii«a I* this art* gar. AOK, Bacand Itavlalon. a c­ Ing ths neat II months. cord in g to plat th ereof aa FUnN. Apt. 322-2800. to cook, a full acre of tiled K. L. HARVEY recorded In Plat Hook 10, Government positions i pay ■■ high as 1419.00 a m onth to start. They provide m ask land teeming with pink and 204 Sanford Av*. FA 2 2312 (■age* 71 and TI. Public trrrafrr aertirllly. than pr rate em ploym ent and sarellrnt opportunity fo r advancement, if. F o r Hid* o r llo n t red roses, frit £f ant Con­ lleaorda o f Namlnola Coun­ M any positions _ _ _ _ _ o r sap srleact. _ ns requlr* llltls o_ r _no _ specialised sduriten ty. Ftnridat federate Jasmine, Holly­ Hut to B*t out of ths** jobs, you mas! pas* a test. Tha'rompstiiiaa 'la haeu and la Bt-foro y o u b u y . . TOOETIIKIt W ITH th* fo llo w . Furnished I BR, I bath, airhocks. pecan tree*, com ­ gome rases only one out of fir* past, Ing paraanal property: conditioned. 3223301. To mak* th* heat home Ur-w ay ty e e * Heater. Mo­ pletely air-conditioned. Out­ Lincoln Service has helped thousands prsnnre for these teste every year sines 1949. buy, see th* del No. t i n t It Is one of tho largest and oldsat privately owned schools of Its door screened party room, Thl* n olle* ahall b* publlah- CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON nfried with the GoVrmmetat. ed nnr* each waek for four LAKE. Call e v e n l B f l utility room, carport, work For FHF.K information on Government Job*. Including list o f position* end salaries, euhaaeutlv* weak* In lha Manshed. Call or come. ford Herald. fill out coupon and mall at once—TODAY. Yon will ateo get full details oa bow you JOHN E. FOX, REALTOR DUNK AND OltDKItKD at tea propar# yourself for these teste. Sanford, Hamlnol* County. 209 N. Park Don't delay — ACT NOW! Florida, thl* llt h day o f April 323 0339 after 9 322-9630 a d ., t a n . 3 BR, 2 bath home. Low LINCOLN SERVICE, Dept. (9 D / i l M l i M l A A '.111 P * (■RAD I’ ekln, illln*U down payment. Ph. Ilt-OMI. M l ! ' i f / AIM /d A Mil P Arthur W. Hark with, Jr. I am very mush Interested. Plesao send me absolutely FREE ( I ) A Hat o f IT. 8. 9100 DOWN Clark, circu it Court AUIU^AIK OkYIP* Yew Custom Built Roma oa Gorrrnment p*altlons and salarirs; (2 ) Information on bow to qualify for a V . H. Martha T. V lhltn B y: Martha $48 MONTH Gorrrnmsnt Job. Deputy H erb Crystal Lake. For Informa­ 3 • Bedroom lleme Jnaaph,,M F lligera Ph M.y K llig e i lA_ tion call 122-9271. N a m * __________________ - _________________________________ ■••“ fHy.Trual R CUSTOM REALTY Offlee PA BUM WINTKK PARK APPLIANCH SKItVICH • BR, 1 bath home, tensed FRanhlln 1-iUTg M l* FA M969 Htroet _______ ___________ ____________ ______________________ _ Phone Corner Lee Hd. and 1T-II bach yard. North Orlando. 119 Hanford Ave.. 212-7898 9M-0799 Phone 614-0021 City ..*...... .................. ................. .................. ..................... State rh . 3222219. 2324 Park Dr. Saaiord, Flo. CDT i l GUARANTEED Extra Clean Cara 1012 Sanford Ave. $ Bank $ Repossessions Wagner s Amoco AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. Legal Notice Ball-Blair Agency National AUTO GLASS INSTALLED FHA - VA HOMES 8&4 FHA - VA St Johns Realty LMN Enterprises, Inc. SINGER Birthday Salcl V A - FHA Government WANTED Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 rnansssnrtt VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & see ^ Z Z U E C Z Z / . '/ S ales B rok er Jim Hunt Realty V U S T t O ff DICK’S �t i South Seminole Science Group Makes Expedition By Ji m Cm ii I ih t A group of etalwart, max fanned adventurers oofflprtoed of V Sooth Seminole Justor High School earth ecieoee student*, faculty member* end parent* recently enjoy* ed a Jour-day camping trip and scientific expedition on Rabbit Key in the Ten Thou*and bland*. The ialand, which U approxhnately one-quarter mile in diameter, i* located two mile* out ia the Gulf of Mexico but still b part of Everglade* National Park, The group took with them two boat* to uae in reaching their Much of the anceee* of the trip w u due to the efforta and cooperation given them by the part ranger*. Purpose of (be #xp< ' ^ biology a classes of t The *uc« 1* evident j t o t a l of *1 weed, reef aentaUve *f *eotly bek preaerred k laboratories that moot toted will pby prior »chool year Thor* ah time for fur tlfio codes goat full m atmoiphere. AdulU a More Tax Cuts? If All Depends Easier Method For Homestead Renewals Needed "Post paid, aelf add reined rerds save the taxpaynewal cards taxpay­ er money and time when ap­ plying for homestead exemp­ tions,1’ Richard E. McCanns, Candidate for Assessor of Texes, Seminole County, stat­ ed recently. "The Seminole County Tax Assessor should us* them as they ere used in Orange and Volusia Coun­ ties." Pd. Pol. Adv. S W IF T'S P R EM IU M PROTEN TEN D ER -A G ED G O V 'T -IN S P E C T E D HEAVY. W ESTER N BEEF SALE I WASHINGTON (UP!) — President Johnion aaya that If the 1M4-U tax cut la a succei* there may be another in the offing "a few year* down the road.” But, laid tba Chief Execu­ tive Tuesday night, 'we can mova to thl* a*rood round of tax reduction only if we be­ have ourselves this year." Johnson told a White House dinner party of mar* than 100 of the nation’* top bualnesa executive* “ we can't let our costa creep up—and we can't let our price* creep up," or inflation will wipa out the gain* of the two-year, $U.& billion tax cut now in effect. "It ia too aarly to maka firm promlie* on further tax cut*," Johnion said, but if the present tax out ia a eueceie "aa 1 faava every reaaon to believe it will be-in building production, creating J o b e , raising profits, and generating revenues to balance the bud­ get— then 1 aaa another Ux cut a few years down the road." • in our meat dept* • Swift'* Premium Sliced Dried Beef d a i r y s p e c ia ls • Lfi* .it Biscuits By Evelyn Lundy Sherry Watts, outstanding student of the Oviedo High Junior Class, has been elected to represent the school at the Florida Symposium in Scien­ ces, Engineering and Hu­ manities to b* held Sunday through Tuesday In Gaines­ ville. The Symposium 1* being sponsored by the Army Research Office and the Uni­ versity of Florida. Sherry was chosen by ap­ plicants of the entire state and w u recommended by the teachers of Oviedo High. Richard Bennett, Sanford, baa beeo elected missions chairman for the Baptist Stu­ dent Union Executive Coun­ cil at Clark College ta New­ ton, Miss. H. U r ,I t o V l/lS O N mi l l P i o v i -i 1 iM i l l e i \lui> I n i f l o t i l l a World's largest crab is Japan’s glint spider crab, which sometimes measures U feet from tip to tip. Sour Cream Pillsbury S or BM Bekiap Pewdee Oviedo Junior Chosen For Symposium Student Elected Bruakatmia's Seuv eg • frozen food* • Birds By* Leaf *r Chapped Spinach 5 Aunt Jemima • W affles Ncv„T.YwrsOi • • down produce lane • • REFRESHES YOUR o w m sm s ffiiwnrtf Cb W H IT ES Libby's Tansy (limit 2 per nstsswr with purchases af $3 ar mart) Kebay's P o I I MI I 1 PER CUSTOMER WITH t a t o S t i c k s PUHt HAS. 5 OF S3 0 0 OR MORE B e s t u a lifie d C o ffe e ....... in d » d a t e G o v * e r n * * o r * I K J jf O r e e n S t a m p * Cocoa ....... feet's Sue !«■ Beef Stew 1 Beef Hash St...... .'! feet’s P * lie Vienna Sausage 2 pi YOU C A N T LOSE WITH MATHEWS , — ^ 7 r 1 11 l i - i r n i WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE. 9A .M .T 09P .M . SEMINOLE PLAZA HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA. �ffl|f fcanfnr& Irralfi Monday, May 4, 10G4 X a D E S C R IPT ION OP LAND N O T I C E 1 S E *o NOTICE o r T A X SALE N olle* l i h er eb y *Iv#n that on th* : i t h d ay o f May, 1914. at the C o u r t Hou ** In S an fo rd, C ou n ty o f Seminole, State o f Florida, tax aal* c e r t i f i c a t e * w ill be t o ld on the fo l l o w i n g de errlbe d lan d to pay the a m o u n t due f o r taxea here in aet op poelte th* earn*, t o g e t h e r w it h all • oita o f aueh aal* and all ad eer tl eln g. 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H orten .s CdldWtlt *0.1 D B b d b o o k IBS PA B B N i t s Rubs V Durr 17.1 IV B fttV ISIO R PLAT BOOK I P A B B M t JamSS 4 Annie R Hooka F W d Rudolph * MSry Srnlt P L A T BOOK 4 PAO B M H erbert A M ettle L Cherry Adranna a rson Pres mseoAt Ml Olive Lodss. T ru stsei Hales R P a n in H a u ls M Lamb Thelma W DSBaiS Harvey V tla o Albert A UtMha Spann PL A T BOOK I PAUSC Candblha R H olliday Ahedrlck A Badtrlro B» IION P L A T BBAK I * * * !• * A.Q SSIL a W l S P Mbtlhawa P L A T BOOK 41 PAOB 48 Othar J A Josephine B Mullins W e I wo Cor* SPLAT P L A T BBBK IS I P A II Development Cat P A u Development Car l* A O Development r o t P A (i Development Cor P A n D evelopm ent day P A O Development Oar P A R Development c a r ll Julia Clphoa ll Am erican Produce K a ch a n s. 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B C om Il.TT —. . — ---------------Reuben A Annla L Glntbar L o t M Blk I —_ _ _ _ _ R u by L B T a iu n L ot T Blk J .__ Herman C A Ruth Estay U 81 I I Condor A M ary Marrltt -----------------------I t I I SI C ondor A Cacti M arrltt W EPT ALTAMONTE M EIO M Tf CBCTtOk M B P L A T BOOK I I PAO B M L B Brook atoal t , — ...... — H K nox Battlnchaua, Truatao 1 —_ _ _ _ _ _ Mlnnla F Laudanalayor Et A l I Blk B --------Chaalar A Xatma K nlpp A IT Blk O R obert W A Batty J Chaynay D _______ Fadaratad Oorp o f Pin W E I T ALTAMONTE H B IG H T I CBCTIOH TW O PL A T BOOK I I PAO B TI Blk A -----Ronald J Hhumata Blk A _ _ E arl Oorman ' _ _ _ _ _ _ Max J A Jean L Qarapla : ---------------Ptdtratad Corp o f F la C ........... — Stuart Smith 3 ---------------Max J A lo a n L Oarapla I Byron W E va n . 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Et Al L o U -I I II II A I I Blk D ______ ____________ K ay Davalopmant A Realty Ino K ay Davalopmant A Realty, Ino W illiam M A Carolyn V Dant W illiam M A C arolyn V Dant BE 1 4 --------------------- IS 11 SI Prank L A Barbara H W illiam son h rt w rt w rt Daeo In D B 111 P i l l t i l A P art D ote In D B 111 F n « l M l) B lk 11 Lola I A I Blk St _ L o U IT A II B lk II _ L oU II A I I Blk SI _ L oU II II A II B lk II Lota II A II A That P art of T b o Hotm ilt T rail Data In D B 1T1 P a co IT ! B lk I t _____________ L o U I I to I I B lk I I _ A ll Unplatted P art B lk r L W ill lam ton HM* Jamta t A Hattlo K lm hor 11-14 W illiam A A P a c e r P Barnaa l l . M Edith Q Boo man **•]» Anna P Clark* Carolina Rsoaea B t A l 1 IM I P P A G race French Denial 8 A Kathsrln* 0 A bbott W m W Arnold. Trnotoo II4.M IM I HAM Helen C B Cook IIM I John E A M argaret L Marat* I II Lola 8 Pander grass ll.ll Arthur C A G ertrudi W Simpson I'.IT R obort L A M auoen 8 priaU M l D oris V Burchett Ml H ubert X Clutter ll.M Edw ard K A R oberta A W alker 1141 14.14 1TI.II 1TI44 T.M T.I4 T.04 41.14 ll.T I T.04 D avid A H oriel T T ala fl.t l Donald H A Em ily D MacLeod R C Orumptoa T l.ll 14.48 llt .T I 31.11 11.14 ll.T I 11.11 111.11 M l O R A 41.11 I II l.il 1.11 H IT T .ll I.TI 11.11 Roacoa C A Helen R HarUaTt D oric M W righ t 11444 O rlaad J A Marjorla D Bauer R C A I.TI I.TI 13.11 11.01 l l .l l ll.T I 1141 L ot I I Blk I I ll.T I ll.T I Lot I I Blk II M l Charlene Crumpton ll.ll 111.18 M.44 R C Crumpton Franklyn L W illiam son 111.41 M.T4 Franklyn L W illiam son IM I R C Crumpton 1.48 R O Crumpton W llUam Kom ar W IIMan H om er M l 4.11 4.11 B B rock 8t**t M l B B rock Steel K ey Development A R ealty Ino W m R A Ellaabath Vandanburah t.t# M l 111.14 R ob ort O A Barbara P W a d i 111.11 1141 1.11 11 1* M l 11.11 L oU 1 I I M 4T A 41 (Loo* 8 Tl P t o f I I I t I I Franklyn L A Barbara L ots I I 41 A 41 A W illiam son 114.11 N 111 P t o f Lot* I PLAN OP T B B aVBDIVIItOW OP LAND BBLONOINO TO ALTAHONTD to II Blk I I . LAND MOTEL AND NAVIOATION CO PL A T BOOM I PAOMS • 10 A 18 L oU 1 lo I I B lk T4 _ Lota I I I 1T4 111 114 111 A I I I --------------------Prank L A Mary B Beaman l t . l l L oU I I A I to M Blk Lot 411 ( Lees R d) _ _ _ d en e R Btepbenaon lll.T I T l _________________ LoU 111 to !!T A 144 to I I I _ _ _ _ _ _ Barbara W illiam son ll l .t d Lota 1 to I A I I to 11 B O BBBT L BETTI* ADDITION TO ALTAMONTE B lk T l __________ __ P L A T BOOK N PAOBC B I N Lota I I I I I I A I L oU 1 I A 4 U I A ■Ik A (Loos R d) _ Cheater O Wloooaman lI lt.I .l Il I I U I I Blk TT _ Lota » I T A I Blk B (Loco R d ) -----------Jam es R A Melba J H olloa 1T M I L o t I Blk T T ________ _ 1TT.II Lot IT A N14 o f L ot I I 4l.lt Lota 1 ta T A I U t l Blk E Edw ard 11.41 Edw ard JJ Kruaa K ru si B Ett Al Al B lo t Pt o f a n Of Lot B lk Tl ____________ . SI Blk B Edward Edward JJ Kruaa Kruaa E Ett At Al 1T.4I P B O r r o ADDITION NO a TO ALTAMOBTM P L A T BOOK 1 PAO B 18 Lota 1 U 14 B lk Tl _ B l l . l r t o f L ot 4 A A ll Lot IT (Loaa L * U 1 U M Rtk I I _ Barah J B W illiam *, R y > ----------- _ _ _ _ _ llalra Et Al L *U 1 U 11 Blk 41 _ Condor B M erritt L oU 1 ta M B lk I I _ Philip A R oe* L Daaaow Dava Pulton Connla M Marrltt Cleareether Marrltt John D M erritt, H olt* Ratalla Jamaa P L A T BOOK IS PAO B 4A L e n rfo rd Construction Co Ino MJcholao R A O ortrn d i M Poreoo r P L A T BOOK a PAO B 88 Lot I ______________ (JeraU M A Jaanlna B Connelly Lot I A N 114 Ft of Let 4 _ _ _ _ _ _ EH of Lot 11 A AH Lot II - I.IT llt .ll 11141 181.18 11141 lll.lt •f KWH of l o t 11 Bill M York Surety Mortcac* Investm ent Co F rederick Richardson O oo A D o lo rl* A d k lM Barak Jaokooa L e u I A 4 Rtk I I _ L oU I I A I I I P t o f L ot T Blk I I ______ L oU 14 II 14 A IT Blk I I A W ly H o f Bt A d i on B ________ Unplatted Part N o f L ot IT Blk I I A Bly H o f I t A d i on N -Lot I Blk IT _ , ... 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Fred A fo o t lilt F’. orsnc* L ot 111 Adollo Butlor Et Al Lot l i t Condor Morrltt Lot 111 Frank A Oato Jaehion L ot 111 n obort L Robtnoon L it 111 Phillip D oioow E l i o f KKU o f XW l* A Part of x v tf Bf KIVU o f X E U D t lt In O llB II P a c t II ( L t n B ig m . i r t X A 431 Pt S Of AW Cor Run X 111 Ft k i i «. i rt ■ 111 Pt IT 114.4 r t «o B o g ) ----------------------------I I |1 M F ron klrn L A Berpar* 11.11 W illlM iii E)| o f X W U o f S W U I I » l I I H ollow ay Coaoroto tt.M P rodu cti Co !no Troot D O L.B A T MANOR P L A T BOOK 11 P A S S OB Lot I Blk A ---------------Paul II A M orlt M S b a ffo ll 117.11 L ot 11 I)!k A _________ Oorot.l S' A Jactueltn* A Mlllor L ot 11 Blk A -------------l.»o K A Bllaaboth a Dixon Hl'DSOX PAR K PL A T BOOK 1 P A S P 00 L o ti I A 11 to II A 11 to 11 A IT to SI (L oot Part In O rlont* Harden# Plrat Add A X II Pt Of IV t l .t Ft o f Lot Orloata Foraorloa lno 111.11 L ot V A ~ x i r V T o l w l l . l Ft o f Lot 11 f Loot Part o f Lot I Door In ORB II Pago l i t A Part In Orients, Oardona l i t A d d ) _________ Qrionta Forntrtoo la o I io w a n a s v e d it is io x a m e n d e d p l a t PLAT BOOK 10 PAOM Lota d to I I Blk B _ Leonard K A Annahlllo M XVagnor II.II ORIBNTA RARD B.M PL A T BOOR g PAUB M Lot 11 Oeear U A Xollt# M Brown (lu d jorg llard etter L ot :a TVm F A Margarot T L o t 11 Arm strong Lot II Alma E lla tta w a y I*o t M Robert T Hattaway Lot 11 (Loao Orlonto 2nd Add) Orient* Fernsrle*. 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Amantha R Xlutstlwhlt* 14 14 11.21 X 10 Ft o f Lot I A ft 14 Ft o f Lot | li.21 Blk E _______ _____ Idncotn F A Xgnoa J 1*1.21 Cavanaugh 1144 Beg 44 7 Ft W o f NK Cor U t 12 Bun W 1144 17.1 Ft t 144 Ft XRly along 8 Una 1144 to Tt H o f Beg X to Beg Blk 11 ___ Sterling W Copeland 1444 11.21 CENTER IIKIOHTS PL A T ROOK • PALE *3 Lot 1 . _ _ --------------Joseph X I A Lillian X I Tindall 1*1.77 11.24 lait 14 ____________ H L A K! lin y W (trover 44.13 FOREST LAK E *1 BDIX IOION PLAT BOOR 4 PARE ■ li.24 V JO* Ft a » XV tja Ft o f E 4,l0 Ft nf Lot 11.21 22 (Loaa X 34 r t t Paul n A Beulah L Parley 14.14 11.34 W t* r t o f E 244 Ft llarnld A Wlntfrad It u be I o f Lot 44 _ . 44.14 Ernool H A llalty K 11.24 Lot 47 .......................... Anderson 147.13 114* X 230 Ft o f Lot 14 (Lees ltdl Itobcri O Ward 14.44 BC NEIL'S ORANUE AILLA PL A T ROOK S PXOE SO 11 .2* L*t* IIA A t ! 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Philip R Taylor ll.M 1*1 EX* o f U l M (Leas IX- 100 I't A U e * 13.21 1S.M DESCRIPTION- O f LAND X & 11.41 Fl o f l«ut 14 l l a u 8 24 Ft Ht A Lea* X 117.24 F l) Albsrt A Barber* W lsfea i It.SI W 14# Ft o f E l » « Ft e f Lot 41 Muse X In to re u i* Development Os 444 F t) ..................... 1214 X 4« Fl o f 8 414 Ft o f Harry A Ollv* D Bultsm* XV 144 Fl o f fait 7* 17 37 ThSt Port o f XV 110 Fl o f E 144 Ft o f 8 414 Ft o f L ol II L ying In Boor Lako (Leaa OltB 71 Pdg* 144) ...................... . f (1 A H alil* L Huffman 1.71 ■ 114 r t o f Lot M (Loaa K l<>4 F ll A l o t Doao In ORU 74 Page 114 (L ots Beg III r t X A 141.4 r t W o f BE Cor Lot I I Bun 8 24 lle g 4IH Xlln K 411.11 Ft XV ttl.44 Ft X 21 Hcg o;> , MM XV |3|.|t rx E tn Beg) fa n * L Hill, Heirs l t .l t A RE P LA T UT MIRROR LARK SCBDIVISION PLAT BOON | PAUB 84 Lot t Blk B --------------Arthur L A Esther II Oona M T U X 14 Ft o f loot 7 A XX' J) 110 1# atorUng XV Copolsnd BI.UCK * l*etalit. LAKE HEIGHT* PLAT HOUR 1 PAGE M [slit 4 «»..**o*»»»e.o.«eeeo»»»«—»M«k* Dwight A (Jsrtrud* 1" 22 Mueaelwblt* U t 1* ____________ ____ Mary 0 M eier 11.22 R E P LA T OP LOTS IS TO SI BLK • PEARL LAMB MEIONTS PLAT ■ OOK a PAGE TT U t 1 A EU or U t 4 Ulk A ......... . . 14.20 lilbert (~ Holcomb U t * 1 A 3 Ulk U ____ Barbara Jean Hsrvl* 11.17 W U o f U t I t A AH U t 24 Ulk B Henlvelv* X| Carnes 111.14 U U 11 A 44 Ulk B __ llaym ond <1 Jr A Bhlrley L M saw tll 112 to PEA RL LAKH HEIGHT* FIRST ADDITION PL A T ROOK 8 PAGE ** Lots II A 11 lllh B _ Lewis XV A Xlary K W oodall 111.17 LoU I t A 14 Blk B .... U n i t XV A Mary B W oodoll 14.71 PLACID HILL PLAT ROOK • PAUM *4 W I Ft o f ■ IT Ft o f Lot f A E I I Ft o f U t T Blk A _ _ Iran X’ U s e h 111.41 U t I MM C __________ Cecil E A U l * D M oor* 121.71 U t | Blk C ---------- ----Virginia Thatehor 14.14 TW IN PINE* t l BD P L A T BOOK II PAOM SA U t t --------------------------Xellla I) llaker ll.ll W illard A A lletly I. Lundy till U t * II A «>e Of 11 Htt o f NBU o f--------BBH •« NE ( U s o R dl I t It M Th* Methodist Church D istrict Board of XI lesion a A Church . K ilenelun o f Orlando M o 71.11 PLAT BOOK || PAOM TU BEAR LAMM MANOR test 1* Blk U --------- ----XVoaley XVahsr H I It I II Ft o f U t 7 A All U l I Ulk O --------Marla lla n d rii I M .lt Ewart T A XVtnnl* f U t It Ulk E ------ JtuelOBuu 11.71 Ewart T A XX’ lnnl* I U l I t Blk R ------ -------Jamieson 17.11 C P * Barbara Batson U t I t Blk R ____ _____ 171.41 LLEAAH * ■VBDIVISIOA PLAT BOOM * PALE T8 U t I Ulk D ---------------Clyde I. A Olivia H 71.11 811llvoru vor la ■1R VH T FOR PRANK D L IE H N SR T DEED BOOK M rALE I N I O • K t l .t PI Of U t 4 (U a * N 444.2 F t) Jerry A ChrUlon* f Rlddoll 117.21 RO LLID AT BEAR L A K R 81BDIVMION PLAT BOOK 8 PALM AS U l i S A T --------------- Richard C A Peggy V Clark* 113.(1 U t 11 Jack E K n ogk l MJ.t* L J K ulghl 43.14 U t 12 U l II Jack A Evelyn IKnight 43.44 Jack E A Evelyn I K night 1 I I M lest* II IT II A I t _ U U M A II _ _ _ _ _ Jack E A Evelyn I K night 11311 U l 17 Erl* li A Nancy H Rogers 111.II RO LLID AT RRAR LAMM SIBDIVISION NO • PLAT ROOM 4 PA L E d* U U 71 t* II _____ XA'Iltlain F A Maud II Asher 1*7*4 PLAT BOOM t t PALM OS ILMSDALM MANOR Raymond A D olors* Bowen 374.1* U t 1* Eugene A Rebecca J B ln * 174.41 U l I * ------ SEALS RAT POINT PL A T BOOK f PA R R M Gordon XV A Ethyl* J 0*1* m ________ ■ H I H _______H 144.41 Ut t P A R A U IIR POINT FIRST SECTION P L A T ROOK ■ P*I*B M U l I Blk B __________ _ R obert*!. A M arjorie J )Valn |||,|| PARAOIBR POINT «S O SRCTION PLAT ROOK I PALM 18 U t 11 Tract t ................ Nicholas A Barbara )'u*ut 2v.il U U T A I Trnet 1 _ _ John J A Audrey A Urucst* t l .l t U l I t Tract t _ _ _ _ _ Our P A K ilty • Jackson S|.*l Out U t A T v ttt • _ . Ouy Plrkl* Jaskssn tt l.lt FA K A R tdR POINT T H IR D IR0T4ON PLAT HOOK 0 PAOR f t U t M Blk A Xlerguerlt* I M arksy ll.lt •VBSRT IMORRd FL A T BOOK f FA R R M U l I — .... Margaret A Do He 11.11 T A T L O R T R RAR LAK R dTRDIFISION PL A T ROOK f PAOB TS l * g 231 F t | e f XW C or e f U l t (UN > E II Ft • (* U k * L W Iy A lssg U k * Lori A Hilda Araldoa 141.71 Jerry A Christen* 7 R tldell 11.14 PLAT BIIUK IS P I L E OS Sidney A Bits D Ja ffa 71.71 Sunshine Mute D erelovore Corp 41.41 U l 2 1 ___ Sunshln* 8tM * b e rtlo p e rs Corp 22 2* U t 2 1 ___ Sunthln* met# D srolopere Corp 14.4t U t l( Nunehlne (Bat* b *t elopers Corp 21.44 la.t 31 ..... Punshln* flu t * l « 4| Uevelopere i » r p U t 1 3 ___ Punahln* state Developer* Corp 411* U l 33 ___ Sunihtne Slat* 24.11 Developers Corp U t 23 .. Sidney * Rita D Jaffa 42.41 U t 34 ..... Suuvhln* State Davalopera Corp 40.44 la.t 3 7 ___ Punahln* state Developers Corp 24.44 U t II _ •unvhlns Stato I'av elopers Corp J IM U t 31 — Sunshine M u lt Dovelopera Corp 42.41 la.t 44 ___ Hunehln* Slate Davek.prrv Corp I4 .lt U l 4 1 _____ Sunahln* Slot* D oveloptrt Corp 24.lt U t (| Sunahln# s u l o Develnpor* Corp 2 t.lt U t (I _ Sunshln* Slat* Developer* Corp IM t U t 4X Sunaltlne S i t u Davvlupor* Corp t'X.tt U t 44 ftunihlne Slot* Developer* Corp 24.lt U t II ftunthlnt Biot* D evelopers Corp 14JT REAR LAK E IIKIUIITB RI.K C PLAT ROOK IP PAHR SO I'* 1 * ----- James I Jr A IlalHa Ktmbor 23.4* X *e Of lad I ... ............ XVInter Park Federal Havings A Loan Xae'n 114.11 REPLAT LOT* M A S * OF RI1A It LAK E IIKIOHTS PLAT BOOK I* PAOM I U t I Dlk A ------------- -Dale K A D spns (1 R lgsenbach 24.11 U l * nik IX ................. t. XV A l.lda XI Slntkln 34.11 U t 1# Blk B ............ .. XV E A Fay* XI Dos* ll.M J L HILL** LITTLE I M S LAK E SI'BDIVIIION PL A T BOOK T PAUM oa U l I (Loan Part ■ o f D itch) Calvin J A M argaret It Marios 141. Id JANSEN Sl'HDIX ISIOXf PLAT HOUR I t PAOM ST Ut t !.cater K A D oris Dsnnls til.I T U t 34 Mary T Kirk Ounrdlan lM .Tt PAHKINSOVn M EDIA ISION PLAT ROOK 8 PAUB 8T U t 7 Ulk R W alter O Kary Jr tlT.tl ADELL PARK PLAT ROOK 0 PARE 4* tjOt 3 Rlk C ............... Erneet n A P eg gy J O ru bbi 14t.lt LAVADA COt R T PL AT ROOK 0 PAGE *4 U l T __________________ Reuben Felnburg 14.71 U t I ----- - __ _ _ _ _ _ M’ .LMlate Investment Corn *».M ORANUE VILLA IIKIUIITB PLAT ROOK 11 PAUB M E :o Fl nr U t I A E ?•< Ft o f X II Fl o f U t II Charles W A Ethol L Overton I t t .t f O AKLAND HILLS PL A T BOOK 18 P A G E ! 88 A Ad u t IS .................. ........ Kenneth F A Id s H Paulding Bt.1t U < 'J* ............................. Felton A D ltn n s L Xooamlth 111,IT' U t 1(1 ............................ Bertha 8 Debtor IL It OAKLAND IIILL8 ADDITION PL A T BOOK I t PAOB go Ut 4 Oakland CXmoolldsted Oorp tl.t S U t II ____ . Oakland nonoolldatod Oorp 12.14 U t I I __________ _____ _ Rosl* BuIUvas t t .1 l NWU of XEH A B*4 o f NE't o f X W U A X s. Of XV S of X K K o f XW«| A K«* o f HH o f NK«. • I A XXVVt o f BW V» o f X E U ---------------- 31 31 II Loola B konooa flt .il ■ tt o f IB U o f XWX4 (U e * X M l Ft of ■ l i t r t ) ....... ........ I I »T t l Ralph A Ed a * U t f s r till _ EH o f MWU Of 811*4 o f X W U _________ a II PI 31 laonard A E ra M Keaton t l .f t 1 XU o f XEU o f SXVU o f XXV U -------------- II It t l Agno* Blackshssr, Hair* IL It EXi o f 8KU o f BWX4 o f X W U --------- --II I t t l O oorg* Roaoaas A E stksr T r o s ie r •4.T4 XT 81B Ft e f XXVU o f XXX »« o f BE't t l 11 II Herman A Oriental Davis IL 4 » ( E<| of XV Xs o f OKU o f MKU ........ ......... 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PLAT BOOK S PAGE 80 CHARLOTTE HEIGHTS XV* 414 14 Ft o f Illk R Solomon A Mary Urtffin 71.11 PLAT ROOK 10 PAGE SI D M IID MILLS FARM Foul It A Ann* K Herrmann l l l . l l U l is Blk B ------------- Key liovelonm enl A Lol t Illk C Haalty In* 31.11 II K n ot lltu ln g h tu * . Trust** 31.11 U l 14 Blk C ________ Robert A A V irginia M Moon 14.11 U t II Illk C _________ II K n ot U ettlagbsus. T r u ttio 34.11 U l 31 Blk O .......... Can Dun lno ll.ll U t 14 Blk D ... U t* 3 3 « I I A I II K n ot B oltlnghtuo, True!** 14*.t l Illk D ....................... k s ).M a r llom o* In* 140.41 U t 17 Illk D U t t 31 23 t l A 21 Ulk 11 K n ot Boltlnghtuo, T rusts* l l . l l U t* 2 1 4 V 4 A 7 II K n ot Uatllughduo, T ru lls * |4.71 Ulk r. .................. .. Byron XV Kraus A U l * 1« A 11 Ulk E .... 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Kl v t Lot I ___... 1 Tht Cornoll Co *1.11 A BB P LA T OF BLOCK CB COUNTKV CLUB ADDITION PL A T BOOK 0 PAOB SB Lot I _ _ _ _ _ ___—— O a tn W A D orothy II ----------- ABiUy 1 B lt tU lt Co Curry E ltotrle Ca T ba North Orlando Co O bloy A A P ra n tfo M T a ra ty A P A R T OP SPOBTSMAB’S PAMADISM PL A T BOOK S PAO B SB Orvld A Patrlsla B lsoa Claroneo T A K a y la s St Oarmalna PL A T BOOK O PAO B IS PLAT BOOK S PAOB Roy A C ollttn Pop* W alttr C A E llia b tth J Quota 41.41 David A Loulae Rltchlaon 43.41 Dorothy Vaaacoyoo 31.31 Charloa D A Htdl C Smith l.t l PLAT BOOK 11 PAOB TO A lbtrt A Ruth M R yltrt 4.11 BOOK S PAOBS IS S3 IS A SB 1M I 33.11 II.II C a tttlb orry (Jordons inn s ir .t j ID ADD PL A T BOOK IS PAOK fS II I* S rliucktrt 13.11 P L A T BOOK • PAO B St W 'ly i t t Fl o ( K*lr 141.1 Ft ot S'ly l t l Fl o f I*ol I ( l.t t t lid ) ............................. l<ot • l l.a u Mir t Ft 11/W ) ......................... 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It T-ot I Dlk I t __ 11.11 John R A J od y C W hltted 71.70 NWH o f S W H ___ 11 11 11 L W W llkereon, Heirs Lot 1 Dlk C __ 11.11 Kldlo D C raig 14.01 NEH o f SW H o f SW H 11 11 H D D Daniel Lot I Blk C __ E dglo R Maynard 117.11 W H o f SW H o f SW H Lot T Blk C (Lata N I1 IH r t o f W alter O A Delia C L edford 71.7t E l« r t o f Lot I t * W w h i i/t r o a t i r t e ( Lot It Beg 14 r t E s f SW Blk C Cor Run N 1»4 Kt Herman D A M argie H d l.tt w to r t n n o r t B ow ers L ot 1 A N I I r t o f Lot k n o rt s n o rt I Blk D __________ E n o Kt n n o r t 171.11 Erm a J H arrington K 140 Kt N 40 Pt E ■ 41 r t o f L ot I A N 10 Kt S 110 Kt E I t r t o f Lot 4 Blk 04 Pt N 114 Kt B P ran k L A B etty J Schram 17.11 10 Pt S 440 Kt W B II r F o f L ot I a " A li Lot I (Laae Beg 10 Kt N 140 Kt W 8 W Cor Lot I Run 110 Kt S 14 Kt W N 40 D eg II Min E 144 Kt 8 11* Kt W 141 Pt to Beg 111.17 r t S I I Dog I I Mia E 10 r t S (Leas 8 14 Pt o f N 41 D eg II Min W 110 Kt o f E 100 Kt 111.74 r t to B eg) o f W t i l Kt) A N B lk D ------------------I41H Kt o f 8KH o f R obert O A Ada M O hltoa 101.SI E I I r t o f L ot 10 A W 11.44 SW H o f S W H ___ 11 >1 11 D D Daniel i t r t o f L ot i t e i o i r t or w i i o r t Blk D _____________ or n n o rt of R obert T A Sandra J Campbell 74.11 BWH O f SW H o f I f . 14 E I I r t o f Lot Id A sw h _____________ 11 >1 41 L evels O rlffln, H eirs W It r t o f L ot 14 8 114 Pt o f E 114 Kt of B lk D WH or BWH Of Edw ard C A Shirley A 11.47 Rando 71.41 SW H (Lees Rde) 11 11 11 Henry A X eom la Carroll e loo r t o f w it e Kt RID G E HIGH PHI I T ADDITION P L A T BOOK I t P A S S SS o f N 44 Kt o f SWH W I t r t o f Lot II A o f SW H Of SW H 11 31 »1 R oaefelt A A m aryllis G riffin t i l l Lot II (L e e i W 11.41 rt> B ik r — Lyndle W hite IT.ST B 111 Kt o f N SI A ores o f BXH o f BWH L o t I Blk O ---------------John M A M ery T Hare TUI ( U s e Read A N L ot I B lk O ---------------Jamee A W ilm a D Cham bers T i l l l l i . l l r t o f W 1M TANOLEWOOD K EPLAT PL A T BOOK B PAGE M Kt) ------------------------ 11 11 11 Met Builders e f Orlando Ine 11.14 T-ot 4 Blk 1 ---------------W illiam C A M argaret Puller •4.11 N 111.41 Pt o f W 144 l-ot I Blk I ---------------44.41 W ellborn C Phillips J r Ino Kt o f K 111 Pt o f A ll (L e e i T an glew ood 4.74 SEH o f SW H ____ 11 21 11 O vt-do U tilities Co Ino Section Tw o A P L A T ROOK 1 PAG E 4S ALEXAN D RIA OR OVIEDO P a rt Deac In ORB 101 Page 117 A E II Pt o f Let 1 A A ll O RB l i t Page 410) 14 14 L ot 4 Blk P ______ D D Daniel B lk I W ellborn C Phillips Jr Ino 11.14 ALLENDALE P L A T BOOK 0 PAGE T TANGLEWOOD SECTION TW O PL A T BOOK S PAG E 4 All Blk E _ _______ Christine R ice 11.41 T-ot I Blk B ---------------W ellborn C Phillips Jr Ine 14.41 A A L L IS ’ S PLAN OP OVIEDO P L A T BOOK 1 PAGBS 40 A 44 Lota 4 to I I A L ot I Lot 1 (Less N 11 P t) (L ess Part In T a n ­ Blk C ____________ D D Daniel 11.41 glew ood See I R e ­ plat A Part o f Lets T L CUSHINGS ADDITION TO OVIEDO P L A T BOOK I PAO B 40 I to I Deee In Lote 11 A 14 A 8 II Pt ORB 111 P age 117) o f L oU II A II „ D D Daniel 11.11 B lk B _____________ W ellborn C Phillips Jr Ino 41.11 ESTES ADDITION TO OVIEDO P L A T BOOK T PAG E 44 L ots 1 A 7 to 11 (Lees Lot SI ___ ______ _______ Lonnie A Minnie McCIInton 4.10 Part s f L o u 7 A P L A T BOOK S PAG E SO JACKION H EIGHT* I Is T a n glew ood >11.71 Jeese A M asclne Smith Lots 11 A 1 1 ----------geo 1 R eplat) Blk Jessie A M asclne Smith 1.11 O W ellborn C Phillips Jr Ins l l t . l l Lot 14 411 Jessie A M estne Smith Lot II TANOLEW OOD SECTION TW O P 1 R IT R E P L A T l.fl Jessie A M asclne Smith Lot II P L A T BOOK I I PAO B 44 1.44 Jessie A Maxine Smith Lot II L o t t ____ ______ ____ — Bernard C A R oberta K ath s 111.11 P L A T BOOK 0 PAGH TS LA-JUNE P A R K TANGLEW OOD SECTION POL'R P L A T BOOK 1* PAG E TO Lot 1 Btk D __________ Jeeela A tlernlre W ashington 1.10 B 74 >1 Kt o f L ot I A C S LKE'S r iR S T AUDITION TO OVIEDO PL A T BOOK 3 PAG E 113 W 1.41 r t Of Lot P t o f Lot 11 S I I Blk A __________ Charles E A Ann V L acy 141.11 E HO o f Chuloota Road TEM PLE T E R R A C E ANNEX P L A T BOOK B PA R E « M l (Less State Rd) D D Daniel L ot T Blk I -------------.... dertrude Ph illips 11.11 LINCOLN P A R K P L A T BOOK 7 PAGE SS N EU o f NW H N o f Albert Lewie. Heirs II.T4 n o a d --------------------- *4 11 I I A ndrew (la b or Sr E t A1 1.17 Lot I Blk B __________ LONE PINES P L A T BOOK IS PAGE SI EASTBROOK SUB UNIT NO B P L A T BOOK IB PAG E Be 41.74 Lot 1 — __________ ___ E C A H attie McGee L o t I Blk I Bramur Developm ent C o 1.11 E ID W A T R E A R OVIEDO PLAT BOOK 1 PAG E 40 EASTBROOK StIB UNIT NO S PL A T BOOK IS PAGES SB A SS 1.44 H arry J A M ery E W ilto s Donald W A D orothy Benton 111.11 LoU 1! A 1 1 ---------------L o t I I Blk I I --------- .... Lot I I ........ ............——— H attie Oaendlne M4 SLOVAK VILLAG E P L A T BOOK B PAG E IS MILTON ORUAEE P L A T ROOK I PAG E SO G eorge A K etln e LOU 4 A I Blk C -----• M l L oU 41 A 4 4 -----------Minnie Smith 11.14 S t'B l'R B A N HOMES PL r BOOK B PAGES M A M MILTON OMUARR ADDITION PL A T ROOK • PAG E SO s s i.i r t o f n t i r t L oU 10 A 11 ... ..........— M ery J Johnson l.lt Jem s* W Berlin E t Al o f Lot 4 Blk I I ~ . 4.11 Lot II ___- ..........—........Berthe Lee Sanford 14.04 • 4 r t o f L ot I A N L oU It A II ....... - — W alter L A D orothy A rgro 11.47 1TH r t s f Lot I OAK RID G E P L A T BOOK • PAOB 40 B lk 1 1 ------------------Jamas W A W ssley O Bar tin 4.11 Lot 1 1 ---------- --------------4.40 T E A K athryn Partin • 11.44 r t o f Let I A Lots I f 17 A I I ------ --J erry A Pauline Arndt 11.17 N 11.14 P t o f L ot T H arvey J A Shirley A Lot 17 B lk 11 — — — --------W in ter Park Federal Slayton MO Bavin** A Loan Aeon lil.l* OVIEDO •DROOL TRU STEE’ S SUBDIVISION a 14 o f L ot I A 1* I M S P L A T BOOK S PAG E SI r t o f Lot I Blk 11 A I A Judy V ick ery l l l . l t L oU 1 * S D D Daniel fill N 14.14 r t o r L ot II A OVIEDO TER R A C E P L A T BOOK I t PAG E 0 S 11.11 r t o f L o t s 41.11 D n A Ruth Denial L et 14 B lk I I ---------------- — E va B Larew 111.11 Let I f D D Daniel 14.00 L o t IS Blk 11 ------------H enry O A R es* T a re a s l l t . l l L et I I D D Daniel fl.lt L ot 11 Blk 11 ------------Clayton H A Vetmn L Hters II.0< ROUND LAMB ESTATE* PL A T BOOK 14 PAO B V L ot I I Blk 17 ------------John R A Elsie M Cole 11.44 Met Builders o f Orlando Ino Mt B lk A ---------------Sl'B TR B A N ROHM IS SECTION S P L A T BOOK B PAG E 1 Blk A Met Builders e f Orlando Ino Ml L ot 7 Blk 1 0 -------------B uford a Belles 111.41 1 A 1 Bl M l L et I Blk 10 .............. . H esel E Bchw enksr llt .ll Met S s ijd o r t Of O rlande Ino M l c A 4 } t L ot II Blk I I ------------H ow ard Beharlls. Trustee 111.11 Met B s tid ir i Of Orlando Ine M l * ( A E H s f NEH o f NW H SI SI 14 R obert L A Jayne N Met Bslldere o f Orlando Ine M t 1 ■ 1 A Reinhardt 4.11 Met BSlIders o f Orlando Ino t A M l GOLDENROD SHORES P L A T BOOK B PAOB S4 Met Buildere o f Orlando Ino 1 Rl K A Mt Neal L A Betty P Dow Lot S is.ia Met Builders at Orlando Ino Ml § at t A "Y a n d t ’ s H ORES P L A T BOOK B PAG E SB Mt Met Bulldera o f Orlando Ino 11 B k A Let 1 D avid A Johnson 41.11 Met Builders Of Orlando Ino k A Ml ti a of NWH Of HWU Met Bulldors Of Orlando Ine M l * >1 11 R Clonts A A ssociated aw * . !! 2 k A Met Builders Of O rlando Ino M l O row ers Ino IM 4 Met Buildoro o f Orlando Ino ts r t of NEH s f Met Bulldors o f Orlando Ino 101 NEH o f SWH o f Met Builders o f Orlando Ine 4 11 I t Bumner W A dladya P H ill d id NWH Met Bulldera o f Orlando Ino Ml 1 31 11 C H Clonts A A ssociated N H o f NEH o f SEH — Met Bulldera o f Orlando Ine Lot II O row ers Ins 17.41 L e i to Met Bulidera o f O rlando tsa IU 4 lilt .I T r t o f SEH o f Met Builders at Orlando lna 3.M If « 11 •1 Catherine Rlro 4 t .ll Lot a w n --------------1.01 Buildoro o f Orlando lna Met U t It CABSA-VILLA HEIGHTS P L A T BOOK IS PAG E ST Met Buildoro o f Orlando too l.M E t i l . I I r t o f Blk A Catherine R lcs 11.14 Lot 11 1.04 Met Bulldera o f Orlando Ino H Blk Catherine R ice Blk B ...... ................ . 11.11 t-ot I 44 Met Bulldera o f Orlando Ine 11.01 l-ot II O ur C Van Der L aag L ot 14 Blk 1 -------------1.44 Met Bulldera o f Orlando Ino Lot IS Ulk Catherine R ico 1.44 L ot I Blk I 1.01 Met Bulldera o f Orlando Ino Catherine R ico 1.41 Lot 14 Blk Lot 1 Blk 1 1.01 Met Bulldera o f Orlando Ino Catherine R ico 1.41 t-ot 17 Blk L ot I Blk I 1.01 Met Bulldera o f Orlando Ine I I Blk Sophia 0 Braiding 14.11 Lot L ot I Blk I , 1.01 Met Builders o f Ortendo Ine l-oI I f Blk Catherine R|ee L ot 7 Blk I . 4 II Ml Builders e f O rlando Ino Catherine 4-1! 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E 41 Td of S TI Td o f 1.11 Met Bulldera o f Orlando Ino Lot It Blk D ------------ NW H o f * SEH 4.11 Met Bulldera o f Orlando Inc L et II Ulk D --------------( U s e B St Td s f S PL A T BGOK T PAGE 48 ROUND LA K E TER R A C E I SO 40 T d ) ,-------- . ------- IS I I H D D Daniel 71.11 Clayton Tbom sa Lot* 1 to I I -.-------------B eg IIS PI W A I I I r t S E I I I T V a ADDITION TO OVIEDO P L A T BOOK I PAGE 48 N o f BE Cor Of 4.11 w it r t or Lot i D D Daniel NW H o f SEH nun l.t t 1) D Denial E I* Pt e f Lot II w i i r t n si r t 41.11 I) D Daniel T .ll Lota I I A IT e i s r t s i t r t .... 10 11 SI D D Daniel PL A T BOOK O PAGE 4 OOUTM P A R K . OVIEDO B eg 111 r t N A 111 Kt III Cornelia It Oaroesnt Lota 4 A I Ulk A w o f SK Cor o f WASHINGTON HEIGHTS P L A T BOOK 8 PAGE 87 NW H o f 8KH Bun t l Pt o f t-ot TI A W 101 Kt N II I Kt l.lf David A Cecelia Lane All Lots t l A IT — M il e in r t s i n r t 10 11 It Maud Sepp ALLEN** M R 8 T ADDITION TO W A8RINGTON HEIGHTS B eg I I I r t N A 111 r t P L A T BOOK 8 PAGE 88 W o f SE Cor Of Lota 1 A 1 Blk 1 John A K night 11.17 NW H o f SEH R“ " Lot I Blk 1 —— Franklin D A Verna Johnson 41.71 W 111 r t N I I I r t Lota 7 A I Blk 1 — — Clinton A A atlnonatta k in rt a in rt lladden 4.11 14.11 (Leea R d) -------— - 1* 31 11 D D Daniel L ola 7 ■ I A I* Blk I I S geeelons MT B 1.01 Ch o f N 4.71 Ch Lot 1 Blk T ---------------Blcherd A Catherine M agltt 111 « ( B 1.11 Ch o f Ad* P a ** lit 11-44 Lot !■ Blk 7 ------------->1 11 Pinkie ■l#Ua 11 BBH -T T 7 WASHINGTON P A R K OVIEDO P L A T ROOK 0 PAO B *8 E 4S.lt r t o f B 414.11 Lots SI A I I ---------Ida M W illiam s M l r t of w m i rt of C L W EST'S SUBDIVISION D EED BOOK 1ST PAGM SO S C K N W H o f ■w '4 o f Leroy H sy see Kt Al 7t.IT 14.M Lot I ....... — ____________ 11 Oh 1dak A L a sts Morgan 11 14 SEH —--------------LOUISE W E B E L B E SUBDIVISION P L A T BGOK V PAGE 47 b is r t et w is n of L oU I 4 • « t ; I — H enry A Nee m l* CorreU H IT 1 a:: a:: a:: _ - ts: .. ■ mi n et a w n yw- e. 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H W H o f BWH A X 111* Kt nf W H o f BH nr KH (1-eee Rde) 17 SH o f W H nf BWH .... H BEH nf BH o f EH It o f BWH All Bee X nf Rd (Lose X W H o f XEH o f - 14 XEH > XH o f BWH o f X W H A W 5/1 o f KH o f BH o f X W H ____ 5* X W H o f X W H ______ 2 « EH o f SEH o f NW H o f 8 K H ---------------- 10 NORTH CIIULUOTA Lots 0 A T Rlk K ____ l-o t. 1 4 A 10 Blk K Lot 4 n i k J L oU II A 11 Blk J — Lot I t Blk II ---------- 4 Ethel W eston A Fannie M V e n u s Lewie B ose Et Al Al T-ot Lot t-nt LoU 11 B lk l « ------------I Blk I T ---------14 Blk 41 ... ......... 4 10 11 A 13 Blk atb 9 NAME O P OW NER w It 15 Millard H Bacon 11.17 21 11 Central Klorlda Estates Ino 11.41 CITY PL A T BOOK B PAO B* 1*7 • 10* W illiam L A M ary H all tl.dd 11 11 8 W T raylor Jr Et At, Trust*** 111.44 It II N W T raylor J r E t A l till* SI 11 45 Thomas T Tuck. Inn 35 Seminole Ranches. In* II II Thom s* T Tuck- la * II II Thomas T Tuck, fa* IIM I l-.fv . 11 21 11 Semlnot* Ranches. 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Sit! d A -C ii • s It * e 0 * 1- £ • ii • to 5 £ It G ttp ^ r n tfo r b g ro tty IN SANFORD CALL 322-5(12 or 322-2(11 IN SEMINOLE COUNTY 424-8824 or 425-5938 NOT LONG DISTANCE! �■ A ;w v :i (I 0 ABSTRACTS o CHELSE GUARANTY COMPANY SANFORD. FLORIDA It) <1 P. 0. BOX 1030 “wrr 1— TELEPHONE 322 - 4396 �Record Turnout Here, Over State Reported Balloting Over >4Je!o** State 'Brisk' To 'Heavy' Following Uie “ Clock" item last week that ex-Mayor W. W. Anderaon will aik Mayor Irene Van Ecpoel at tonlght'a North Orlando Council meet­ ing to name the anonymous author* of "The Informer," Mayor Irene come* up with this response: "Since he chal­ lenged me, I get the choice of weapon* and choote gavel* at 20 pace*." Further, Mayor Irene repliea that " I didn’t boycott (North Orlando) (oc­ tal function* Intentionally; my wardrobe w u n ’t exten*ive enough for luch high social function*." PANAM A CITY (UPI) — The firit precinct to report to­ day in Florida’s primary elec­ tion gave Sen. Scott Kelly of Lakeland an early lead In the race for governor. Precinct C3 at Mexico Beach In Bay County closed up and counted lta votes before noon, tabulating 33 votea for Kelly, 18 fo r Mayor Haydon Bums of Jacksonville, 11 for former Sen. Fred 0 . Dickinson of West Palm Bench, 7 fo r Sen. John Mathews of Jacksonville, 3 for Rep. Fred Karl o f Day­ tona Beach and one for Mayor • • • A number of candidate* Robert King High of Miami. • • • LOST vote* in today's pri MIAMI (UPI) — Lured by mary in an unexpected man ner. The Herald has been re­ warm, sunny weather and an ceiving telephone calls of explosive finale to the gover­ complaint from householders nor’s race last night, huge that campaign plug* by tele­ numbers of Floridians went to phone "is driving us nuts . . . the polls early today to cast I won't vote for those so-and- their ballots in the first prl msry. so's I" • • • Registration supervisor* Either Mullinax and Doris from Miami to Tallahassee Xobylak were playing golf at agreed that It looked like • Rolling Hills Country Club the record vote was In the mak­ other day. Esther teed off at ing. "They were lined up long the 14th tee and lost her shot to ■ big crow which swooped before 7 o'clock. It’s a good down and picked up the ball sign that the vote will be and away it flew. They'd big," said an official at Talla­ heard of things like this, the hassee. The story was the same In golfers said, but never thought populous Dade and Broward it’d happen to them. • • • counties on the Southeast North Orlando Councilmen Coast, Hillsborough and Pine­ Dave Tilson and Mrs. Mona llas on the West Coast, Du­ Grinstead h a v e announced val in Northeast Florida, and that they will be available for other counties. Voting was described as a question and answer period immediately following ad "brisk" at Tampa, "very Journment of the monthly good” at Miami, "going beau­ council meeting beginning tifully" at Jacksonville and with today’s session. At this “ heavy" at FL Lauderdale. time they will report to rest' dents and answer questions pertaining to their jobs as councilmen. • • • Customers To Get Rate Cut The new headquarters for the DeBary Chamber of bom­ meree have been located in An estimated 10,000 custom­ the Miller Bank Building off ers in the northern half of the Highway 17-92 in DeBary county, served by the Florida P la u . Power and Light Company, • • • will find their next light bill A local school teacher gets a little lees shocking. credit for this one: Rumor They are part of about 900,has It that France is negotiat­ 000 homeowners in Southeast ing with Great Britain for Florida to receive a five per the purchase of Gibraltar. cent cut in their light bills. Seems they plan to rename it The reduction was approved "DcGaulle Stone." Monday by the State Public • • • UtlliUea Commission and will Special days in May: be effective with the May me­ 7—Ascension Day ter readings. •—Germany surrendered, The commission said 45 per 1949 cent o f the reduction—about 10—Mother’s Day 910 million a year—will go to 12—National Hospital Day residential cuitomeri, 40 per 19—First U. S. air mail ser­ cent to commercial users and vice, 1919 the rest to lnduatrica and state 17—Pentecost institutions. 21—Lindbergh landed in Paris, 1927 24—Trinity Sunday 30—Memorial Day (and Wal­ ter Glelow's birthday) e • • George Touby’s definition of “ diplomacy" was given at Mooday’s Rotary Club meet­ ing as: "Letting the other fel­ COVINGTON, Tenn. (UPI) low do as you want him to —The body of William Green do.” HUl, a one-time hero o f a • • • famed children's book who Rotarlans heard Monday died a penniless derelict, will that James Ronnie Hall has be returned to his hometown been nominated by club offi­ here far burial Wednesday. cers as a delegate to Boy’s Hill, who was "the bad State. The club skipped the little boy” in Frances Boyd deal last year, according to Calhoun’s children b o o k , President Bill Hemphill, but “ Miss Minerva and William rejoined the sponsorship this Green Hill,” was found dead Saturday in a railroad freight year. • • • car near Pueblo, Colo. An Radio and its relation to empty wine bottle was beside federal controls will be dis­ the body. Hla only possessions were cussed at Thursday noon's luncheon meeting of the San- some poor clothing, a birth ford-Seminole Jaycea* in the certificate, a Hutchison, Kan., Civic Center. Speaking will be Bill Reck. Stop 1 Zip Code 32771 VOL. 56 W W United Press Leased Wire A iistablished 1008 • SANFOKD, FLORIDA NO. 183 FEC Loses Plea M I A M I (U PI) - Circuit Court Judge Thomas Lee re­ fused Monday to allow the Florida East Coast railway to move a damage trial from Dade County. LBJ Wage Plea WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Johnson is appeal­ ing to United Auto Workers President Walter P. Reuther and other union leaders to limit wage increases to about 3.2 per cent a year. 2 Policemen Slain FREDERICKSBURG, V a . (UPI) — Two policemen were found shot to death here early today and police issued a state-wide alert for two men believed to be wearing blood­ stained clothing. Second Round ILA AND ‘T O Y " were on hand nt their respec­ tive polling places early this morning to enst their votes for their fnvorlto candidates. At the left Iln llousholder is pictured with her hus­ Petition Asks North Orlando Act's Repeal WASHINGTON (UPI) President Johnson Is going to make another tour of the pov­ erty-stricken Appalachia reg­ ion. His new trip will include an address to the Georgia A petition seeking action for atate Legislature, posilbly on repeat of the North Orlando civil rights. Village Charter has been pre­ pared and is ready for signa­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — ture at the home of Mrs. An­ Senate leaders and Juatice ton Krecek, 140 N. Edgcmon Department chiefs sought Avenue. agreement today on a "pack­ The petition, as read by age" of civil rights amend­ Mrs. Krccek in a telcphono ments which some hoped conversation to the Herald, would produce a gag rule vote states: in about two weeks. "W e, the undersigned resi­ dents of the Village o f North Orlar. o, do l nehy do. Lind 8AIGON, South Viet Nam by this petition the Council o f (UPI)—The government today the Village of North Orlando turned down appeals for to request proper legislative mercy by the brother of for­ action for the repeal o f the mer President Ngo Dlnh Diem special legislative act, House and by his onetime secret po­ Bill 2474, Chapter 59-1614, lice chief. Both will be execut­ adopted Juno 20, 1959, by the ed by the guillotine within five State o f Florida Legislative days. session in which the present North Orlando Village Char­ ter was approved." WASHINGTON (UPI) Mrs. Krccek requested that Rep. Edward J. Gurney, R- it be clearly understood that Fla., says that a consultant presentation o ( this petition is law professor, Norman Red- separate and Independent of lich, to the commission inves­ any action which might be tigating the assassination of proposed by the Village Char­ President John F. Kennedy ter Board and that she ac­ has been a member of three cepts full responsibility for organisation! cited as Com­ Introduction of said petition. munist front groups by a con­ If sufficient Interest is cvlgressional committee. dcnccd through signatures of the registered voters, the pe­ tition will be brought before the ViUagc Council (or proper action. Civil Rights Mercy Denied Prober Accused library card, and the bottle. Hill's sister, Mrs. S. A. Hamilton of Covington, said she bad not seen her brother since he passed through Cov­ ington five years ago. Mrs. Edwin Brown one of tha few remaining character a in tha novel about the child­ ren of the town, remembered Hill as "the bad little boy In a book of children's pranks and misbehavior." Mrs. Calhoun, author o f the book which was published In 1909 and ran through 37 edi­ tions. was a neighbor of HUl and hla family. Third Rocket Victim Dies CAPE KENNEDY (UI’ I )— An accidental rocket ignition three weeks ago claimed Its third victim today with the death o f spacecraft technician Lot D. Gabel, 61, o f Longmont, Colo. The Cape Canaveral Hoepita! reported that Gabel, whe was employed by Ball Broth­ ers Research Corp. of Bould­ er, Colo., died at 3:40 a. m. EST. He had received burns over 80 per cent o f hie body. Two other victims were Sid­ ney J. Dagle, 29, also of Long­ mont, and Jack W. Fassctt, 30, of Merritt Island. band, Knrlyle, candidate for county judge. At the right is ‘T o y " Fitzpatrick with her hus­ band, John, candidate for re-election to the Coun­ ty Commission. (Heruld Photos) Passersby Watch As Nikita Reported Cooking Up Deal Man Beats Nude Girl To Offer U.S. NEW YORK fU PI) —Police said today that IS passers, by watched a naked teen-age girl fighting off an aasallant in a Bronx doorway and did nothing to help her. The incident took place Monday afternoon along a main business thoroughfare In the Bronx. The girl’s screams attracted two policemen who arrested the aasallant, a 26ycarold father o f two, on charges of rape and felonious a ssau lts . . The case recalled the fatal (tabbing of a 28-year old waittress, Kitty Genovese, on a Queens street last month. Po­ lice (aid at least 38 neighbors witnessed her assailant's re­ pealed assaults but did not come to her aid. Harney Waler Loan Favored A loan application for the Lake Harney Water Associa­ tion has been tentatively ap­ proved by Farmers Home Ad­ ministration, officials of (lie association planning commit­ tee announced today. It Is hoped that funis will be made available during the current fiscal year, and If so, work will begin immediately on building the plant and (Ink­ ing wells on a property aite two and one half miles east of Geneva on SR 46 which has been donated by Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Chalfant. If expectations arc fulfilled, the plant should be in operation by this fall. Attorneys presently a r e working on the necessary pa­ pers to secure a atate charter and the constitution and by­ laws are being prepared for submission to the secretary of state. Engineering plans also are being readied for bids. Members of the planning committee, who have worked band in hand with FHA Ad­ ministrator Raymond D. MeGough, arc Sicg Holmes, chairman, and Mrs. Elbert Cammack, Mr*. Donald Dunn, W. B. Heath and Roy Morgan. The 18-year-old girl, whose name was withheld, said she was working at her desk In a vacuum cicaner districting firm when the man, Daniel G. Coughlin, entered the se­ cond floor office. Without warning, Coughlin, a sales­ man for the firm, attacked her. ahe sakl. She said Coughlin tore off her clothes and raped hor. She tainted and when she re gained consciousness, Cough Ihs « « s standing over her with a rasor blade. Sho said he threatened to kill her if sho told anyone what bad happened. The girl told police she ran to the hallway but Coughlin grabbed her, knocked her down and beat her head against the floor. The girl broke free but fell down a flight of stalra to a hallway leading onto the street. She said Coughlin followed her to (he open doorway and tried to force her to go hack to the office. The girl said she screamed through the doorway to pass­ ersby to come to her aid but they moved on quickly. When police arrived, they took the girl to Fordhain H««pital for treatment and Coughlin to a station house, lie denied the girl’s accusations, saying he found her lying naked on the office floor. Bear Lake Store Robbery Probed Sheriff’ s deputies are in­ vestigating a burglary at the EZ Food Store at Bear Lake in which the thief or thieves stole four radios and an as­ sortment of 97 knives. Deputies discovered the en­ try shortly after midnight and apparently surprised th e thieves at work. Twenty-eight cartons of cigarcts, a floor polisher and aix bottles of wine were discarded on the stone floor as the burglars fled the scene, deputies said. The entry was made through a side window and the thieves left through the front door. LONDON (U I’I) — Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev whs reported today ready to offer a peaceful co-existence "deal’’ to the United States after the U. S. presidential election. Well-Informed Enst European diplomatic sources Indicated the deal might amount to a prolonged big power EastWest truce. The Kremlin, the sources hinted, might pledg* non-intcrference in the American spheres o f interest In ex­ change for maintenance o f the “ status quo" in Europe. Them were no Indications, however, that Cuba would he Included In any Roviet-non-lntcrference pledge. The Russians themselves have given no official Indica­ tions as to the terms of any deal with tha United 8tatcs. Rut the London sourcca left little doubt that Khrushchev wants an understanding with the United States before long. The Kremlin appeared Influ­ enced by a number of consid­ erations, Including the mount­ ing conflict with Red China, the high rust of the arms race, economic pressures at home, and the idee of possible eco­ nomic cooperation with the United Stetea. Flooded Heater Gets Fire Call The Sanford Fire Depart­ ment aniwored a call at 12:22 a.in. today at 218 South French Avenue. A Hooded oil heater touched off the alarm reported by live Police Depart­ ment. No damage was reported. The house is owned by the Seventh Day Adventist Church. The DeBary Business and Professional Women’s Club will meet at 7:30 tonight at Dr. George Frlson’a office In Deltary. The group will out­ line the year’s program and annual reports. Bert Lcderhaus will preside. • Altamonte Springs T o w n Springs Council m e m b e r s were mulling over a sonlng reatriction apparently imposed by a subcommittee of the Council. Pusalad, they listened to the property owner try to explain his predicament. Then one Council member was heard to say, “ I f this committee won’t grant this request, we’ll find a committee that wilL” Ringside Account 0! Juvenile Hearing On School Breakin EDITOR’S NOTE: TfcU story had its (tart year* age fas tha a ia fs at those In­ volved. Yet, It's a safe bet mm e f thee* roe 14 hare fo rreera each a climax. The story it ell 4m typical hi Jarrells Coart prerrediags. T o spoil it oet ia so complete detail aa peaslhis The Her­ ald aaslgaed a rrteraa a m assa. Harry L J ah esse, thy editor, to record the activ­ ities. R etards g to the o f­ fice, Jeh boos remarked “fa Marly 28 years e f this bssi- atea, I hare sever had aaythlag effort me aa Ihie has. The heartache*, emotlosa are not hidden at saeh a time. If only we cenld atop the basic raaae o f each ac­ tivities o f oor y e s th .. . “ I have never been •o ashamed In my life." “ I’m at a loss. P’ve searched my soul through and through.** “ Ho has m father. He is “ lta wouldn't have gotten Into trouble If he hadn't pick­ ed up smoking." “ He has always been week, yet always admits b e i n g wrong." Seven boys listened to these and other startling statements last week aa Jovenlla Judge Vernon Mlse conducted court In the main courthouse room. Two boys ere 16, three are 16, and the other two 14 y e a n o f “ Hla father ia a nut— a reli­ ■*e. gious fanatic. He left hla fam­ The seven had been accused o f ransacking a school. They ily high and dry." did considenble damage to property, stole six transistor radios and a tape recorder, plus a sum o f money. They got caught. Four of them are headed for a Florida Industrial School for Boys. The other three lan­ guished in detention at the county jail, uncertain o f their fate, until Monday morning. A t that tJraa they reappear­ ed in the judgo’e chambers. All three w e n placed on strict, indefinite probation. They were ordered to get a Job, pay for damages caused to the school, abide by all terms o f the probation and to conduct themselves at all times as ordered by their su­ perion. The courtroom drama start­ ed in late afternoon. Ona newsman aat at his desk at tha pnscribed time. No one else was In the room. Then the judge walked In with bis Juvenile counselor. They talked briefly with the newsman. The weatherman co-operat­ ing with typical Florida weather, Seminole County electors this morning seemed to be Joining in the state surge to upset predictions of an apathetic turnout by pil­ ing up a record vete over past stato primary elections. The Herald in a spot-chock survey of Seminole County’s 2.1 polling places by 10:30 this morning brought reports from precinct workers of “ we’re plenty busy.” In sev­ eral proclnets visited during the early hours, up to 9 a.m., voters were lined up at the v o t i n g machines awaiting their turns to east their bal­ lots. Early reports Indicated a record vote, even to surpas­ sing 1950's tops o f 80 per cent o f the total reglstrotion, or a 11,264 vote. Presently there are 18,450 registered voters in the county. However, Registrar Camilla Rrure voiced some doubt at 10:30 a.m. c f a record vote when the usual mid-morning lull dropped tho average to 25-30 per cent, Seminole County voter*, along with tha state, are choosing nominees for gover­ nor. Democrat! also are choosing nominees for attor­ ney general, public utilities commissioner and U, S. sena­ tor. County Democrats are choosing nominees for coun­ ty eommiaslcn tax collector, tax asaeseor, county Judge, prosecuting attorney, atate representative, and other lo­ cal offices. Political observers were re­ luctant to make any predic­ tions, even to the point o f claiming that soma local races will -be so close ae to be decided Wednesday by the absentee vote count. A total o f 809 absentee ballots, from 448 applications, have been filed with Mre. Bruce. Official eount o f today’s primaries will be made by the county canvassing board will commence at 10 a.m. Wednes­ day. Members o f the board are Mrs. Bruce, Judge Vernon Mize and Jamea P. Avery Jr., chairman o f tha County Com­ mission. For the most part voting was quiet this morning. Thera was some small confusion, as usual — voters unacquainted with tha operation of voting machines, voters showing up at the wrong polling places, and some persons demanding to vote although they had failed to return Mr*. Bruce’s re-registration cards several months ago and, therefora, were dropped from the voting list. One voter became adamant at precinct 20 when ha de­ manded to be allowed to cast hla ballet at 6:45 a.gi., al­ though tha law reads the polling places shall open at 7 a.m. Another elector, who has voted for yeara In pre­ cinct 3, showed up this morn­ ing but was denied voting pri­ vileges there— ha waa refer­ red to precinct 2, because in returning his re-registration card he had Inadvertently given his address as his sum­ mer cabin rather than his permanent home. Lake Mary elector* were voicing dissatisfaction be­ cause that community has been divided into three poll­ ing precincts. They were being sent three directions: To I-ake Mary fire house, Longwood fire hall and Farmers Auction Market on U. S. 17-02. An increase In Negro voter participation also was noted in a number o f precincts thia morning. Mrs. Bruce said the book* will be re-opened far new voter registration on June 1 and wil continue through Oct. 3. Complaints o f election taw violations reverberated to Tal­ lahassee and return thia morn­ ing. Harold H. Kaitner, head of the firm bearing his namo at 413 West 13th Street and chairman of the Seminole County Haydon Burns for Governor committee, said he abided by the taw and re­ moved Burns signs from hla building. Section 104.36 o f the voting taw saya no sign shall be placed on a building within 100 yards o f a polling place. The Kastner building la next door to precinct 23 at 401 Weak 13th Street. Someone called the County Commission, who, In turn, telephoned Secretary o f State Tom Adams at Tallahassee, who, In turn, telephoned Sher­ iff J. L. Hobby to have the signs removed from the Kast­ ner building. Kastner remov­ ed them. Hobby also la en­ forcing the taw which states no automobile with n cam ­ paign bumper atlchar shall bn parked within 800 feet o f n polling place. Open House At Hospital Sunday Open house Sunday after­ noon at Seminole Memorial Hospital will mark local ob­ servance of National Hospital Week May 10-16, It waa an­ nounced today by Mrs. C. SchUke, president o f the Sem­ inole Memorial Hoipltal Aux­ iliary. The observance la held an­ nually during the week In which ia Florence Nightin­ gale’s birthday, May 13. Robert B enerer, hospital administrator, has invited the public to an open bouse 3-5 p.m. Sunday to view the new pediatric w i n g . Auxiliary members serving aa guides will be Mrs. Al Hunt, Mrs. C. Tuler, Mrs. R. Robison and Mrs. Schllke. A $25 savings bond will be presented by the auxiliary to tha first baby born at Sem­ inole during National Hospital Week. FSU Record TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Registrar Murray Kenna re­ ported a record enrollment of 5,162 students for the third tri­ mester at Florida Stats Uni­ versity today. Club To Meet • The high winds over the week took their toll o f at least one tree in the downtown area. A palm tree on the southside o f the Florida State Bank leaned Into another, smaller tree apparently as the wind caught i t It was removed Monday morning. • TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1964 ••• Hero Of Book Dies • ) WEATHER: Generally fair today and Wedncadny; high today 82-86; low tonight 60-65. Remember 'Miss Minerva?' • iimtlft Voters Line Up At Pells Early The dour swung open. A mother, father and their two young daughten walked in. They sat in the front row of the spectators section. The door opened again and mora m othen and fathen and their friends walked In, sat down in various aeata. Thera was no talking. Tha Judge moved out o f tho courtroom to an anteroom. Tho room was quiet. 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APRIL 8, 1084 SANFORD. FLORIDA N O . 161 work rules into effect at 12:01 the issues, j history. a.m. (local lime) Friday de­ The unions have been free That law, approved by Conspite union warnings that the to strike and the railroads: Kress last Aug. 28 to head off action would set off a coast- have been free to place the a nationwide strike threaten* to-cnast rail strike. new rules into effect since a cd at that time, left many is. It would l>e most interest­ (In Cleveland, Ohio, the six-month congressional mor­ sues to be resolved through ing to know what went on Brotherhood of Locomotive atorium on such actions e x ­ negotiations. However, bar­ behind the scenes in Monday Engineers (B L K ) announced pired Feb. 25. gaining has produced no pro­ it will strike Friday if the | Two major issues—use of gress on these other issues. evening's election of a mayor nation's railroads unilaterally! firemen on diesel locomotives The railroads are trying to i^ of North Orlando. The word change work rules. was out that both Irene Van and the size of train crews— j revise the pay system, com. (The announcement w a s bine road and yard work, Kepoel and Art Ferrin wanted I,make man power economics made at the union's head­ the job . . . both got it! I quarters hy President Roy on self-propelled equipment The first secret ballot was Davidson. ami win the right to make counted by outgoing Mayor (There was no immediate longer runs without crewr Woody Anderson . . . Ferrin comment from the chiefs of ! changes. won 3-2 over new Councilman two other rail unions head-' The unions are demanding Dave Tilson. Then Ferrin sur­ quartered here. II. K. Gilbert more overtime, paid holidays, prised all those present with CA PE KENNKDY (U P tl — of the Brotherhood of Locomo- j premium pay for night work this statement: I The United States rocketed live Firemen and Knginemcn and away-from-homc expens­ 4 “I made n mistake when I and diaries Luna of the Bro­ I an unmanned Gemini cap­ es. voted for myself. I don't therhood of Railroad Train­ sule into orbit today in a want to be mnyor and I de­ The railroads had served men. Hut those unions were major step toward a space notice that any strike against cline to accept it.” expected to walk out.) voyage by two astronauts an individual railroad would Result of the second secret The government acted swift­ be considered a strike against ballot was 3-2 for Mrs. Van aboard a similar craft within ly m an effort to avert a na­ Kepoel over lllson. She ac­ all lines. Management had one year. tionwide strike hy ratling in blocked two previous threat­ cepted. | An 11-story Titnn-Cs carry- laith sides to the dispute. ened strikes against individ­ So, it appears Mayor Van j ing the two-seater capsule on The announcement was ual lines with court injunc­ K e p o e l , Ferrin and Art its nose, blasted into the sky made bv .1. E. Wolfe, chief tions. Rhodes were lined up against at It a m. KST to inaugurate negotiator for the railroads, f the two new council members, Alter 7,200 engineers, fire­ the flight G'St phase of alter four rail unions struck Tilson and Monn (irlnstcad. men, conductors nnd train­ America's second astronaut the It state Illinois Central • • • men struck the Illinois Cen­ program project Gemini, Itailroad in the four-year-old APPRECIATION CERTIFK ATES to employers 1)C T clu b treasurer; Lt. Cdr. Paul S . Polgar, tral, Wolfe met with top rail­ First hundred years of or­ Five minutes nnd 35 sec­ rules dispute. of students engaged in the Diversified Co-opera­ principal speaker at Tuesday night's employeroad negotiators, then issued ganized banking in the Unit­ onds later, the cone-shaped Wolfe said neither the rail­ employer banquet at SI IS; and club secretary, tive Training Program at Seminole High Selmol this announcement: ed States is depicted in a ser­ capsule with its burned-out roads nor the public could Pat lirnntley. Nintcen students are participat­ are observed by (from left) Louis ,1. (iirard, co­ "The operating unions' asies of pictures, grnplis and second stage still atturbrd, ing in Die program, (Herald Photo) ordinator of the program; Miss Honey Childs, sault on the public, launched charts on display in the Flor­ streaked into orbit above without warning in the dark ida State Hank lobby. llcrmudn nt n speed of more 13981836 • • • of night against the Illinois than 17,000 miles per hour. Central and its customers, is ^ It was 9:30 in the morning, “We've got an orbit," yell­ typical of the unions' contin­ w at Dark Avenue and First ed n juhilinnt Walter C. Wil­ ued irresponsibility in tba Street. A Rambler was head­ liams, the Gemini operations featherbedding dispute, ing north on I'ark, hud stop­ director who today watched "As neither the railroads ped for the red light. The his final flight as an official nor the public can tolerato light changed. A southbound this guerrilla warfare, Ilia Jeep wus negotiated into a j Also watcmiitf were Un» tinNorth Orlando Village Coun­ railroads plan to post ttieir left turn right in front of the \\ ASHING I ON t i l l ) tlon'n 20 astronauts, two of A program designed to im -jam l property of the City from cil took action Tuesday night revised rules, as affirmed by a p p r o a c h i n g auto. Five Jam es T. Talmadge lias prove working conditions fur the lire protection standpoint, President Johnson was a sur- whom will he nominated with- on controversial issues per­ the U. S. Supreme Court at pounds of rubber was left on prise guest Tuesday night at in the next few weeks to ride been appointed manager and Sanlord firemen and to halt the fire chief was unofficially 12:01 a.m. Friday, April 10.’* taining lo operations of pro­ the street as the Rambler executive secretary of the wholesale resignations for bet- [ instructed to fill the existing a dinner party given for |a Gemini capsule on a threef driver hit the brakes. The pane gas companies within orbit trip around earth late Chain- *or I, a J *ng positions . . . . has been vacancies and to tiling the members of Congress by Wal | Jeep stalled; the driver re­ newly-formed Sanford ...... .......................... the community and granting a , . (adopted by the City lomiim s- total personnel up lo maxi ter lleuther. head of the AFL- this year or early in P.M15. ber of Commerce. j jon started the motor, waved an “This is a beaut," Williams temporary permit for n house mum strength. In addition, a apology to his would be ad­ His offices are located ati Meeting with Fire Chief full "Kelly Day" was authoriz­ CIO Industrial Union Depart Niiid 11 minutes after the trailer to tie located on pro­ SANDY REYMAN in versary, nnd both drove on, 107 W. Commercial St. near Mack N. Cleveland Sr., Com- ed which is a work schedule tnent. perty in (lie ranches. It was launch. another entry in the shaken but otherwise unhurt. the Abstract Building. His J*P- j tnlasioiicrw expressed concern arrangement with fire depart­ Tracking stations at numl the first official action of the Min* Seminole Beauty Another near-miss but no pointment wa announced ovcr numerous vacancies oc- ments to allow the men more the globe honied in on the newly elected council. Contest which ia sche­ statistic in the accident report Tuesday by A. 11. (Tommy) curing in departmental ranks. oif lime. The Kelly Day is to Irt the first matter, council HHUSSKI-S, Height in lUPI) high-flying craft. duled for the Civic for Snnfmd. Peterson Jr ., Chamber presiCity Manager W. K. Know­ lie in etlect by April 15 and —Hclgiun d-'Clors took their Scientists planned to track advised that although Subur­ C e n t e r April 23, 21, • • • dent. les reported that among the it wilt greatly Improve the ban Propane Gas Company of strike against a government the Gemini ship for only a and 25 in conjunction Teachers may agree, but Peterson also listed stand- many reasons for the ros.gna working conditions. Maitland has been granted an few hours. NEW YORK (U P I) — New with the S e m i n o l e ! health plan into its second A we offer the following with­ Ing committee members ap-1 thins, it developed that the operating franchise within the There were nn plans to (ry Chief Cleveland was also York bid a brief flnnl fare* Chamber of Commcrco week today despite a reli­ out comment: Notice on the pointed hy him and approved i men were concerned tor in r»*d *n obla/s from the to recover* tin 1 craft f n m or. village, rtninfl will not lie In­ well to General of the Army Industrial Show. Mian gious ie tder i pli a toe btitij bulletin of the Royal Haven by the Chamber's board of creased pay, shorter »vor: ,iun a sati-'iiturv vacation volved in action prohibiting oil. Dougins MacArthur today be­ Hetman lives on Flori­ llaptist Church In Dallas, Tex­ directors. Serving will tie: hours, better working condi­ schedule t*ha! wait'd harmon­ j sides to resolve their differThe roaring success elimin­ residents trom seeking ser­ da Avenue, is 5 feet, H fore tile body of the gallant as: “ Sunday school will !>e Armed Forces. K r n c s t tions, c(|i!itat)lc treatment of ize with the department w -rk 1uncts. ated one of two major toad- vices of other companies. Le­ inches tall anti weighs old soldier began a last trip hell at 111 a.m.” chairman, Bill personnel problems, and va- schedule. After approval, th e irs ........., Southward. o . . . . , \T ,»•) blocks that stood in the way gal recourse, If railed fur, LTD iHiundft. Her mea­ to Washington to receive tba • • • Dickey, George cation time to I k 1 scheduled in Kirk, John vacation list Is to be posted I “ L 1 >111 t o l l » i l j b • of the first manned Gemini must he taken hy the fran­ surements are II0-21-.T0 tributes of government lead­ advance and nol being given at least 3(1 days in advance K. S. Douglass of the coun­ Harden. PHILADELPHIA (Ul’ l) — flight. Next up will be an chise holder. and her hohhicH are ers. of the effective .late. |Gov. William W. Scranton has attempt, expected in August, ty school system eamo up Commercial, Herman Jaco b ­ vacations on short notices. The complete lranelii.se or­ The high nnd the humble— riding Itoritehnck and Since the concern of the with a revelation the other son, chairman, Dotty Powell, An extensive training pro- decided he is no longer re­ to send a similar rapstile mi dinance with Suburban was a cross section of Americans Nofthnll. The blonde, City Commission was for the ^ day at the I.iona Club meet­ Pete Mcftancy. Hob Miller. gram Is neede I to train the repine to a draft (or the Re­ reviewed at request of Mrs. welfare ami safely of the lives new men and the Commission publican presidenli.il nomina- a sllborbital I lip and dovvin blue-eyed beauty has —stood in long lines in tlm ing He said that today there G. A. Speer J r ., Phil Zculi. _____________ flight across the Atlantic to Connie Snyder who nqiorted her sights set on a rain Tuesday to pay hnmngn are more people employed In lias asked tlut the training die Philadelphia Inquirer DeBary • Deltona • Sanford, I test re-entry and recovery that she hail hern told she to this country's “ flghtingest career as a model. the distribution phase of pro­ Glenn McCall, chairman, A. schedules lie drawn up in ad said in a copyrighted article techniques. must deal only with this com­ general" who iirsl saw combat on the trout page of today's ducts thanthere me in the II. Wallace Jr ., George Anvance of actual class partici­ , _, Fifteen minutes after blast­ pany. til years ago nnd commanded actual production field. Hie drew Speer. pation and that the Com­ editions. In the house trailer matter, off, Hie 7,unit-pound cnpsnlo brilliantly in three major trend he snid will rontinuc mission be kept informed. Finance, Joe Baker, chair-j and its attached -1,500.pound pending since the January wars. tty United Press International due to the high cost of labor, man, A. Edwin Shinholsrr, Also, the fire chief was lo second stage flew over the council meeting, request was From 10 a. nt. until after 11 Hrptihlirnn Ken Folks niland the ever-expanding use Manuel Jacobson, Put Zculi. work closely with the City JACKSONVILLE (U P I) - Canary Islands en rente to­ granted to Mr. und Mrs. Al­ p. III., un estimated 35,000 nounred Tuesday he was cur­ of automation. Douglass, as lindustrial. W. A. Ix* filer, tailing his activities in the Commission through Lie city William It. Thompson Jr. re­ wards its first eomplelu or­ len It. Crook to park a trailer mourners, some in tears, pass­ you know is director of adult chairman, John Zculi. Henry governor's race due to lin k of manager's office lit all mat­ signed Tuesday as president bit. Scientist* said earlier on their Hunch Area |iro|M'rty ed through tlie 7th Regiment a and vocational education in WASHINGTON (U P I) — ters pertaining to the lire de­ of the strikebound Florida they- believed Hie craft would for a period of one year while Johnson. A. C. Doudney, Paul funds. Armory where thu body wus the county setup. partment m i that the Com­ East Coast Hallway In return their home, estimated In the Striking iron workers at Cajic reposed. Lewis, II. K. Chapman, Bob Folks, of Orlando, said tlu>| mission would la' aware at all to Washington ns assistant to j remain in spare “about one • • • Kennedy, Fla., have agreed $ 10,non class, Is under con­ McKee. At H a. in. KST today, tlm complaint in a letter to a Cor­ times as to the progress being , the vice president of the wei k” before plunging to n lo return to work, the federal Heard someone tell the Legislative, Tom McDonald, al Gables civic club that bis Tier y distintegrntion i n struction. The 12 month period mediation service announced body of MacArthur was moved made. J American Itailroad Associaother day of a fellow who chairman, Willis Jones, Fred will begin at the date the cm til’s ntmospheie. in a 50-minute military pro* war chest is down to $200, today. The City Commission feels lion. collected several thousand dol­ Smith. trailer is moved on the procession from the armory to Folks said lie had collected William E. Sirnkin, vice I - ...... ........... ......................... |that, with these points ar- [ lars for “ the widow of the { porty. At the suggestion of Membership, Dr. Leonard j only $2,3.15 during his cunt- complished and put into of- N c \ V T l ' U l l S chairman of the President's Pennsylvania Station for tlm Unknown Soldier.” llnimm. the Crunks, it is stipulated Munson, chairman, Douglas | pnign, nnd $1,000 of this came fcc| jt will help to retain Missile sites commission, said train trip to Washington to • • • that even though the home Is TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Strcnstrom. George Harden,, out of his own pocket. Fellow experienced firemen and to dial tin* nearly 500 men in­ lie in state in the Capitol l(o* xpenenee.l l.remcn and to Su|)mlu. 0iurt rll„,| not completed within the More and more homeowners George Hughes, Don Hales. I GOP candidates II. It. Foster keep the department at full I , volved would go back to work tundu. U o Kc<r„ leen. „ | year, the trailer will lie re­ are truding in their present The general’s body was pinetoday on missile and space Publicity and Promotion, ! and Charles Holley together strength and equal to any oc Immediate payment of $157 domicile for another and liemoved unless council, at that ers sentenced to the electric ed atop a horse-drawn raissati launch construction projects A1 Wallace, chairman, Tom I have reported a total of only cagtun where lire is con cause of this a course will chair for murder must go 2H5 m federal school Impact ii'.n.-. yranla an extended per at Cape Kennedy and Merritt for Hie final trip in the rity McDonald, Marion Harmon $11,000 in campaign rontribu corned. >. aoon be offered on “ real Mable McCullen, G e o r g e back to the lower court in funds to Seminole lounty has that was his home, passing Island. tions. Since the executive meet­ which they were convicted to been certified by the U. S. estate exchange" by the adult Hughes. Council action is subject to The workers have been out down llioinlvvay and through The six Democratic candi­ ings were informal, the ac­ Department of Health. Edu­ education c o u r s e officials. seek a new trial. They arc cooperation trom the North since April I in a strike that j Times Square ut the |>oak of Transportation, Don Hales, dates. on the other hand, have tions will be ratified at the Dan Wilkins, IK, and Tommie cation and Welfare, according More on this later, according Orlando Company, developer lias tied up $:i7 million in! the morning rush hour en chairman, W. A. Adams, Paul reported combined collections next regular meeting Monday lo Congressman A. S. Meriting Lee Williams, 17. to County School Leaders. of the urea which, aerording space construction. route to Hie station. Lewis. iirt excess of $1.3 million. evening. Jr. • • • to charter, holds restricting Seminole's tentative entitle­ The undersized car had nn ment for t'tc fiscal year t!HM covenants on the lands Involv­ ed until 1975. oversized driver the other day NEW YOHK (U P I) — The! it $2|2,l2y. Meriting said, ^ as it passed First Street and federal government cracked | These funds are paid by | Adoption of an amendment ^ Dark Avenue. As it did, the down on the nation's steel in -1 the federal government to the *" Vtililj lax Ordinance muffler and tailpipe assem­ dustry again Tuesday, indict­ county school system la-cause vvas carried over alter first bly fell to the pavement with ing eight major steel firms of the added school population i readmg until next meeting! a clang. The driver got out, and two executives on charges due to the Sanford Nav al Air I «!»«»« objecting vote of Dave and wus heurd to mutter: of attempting to fix prices on Station. Tilson who requested that lie j “When I had the thing wired and Mrs. $lona Grinstead, rarlam steel sheet used in both newly installed councilon it stayed. Then I get ft the manufacture of many con­ CHILDREN put on permanently und look sumer goods. men, lie given time to fully 12 OR UNDER w h a t happens.” Censored, study the matter before being those were his words. asked to approve it. All state and county can­ The amendment (icrtained ORLANDO (UPI) — The • y • • • Warm congrats to the Rev. K. J. Pendergrass, pas­ didates seeking party nomin­ lo a change in wording which in Hie Democratic would prohibit more than one youngsters who took part in tor of the First Methodist ation Menu Includes: (tarty primary May 5 have meter being included under a the annual County 4-1! Club Church here, suggested Tues­ Cole Sluw been invited to a county-wide single purchase. Kventa Day last Saturday. A day Hiat Protestant school tally at 7:30 pin. Apiil lit Objections also were rais­ good program, well attended. French Fries children lie dismissed from ed hy Frank Fasula, North Senior Division winners are school three or fours hours a at the Ja i Alai Fronton. Iktketl Means Mrs. .1. I). Morrison, chair­ Orlando Company manager, now readying for District week to attend classes in reli­ (irits Kventa Day to be held at gious education conducted by man of the Seminole Ccunty who said he irlt the action to Hush Puppies Democratic Executive Com- be "descrltnlnatory." Camp McQuuriir April 18. churches. Relish Tray niitG-c, said the six candidates In other business it was for governor have been in­ agreed that 51 rs. Libby Atchi­ Coffee Or Tea KKMAII. Tex. — Astronaut- vited, along with other state son, clerk, will also assume Post Office Department emeritus John Glenn, ailing and county office seekers. duties of village treasurer, Owned K Operated has adviser! Congressman A. ! and no longer entered in the She added it will be “strictly tax collector and tax assessor By S. Meriting J r . that the exu- ! j Ohio senatorial race, com­ un old-futhioiied p o l i t i c a l until such time as she should Maxine & Hob mination to establish an ruliy." request additional assistance. menting on neighborhood chil­ Hancock vligible list for the perman­ Other county.wide rallies FIILST TO RENEW Itiit incmliership in tin* Mutual Concert Association A number of routine annual dren who brought him get well Ilwy. 17-92 So. ent postmaster appointment arc planned for April 23 in appointments were m a d e for the 1061-65 season is Sanford Mayor A. L. Wilson. Receiving the gilts; Sanford at DeBary will be announ­ mayor’s check is the association’s treasurer, Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith. “ It's wonderful when kids tlm Oviedo High School gym­ while presentation of bills and ced on next Tuesday. AppliPh. FA 2-5965 The association is currently engaged in a membership renewal cam­ do something like this on their nasium and April 3U in the other apiajintnirnls were t a b - 1 f cations must be in by May 12. Sanford Civic Center, own." led for the present time. paign. A drive for new members will be conducted later. (Herald I’hoto) WEATHER: Partly cloudy and warm today and Thursday; high today 8*>-00; low tonight around 70. Cape Rockets Gemini into Orbit 29 Astronauts On Hand To See Takeott Manager For Sanford CC Appointed City Plans Better Deal For Firemen JIQJLVA... BRIEFS L B J Keuther Guestl1" ‘he ,,r,:R.Tm' Council Takes Up Gas Issue New York Bids Farewell To Gen. MacArthur Strike Continues Folks Suffers i Fund Shortage Cape Strikers To Return EEC Head Quits Schools Get Impact Payment 8 Firms Indicted F R ID A Y N IG H T SP E C IA L ! FISH FRY A L L YO U C A N EAT — School Plan • fi ADULTS 35 Glenn Moved * I*. 0 . Exam Set i Political Rally Set Next Week I �IS i V n litl Page 2—Wed. Apr. 8. '64 W rraB Wallace M akes Strong Showing In Wisconsin V t. Governor Claims Polio Campaign Vote Victory Chairman Lists Vocational Guidance In Schools Told Vocational guidance and training aa It la offered to Seminole County atudenta was outlined Tuesday noon a t the Sanford Lloni Club m atting in the Capri Restau­ rant. Speaker was E . S. Douglass, director of adult and vocational aducatlon in the coun­ ty . "Tw enty-fire per cent of Seminole County's high school graduates go on to college. B u t what will happen to the other 76 per cent without vo­ cational guidance and train­ ing,” Douglass said. The 76 per cant would be Without specialised training to make them employable, the director declared. Douglass reviewed the his­ tory of vocational guidance from Its sta rt during the closing phases o f World W ar I to Its present, highly skill­ ed field. Such skill la required now fo r workers In the electronics industry, ha said, and require, menta have moved the class o f students from the previous "low-level” group o f a gen* oration ago to a high level. Douglass reviewed tha vo­ cational work a t most county schools and emphasised the electronics courses now o ffe r­ ed a t Lyman School in Long. Wood. Although the course la only in its second year, he pointed to a number of stu­ dents who have obtained work with specialised Industries ouch a s General Electric. Boms students, ha added, are gainfully employed now even though they are still go­ ing to school. The need Is readily apparent, he said. . Advisory committees from industries directly Involved In such specialised training ora contacted eo th a t the schools can learn Just what is needed fo r Industry. "W o gear our courses to such need,” Douglass said. ''Our primary concern In vocational training,” the dl rector emphasised, “Is to train the students to earn a living. A fter the Russians launched their Sputnik, we changed •ur goals to include sciences, l a n g u a g e s and technical field s." . Ia addition, Douglass said, the county la continuing to o ffe r courses In agriculture! home economics and other fields where high technical abilities are less o f a requirement. The speaker was Introduced by William Tannor J r . Open House Conducted By Kindergarten Open House fo r all four and five-year old children Is being conducted by the Kin­ dergarten of tho Lutheran Church of The Redeemer, W. 26th Place (Oak and Park) during this week and nest week. Parents are Invited to give their children the esperlence o f a morning's Kinder­ garten activity. S t a n d a r d Kindergarten work, plue work-books, work sheets, Bible stories, film ­ strips, field trips, etc. are all p art of the program, taught by Mrs. Philip 8katea. Registration fo r tha Pall term is now open and regi­ stration blanks are available a t the Kindergarten or church office, also from the Kinder­ garten Committee members: Mrs. William Holcomb, Mrs. Howard Ogden, Mrs. Philip Skates, Rev. Herbert W. Drive Workers Wally Peacock, chairman of the Ja y e e e i’ m ass Sabin polio Immunisation program, today announced the names of the Jay ce e polio committee mam here and of others who have done a great deal to help make this program one of the largest community projects ever attempted In Seminole County. Je y ce e sub-chairmen of the committee ere as follows: Jim Smith and PhUllp Bkites, manpower; Clyde Long, fin­ ance; Chuck Roberts, feadlng station locations and supplies; Charles Tetenbaum, feeding station operations; Htrold Chapman, Frank Finch and Bill Reck, publicity; Seminole County Medical Society re ­ presentative, Dr. Gordon Stan­ ley and Seminole County Board of Health, Dr. Frank Leone. Others who have helped In making this program a real­ ity are Myron Reck, radio station W TRR; Marion Har­ mon, Orlando Sentinel, and Walter Glelow, Sanford Her­ ald; Seminole County School Board and area merchants who have consented to the use of their property for feed­ ing ststions. Ralph Wight, of Wight Grocery C o m p a n y , made arrangements for do­ nated sugar cubes. The San­ ford Garden Club for distri­ buted polio handbills at its flower show. Fifteen thoussnd handbills are being delivered to area schools this week by nurses from the Board of Health. These handbills give the lo­ cation of each of the feeding stations along with questions and answers about Sabin oral vaccine. Every student In Seminole County will receive one of these handbill* for their families to look over. An addlUonal 33,000 handbills will be given out by area m er­ chants. will be placed on automobiles and delivered to homes In an effort to reach every resident In Seminole County with the news of the Sabin m ass Im­ munisation program to be held Sunday 12-5 p. ra. THE WELCOME WA(!ON CLUU of Sanford recently purchnned nhocn for their adopted welfaro family with proceed* from their aucceasful “Fashion Flair." Mrs. Thelma Outner, of Garrott’a Department Store la showing ahoea to Phyllla Rugenatein, standing, assistant hostess for The Welcome Wagon Club, Mrs. A1 Probst, club president, and Marie Pendnl ton from Cut and Curl Beauty Shop, who styled the coiffures for the "Fashion Flair." CITY COUNCIL of North Orlando, organized Monday evening is pictur­ ed. Mayor Irono Van Kcpoel is seated. Standing, from the left, are Councilmon Dave Tilson, Art Rhodes, Art Kerrin and Mona Grinstead. Demonstrating Minister Killed United Press IntcmsUonsl Police battled an estimated 1,000 demonstrators Tuesday In Clivelsnd, Ohio, where a young while Presbyterian min­ ister threw himself to the ground amt was crushed to death by s bulldozer. Violence continued into the night and civil rights leaders planned for more demonstra­ tions today. The minister, the Rev. Bruce William Blunder, 20, was killed at the site where a school Is being constructed which civil rights leaders claim would perpetuate school segregation. Authorities said the bulldoz­ er backed over him after he threw himself to the ground. Four other demonstrators had thrown themselves down In front of the bulldozer. Tha Incident touched off wild fighting. The bulldozer driver, John White, 33. was beaten and had to be rescued. Police, mounted on horses, finally broke up the demon­ stration. But sporadic violence con­ tinued Into the night. A car was overturned, a drugstore window smashed and estra duty police were struck by bottles, board and bricks thrown from apartment house windows. Klunder was associate exe­ cutive secretary of tha Stu­ dent Christian Union at West­ ern Reserve University. He was tha fathar of two child­ ren. Ills death was the 13th with­ in the last year In integration violence and tha second north of Uie Mason-Dlxon line. Elsewhere: Jackson, Miss.— A bill ap­ propriating $30,000 to usa in lighting U. S. Sonata passage of a civil rights bill was pass­ ed Tuesday by the Mlsslulppl Legislature and sent tha gov­ ernor. Capitol sources said the state Sovereignty Commission would give the money to the Coordinating Committee (or Fundamental Freedoms which Is making a prapsganda fight against llie bill. Albany, Ga__ ReglstraUon of Negroes In previously allwhite public schools continu­ ed Tuesday with a total of 21 signed up under term s of a federal court order, lntrega- tion has been set for Septem­ ber. Chester, P a.— Civil Rights supporters staged a rally Tuesday night to plan new downtown marches in support of charges of school segrega­ tion. Derby Returns NEW YORK (U P D -A fte r almost a year's absence, Uie roller derby will return to New York Saturday night, April 26, when the new series starts with tha New York Clippers facing tha Long Is­ land Comets at Sunnyalda Garden. A second meeting Is set for May I. Kennedy Film To Be Shown A documentary film, “ Ken* nedy in Germany,” will be shown at 7:30 p. ra., April 18, at Bingham Hall, Interlaken Ava., Winter Park. Tha film will be shown through the cooperation of tha German Language Depart­ ment o f Rollins College. I t la In color and was made in co­ operation with governmental agencies and U. 8. forces stationed in Germany. Admission ia free and tha public ia Invited. Should the response warrant it, a second showing will be made a t a later date. MILWAUKEE, Wls. (U P I) —Alabama Oov. George C. Wallace today claimed a ms Jor victory in his fight against the civil rights bill on north' era battlegrounds by polling more than 20 par cent of the vote In the Wisconsin presl dentist prlmsry. Favorite eon Gov. John W. Reynolds of Wisconsin, Us* Democratic primary winner over Wallaco, said Republican Invaded and predicted Wls conslnltas had swelled the vote for the Alabaman who campaigns back home on the slogan of "segregation now, segregation tomorrow, atgre gallon forever.” The bantam, black-haired southerner, who once defied the federal government by standing In the echool house door of tha University of Ala ham s, crowed over his show lag. Snapping hia Angara and clicking his heels In his S cb roeder Hotel suite Tuesday night, he s»ld: "W e wen a victory and they know It. We won without win nlng. We will carry on this fight. We have done more than any other group to break the centralized control of gov ernm ent." With almost complete re turns in from Tuesday's vot ing, Wallace had collected well more than 30 per cent of the Democratic primary vote and had almost outpolled the Republican favorite son candl date, winner Rep. John Byrnes. With 3,230 of the state's S, 363 precincts counted, the vote was: Reynolds 433,662 Wallace 231,093 Byrnes 377,023 Wisconsin's 44 Democratic delegate votes were cafe for Johnson. Reynolds got all of them and Is pledged to turn them over to the President at the Democratic National Convention. But Wallace hadn’t expect­ ed to win. Ha had hoped for a Wisconsin counsin volt big enough to "shake the eye teeth of national leaders la both parties." By his own estim a tion—and by the pre-election predictions of his opponents— he got i t Next on W allace's march through the north Is the In dlsna prim ary May 8 la which he la matched against another Democratic governor commited to Johnson, Matthew Welsh. After that be takes on the Maryland primary. Wallace Aew home to Mont­ gomery, Ala., today. HU aides said the governor was uncertain when and how ha *«avens Above! CHICAOO (U P I) riv e , year-old Marvel Lai Chong, abandoned as an infant in Hong Kong and later adopted by a Chicago couple, was told after a ceremony Tues­ day that she was an American citizen. "G oodie," the said. "C an I take it with m a t” PICK JIM PIG0TT Supt of Public Instruction Pully Qualified In Administration and Supervision Decree, Hank 1 Certificate Karlyle Housholder * il% v (Highest : l III • let a |l* • COUNTY JUDGE VOTE-MAY 5 rd . r .4 .1 1 , nt 4.N • • EVERYBODY H EA DS TH E CLASSIFIED A ADS * < vs I -a J, 4$ » , I vj -f fT & ** LrJ f* ' *■**%•+ Whether you are a BUYER or a SELLER You'll get the response '+ a * \ You want when you use of Schools—Graduate of the University of Florida, Masters would open up his Hooiltr campaign. Reynolds and other leaders of the WUconiin Democratic party had estimated Wallace would get only 10 percent of the vote. And Reynolds had added that a substantial Wall­ ace vote would mean Wiscon­ sin would be "sham ed In the eyea of tha nation." Today, ha aald he was "sat* Ufied with tha raiulU .” Elect 1 (U J j p & m t f c r r h U f m t lf t Awarded by B lais Department of Education). 14 Years o f Hurcrsaful School Experience ia Florida, Goons, 7 Years ia Seminole Ceuaty. & Rummage Sale Continues The rummsge sale sponsor­ ed by South Seminole VFW Post SOST will bo continued this Priday and Saturday in Pern Park P lasa. Sale hours, as announced by Tracy E stss, publicity chairm an lor the post, will be from S a.ra. until s p.m. oacb day. E stes reports that many iUm s of good used clothing still aro available .and art being offend nt bar|*eln prices. Proceeds will bepefit tha Post building fund. : / 1 PIGOTT'S PLATFORM IS POSITIVE W A N T ADS ES5J3U^.L,IX EDUCATION . . . WILL REEK FURTHER IMPROVE. MENT IN THE AREAS OF CURRICULUM, TEXT-BOOKS AND TRANSPORTATION. 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Dash cart. 6 1-lb. can 10c off Detergent 33c Dental Cream 83c Dog Food 6/89c Breeze 6 oz. can Detergent 1 lb. 4 oz. 7c off Detergent 1 lb. 6 oz. 5c off Detergent 37c ( !at Food 4/59c Surf 26c Rinso Blue 28c Lux Liquid 15 oz. pkg. 35c 1 pt. 6 oz. \ 65c -------------------------------------- w u m f �I Lyman, Oviedo Score Victories; Seminole Loses Hounds Beat Blue Darters In 11 Innings About Sports Thinking Out Loud B T JU LIA N STKNSTROM Eljr Lions Chalk Up 6th Straight On Montverde E anfnrI VrralB P»F* 4—We<L Apr, 8, *64 Tribe Done In Hors* In NL 8 To 6 By Phillies Dark Winter Park TAMPA (U P I) - Th* Yan­ race* shapa up to this ot> E fforts on the part of an Interested group of local cltl TIio Oviedo Uona continued The Seminote High School kee*, the favorite, In th* server. aena and high school athletes to raise funds for a suitable After eix weeks of personal their diamond rampage Tuei baseball team, after losing its American League; tha Phil­ memorial to Buddy Lawson deserve th* support o f every observation of the 15 teame W day, posting their sixth con first four games of th* Met- lies, a dark horse,xln th* Na gridiron fan in th * greater Sanford area. aecutlv* victory by taking a training 1b Florida and first Conf«r*nre Mason and tional League. Lawson probably gave local many things. He will always lop-sided 18 to 1 verdict over hand reports on the five clubs gridiron addict* more thrills he remembered as a spectecu the Montverde Wildcats at That’s the way the 1964 working out In the F a r West, bouncing back to grab two In for their admission dollar dur lar halfback on the SHE foot* Oviedo. a row, tasted defeat one* major league baseball pennant this Is how they are picked lng the past two seasons than mor* Tuesday when the deThe Lions Jumped Roberts, to finish. baU team . . . the guy with they’d received since the days th* Storting Montverde hurler, fem e fell apart and th* Win­ National America* of Bill Fleming, Willis An­ the friendly smile . . . the la the opening fram e for ter Park Wildcats won 8 to 6. Philadelphia 1. New York derson and Darrell Forguson handsome tenor in the third pair of runs. They added an San Franclsc* Seminole hurlers Dave Gol2. Minnesota The committee, headed by row of the glee elub . . . Um other run in the second before Los Angeles loher, Eddla Fitzgerald and 3. Chicago Bill Lovelace, Is using plenty idol of the icbool. He had Roberts went to the showers Cincinnati , Marvin Sheffield teamed up 4. Detroit of elbow grease in getting the many admlrora who stood turning the hill duUes over to S t. Loula w to limit tha Wildcats to only 5. Baltimore p*ogram for the memorial ready to wav* as bo dashed Osgood. Milwaukee six safatle* but a seven-act Additional gifts for th* Bud 6. Cleveland for the lunch line. off the ground. They've got But It wasn’t Osgood's day comedy of errors on th* part dy Lawson Memorial Fund 7. Boston Pittsburgh "Buddy’s name and fond as the Lions broke out of the good, sound program. They’re of a jittery Seminole club have continued to come from I. Ix>s Angeles Chicago well organized. They only memory will live on. Though cage tn th* third with nine afield spelled out the Tribe's friends of the popular athlete 9. Kansas City Houston need the kind of financial the accident was tragic, It big runs. In the fourth Mont doom. The mounting total hat given 10. Washington New York was not a tragedy . . . for verde got to Walt nessley for balp that you ean give. The surest bets In that line­ Winter Park recorded a encouragement to those who All It takes la a greenback Buddy must have been on a their only run. The Lions pair of runs In tha second have been working on the up are for the Senators and or two placed In an envelope tpecial IB-year mission. P er­ packed away four more runs and another duet In the third. project and who have been Meta to finish last again in addressed to the Buddy Law haps It was his responsibility In the record book In their They added a fifth run In tha trying to select some long their respective leagues. son Fund, Sanford, Fla. Be to live for and Instill in the portion of the fourth. The next best appears to be fourth frame before Seminole lasting tribute to the lad sure to use the Zip Code num lives of those with him he Jim Courier was the big Jumped back into the contest whose career suddenly ended the Yankees. The only thing had contact, a feeling of fel­ stick for Uie Lions. He clob her 32771. they have going against them with a trio of markera In their In ■ fatal auto crash. • • • lowship, charity, love and bered th* Montverde pitching PHIL DAVIS, merchant mnrincr home on a la history. They never have half of the same fourth. While many Interested peo­ An anonymous classmate of democracy, and to die to en­ for a pair of doubles and a visit with his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. P. N. Davis, Winter Park pushed over ple have made suggestions as won a pennant In a year end­ Lawson's recently sent to us a able those who rem ain to single. Milter of the Linn* got 2485 Princeton Avenue, has been having a three more runs In the sixth to what may be done to keep ing in 4. tribute penned in his mem grow spiritually . . . to make a pair of safeUes as did the "field day” on the St. Johns River and Home of Otherwise they appear to be to take an 8 to 3 lead. San the memory of the exciting us see that life, as we know Lion's top plateman, Rex ory. We quote in part: its tributaries. He is pictured with a string of ford got a rally going in Ita football and tric k star alive, the class of the majors, their ‘‘Buddy will never be for It, must someday come to a Brooke. 41 specks, bream and bass. Other days his catch half of tha final inning but the committee Is delaying a four straight World Series de­ gotten by his friends and close. Tlic Lions, after dropping totaled l>ctween 40 nnd 70. Ho has been using after thro* rune had crossed decision until more time has feats at the hands of the “ Buddy was the kind of classmates. His name will el their opener to Lyman, now a "White Alibi” lure. (Hcrnld Photo) the plate the Parkeri were been given in which to In Dodgers last fall northwithways be recalled and referred fellow who dally taught us have tlx wins in a row to standing. able to ezUnguiah the fire. crease the fund. The amount to when friends are discussing that we must live each day their credit. They have the best defense 8eminole'a Illlly Higgins to ha invested will bo a big for God, with eager anticlpa Beasley had a fine day on In baseball; the best catcher was the big stick for th* factor in what will be done, Uon and joyous determination the mound. He Issued no tieTrili* with thre* R B I’s. Todd Chairman Bill Lovelac* of the In Elston Howard; the strong­ letting tomorrow com# if it kets, whiffed eight, and per­ est bench; enough power and Johnson was the Winter Park committee said. will. mitted only three scattered enough pitching. As on* vet­ pacer with four R BI'*. "Buddy was truly a great hits. The Lions backed him up Added to the lengthening S. C o ra C n k o , 4. W ic k e t S a ra h , Tonight's entries: eran American Leaguer ob­ The Ions waa the fifth of guy, one we all looked up to, upfielil, commuting only one r i u x r h a c k — a -is m il k — a. lErcmkton, 4. J i f f Ma'*, 7. list of donors are L e* Samuel, served: S h a m la l. o - r , I . I t . !!.'■ K ilr a d . th* aeaion for th* Jim McCoy I. Vlcko. I. Uanrk-o Jet. 3. Am one we all respected and ad error. Beasley fanned the side John Ivey, Glenn McCall, iiiiu i HA CM — .v- iii m i i .a: — " I f Mickey Mantle and Rog­ ile A n i l , , 4. D e l T a n a , t . C h u c k T 1. K n n t - ii J a y , I . l> eon t v ., I . coached outfit against a pair The Tempest won their mired, and one we terribly in the third Inning and repeat­ -le a k * . «. W e a k p o m la . 7. H liu e jr, ( I n S h e r r y . 4. D r o w n T r e . n . I of vietorle*. Tha lots kept th* Dick and Irma Williams, Son er Marls a rt sound, the 1964 Lo>al Mike. match with tha Slarchiefs last miss each day. Ilia empty ed the performance again In ■ i i c i i m i h a c k — R -i s w i i . b — C r o w lt» - k , I . I 'e e t o la , 7. U n it- Seminole* In seventh place In ny Powell, Robert Murrie, American League race will S c h o la r , S. T n r q u e 'i L io n . Johnny Clark, Dailey Smith, be strictly for second p lace." the fifth. I . ( I l i l i l j r C a l. S. (.'h e r. H u m ll* !, rI,y week at Je t Lanes In the Bill desk Is a silent tribute to o t i i r i i i t \ < i — . v i * u i i . i : — the Metro standing!. Walter Gielow, Ralph Cowan Oviedo plays Florida Central I . I . lt a T u m b le r . 3. I d e a l, 3 Hemphill Motoreltes League wonderful boy. Perhaps he Th* line acore: S lic k T ip . 4. C a m e ra H in t. l>. and Mr. and Mrs. Willis to gain a tie for the first was that "an gel” we enter- at Mt. Dora this afternoon. Winter Park I I I k S o o n e r. I . I le t e r I t o l. lila , Jim Courier Is slated to hand Jonas. Bet Yon Didn't spot In the loop standings. By taioed unawara." T. T r o t t e d , S. S p e e d y D ee. (America*) 022 100 0 — t 6 1 • • • t ' l K T H H A C K — 3-*. M il r. — le the mound duUes for Coach Ona ardent admirer of th* Team W. L. PH winning a 3 to 1 decision over Know That You Can Seminole 000 300 8 — 6 10 7 I . C r y e la l I'a ta e e . 1. D a in t y Jim Touhy, 4 Seminole High Seminole speedster evidently Navy I j m , 3. O il I ’a y m e n l. 4. ( t r e a t 1 0 1.000 the Slarchiefs the Tempests tackle and also the chaplain Paul Mikler's nine. Rent Mechanic's Tools! Wallace and Johnson; GolThe line acore: K ir * . & ( lo ld e n C ir c le , S. ( la y did not want any recognition Perfection Dairy 1 0 1.000 are the only team other than S a tin , 7. l . - a p l n c l x I lie . S. D 'a loher, (Fitzgerald (fl), Shef­ of the football team , wrote Montverde . . . 000 10— 1 8 8 for his thoughtful contribution the Slarchiefs to claim flrit • Metric A America* 0 0 .000 George's F i r r y VIlee. field (7 ) and Higgins. "Buddy, as he was affect­ Oviedo .......... 318 4x—18 13 1 to the fund. Tha donor sent .000 place since early In the sea Last week's action was tha S I A T I I H A C K — R - l * M I L K — Socket Wrenches Fla. State Bank 0 I ionately called by all who Robarti, Osgood (3) and end of the season for the I . I t o r k e t D a m , S. N e w b o r n * , two 820's and a $10 bill with­ 0 1 .000 son. Sanford Atlantic t lr n w n l a F e r r y , 4. C o n t a m in a t ­ • Cylinder Howa* The Bonnevlllra are nl-o In knew him, was on* to whom Thompson; B • a a 1 a y and Sandspur* bowling loop and e d , I . C o ra D e e . S. ( lim a n I t lv a , out any identification. But Reaulta Tee*day we could always turn and see Brooks. 7. I l u r r y H o m e ( lla d y s . S. M le e contention In second place, n • Gear-Pnllera Lovelace said that ha hoped Navy 10. Fla. St. Bank T the league champions, with P oppy. game behind the league lead­ an untroubled face smiling there would he some way M IL K — Games Today total of 78 wins to 38 losses a F .V K A T H H A C K — M • Wheel Pullers at us. 1 >. e t t y tln b e , 3. I l r l l t a U o o ta . other than through The Her­ George's a t Sanford Atlantic ers. Marlon Farella wai high are the OK Tire foursome It .. H M -.ria M e a n e . 4. W a n e t . t . Never did one word • Sanders for the Tempests with a 428 ald to say "thank you.” This, (B a y Ave. Park—4:30 p.m .) The learn proved to be worthy I la d lo la , * . D a lla s , 7. W o n d e r ( 11 r I. S. L iic a n e . series while Joan Msgin with contempt or conceit so far, is the largest lift to of tho championship as it at • Paint Sprayere The Navy capitalised on SiltiiiTM n t e n —* -ie m il k — a 178/421 and Elaine Kostlval from his mouth, and never the fund, It was noted. laincd tha lead in the 12th I . F r e d II., X. ( lo ld e n Ite m a r d . seven Florida State Bank misa Grinders with a 180/450 were high for did he cast a look of scorn or 3. P e n w o r t b y , 4. W ir e M a r k , week of bowling and held it S. hatred In any direction. He I 'a l'e H o n e y , 4. M ae S tr e tc h . cues Tuesday afternoon to the Slarchiefs. • Jacks for 18 weeks. OK Tires also 7. F lo r e n c e M c N a b b , ». F o u r ­ poit a 16 to • victory In tha The Lake Mary club made Linda Post was beating the waa alwaya ready and m ort w ay Anga. bad the high team scries and • Heists (National) N I N T H H A C K — O - l# M I L K — Little American Laagu* whlla pocket to the tun* of a 184/ than willing to do something e successful debut in tha PHILADELPHIA (U P I) — game for the league's season 1. K . A .’e M l S le ta r , L R u t t y In the National Chaso and Co. Team W. L Pei 523 high stries while aparklng i'or a friend or his school. Sanford Junior Boys Baseball Th# Philadelphia Eagles have • Ridga Reamers J e t. I . K a l ln o , 4. I r o n ( lu e r d . Tho team members are 4. D ix ie D a . 4. I t o r k y 'a lllu e e , came up with a single run in "Not only was he respected League, defeating the Civitan Chase 1 0 1.000 the Bonneville* to a threa named Fred Bruney, former Mary Smith (team captain) I . J u y o t l. ». D e n n y P e r l. a Ring Compressors tha final frama to not* out N a t i o n a l Football League Hunt's 1 0 1.000 gama win over the Classics. by athletes and coaches nine 10 to 5. Meanwhile, the T H N T II R A C K — S - l* M IL K — O 0 Loco. Engr*. .000 Dot Foz Just missed her first his own tram , but also by the Elks took advantage of three Helen Altman, Louise Owens I. I ’ a l'e F l l a h t , t . N o S c a r, S. Standard Oil by a score of 7 player and playar-coaeh In > 8. 0 1 F irst Fadaral .000 200 game because of a split teams against which he com costly errora and the ateady and Dot Johnson. Tha mein 0 . Il.'e A d d r r e e , 4. C h r y e e r , I . the American Football Lea­ American Rent-All < I la r n a c le Ilo b , I . A lle n T ip , 7. 0 l .000 In the tenth fram e, ending up peted. His outstanding ability hurling of Chrli Ackers to bers and the sponsor, OK I t o r k F l la b t . I . P a id P o s s e s s ­ Andy Rufus paced tha Navy gue, *• their defensive backStandard Oil “In Sanford" Tires, received trophies and along with hi* compatltivs R**«lla Tuesday io n . attack la its win ovar tha with 195 to back up Linda In post an 8 to 3 victory over IIT II M ACK — M M I L K — Rankers with two doubles and field coach. Burnay played in other awards at the league’s spirit and good sportsmanship I . Hiawatha Avs. Chase T, Standard Oil • the Bonnevllles victory. Betty the Shrine outfit. th* N FL with San Francisco, 1. K y le m o r e , t . ( l l l t l e r l n * R o e s . banquet, April 3, at Rose and 3. Z ln e 'e ( I n i. 4. M le e H it t e r . &. Games Today Sanford, Fla. triple. Ohristllah had 107/440 to set made everyone who saw him Ackers struck out nine, is­ Pittsburgh and Washington. W l ll n W lm . 4. H o m a n R e v e l, T. play a devout Buddy lawaon Wilks' Restaurant. Loco. Bngrs. at Hunt's The line scores: the pace for tha Classics. sued a half a dozen walks, I t e li e lf F e r r a r i , S. P r o p e r M u * . In tiie last night’s play Je t (F t. Mellon Park, t:3 0 p.m.) Standard Oil 320 0 1 0 -6 11 3 Sue Ixmg hit the high gam* fan. but limited the Shrincrs to "Buddy never claimed to be inn and Howe Tire Shop were Chase A Co. 211 02 1 -7 10 3 of IDO while leading the Pon­ only five acattcred hits in tied for second place, but the Navy 006 6 4 -1 6 6 4 tiac* In a three game win over an intellectual. But he had going the distance. J e t Inn now holds the honored the Electras. Elisabeth Ilarieh something far more useful Fla. St. Bank 100 0 6 - 7 3 7 The line scores: position of second place with Team shot a 108 in the Specials than brain power—a wonder Civitan W. 1,. P e t 200 ooo 3 5 13 7 ful personality and a match Howe in third. McHobert's Chase 1 0 1000 Lake Mary 000 820 x - 1 0 5 3 Team W L three gam* win ovar the L * ing smile that warmed Tire cam e in fourth. Sabre a. iooo 1 0 FU . St. Bank WP—Charlie Lytle, L P Boone « 3 hearts of all. The rest of th* teams placed Kingtwo4>d Soma tough aplta ware con­ 0 1.000 1 Evans 4 8 "W e fail, with tha United Jim m y Williams. as foUows: Pierro Manufac Wilson Maier W. L. F e t 1 0 1.000 Team f a 0 / o il 001 e - 3 8 I Edgewater • 3 verted this week as Mabel Intelligence of our minda, in Shrine luring, fifth; Factory Paint Longwood Duggan mads the 5-0-10 and .000 Elks t 0 1.000 0 1 Winter Park 5 3 Elks 311 400 a —* 4 1 trying to answer the question Gerry Ormitice picked up the Outlet, sixth; Stemper** Real McRaney 1 0 1.000 .000 Kiwania 0 1 Colonial 4 4 WP—Chris Ackers, LP — of why. Only th* eternal Fa Estate, seventh; Pryor’s In Robb's 1 0 1.000 0 1 .000 ta k e Mary Oak nidga 4 4 5-7. Betty Hickey made th* ther of us all knows why Bud Jam es Warren. 7-0 and Dee Rose 5-7, Car­ surance, eighth; St. Johns USO 1 a 1000 0 1 .000 Rotary Seminole 3 8 dy was taken from us." 0 i .000 Realty, ninth, and Mar Lou, Results Today CPO Bishop Moore 0 ■ ole Rurdette 5-10 and RilUe Chaniot 3-10 were the other Shrine 0 1 .000 Wilson Maier 16, USO 0 tenth. Results Tuesday During (he 19(0 gridiron sea fancy shooters. 0 2 .000 Civitan Je t Inn had the total scratch F la. St. Bank 12. Robb's 4 Winter Park B, Seminole « son at Seminole, when Use I m H i T»MdAjr Games To4Hght pinfall, of 50,788, tor the sea Boone 4, Evans 3 Tribe won 10 of 11 contest* son and also the high scratch Chase at McRaney (7:30 p.m.) Lake Mary 10, Civitan i Edgewater 3, Oak Ridge 1 Lawson did his share. He team aeries of 1,898. McHo­ Klngsweod at Longwood (3.45 Elks I , Shrine 3 Colonial I, Bishop kloora 1 I N D I A N A P O L I S , Ind. scored a total of ST points—14 Games Today p ro .) Wilsoa Maier opened action bert's had tha high scratch Games Friday I U P !) — Three drivers, Jim touchdowns and one extra No games scheduled Both games at F t Melton gama of 698. Seminole a t Evans Hurtuhls* end Bud Tlngclsta, point. It'U be a long Um* be in the Men'* City Softball l e a ­ The most honored Individ Colonial at Oak ltldge both veterans, and rookies for his performance will be gue Tuesday at FL Mellon Bishop Moor* at Edgewater Johnny White have Joined forgotten. Rut someday It Park. Don M assl* turned tn ual award was achieved by <N) four-hit shutout perform­ LU Donat. For the iiighest th* ranks of entrants for th* might—and that's the reason Boone at Winter Park ance as the Furnlturemen average bowler in the league, 600-mll* Speedway auto rare. for th* memorial. posted a 18 to 8 victory over LU maintained the lead for the entire season. Another the USO. Meanwhile, t h a Florida high honor winner is Midga OF THE 1963-64 SEASON State Bank nine took a 13 to Woods with a total of three 4 win over Robb’s Construc­ achievements to her credit. Midge roiled the high scratch tion. series of 581 ami also the high Tha Una scorta: 8 PECIAL USO 000 0 0 - 0 4 3 scratch game of 340. Claalnf Day Blackwell Wilson Maier 853 O x-14 11 3 The most improved bowler plea Us 41 MATINEE WP - Don Masala, L P — award goes to Juanita Baird Recap. Tire with a 13 pin improvement In Frank Snyder. S:00 P. M. Whitewalls 83 her average. Eleanor Ander­ move. 750x14, Florida State TOMORROW TOMORROW 8*0x14. Bank 350 013 3 -1 3 II 4 son during the course of the 8:10 P. M. 850x14. league play rolled an allRobb's •66114. Const. 300 001 0 - 4 10 • spars gama, a feat not often 856*14. WP-Robert Murrlo, LP - accomplished and wlU receive • TODAY LAST WEDNESDAY MATINEE New Tread an Emblem from W .I.B.C. Jim Jtrnlgan TIR ES • Genutn* Mr Roberta retread* 8orry — No Minora applied *M Behind th# two-hit hurling •f Stove Simpkins th* Lyman High Greyhound* defeated the Apopka High Bluo g a rte r* by a score of S to 3 In an H-lnnIn 2 contest Tuesday afternoon In the Orange County town. The Darters pushed over (heir two runs In the opening stanza on a hit and a Lyman error. But that was it for the Darters. Lyman broka In­ to the scoring column with lone tally in the third and pushed over the tying run In the sixth. From there it was a bitter pitchers' dual between Sim pklne and Bill Sheppard who relieved Apopka starter, Paul K ale, in the fifth inning. Both clubs wera scoreless a t the close of the regulation Seven fram es. Neither could com e anywhere near scoring until Lyman suddenly explod­ ed for three runs In the top #f the 11th Simpkins retired the Darters In Uicir half of the final overtime stanza and the 'Hound* posted their fourth win of the season. They have been defeated five times The win kept the 'Hounds In competition for the Orange B elt Conference title. The line acore: Lyman . 001 001 000 0 3 -5 3 3 Apopka 200 000 000 0 0 -3 2 3 K ale, Sheppard (S) and Odom; Simpkins and Ncu (eld. More Give To Lawson Fund S0KC Track Entries Tempests Tie Slarchiefs Little League SandspurLoop Ends Season Navy Defeats Florida State Lake Mary, Elks Both Victorious Little League Eagle Coach Men's League Metro League Junior League Drivers In 500 m en Wilson-Maier Defeats USO i We're Overstocked With 14''ONLY TIRES NOW <£s\ TOMORROW LAST DAY AU REVOIR HANDICAP Racing Tonight — Post Time 8:10 SPECIALS EVERY DAY! ON 100 BRANDS NORTH ORLANDO CARDINALS of the South Seminole Little League •re, front from left, Itonney Brown, Eddie Rowell, Tommy Rhodes, Denny Ferrln, Sieve Smart end Billy Hahn; beck, Billy Elder, Mike Krecek, Randy Bowleo, Kevin Bishop, Rex Bishop, Dave Stewart, Manager Tony Krecek and Kevin Stephenoon. Team members not shown are Eddie Kelly and Dave Brown. (Herald Photo). FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — • A. M. - <:15 P. M. I l l K FIRST SANFORD WE CITE TOF VALUE STAMPS • BUDGET TERMS 1 k ,v . m i *4 tire eealagel • Free MMinting ic /- C h I NN| t ■ ■ f t - 405 W. FIR ST BT. Florida Dietribe tern FA 2-0451 Befit Tins ' j' t / a x c / o < 1 till HWF. 1 7 -9 2 __________ MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD AND ORLANDO �y> *' Banlnrl Wed. Apr. 8, ’61—Pape 5 ReraUl High Scoring Bear Lake Cubs Have Mardi Gras Features Play By Maryinn MIlea Bear Lake Cub Scout Pack 230 held a Mardi Gras laat Friday evening at the Ele­ mentary School under direc­ tion of Cubmaeter Robert Bunnell and assistant Bruce Nelson. The program was opened with the introduction of den mothers and group ainglng by the cube of ‘'Davy’s Got a Head Like a Ping Pong Ball.” Judges picked for the cos­ tume parade were Alfred Krenxer, D. W. Broadway, Robert Kowalski and John Hall. Winners among the cubs were J e f f Krenxer of den sev­ en, dressed as a king; Gary B arrett of den one, a space man and Kevin Foist of den three, a hobo. Winners of the cub group served as judges fo r the adult contest. Chosen were Mrs. Peggy Maries, a clown; Bill Smith, a barber shop singer and Tom Bowser, a pirate. A skit, "The Mumbling Brothera Circus,” was pre­ sented by Mrs. Evelyn Chapman’s den two. Mrs. Chapman appeared aa the fa t lady, Charles Chapman aa ring­ master, Bob Chapman as a hobo, Philip and David Kelley a s Siamese twins, Je rry Kow­ alski as the wild man, Larry Byrd as the strong man and John Chapman as the snake charmer. Following the presentation those attending were invited to participate in games spon­ sored by each den. During the evening Dennis Herota was inducted ••• a tenderfoot in the Boy Souts and will be entitled to join in the Wekiwa D istrict Camporee to be held this weekend in Casselberry. COSTUME WINNERS at last Friday’s Mardi Gras sjyonsorcd by Bear Lake Cub Scout Pack 30 were, (top photo), from left, Je ff Krenzer, first; Gary Barrett, second and Keven Foist, third; (bottom) from left, Mrs. Peggy Maries, first; Bill Smith, second and Tom Bowser, third. Legal Notice i<v t h e rin criT c o ir t , SIX TH J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT ok i T . n n i o a 1* A s o f o r sr.w ix n i.n c o r x T Y . r i M x i K i t r \o. istas. J . 8. OLKASO.V, J it . , aa AdminU t r a t o r of V»l»rana' A ffairs, an Offlrar of t h s United Btataa o f Amarlca, P la in tiff. -v i. T U M . K T W. l l t Z E R and PAT itIC IA P. 1IIZEII. his wife. ritftnd anta. M iT irr o r r o R K C L o a t ’Hs: b a l k NOTICE IS H E R E B Y OIVZ N pursuant to a F in a l Dacraa « f Foreclosu re dated the Sth d a r of April. A. D. USA, and •ntarad In C h a n ce r r Case No. I S I S } of the Circuit Court of the Ninth Ju d icia l Circuit In and for Srm lnols County, F l o r ­ ida, wharsln J . 8. Olaaaon. J r . , pa Adm inistrator of Veteran s' A ffa irs , an Offlcar of tha Unltad S l a t s s of Amarlca. la tha P la in tiff, and T U I-L E T W. H I Z E It and P A T R IC IA P. IHZE l t , hla wife, a ra Defendants. I wilt sail to tha h l s h t s l and bast bidder f o r cash at tha F r o n t Door « r tha Seminole Coun ty Courthouse In tha City • f Sanford. County of Semlnute, S t a t s o f Florida, a t llt o a A M. on tha :» th day of April. A D. IS St. tha follow ing described pro perly aa eat forth In aald F i n a l Dacraa. t o -w lt! Lot XI. B lo ck S. H E F T L E R 1IOMKS ORLANDO. S E C ­ TION ONE. according to P la t thereof, recorded In P l a t Book IS. P a g e s S and S. Publlo Records of Sem i­ nole County. Florida. P A T E D this Sth day of April A. P. IMA. * * * • / * Arthu r H Beckw ith. J r . , C lark of Circ u it Court M ack N. Cleveland, J r . and Harold P. Joh nson. Attorneys f o r P la in tiff. P. O. Draw er Z. San ford . Florida. Publish April I, 1M4 CUT-11 High scores snd split con­ verting were the festure of this weeks action in the Bill Hemphill Motorettes League at Je t Lanes. Dot Johnson was Ihe ‘‘shootIn' S ta r " a s she rolled 203/518 to pace all the girls this week. Betty Christlieb was next high in series with 462 follow­ ed by Elfie Oldham with 181/ 451. Lix Graham $hot a 180 game while June Gassman also came through with 176/ 442. Tcdi Marsh rolled a good 174 game and Marlon Farclla hit 160/444. Turkeys wore rolled by June Gassman and Isabel Goshorn while Dot Johnson rolled ‘'goose," four strikes in row. Norma Schneider made the difficult 3-7-8 and Dot John son. Doe Rose, and Elaine Kostival all made the 5-10. The 3-10 was picked up by Nancy Meier, Lois Jackson and Betty Christlieb. Gert Parker made the 5-7 as did Mabel Duggan. Ruth Pettis picked up a real "toughie the 5-6-to and Barbara Kelley notched the 3-6-7 to round out the split shooting. The Classics accomplished a real rarity in bowling by rolling idcntifical team scores of 689 in all three of their games. TRAINING ENDS for Army Pvt. Roper C. Taylor, son of Mrs. J . B. Cummings of San­ ford RL) 2. Taylor has completed eight weeks of advanced infantry training with l i g h t weapons under the Re­ serve Enlistment Pro­ gram at Fort Polk, La. lie received instruction in use of automatic rifle, the light machine gun and the 3.5 inch rocket launcher. (U. S. Army Photo) MlAMt (U P I) — A fastj wxirking thief broke into the apartment of tobacco heir Richard J . Reynolds III ami his wife at an exclusive re­ sort club Tuesday and grab­ bed more than $50,000 worth of jew els—but missed a $125,000 bracelet. Police and F B I agents who quickly joined tho Investiga­ tion sought today to determine the amount of the theft. One investgator said the total loss would ho around $50,000, but tho Reynolds couple said it might reach $100,000. The theft was in the Rey­ nolds' apartment at the swank Racquet Club on the 79!h Street causeway between Mi­ ami and Miami Beach, a night club-dotted atrip fre­ quented by the aftcr-houra playboy aet. E arlier during the booming winter tourist season, actress Eva Gabor was slugged in her Racquet Club apartm ent by two jewel thieves who held her and her husband at gun­ point while they stripped a $25,00o ring from the blonde Hungarian’s finger. The tliefts at the club were Berlin Convoys BER L IN (IJP 1 )—The U. S. Army today aent convoys to and from Berlin In a new demonstration of its access rights. among several strikes at the wealthy winter residents or visitors this winter which have netted theievci better than $500,000 in Jewel loot. Tho Reynolds wera out oil the apartment when the the ft I occurred, police aald—and so was the couple's Doberman Pinscher dog Tojo, who had been taken to a veterinarian to have hla tonsils out. Reynolds Is the grandson of the founder of the R. J . Rey­ nolds Tobacco Co. of WinstonADDIS A BA BA , Ethiopia Salem , N.C., and tho son of (U P I) — The Defense Min­ Richard J . Reynolds, form er istry announced T u e s d a y Winston-Salem mayor and In­ night that Ethiopia has with­ dustrialist drawn all Ita troops from the disputed Somalia border area. SPEA KER'S A government spokesman CLOCK & WATCH said a delegation of Ethiopian REPAIR observer* mot with Somali of­ PICK-U P 4k D E LIV ER Y ficial* a t F erfer Tuesday to 113W Elm, Sanford start a peace-keeping oper­ 322-3231 ation. Troops Recalled B U Y 3 -G E T 4 Germans Hunt For $60,000 F R A N K F U R T , Germany (U P I) — West German po­ lice searched the homes of four Seaboard Airlines em­ ploye* Tuesday in a hunt for 160,000 in cash and checks that vanished here while be­ ing flown from Bangkok to New York City. Police said the four men were the only Sealioard em­ ploye* with arrets to the money packet that disappear­ ed March 27. Results of the searches were not diaeloscd. Cavanaugh Tire Back In First After a week’s vacation from first place Cavanaugh T ire Service bounced back again last week at Je t Lanes in the Businessmen's League a t they wrested it away from R ex Liquor for the second time in a t many weeks by sweeping all four points from Dick’s Appliance while Rex split their match with Team No. S. The Mason Brothers were the difference for Cav­ anaugh Tire Service as Steve bombed a 203/568 to take ser­ ies honors while George b ack ed him up with 205/514. Dick Schaffer was the "h ero” for the Appllancemen with 201/542, Ron Mich took high game honors for the league with 224/560 in pacing team No. 5 to their split with Rex LI' quors. Pete Duggan led Rex with 208/527 and Ray Robin son was close behind with 190/508. Team No. 4 took three points from Kondrack! and Cline's Sinclair aa Vergil An­ derson rolled a 201/554, Curt Abney a 181/502 and Dick Morrison a 178/510 to pace the Sinclairmen. Faron Builders threw a •■whitewash" a t Smith's Am­ oco as Sam Faron churned 201/507 and Len Bloodi rolled a steady 181/518 in the final match of the night. Thieves Get $50,000 In Gems; Overlook $125,000 Bracelet Politically Speaking This column h ai raised what should be an interest­ ing question: Why does the law read that names of un­ opposed candidates need not appear on the primary ballota? And: Are these candi­ dates legally nominated un­ der thla law? Their names appear only on the ballot in the general election In No vember. Now come* another Inter1 eating question, proffered by a reader: W hat would happen if a write-in candidate re­ ceived a half doxen vote* in tha primary election, since tha qualified, unopposed cun dldate's name does not ap pear? Which one would be legally nominated? These questions ara proving so Interesting The Herald will ask the attorney general for a legal opinion. a a * An Intriguing comparison has been unearthed on voter registration. Pasco County haa a population o f 30,700; Seminole County has a popu­ lation of 68,000. Y et Pasco County haa a voter registra­ tion of 20,081 as of last March 26 and Seminola County has a voter registration of only 18,1C0 aa o f last Monday. Political observers’ only an­ swer to the question of why tha dlfferenca is that Semi­ nole County’s school popula­ tion, what with the Navy base here, is much larger than Pasco County, • • • Dick McCanns says that if ha is elected county tax a s ­ sessor he will , not install one­ way windows around his privata office. e • e R egistrar Caml Bruce will have absentee ballots for the May 6 primary election ready fo r distribution on next Monday. e e e Candidatesfo r county o f­ fices ara telling they will commence stepping up the tempo of their individual cam­ paign* within the next 10 days, directing their effo rts specifically toward the week of April 27. F irs t primary day it May 5. a e • Bralley Odham, self-styled Kennedy-Johnson Democratic candidate fo r U. 8 . senator, la conducting an all-out cam­ paign fo r the party nomina­ tion. H ie Herald haa received a 10-pag* legal sired hsndout with a foreword, his platform and his biography. Tha exSanfordite also sent along a legal appearing document for contributions to his campaign fund, bearing caricature like­ ness of Presidents Thomas Jefferson , Andrew Jackson, Grover Cleveland, Woodrow Wilson, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Harry Truman, John Ken­ nedy and Lyndon Johnson. The latter document hat this to say: “ I pledge to you ded­ icated service and Hggrrssive, responsible leadership in the interest of all the people ra­ ther than tho privileged few.” • • • Officers and directors of the Florida Home Builders Association will hear eandi dates for governor and eabi net posts In a meeting at Sarasota Friday, Saturday and Sunday, The candidates will appear Saturday morn ing. s e e Publicity representatives of tha various governor candi­ dates are flooding the m ailt with new handouts. Fred Dickinson's la te it re­ ports Include his itinerary up to the May 6 primary but no mention of a return engage­ ment in Seminola County. He will be in Orlando several times this month. Mayor ilaydon Burns’ re­ lease tells of indorsements by all living past presidents of the Jacksonville Area Cham­ ber of Commerce and every past chairman of the Com­ mittee of 100. Sen. Ja ck Mathews contin­ ues to attack these candidates advocating repeal of certain taxes without producing any ideas of how to replace the $70 million which would be lost to the State. X15 Flight Scheduled E D W A R D S A F B , Calif. (U P !) — Air Force Capt. Jo * Engle was srheduled to fly the X15 rocket ship toay to an altitude o f 80,000 fe e t • slightly more than 84 miles above the earth. The flight, which was to take Engle to a top speed of about 3,600 mllaa an hour, was designed to orisnt E ng l* to future tests a t higher a lti­ tudes. PVT. C H A R L E S E. Slicclian, 17 - year - old n o ii of Mrs. M. L. Abrams of Sanford III) 1, lias completed an ad­ vanced infantry course at the U. S. A r m y T r a i n i n g Center at Fort Gordon, G il He re­ ceived instruction in various phases of high­ ly technical skills which Ids futuro work in the tho Army will require of him as an infantry­ man. (U. S. Army Photo) Fight Results United Press International NEW YORK (U P I) — Pete Toro, 146»4, Yonkers, N.Y., stopped Juan Ramos, 148, Puerto Rico (5). T ir t $ t o n * SAFETY CHAMPION NYLON A m e r ic a 's F a v o r ite R e p la c e m e n t T ir o l HOUSTON (U P I) — Cleve­ land Williams, 213, Houston, Tex., outpointed Tommy Fields, 192, Los Angeles (10). P I R 8 I T O N I 8 A 9 B T Y C H A M P IO N N Y LO N T U S IL I8 8 , SLA O K W A LLt am Usl Sri** Ba«n sua «*ISTIf** l TMSf i 6 .2 0 -1 a •1 7 .0 0 •0 0 .0 0 ' 0 00-13 •1 0 .1 0 • 0 0 .0 0 0 .0 0 -1 3 •! » . * ■ • 0 0 .0 0 C .B O -1 B • 0 1 .4 0 • 0 0 .0 0 0 .7 0 -1 0 • 0 0 .0 0 • O I4IO T .1 0 -1 0 • 0 4 .0 0 • 0 0 .0 0 7 .0 0 -1 0 • 0 7 .0 0 • 0 0 .0 0 0 .0 0 -1 0 • 0 0 .0 0 • 0 0 .0 0 7 .0 0 .1 4 • 0 1 .0 0 • 0 0 .0 0 0 .0 0 -1 4 • 0 0 .0 0 • 0 4 .0 0 8 .0 0 -1 4 • 0 0 .0 0 • 0 7 .0 0 BAST BUDGET TERMS t am nr** puu. tax «UI *uo MOREEACH(tint thru Urn) MARINE Pfc. James E. Wilson, non of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Wilson of 111 N. Edgemon Avenue, N o r t h Orlando, is home on 20-day lenve after comleting boot training. [is next station will be in Okinawa. (Herald Photo) S PVT. DAVID A. But­ ler, son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Butler Sr. of Sanford RD 2, has completed an e i g h t week advanced infan­ try course a t the U. S. Army Training Center at Fort Gordon, Gu. The 19-year-old soldier entered the Army lust November and c o m ­ pleted basic training at Fort Gordon. He is u 1902 graduate of Semi­ nole High School. (U. S. Army Photo) 'Cfargmlt* A||tins mounted FREEI ?ir*$tOtt* "NO LIMIT" GUARANTEE i s ho nor*d by tho usan ds and th o u sa n d s o f Firest one 4 PUlt IIKTIUI CUA8ANTII tfrftttt * n ■ o t k m j n t M s s r i . . . n » i M i m a m a n t IW4 h r til* toiur.«t (•■(•* i t p d t i t a a n t b.w d an I S punriu.M) let tha bta *4 to * •fl*m*l tiw * . *• • 4 -M iM n l P rk o d mi i I n t h s U n lt a d t t a t s n A M0 LIMIT AN M lltl 08 MONTHS d w w a M l H re s fe w S lfiftR BMRJMff pm lu w tr*l4 VM < T DfittG ONtr*H p M M m n lB B M I i N M « f t—4 Mm N i MB Mm ts 8 M 1^1 * & CMOS n r p ilm d 5 0 F i r e s t o n e 22" M O W E R . 3 a'tjiV V e a Vto im p ) V m y l ft Pl.istn i f / GARDEN HOSE V ', ! M«u| Cmh PAINTS DISCOUNT ON A NATIONAL BRAND PA IN T MILONSom Mtmtr 209 W. First Street REDWOOD STAIN . Sanford ■■— ' w i one 322-3649 Casselberry Plaza t i r u h e unci A l u j n m e n t Pre cision Eq u ip m e nt Casselberry 838-7681 T " " * $498 ,vrav 2nd GAL F IR ST & FREN C FORD PH. FA 2-0244 OPEN FRIDAYS TILL 9 Saturday* Till « I i i 1 it* - �r J t jf OanTarB UrraTft Pngft fl—Wed. Apr. 8, *84 Installation Meeting Set By Garden Club By Julia Ilarto* Kenneth W. M c t n t o • h, prominent Sanford attorney who ia nctivo in community acrvice throughout the coun­ ty. will install newly elected officers of the Altamonte Spring* Garden Club during the regular monthly meeting Thuraday. Imtallatlon ceremoniea will follow the 0:30 p. m. covered diih aupper. Taking oflca will he Howard M c B r i d e , president; Mr*. Ceoign Knoth, vice president; M i x Constance Moley, record­ ing secretary; Miss Deborah Glover, corresponding secre­ tary and George Hubbell, treasurer. Th* club, now cclcbrutlng its 10th anniversary, was or­ ganised April 12, 1054, with MaJ. Robert M. Watson as president. Subsequently head­ ing the group have been Hen­ ry Hansen, Robert Bradford, A. S. Merrill and Leroy R. Stover. Membership, which of neces­ sity is limited to 100 active | members, consists of men and women from A l t a m o n t e Hlrh praise for tha electron­ Springa and its surrounding areas who are interested in ic* course offered a t Lyman gardening and in the welfare High School in f.ongwood has o f the community. Meetings] hcen given by the U. S. Air are held once each month pre- Force Recruiting Office In ceded by a covered dish aup­ Orlando. Five Lyman seniors took th* per and followed by a pro­ Air Force aptitude test which gram. Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Ju thsj covrr* areas of mechanical, and Mrs. Stanley Juthe are administrative, general and honorary llfetlma members electronics. According to Technical Sgt. due to their outstanding con­ tributions to the club. Asso­ Joseph If. Bloxom, Air Force ciate membership is offered recruiter, "each of these to thoso unable to serve in ac­ young men qualified on the electronics area of the test. tive rapacities. During It* 10 years of or­ Three of them obtained very ganisation, the rlub has spent |high scores in electronics.” The recruiter continued: approximately f.1,000 on beau­ tification projects in Ibe town "Though this is nn aptitude and in impioving the Com­ test, f nc t tin I knowledge, ex­ munity House. Th** latest pro­ perience und training certain­ ject, that of hcuutlfying Her­ ly are indicated in the results. mit's Trail Park, has been The results, therefore, Indicata liuitrd temporarily due to lark that a very fin* course in elec­ of water. Huwrver, the town tronics is living conducted at council bus promised u sprink­ Lyman High School." Tim fivo taking the test ler system and work on the park will resume immediately were Thomns Trudeau, Wil­ once this system is installed,] liam Rodgers, Walter Scrhrist, Rcinfs Fox and William In­ dull olficials advise. Outstanding speakers are gram. Sgt. Bloxom commended the secured for the monthly pro­ gram which, at times, deviates five youths in n letter to K. H. from gaidciiing and enables] Douglass, director of adult meniberr to hear specialists and vocational education in on tapirs of local, state and the county. v i 'h mil interest. Recently l)r. I'nui Douglass of Rollins Col­ lege spoke on United Nations ami Miss Alice Kmurt, author of a gardening column, came from Leesburg to show slides and lulk on native plants. Club oflicials fe d tliut the By Maryann Miles truo spirit of cooperation | The fourth quarterly con­ among members is reflected in ference of the Bear Lake its sucresful progress. Methodist Church will he held at 7:30 p. m. Friday at the Church Cottage on Bear Lake Road. Dr. Bruce F. Gannaway, district superintendent, will conduct (he meeting. Reports will ho presented The executive board of South Seminole Welcome Wa­ covering the period from June gon Newcomers Club will I, 1903. to April 0. 1001. The meet si 11:3(1 a in. next Mon­ committee on the church day at the Trade Winds Cafe- nomination board, Miss Vir­ ginia Kngliah. I,. A. Salmi and tt-rin In Casselberry. On the name day Ihr Wel­ Howard Walking, also will come Wagon Council of Cen­ make Its report. Foundation has hern poured tral Florida will meet at noon for the first unit of the church at the Citrus Towrr In Cler­ which will be named for the mont. Attending from tills minister, Rev. William M. area will be Mrs. Maryann Irwin. Mllea, member of the South Seminole Club and publicity International Laws chairman for the council. Some International l a w * have hern agreed upon by trratlrs among nations; othrra A film entitled "Timeless have grown into law through Turkey" will he shown at 8 long ycara of custom and us­ p. m. Saturday in the audi­ age. There ia as yet no way torium of Forest Lake Aca­ of enforcing International law demy. rscept by war. Lyman Course In Electronics Wins Acclaim Orly the top 0 'odes of U. t. Gov­ ernment 0 'oded b»el wears the W -D shield Ploced In temperature con­ trolled coolers, W-D beet is aged to the very peok ot lender, flovorful goodness by noture'i’s own process ** W -D EXTR A LEAN . . FRESH GROUND DAILY Ground Beef 5- sl while still fresh Bear Lake Church Plans Conference Regulnr 10r DIXIE DAHMNG Yellow Solids KNItICHEI) BUTTERM ILK OLEO Welcome Wagon Meetings Set Film Showing INKY C4»l| Yds ftttuvf S88S88 Ju st toll us how m uch you need to pay old bills, for hom o Improvomonts, car ropairs, for all your se a­ sonal expenses. Phono for prompt, courteous service. 14 MnnlMf r«fm«nt| 9 7.00 1100 1)00 1800 24 00 3200 IOANS UP TO $ 4 0 0 FAMILY FINANCE SERVICE/ I N C of Sanford 110 South Magnolia Street............... ..FA 2-4612 / UmJt a with 91.00 SAVE Si . . DIXIE DARLING LONG GRAIN Rice .. 3 ~ 39* Butter.. 49* Beef.. b~ “n39* Potatoes 5 *21. Peas... 5 con. 1. Cut Beets £ 10* Pears.. 3 ^ 1 . Sardines 3 c°-25* Pineapple 4 SAVE 16* , . DEEP SOUTH PEANUT SAVE I0g . . VAN CAMP CORNED REO. I f f . . COPELAND SLICED A M R SAVE 3f IA. . . THRIFTY MAID SWEET SAVE 3* EA. . . DEL MONTE BLINDED SAVE 4 1 if EA . . THRIFTY MAID PILLSBURY OR BALLARD % * » * HILLSDALE SLICED Com 1# ' S W IF T PR EM IUM BONELESS C A N N I D Ham 4~’2” HO COUPONS NECESSARY POR THESE ex tr a stam ps 55 EXTRA STAMPS - OSCAR MAYER Liver Sou. se S'wlc* SAVE 3-2/3* EA. . . THRIFTY MAID I ARTIE TT SAVE 1-1/3* EA. . . AMERICAN OIL Bologna.. «-49* Sausage..» 39* Biscuits 4»>»39* • REG. 43* . . SUNNYLAND FRESH PORK Extra Stamps N O C O U P O N NECESSARY W H I N Y O U B U Y * 4-lb. Swift Canned Ham ■ * « » w s a ..- ^ w * r t» a Spread... ** 37* ’ Sausage..» 69* Steaks 10fo’>89* Crab.. 12—39* • 50 EXTRA STAMPS WITH TARNOW WHOLE HOG 23 fcAlHA 31 AMPS WITH CHOPPED, SHAPED, CUBED 23 EXTRA STAMPS WITH DEVIL UN MARKET) msseam. J D v Duue T h e S m a r t P l a c e To Go.. �•Hr French At #. St 25th. 400 E. First St. Palmetto Ave. St 3rd St. Highway 17*92, Longwood Get Ahead; Travel In Fast Company • a*# # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # *. TOP VALUE SAVE 24* . . M A XW ELL HOUSE V A C U U M PACKED . . Limit 1 with $5. order or more. 5 9 ' C o ffee 49' C o ffee Evap Milled 10' Tom atoes 9 ' W esson Oil -2 8 ' A stor Oil 2 5 ' Juice • 25' 1-Lb. Can STAMPS SAVE 20* . . ASTOR V A C U U M PACKED . . Limit I with $5. order or more 1-Lb. Can PAW C JL u C ir U CT AM H ADH I 1m ! 4 1 u iitU t** r\rA t»r r\r m nr« 303 Can IAVE 7* . . ALL PURPOSE PAN-REDI FROZEN BREADED 1 Shrimp Tomatoes 29/ Cake__ "*79/ Apple pi* 49/ Cherry Pier^' 59/ 32-ee. PKQ S«S 79 MORTON FROZEN OKRA AND 50 Extra Top Value Stamps W IT H THIS COLTON A N O PUHCHASC O f O N I P i4 F r o i i n H O W AR D J O H N IO h Chicken Croquettes PKG O o e o T h « w A r r ic 11 th AT ANT WINN-DIXIE SARA LEE POUND 111 i ’|i ( Ci'iTITi i 11 ■i f'i'i - u 11 ■l ; 1111 ii 1111111 MRS. SMITH FROZEN 50 Extra Tea Valia Stamps I # IT H THIS COUTON A HO PUtCMASC O f | MRS SMITH BLUEBERRY OR T h r u P ros P r o ii n Tropicana Fruit Bars O o o o T h a u A p r il 11 th AT ANY WINN-DIXIt i »nt r i ' - i r r i r m r i f r i i r f ' ' SAVE 10* . . ALL PURPOSE SAVE 10* . . DOLE PINEAPPLE 46-oz. Can WHEN YOU BUY ONE T W IN PACK Crackin' Good ( f ALL FLAVORS OR O o d o T h r u A p r i l 12 th AT ANY WINN.DIXII With Coupon ot Right 11 fl ( I ‘ l l l'l • i I i 11 i , i ) 1 1 1 1 1 ! 1 1 1 • l 59 Extra Tap Valia Stamps AflTH THIS COUPON ANO PURCHASE. Of to ot . Pkgt. 1 0 -o t. Fkgc DIXIANA FRESH FROZEN Cream Pies1 O n * T w in P ac k C R A C K IN ' GOOD Potato or Dip Chips Potato Chips OIXIANA FRESH FROZEN . 50 Extra Top Value Stamps W IT H THIS COUPON A N D PURCHASE O f | Dip Chips Collards 2 Turnips 2 Mustard 2 Turnips 2 s 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ■ i i.i 111111( 5 0 Extra Stam p s DIXIANA FRESH FROZEN r Q DIXIANA FRESH FROZEN (WITI lO-oi. Pkgi. 29/ 29/ 29/ 29/ O n * 1 3 -0 1 m *e . C R A C K IN ' GOOD Big 60 Family Cremes AT ANT WINN-DIXIE 1 IT I I I I I It I I ■ . I L ■ • lU .JM J .U JiW J.'M J 50 Extra Top Value Stamps — S) T»0 PMI PAm.tr CANDY Orange Slices Oooo Thru April 12tm AT ANY WINN-DIXIE UfflBlf— * 3Pet9Pies > )4 s I FAM ILY SIZE (Froxen) SAVE 30* . . BLU I CHEER . . Limit 1 with $3. order or more. SAVE 20* . . BLUE OR WHITE ARROW . . Limit 1 with $5. order or more. _ POLE BEANS SAVE 10* . . KRAFT Quart *• ' Sa v e 10* . . deep south Quart SAVE 30* . . CABOT BRIQUETS Yellow Onions 3 » ->o Fresh Cabbage * Sunkist Lemons . U i l ; terse Celery . . . 2 as- KO k j( F o r G ood T h in g s To T a t » I Written for NKA Time your reading of this column and compare your speed with that Indicated at the end. The expected apeed assumes a daily fire per cent Improvement. When the editor* of “ Who’* Who” one day consider you for their pages, don’t worry that your awful aecret of being a word-by-word reader will be revealed. Rut read without under­ standing just one day this week, and everyone around you in class will know it and it will show up on your re­ port card. However, don’t make the mistake of thinking that all you need Is under­ standing and that understand­ ing means slowness. That’s wrong. We’ll show you in eight steps how to get spent into your reading and at the i m a time increase the amount and depth of your un­ derstanding. There are eight simple steps, and each of the next eight columns will cover one of the slept fully. I. Concentrate. I t ’s not had manners to stare at a page snd get nothing, hut it is a waste of time. The read er who keeps going hack to the aniue old paragraph in Knglish liternture because he’s aft aid he missed some thing sure did. lie missed concentration. Why? He’s not personally involved with the reading; he doesn't know what is in it for him No motivation, no concentration. How does one get motivation? We'll sliow you how in the next article. !. Pre-Read. Take that as signed reuding you hate most. Now try this out for a first test. Read the title page The title tell* you something; the sub title tells you more; the nrthor is probably ident ified, so you know more. Next read the tattle of eon tent*. You're at least discov ering where you're supposed to tie going. Now read the first two paragraphs of the preface and the last two. Stop. If you’ve learned sometiling (and you have because you've picked up a sense of lireelion), you're ahead. If i have some question*, you’re ahead again because ou have to have questions o get answer*. In our fourth article, we'll develop this technique fully. 3. Quir yourself. This nat­ urally follow* on pre-reading. You’ll learn how to ask your­ self and the book the right picstinns so ns to get the iglit answers. Resd in phrases. We're going to overcome word-by­ word reading overnight. When we get to this article, we'll ave drills, hut you should tin atda to overcoma plodding reading even before then. Make n hole through that rlrla above and have someone count the eye fixations sa you read. Divide the number f words you’ve read by the number of fixations, and you know where you aland right now. 6. Drill for faster reading. Once you start to read in phrases, then wre really move — not just serosa a line hut down the page. We have some practice drills whirh are fun to work with as you really pick up speed—and underlanding—from a larger eye span. 0. Skipping and skimming. One of the smartest things ou’ll learn is what NOT to read. We’ll show you how to ieiermine that; then we'll how you tha heat way of kimniing thiough what you CHICKEN, TURKEY, BEEF Detergent..« - 4 9 ' Detergent.. —3 9 ' Mayonnaise 4 9 ' Mayonnaise 3 9 ' Charcoal 2 0 £ 7 9 ' \ W IT H THIS C O U P u'i A N D PURCHASE O f 'r r r ir m r m v f r r f V f T m FAM ILY SIZE IrntTS Wed. Apr. F, *61—Page 7 Stop Reading Word By Word with our low, low prices P L U S ♦ SarferB tW O O N should resd—and get all you want out of it, 7. Huild word power. Rosidei your trusty dictionary, there are plenty of everyday ways of increasing your vo­ cabulary. We’ll take words you know, your daily contacts, this newspaper and show you the easy way to a rich to. rabulary. H. Pace yourself. Ry this time you get to the column on pacing, you’ll he a veteran speedy reader who gets full understanding from reading. Pacing will show you how to regulate your speed for dif* ferent kinds of reading (You should have com­ pleted this reading In 10# seconds.) (N E X T : Get |.n«t!—In Yourself.) / Oviedo Club Sets Political Supper By Evelyn t.nndv The Oviedo Woman's Club will sponsor a political supper from 5:30 until 7:30 p m ., Thursday, April 23, in th# Oviedo School Cafetorium. Tentative plans are bcin* made to .serve 500 persons. Main item on the menu will he fish. Tickets are now h*. ing sold by club members. No children's plates will he served. however, adult plates wriH bp sufficient to serve two chil* dren if desired. Arrangements for the even* are under direction of Mrs. R. W. Kstrs, club president, and Mrs. Jim Michael, financo ehairmaan. Candidates in the May prl* marios will apeak following the aupper. Oviedo Council Students Attend State Meeting By Kvrlyn l.undy Senior High Student Council members of Oviedo attending List week's meeting of tho Florida State Association of Student Councils in Tampa were Barbara Saucer, Alien Fox, Marilyn Partin and Test Rellhnm. Accompanying the group was Mrs. L. II. Webb, spon­ sor. who noted with interest that thrre were 21 foreign student! from various part* of the world in attendance at the conference. Oviedo PTO To Honor Faculty By Kvelyn Uindy Final meeting of the achool year for the Oviedo School I’arent-Teacher Organitation will he held at I p. m. Thurs­ day in the school auditorium. Immediately following (hero will l>e a reception honoring all faculty members. Barents of all children attending tho achool are urged to be present especially for this meeting. In charge of arrangement! are Mr*. John Kvans, Mrs. Lynwood Scott. Mri. Ray Beasley. Mrs. Ja c k Bratton, Mrs. Dean Green, Mr*. Howard Colt and Mra. Glenn Rogge. Farm Brief One way to improve Income from laying hen* 1* to use lesa feed to produce one doxen eggs. A feed conversion of four, instead of four-andone-half, ran result in a sav­ ings of as murh as 30 to *A rents per hen for the laying year. »ld” �H it V n tftrl Page 8—Wed. Apr. 8, *84 Ir r a ll Susan Lynn Skinner And W . E. Neal J r E n g a g e d M in S u n n (Sunny) Lynn Skinner, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Arthur Linwood Skinner of Sanford, will become the bride of Walter Ernest Neal J r ., aon of Dr. and Mrs. Wal­ ter Ernest Neal, of Liberty, N. C. The popular bride-elect waa born In Fayetteville, N. C., and moved to Sanford at an early age. She attended the public schools in Sanford, and was graduated from Seminole High School, where she was actively engaged In the Glee Club, Anchor Club, Trl-lly-Y and cheerleading. Miss S k i n n e r attended Queens College In Charlotte, N. C., and Jones College in Jacksonville where she was accepted as an Itonorary member of Alpha Iota Soror­ ity. Mr. Neal was born In Greensboro, N. C., and at­ tended the public schools at Liberty, N. C\, where he was a member of the Beta Club in high school. While attending Davidson College, Davidson, N. C., he was a member of PI Kappa Alpha Fraternity. He Is presently a student at Virginia Medical College, at Blchmond, Va., and la a mem­ ber of Alpha Kappa Kappa, national medical fraternity. The wedding will take place at The F irst Methodist Church in Sanford, and complete wed­ ding details will be announced at a later date. Lake Monroe H .D . T h e Past Noble Club Will Meet Grands Club Meets Thursday Night With Mrs. Raines The Lake Monroe Home Demonstration Club will meet Thursday evening, April 0, at 7:30 p.m. at the Monroe Com munlty Building. Final plans for the 30th an nlveriary of the club will be made, and all members are urged to attend this Important meeting. The date for the an­ niversary celebration h a s been set for May 14 at the educational building of The Upsala Presbyterian Church. The nominating committee will report on the candidates for the election of officers for the coming year. County Agriculture Agent, Cecil Tucker, will conduct an interesting program for the members, and all prospective members are invited to 'at­ tend. Tha P ast Noble Grands Club met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Henrietta Raines, with Mrs. Virginia Anderson as co-hostess. f Card Party Mrs. John Corso, chairman for the Annual Card Party, sponsored by (lie All Souls Catholic Women's Club, to be held on April 11, announced that tickets arc now available through the ticket chairman, Mrs. John Pierro. Anyone wishing tickets may contact Mra. I’icrro. MISS SUSAN LYNN SKINNER For New Members Of O E S Chapter ■! LOUKLLA MAE STULTZ, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Harold Stultz of Enterprise, recently celebrated her *ixth birthday with a party at the Florida l’ower Club. Refreshment* and game* were enjoyed by, left to right, Susie Mitchell, Janice Carpenter, Loucllu Mae, Debbie Mitchell, Carrie Ilruce and Murgarot* Magonehimcr. F A S H IO N O R IG IN A L S Small Garden Kit Designed For Jrs. Abundant Energy / The next meeting will be et the home of Mrs. Clarence Snyder with Mra. Eva Beck­ ham as co-hosteis. This meet­ ing will be held on the third Tuesday of the month or on April 21. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Henry Jam eson, Mrs. Charles Cole, Mra. May Rubow, Mrs. R. A. Futrcll, Mra. Floyd Athow, Mra. Clarence Snyder, Mrs. D. C. Howard, Mrs. Brodie Williams, Mrs. Mary Ja m e ­ son, Mrs. Elizabeth Hannum and the hostess. FOUR GENERATIONS enjoy spring holiday* nt the home of Mr*. W. Fidler, Pnlm Terrace, in DeIJnry. Mra. Fidler 1* seated with her great grundchilldren, Kuthryn Ann and Roger Wieland II. On the left is Mrs. Fidler'* daughter, Mr*. Wultcr A. Gloger of Princeton, N. J., and grnnddnughter Mra. Roger Wieland, of New York City. (Photo by Cox) Junlor'a overabundant en­ ergy, usually bubbling over In balmy Spring weather, can now l>e directed Into health­ ful gardening activity. A new and smaller-slied aet of gar­ den toola designed to match the youngster'a also haa Just been introduced which will enable him to let off steam constructively. Called the Junior Green Thumb Garden Tool Set, it includes the 8 basic garden tools, a floral rake and a shovel each of which are 8014" long, and a hoe 30" In length. Like the handles, the heads of these toola, too, are smaller, but each haa the same sturdy construction for At the nrckHne Is a dis maximum efficiency as gar­ tlnctlve feature of a simple den tools. but elegant frock that slims The well balsnced, light­ and trims the shorter, fuller weight tools have long last­ figure. ing solid one-piece metal for­ No. 8289 with Patt-O-Rama gings and extra select tree- la In sizes 1214, 1 0 4 , 16V4, hard ash handlas, weather- 1814, 2014, 2214, 2414, 2614 protected with a clear lac­ Bust 33 U> 47. Size 1414, 33 quer finish. bust, short sleeves, 314 yards Beginners, as well as ex­ of 35-inch. perienced gardeners will find To order, send 30 cents in the aet ideal for use In home coins to: gardening. It Is available at Sue Burnett ■most hardware stores and gar­ The Sanfurd Herald den centers as well as depart­ 1130 Avenue of Americas ment stores throughout the New York, N. Y . 10036 United States. For first-class mailing add 10 cents for each pattern. Put sparkle la your stews Print name, address with and vegetable soups by adding aone, style number and s iu . a couple of parsnips and tur­ Send 30 cents now for your nips. These white vegetables copy of the spring and sum­ have ■ mild but apodal fla­ mer '64 edition of Beale Fash­ vor If small to medium also ion, our complete pattern book* roots are selected. Mrs, Jam es Wallin was a guest of the Orange City Home Demonstration C l u b Thursday. She Instructed the members in the making of dolls. Darby presenting the pro­ gram. Please refer to your year hooks for other meetings since Ihesc were the only ones re­ ported. The Central Circle meets st 0:43 a.m. at the home of Mrs. A. F . Colluin on 200 West lOtb Street. "Ik cb an a," the Japan­ ese art of flower arranging will be presented by Mra. Ira G. Southward. Friday, April 10 The Ixora Circle meets at 0:30 with Mrs. G. Spencer Hardin on lloae Court. "A r­ tistic Designs, Ordinary and Unordinary,” will be the pro­ gram theme, and "landscape Identification on Ju nip er," will be presented by Mrs. G. Andrew Speer and Mra. C. Vernon Mize J r . The Jacaranda Circle will meet at the home of Mra. C. M. Flowers at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Alburn Rector conduct­ ing the program on "H e rb i." The Rosa Circle meets at 0:13 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Jam es Truitt on Semiaola Boulevard, with Dr. J . F. TANDY P IE CRUST When making crust (or a fruit pie, substitute one-qusrter cup crumbled American blue ch ceie for two table­ spoons of the shortening. Crumbled American b l u e cheese la also good on top of (he warm fruit pie. |99 plu* fed. tax Joan Brooks, Sally Willis, Linda Reck, Sandy Collins, Mary Sharp, Je an Gonzalez, Linda HiltcII, Mrs. Martha Jennings, the sponsor, and Mra. Glenn McCall, member advisor. C SHORTS Size* 5 - 2 0 From $3.88 UP Come pick and choose from these beautiful ex­ amples of the Spanish craft of basketry. In a wide variety of sizes, shapes, closings . . . from leather to stretch . . . many flowor strewn, tool Come in early, select the best and save a pursefulll SHORT SE T S Turn colored printed dress­ es wrong side out when dry­ ing In the sun to protect the colors. A Real Special Value At— KohUntit’* DINNER DELIVERY SERVICE • *§ .9 8 & Up Complete delirious dinners DELIVERED DAILY MON. THRU HAT. 4 P. M. to 6 P. M. ItV DAY OR W EEK . F R E E M ENUS LOW COST! 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Sid Vlhlen Randall Electric Company 111 Magnolia Avenue Phons S22-09IS Commercial , . . Residential . . . Industrial Wiring JAMAICA! HELANCA® SHELIA J99 2" Look For It In your grocer's dairy section. ft MADE FOR US IN SPAIN PIC K A PECK OF NEW SHAPE COTTON SH IFTS, ’N SAVE! FO R ANT OCCASION I OLE FOR W ICKER BA SK ETS 'fjcUtdm QuiclfiA Thursday, April • The Azalea Circle will meet at 0:30 p.m. fur Its snnusl picnic s t Marins Isle with Mrs. Henry Ilu u cll as bus­ iest. • Personals Elected By Phi Gamma Eta Girl of the Y ear waa elected who will be properly recog­ nized at the Founder's Day Banquet on April 23. The celebration of Beta Sigma Phi’s 33rd anniversary will be held at the Rlksha Inn. Program for the evening was given by Je an Gonzalez. Refreshments were served to the following membera: Leslie Best, Peggy Crevcr, Shirley Stumpf, June Warner, V 1 c k e Wcaslund, B arbara M o a t i , Barbara Erickson, • Osteen Girl O f The Year Recently Phi Gamma Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi recently met at the home o( Je an Gonza­ lez. Two letters were read from the sorority’s foster child In Viet Nam, expressing her appreciation (or the help tho sorority has given her. Plans were made for a Come-As-You-Arc p a r t y on April 11, at the home of Shir­ ley Stumpf. Initiation Held Mrs. L- E. Eatea, Worthy Matron, and R. E . Peurlfoy, Worthy Patron conducted the recent initiation ceremony of Seminole Chapter 2, Order of Eastern 8tar. Initiated Into the Order were, Mr. and Mrs. 8. E . Warren. Initiatory solos were sung by Mra. Nick I’felfauf. The new members were pre­ sented g ifts of Eastern Star Bibles by the Worthy Matron on which they took their vows. I t was announced that the Worthy Grand Matron of the Grand Chapter of Florida will visit Seminole Chapter 2 on Wednesday, April 20th a t 8:00 P.M. Substituting for Mrs. Irv­ ing Pryor, Conductress, was Mrs. Charles B. Cole. Following the meeting, ev­ eryone enjoyed sandwiches, cake and coffee. Hostesses for the refreshments were Mr. and Mra. Paul Markos, Miss Donna Markos, Mrs. William A. Reynolds and Mrs. It. E. Peurlfoy. The devotions were given by Mrs. Anderson. A Grab Bag Party waa held with proceed! going to the general fund. Catholic Women’s Club T o Sponsor enneuf t yudvt PutftT rv u irrv ^ AUNAYS RUST QUALITY SLACKS S U IT E * PANTS P*on*r** for Um naw.it .batch fabrics . . . . t low badgat-wtaa pifeeal glacka, W a n " *n short, in avion, Zuttnk* polynoale nyon. ’n cotton . . . black, bI«b t». And coordinated HeUn? e.® stretch nylon “ahclU”! �J- ~ n ! 1 A p r il Fool Party Held By Woman’s Club Of DeBary By M rs. Adam Muller The DeBary Woman’i Club held an "April Fool Card P a rty " Wednesday evening, April 1, at the Community Center, with 20 tables In play. Mrs. Myron Accardl was overall chairman and dessert was served prior to the card games by the standing com* m lttce assisted by E d n a R eilly, J . Croake, M. Zeller, Mrs. R. Magnuson, Harel Paddock and Mrs. Ivan Walk* er. Special prltes were won by Mrs. K. Stoney (white cro­ cheted dog), Mrs. M. Accar* di (silver tray) and a large door, gift wrapped, April Fool prize, was won by Oscar Barnett. Instructions For Preparing Frozen Meat Products Myrtle Wilson. Rome Dem­ onstration agent, says that frozen meats may be cooked either with or without prev­ ious thawing. But do allow ex­ tra cooking time for meats not thawed first. Large frozen roasts maytake as much as It* times as long to cook as unfrozen cuts of the same weight and ahape. The meat should be left In the refrigerator to thaw, and to prevent the meat from drying out it can be kept in Its original wrapping. For best quality, c o o k thawed meat Immediately. J m -I m i. B E S S . » |T h e Baumholsers Impressive Receptions Follow Change O f Command Rite Two Impressive receptions 'm atching overhlouse, synon-J Mr*. Barlow chose for her I Cdr. Barlow will report for followed the colorful ehangc omous of the Checkcrtalls. j ensemble, a smart striped duty on the USS Independence of command ceremonies Mon­ i She wore a wide brimmed seersucker suit, elrgant in in May. ami Mrs. Barlow will day at SNAS with a host of black straw hat with match- ‘ design, and a white straw h a t 1remain in Sanford until alter guests attending. l i ng accessories. . with accessories in accord, i school trrnuaatcs. A hangar ornately decorated wag the scene of the first re­ ception, held for the enlisted personnel and their families. Cdr. John Barlow performed the cake cutting ceremonies with his sword. Cdr. and Mrs. Radon Bar* tholomew and Cdr. and Mrs. John Barlow were hosts to the second reception at the Officer's Club. The squadron eolors of blue, orange and yellow were car­ ried out in the clever decorat* ing scheme of the club. Hang­ ing baskets of artistically a r­ ranged yellow gladioli were dispensed from the ceiling on each side of the tables. A unique covering of blue net overlaid the buffet table, centered with a yellow chrys­ anthemum f l o r a l arrange­ ment, and silver candelabra bearing yellow candles were on either s i d e . Assorted tempting buffet delicacies, relishes, punch and coffee completed the buffet fare. CHANGE OF COMMAND reception wits held Monday Initidc one of tho Guests Included Capt. Ger­ hunger* for Enlisted personnel at SNAS VAll-11. Enjoying the sword ald Miller, commanding offi­ enke cutting festivities were Cdr. Bnrton Bartholomew, new squadron cer of the USS Roosevelt, commander, and Mrs. Bartholomew. Mrs. John Barlow, and Cdr Barlow, and also other dignitaries flew who is leaving the squadron command. down for the ceremonies. Mrs. Bartholomew was a t -1 tractivcly attired in a stun­ ning white suit, lined with | black and white checks, and 10 BIG DAYS! Entertain Home Tow n Friends Mr. and Mr*. William Bauinholser, of Longwood, were pleasantly surprised last Friday when Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Miller from their hometown of Boons llle, Ind., paid them a brief visit. The Baumholsers served their guests a delicious dinner of pit barbecue, and many de­ lightful hours were spent n reminlscense. Mr. and Mrs. Martin re ­ vealed new* and events of the Baumholsers* daughter and family, who now lh c in llooneville. Starting Thurs., April 9th Casselberry PRICE OF 1 P L U S !• Personals \yS lly Jm ir t'a«»elh»rry Mr. amt Mrs. Ilnrold Kry- j drr of Lake Drive have re­ cently Imd as house truest.*, Mr. him! Mrs. Diaries Brown Hinl Mr*. I.rsta Knox of Bea­ verton, Mich., who have heon spending the winter in Ml. Dora Miss Darlene Shea has re­ turned to Emory and Henry College, Emory, Va„ after spending n few days with her parents, Mr. ami Mrs. Darwin Shea of North Triplet Drive. last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ilnrold lllcri and daughter, Mias Audrey Iiicra, apent the weekend with relatives in South Caro­ lina. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hen­ derson and children, of Or­ lando, were Saturday dinner □ nuby Spaulding hai her home in Connedafter spending two in Sanford. [ W M O tllN l. l t o k to .y . f t o l................ . . 4 / / U F lin t M»de* heal* t U k u H t t M t u Z j v w 98e ly e Drops O/QQ A N IfllM .4 /3 3 le e tk ip f relief. *-♦€.. 98c Saccharin eign 1000 w-ff TeWle't, •ffetveeteef.MissMi Z | 3 « 53c Walgreen Aspirin n ir i 45c Gly. 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(»ne Relief 8 ox.................. 2 / 1 __ M U U U IS M s tm M O e k ......4 jir ” I 89c Foam Oil thampea 9/Qf»* ---- SOtlAUU SO See d.y tok, Sufc...............4 / 3U 89* Liquid Shompan soanuu m w*Wetiu.i, *— 4IQM «| Baby Needs Olafsen Vitamins □ □ □ □ to right, Mary Lou Baldree, Norma Juan Smith, Patricia League, Lina Fitzpatrick and Torcna Leo. (H e ra ld P h o to ) Frank Stoat, of Windermere. KING’S BEAUTY SALON O u t Hoiimill.il’n Drug — Special — $10 Cold Wave The Oviedo Wont in ’* Club will meet Friday, April 10, 12 noon, for the regular month­ ly lunelicon and meeting. Mr*. John Sutton will speak about the children at Simland. Mrs. Lynn Mosier is chair­ man of the luncheon. C o m plete P erm a n en t $ 5 .0 0 Haircut Shampoo K Scl $1.00 A fter You Buy That New Car — You’ll Need A New Key Chain! See Our Big Selection U r*. Mary Dctym was in­ jured in an automobile acci­ SU R P R ISE MIXTURE dent en route lo her new asA little bit of crumbled , ligam ent in Savannah, Ga. She i« convalescing at the American blue cheese added I Chatham Memorial Hospital to egg or tuna fish salad wljj P R IC E D F R O M 9 j . 0 0 add new highlights to c b il-! in Savannah. dren'a lunch box sandwiches. Mr. and ,-Mrs. Joseph B. MEAT LOAF "TOPS" Temple 3rd, were recent Sprinkle crumbled Ameri­ houseguests of Mr. and Mra. Virgil Smith. The Temples are can blue cheese over meat . from Kinston, N. C., and loaf whiia it ia baking. Tba | G if U - C a r d * • B o o k s 210 E . F ir s t S t. have enjoyed a delightful tour blue cheese will melt and form s taste-tempting crust, j Flemings □ □ □ □ □ □ □ 59c Children'* Aspirin e/en. 7Sc Bobykof Syrup e/7R 75c Castoria 9/7R( waioiiin * e...i, it*.r , tea..............4/OU O.Ml« l« k.Sy'1 ...|k, «-•«........ ... □ $3.91 AYTINAL W/MIN. $635 01AVITE “M" Tli»n.tww....2/6" $ ia 0U V1T01 SOLUTION n ._ .2 / 3 " $2-71 A lfTM MULT. 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Open Hii-i II) A ppL I’ll. 3Z2- 965 * NOW-FROM GENERAL ELECTRIC... AN AIR CONDITIONER SPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR BEDROOMS! Mrs. left for tlcut, month* $1.79 Sleep Capsules nii|| l.o*. .1 It ..................... Z|I 69c Mineral Oil aivn anidon 98c Acne Cream EARLY MANY QtlANTITItv tT n in ir i i mi t i p I I I AVG A f I 69c Smokers' Tooth Paste«iinn. Oviedo Personals G. Lee Anderson spent the E aster holidays In Clearwater visiting his daughter and son­ -in-law, Mr. and Mrs. D. 'Brown and family. □ OfORi Seethes vptel *»emeth • - • ! ........... .......... Z f l l U □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ Prevent dark cottons and linens from getting a grayish tinge by adding a half eup of || vinegar lo each gallon of last [ rinse water. Last weekend, even with out Easter, was a busy one for the teen agers around (own, what with all the fare well parties lor one of their group, Dwayne Watson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Wat­ son. who left Tuesday to cm bark on hi* Navy career. He will take Ills hoot training at Great Lakes Naval Training Station in Chicago. Good Juck, Dwayne, we shall all miss you. -» Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Nelson of Tampa are visiting Miss Doris Faber. Street in North Orlan­ do. Joining the cele­ bration went his par­ ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Maivin Campbell, his grand­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons of Fern Park, and his brotiiers, P a t r i c k and Urinn Campbell. A trip to the Planetarium, Museum and Mead Garden is planned for John this weekend. 89c Locto Bitmadine SHO P Shaving Needs PewAet •» e*atu*ent f«t athletf'i fill.,,,, Zfl guests of Mr. snd Mrs. C. A. Henderson. Friends are happy to know Andre Ayllcs, of North Hol­ thut Howard Long is home lywood, was overnight guest again at least able to be out of tha Hendersons Wednesday on crutches after having night. undergone surgery on his Mr. and Mrs. Henderson foot. were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Davit in Daytona Remember April is cancer TALENTED BATON twirlern will lie featured B each Friday, the occasion drive month and toon one of in tlie Pinecreat School Talent Show to l>o hold being the arrival of the Davis the volunteers will be calling thin Friday evening nt 7:110 p.m. In the nchool daughter and son-in-law, Dr on you for your donation for auditorium. Dinpluying their talontn will ho loft and Mrs. Donald Lurry, and this worthy cause, to please daughter, Pain, of Charlottes he prepared for this call. villa, Va. , Help fight cancer with a check up and a check. Mr. and Mrs. C. 0 . Conrad returned to their home in Har By Evelyn Lundy of Mrs. Thomas Moon. risonburg. Va. They were Harden Webb left last GU, Forest, Wesley and here due to the death of Mrs. Ida Hailaden, and they ra Thursday to attend tba annual Jody, children of Mr. and jnained for a short visit with Florida Bankers Association Mrs. Jim Mirhsel, of Oviedo, her sister and family, Mra. Convention at the Fountain- spent last weekend with their Sam Lawson. bleau Hotel in Miami, and ra- grandmother, Mr*. Gabe S. Michael, of Sanford. This mained through Saturday. Miss Jean Parker returned werkend they visited their to her teaching duties in Pengrandparents, Mr. and Mrs. tacola after having spent the Mrs. Jim (M cllia) Pigotl E aster holiday* with her par­ spent Wednesday a i the guest ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. J . I ’arkcr and sister, Linda. WHAT A SANDWICH! For a hearty Saturday Dr. and Mrs. J . Ralston Wells and son, Jim m y, spent afternoon sandwich for the Sunday with friends# in St. man in your life, try combin­ Petersburg. ing salami and zeaty Amer­ ican blue cheese. Sliced to­ Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Edward mato and lettuce complete of Orange City spent Sunday JOHN C A M P B E L L with their daughter, Sira. celebrated hi* n i n t h thii gourmet delight. All of Ruth Long, and family. birthdny hint week nt this goes between two slices his home on N. Third of fresh rye bread, of coursel Personals *fyoui 7tccd<i Everyday Drug Needs Enterprise Personals By Helen Snodgrass Rev. and Mra. Oils Alshlrc of intcrlachcn were guests of Rev. and Mra. Fred Foster MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS 10 Kulln Toilet Tineur ....... ^00 I | Idirge Colorful Pinal ic nail 00c Q [ Colton Ball (260) rcg. 1.20 gtyc □ | I'I uhII c lln u aeh o ld P a ila 2 / 8 8 C HandFPak Envelope* .... £ / 4 8 c | | Boxed Slulioncry ................ I I Kilchen-Frenh Butler Mint QOc [~~] Metal Wante Baakcls ......... 1— 1 Candy | j Raincoat* .............. ............ 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EASY TO HANDLE * teeCaS, (tyi entity • ll f M « r . l* M —e « ty a* k u u d i.. • Automatic k u M ilA • WackuM* ah I Steep ia comfort lin e very oistitt Worbt on * i y adequate I I J - . o l i circuit; di.wt only 7M amperec — k.tcurtcitl then a looter! Kit* oob wmdoM 2k* to wtJc. 119” SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. 1 1 8 M a g n o lia 322-1562 •% ... .... WC J 00 [~1 Moth Flake* & Sloth Ball* 0 ^ Roumillat's Walgreen D O W N TO W N SANFORD Shopping B ag With Purchase A t Our Drug Department! > i A -» �Midway Minister Accepts Call To Geneva Church Now Assistant Pastor At Mt. Zion Seminole Candidates' Contributions, Expenses Hospital Notes By Robert B. Tbomu Jr. 3 2 2 -5 7 5 4 A call to the paitorate of Oak Grove B ap tiit Church at Geneva haa been accepted by Rev. H. J . Clark, aailitant paator ot Mt. Zion Baptlat Church, Midway. He will preach hla first eermon at Geneva at 11 a. m. Sunday. Ordained aa a Baptlat min* later a t Miami, Rev. Clark h a t been a Sanford resident for elth t years. He haa been aaaiatant paator of Mt. Zion Church for the last year apd will continue in that capacity. Rev. and Mra. Clark reside on Ward Street, Midway, and have a daughter and three grandchildren. REV. II. J . CLARK • • • Alma J . Hurston chapter/ Future Teachers of America, of Crooma High School Pre­ lented a "This la Your Life" program Friday night in Crooma auditorium. The hon* oree was Mra. Alma Jenkins Hurston, supervisor of instruc­ tion. This program was designed to focus the community’s at­ tention on t h e wonderful and outstanding contributions made to our community by this loyal educator, and to encourage others to enter in­ to such a rewarding profess­ ion. The occasion was given by Brenda Jordan, president of the club. Carolyn Mobley sans a solo, and was accompanied by her sister, Eleanor Mobley. Phases of Mrs. Hurston's early Ufa were presented, re­ ligious affiliations, fraternal and professional affiliation, and civic and social affilia­ tions. These were narrated by Elnora Alien, Linda Gibson, Dennis Poole and Lillie Sapp. Annie R. Jackson rendered an instrumental selection. Presentations to Mrs. Hur­ ston were made by the Na­ tional Honor Society, 1U-Y and Trt-HI-Y, Science Club, Future Business Leaders of America Club, Crooma High PTA, A1 pha Kappa Alpha Sorority and Future Teachers of America. A ro u p of FTAers aang "Sw eet Alma J . , " a song dedicated to the honoree by the club members. Sponsors of this club are Mrs. E. F. Hall and Mrs. S. L. Refoe. Note: It has been a most pleasant experience working with Mra. Hu-ston. To those of us who are acquainted with this dedicated educator, super­ latives are Insufficient to des­ cribe her. Her deep concern for both children and adults Is manlfied Incessantly as she strives to find answers for the many problems with which they are confronted. She has been most helpful to me. My missive would be In­ complete without saying that she is a most charming per­ son. • • • Ladles Association Club will celebrate Its Fifth Anniver­ sary Friday at New Salem Primitive Baptist Church at 3 p. m. An elaborate program has been planned. Hie public Is asked to honor (tie festi­ vities with Its presence. Mrs. Mattie K. Holt is president, Mrs. Mattie L. Howard, sec­ retary. You are cordially invited to attend the third anniversary of the Junior Ushers of the New Mt. Calvary Missionary Baptist Church at 3 p. in. Sunday. Your presence wiU greatly be appreciated. Thanking you in advance for your cooperation. Howard La F air, president: Mrs. Emma Matthews, director; Rev. N.A. Watson, pastor. National Library W e e k , April 12-14, marks increasing recognition of Uie Importance of libraries to our national culture and educational re­ gress. Libraries in schools and communities have vital functions to perform. In ob­ servance of National Library Week, the Parent-Youth Lib­ rary Auxiliary of Hopper Ele­ mentary School la presenting a Library Book Fashion Re­ view Tea at 9 p. m. Sunday. Features a t this affair will Include Book reviews, fashion revues, Hopper choral ensem­ ble and Hopper band. You are Invited to attead this af­ fair. / U A representative group of Delta Omlcrog Omega Chap­ ter of Alpka Kappa Alpha 8orority, Orlando, worshipped at St. Paul Missionary Bapt­ ist March at the 11 a. m. ALMA J . HURSTON services. The following mem­ bers were present: Ernestine Lofton, Mrs. Juanita Maxcy, Winter Garden; Mrs. Clara Ware, M**s. Lorraine K. Stret­ cher, Amanda Johnson, Mrs. Juanita Humphries, Mrs. Glo­ ria Henry, Mrs, Ernestine Roberts, and Mrs. Dorothy Nixon, all of Orlando, and Mrs. Julia B. Merrit, Sanford. The pastor and congregation extended greetings to all of their visitors. They were espe­ cially pleased to have repre­ sentatives of this sorority to worship with them. Senior class of Crooma High School will present a three-act comedy, "Itooin and Bored," by John Henderson, a t 8 p.m. Monday In the school auditorium. Members of the east will be Reginald McGill, Mary Sharpe, Pearlie Seward, Steve Wright, Charles Youlec, Truby Wcldcn, I.indy Mcrthle, Joyce Montgomery, Sammy Harkncss, Betty Black, Ber­ nard Brown and Eunice Adams. Job Guarantee Called Weak WASHINGTON (U P !) Sen. Clifford P. Case. (R-N. J .) , said today the civil rights bill's guarantee of a "fa ir chance for a decent Job" was a modest proposal and "w eak" compared to many state laws against job discrim­ ination. " I , for one. would like to see it stronger," Case said in a speech prepared for a Sennato delivery. Case defended the provision to ban racial discrimination in hiring and firing, union membership and job referrals. Other sections of the Housepassed bill would ban racial discrimination In voting, edu­ cation, public accommodations and use of federal funds. Senate Republicans schedul­ ed a parly conference for Thursday morning on amend­ ments proposed by GOP Lead­ er Everett M. Dlrkscn, 111., to the employment lection. Dirk sen hoped to get a con­ sensus from his colleagues and then introduce the amend­ ments next week. D I r k a e n outlined nine amendments, estimating that about (o changes were Involv­ ed. Democratic Whip Hubert II. Humphrey, Minn., floor manager for the bill, haa aald that the proposals seemed to bo "constructive." A major feature of the Dirkaen proposals is a provision to limit the operation of the law to "w illful" acts of employ­ ment discrimination. Other Dirksen proposals In­ cluded dropping provisions which would bear employment discrimination because of acx and which would exduda athe­ ists from the bill’s protec­ tions; extending the fair em ­ ployment provisions to civilian branches of federal, state and local governments, and provid­ ing « mechanism under which the stale fair employment agencies In 2S sftte s could continue to act. State law requires all candi­ 9600; contributions, himself, dates for political offica to 91.000; Mary E. Walker, axrecord campaign expenses and pensea, filing fee, 9600; ad­ contribution!. Candidates for county o f­ vertising, 9170.68; contribu­ fices are required to record tions, herself, 9800. For county Judge: Karlyle these reports on the first Monday of each month with Houshoider, expenses, filing the clerk of circuit court. fee, 9600; printing, 985.10; There la no penalty for failure contributions, himself, 9710; Harlan Tuck, expenses, filing to file. Moat Seminole County can­ fee, 9600; printing, 9263.74; didates have filed reports as contributions, himself, 91,000; of April 6. The “filing fee’’ Barbara Morton, 97.60; Al­ items are divided with three- berta Wood, 97.60; Howard fifths going to the county and Tuck. 960; Charles Dike. 9100; two-fiftha to the candidate’s Ellsworth Bassett, 960, and political party. All candidates Elisabeth Holland, 920. For sheriff: J , L. Hobby, listed below a rt Democrats unless Indicated with an (R ) expenses, filing, 9600; contrii buttons, himself, 9620, aa Republicans. For prosecuting attorney: County candidates seeking offica this year hava filed Kenneth McIntosh, expenses, these reports wtlh the clerk of filing fee, 9371.84; ca rd s, circuit court as of lant Mon­ 986.03; bumper signs, 946.42; advertising, 916; advertising, day: For clerk of circuit court: 946; posters, 9126.67; adver­ Arthur H. Beckwith Jr ., no tising, 916.21; signs, 9103; expenses, filing fee, 9600; con- signs, 924.72; nails, 91-38; tributnoi^i hnuclf J - t cmwfm paint, 96.22; postage, 916; ad­ vertising, 9112; stationery, tributions, himself, 9660. For county lax collectqy: 9282.60; advertising, 908; con­ Jam es P. Avery J r ., expenses, tributions, Joseph 6(urasko, filing fee, 9600; photos, 98.24; 9100; D o u g l a s Stenstrom, campaign literature, 9466-36; 9250; himself, 9260; D. C. Mc­ contributions, himself, 91,200; Intosh, 9200; Tom Hollings­ Ron Gilbert, 95; Delbert La­ worth, 9100; Esther Belstel, fayette, 910; Johnny Walker, 9100; Tom Ryan, 9100; Frad 926, and Magdalena Keeling, Van Alstine, 9100; Robert 960; W. B. Ellerbe, expenses, Adams, 9100; Ted Williams, filing fee, 9600; campaign 960; Thomas A. Speer .ex­ c a r d a , 9141.83; literature, penses, filing fee, 9371.84; printing, 948.91; contributions, himself, printing, 9113.46: 9700; Troy Ray, expenses, fil­ 9166.35; lumber, 95.64; advering fee, 9600; voters’ list, 11 a I n g, 910.30; engraving, engraving, 917.12; 9120.76; cards, 9200.66; post- 918.36; era, 930.00; signs, 936; post­ l u m b a r , 34.29; advertising, age, 9236; postage, 915; print- 930.00; advertising, 912.60; ing, 9160.06; advertising, public address system, 9130.60; 934.60; pictures, 920.82; signs, advertising, 912.60; advertis­ 922.80; contributions, G. T. ing, 914.08; cards, 976.70; ad­ Ray, 9300; Ann R. Kay, 9300; vertising, 9100. For supervisor of registra­ himself, 9060; Marjorie C. Shepard, expenses, printing, tion: Camilla Bruce, no report 904.46; travel, 910.60; filing, filed. For superintendent of public 9600; bumper strips, 962.60; advertising, 9167.60; bumper instruction: R. T , Mil wee, ex­ strips, 968.06; signs, 946.36; penses, filing fee, 9600; print­ travel, 913; contributions, her­ ing, 9214.00; contributions, H. self, 91,000; Itudy L. Sloan, If. Starr, 976; himself, 9325; expenses, filing, 9300; print­ Mrs. G. E. LaVlgne, 9100; ing, 9116.61; curds, 964.64; Mra. H. H. Forter, 9100; Mrs. advertising, 926.20; bumper Nona Wilton, 93; Stewart ■tickers, 912.36; signs, 961.03; Gatchel, 920; E. S . Douglass, contributions, himself, 9800; 926; Mary Joyce Bateman, 96; Mrs. Je e Ja rrell, 920; Roy K. Ralph Slumpf, 92; John Col­ Wright J r ., expenses, filing, bert, 910; Nellie Coleman, 93; 9600; signs, 910.57; contribu­ Don Reynolds, 96; Fred Ganae, tions, himself, 9710; Frances 910; Paul Hickson, 93; Peggy Brown, Sherra Jones, Bill Slayton, 93; Tom Richey, 96; Brown, DeWIU Mathews, De- Rebecca Stevens, 93; Barbara lores Goerss, Esther Lou 1’ate, Betty Yost, Pat MonUnlo, Marty Stamper, Rebecca Pel­ ham, Je a n Kazcc, Ju lie Hobbs, Jo s Kussi, Betty Jo Swain, Wilma Naylor, Polly Jones, Agnes Orscno. 91 each; Mar­ ULSt, Germany (U P I) — gie Moose, 60 cents; Leon Swain, 95; I - W. Hughes, Weat German Chancellor Lud­ 916, and B. E. Aiken Jr ., 930 wig Erhard Tuesday scotched talk of a planned meeting in printing. For county tax assessor: with Soviet Premier NlklU Guy Allen (H ), expenses, fil­ 8. Khrushchev as “specula­ ing, 9600; contributions, him­ tion without any reality." He aald he was ready for self, 9340.25; Thelma Lewis, 91; Mary Bateman, 93; Ju an ­ aurh a meeting “at the right ita Ochs, |IOO; Richard E. Mc­ time and if there is any Canns, expenses, filing fee, prospect of reaching an un­ derstanding." Erhard Says No To Nikita Talk SHS Swimmers Bounce Back Collection Of Soles Tax Up Russia Rallies Its Supporters MOSCOW fU P I) - The So­ viet Union today rallied more support for its ideological fight with Communist China and published new denunclations of Peking for "slander on the Soviet people." The Communist party news­ paper Pravda printed pledges of support from tha Commu­ nist parties of Bulgaria, Po­ land, Czechoslovakia, W e s t Germany, and from leaders of the Soviet party for the pol­ icies of Prem ier Nikita S. Khrushchev. The Soviet press was keep­ ing up tha attacks on Peking at home while Khrushchev, touring Hungary, made antiChinese speeches abroad. Pravda, following up a per­ sonal attack on Mao Tzc-tung In Monday’s Iivestia, said a meeting of the Uzbekistan R e­ public Central Committee de­ nounced t h e “anti-Leninist platform and splitting activi­ ties of the Communist party of China." One speaker, K. Murtazayev, said the Chlneaa Commu­ nists “are afraid that cooper­ ation with the U .S.S.R. might bring to China the fresh cleansing wind of the ideas of the 20th end 22nd party con­ gresses." It was at these congresses that Khrushchev started and carried through his deunucialion of Stalin. One of the charges M o a c o w brings against Peking la that It la a Stalinist regime. Legal Notice » t h is c m r r r r r o i B T . i s t s n f o r srw iso i.se c o t s . t v . r i.o n u ia . — ( H a n u f . i i y s o . iwiee Seminole lllsh ’a twin: team TA LLA H A SSEE (U P I) trounced back into form Tues­ day aa the boys and girls March aalea tax collections In teams both potted victories the atate were booming and over the Mount Dora tank indications are the trend will teams. The girls recorded a continue in April, the State 44 to 29 win while the boys Revenue Commission a a l d Monday. won, 50 to 44. C o m m i s s i o n e r J . F.d The meet was held in Mount Htraughn aald collectiona are Dora. about 91 million ahead of preThe reaults: dictions—giving tha atate a BOYS 2U0 medley relay — Mount healthy financial margin. He said tha collactiona re­ Dora (Whittington, Pease, Miller, Wciman), 2:07.1; 2U0 flected a continuation of a freestyle, Bowman (SID ), strong economy. 2:21.1; 60 freestyle, Weiman (M D), :27.S; 200 Individual medley, Sillier (SID ), 2:67; diving, Ring ( S) ; 100 butter­ fly, Brooks (S ID ); 100 free­ United Press International style, Wilson (S ), 1:14.1; 4U0 Torrential rains drenched freestyle, Pease (M D), 3:16.0; Mississippi and Alabama to­ loo breaststroke, Lyons (S) day and a nearly-bllaiard 1:20.4;- 200 freestyle relay, storm swept ths Great Plains. Sanford (G anat, Winn, Wil­ Tornsdoe and violent thun­ son, Ring), 1:62. derstorms ripped through G IK lil Texas again Sunday. 200 medley relay — Sanford Meridian, Miss., was soak­ (Law, DeMattio, May, Mit­ ed with 3.22 Inches of driv­ chell), 3:02; 200 freestyle - ing rain in six hours. Bir­ Whlttcrn (6 ), 3:21; 60 free­ mingham, Ala., received 1.82 style, Obcr (M D), :31.4; 200 Inches during the night and Individual medley, Ormesher tha Weather Bureau issued a (M D), 3:10.0; Diving, Ober warning of flash flooding (M D ); 100 butterfly, Orma- along small itream a in north­ aher (M D). 1:24.1; 100 free­ ern Alabama. style, Kosky (S ), 1:33.3; 100 backstroke, WUaon (S ), 1:32.Ductility 4; 400 froeatyla, May (S ), Ductility la that property 7:12; 100 breaststroke, Kathy that certain matala hava of Cox (M D ), 1:30.4; 300 free re­ being pliable anough to bo lay, Sanford (Whlttcrn, Kos­ pulled into a very thin wire ky, Johnston, Wilson), 2:3g.4. [without breaking. Rains Drench Southern Area Ruprecht, 96; Lou Feeler, 95; T h e l m a Lewie, 96; B o b Schmidt, 93; Grace Stinecipher, 96; Guy Allen, 96; Ann Allen, 96; Gerald Pearson, 93; Saldee Williams, 9 1 ;,Virginia Burney, 96; Ernest Cowley, 96; Andrew Bracken, 910; Dorothy Gatchel, 96; Rosa L. Hughes, 26 cents; Alfred De Lattibeaudier, 25 cents; Mra. U. Roller, 91; Lucllla Young, 26 cents; William Mitchell, 60 cente; T. W. Wilson, 91; Jam es C. Byrd, 91, Foster Smith, $1; Mies B. J . Thomas, 26 cente; Mrs. Robert Black, 25 cents; Mra. A. Da Lattlbeaudiers, 25 cents; Jo e Young J r * 60 cente; Mra. Dethella Stapler, 91, Mrs- M. P. Mitch­ ell, 60 cents; Mra. O. W. John­ son, 91; Milton Young, 26 cents; Robert Black J r * 26 cents; W. L. Hamilton, 91, Benjamin Hughes S r* 25 cents; Isaiah Thomas, 25 cants; Mra. I. J . Jelka, 60 cents; Mra. Myrticla Lackey, 60 cents; Mra. A. L. Hamilton, 91; Jeaae Jones, 26 cents; Mary S. Howard, 26 cents; R. Bellamy, 91; Harry Lee J r * 9160; W. A. Teague, 9100; Henry McAllister, 926; Jim Pigott, expeneee, filing fee, fir st fed era l sa v in g s APRIL I Admlssioas 9600; pictures, 96.50; campaign travel and stamps, 939.64; literature, 976.78; plcturea, sign, 910.30; advertising, 921; Jacqueline Eudell, Carl A. 93.87; advertising, 916.68; c a r 1 advertising 322.71; printing, Johnson, Ruth L. Van Dusen, s i g n s , 912.36; advertising, | Mary Francis Hartley, Clar­ 918.63; contributions. Andrew 3161.73; paid writer. 324; travel, 369.52; contributions, ence Belgarde, Lon Slmerly, and Marian Voigt, 960; Ver­ himself, 3760. Susan Parsons, Betty E rick­ non Hardin, 966; John Kader, For member of board of son Donnabelle Wells, Mary 910; Thomas Moon, 916; Vir­ gil H. Duffell, 916; Albert public instruction, District 2: E . Peoples, Dcthelia Stapler, Ja rrell, 926; John Crawford, Mason Wharton, no report fil­ Robert Hosford, all of Saned. lord; Hubert B lair, Mima; 95; Anne Williams, 93; Oscar For member of board of Margarctte Sermons, Osteen; E . Reeder, 950; Mr. and 61 re. J . D. Colbert, 910; John Ful­ publie instruction, D istrict 3: Mable Lake, Huelan Grier, ex­ Lake Monroe; Jam es Lucas, ler, 96; Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Jim Birkenmeyer J r * Pearl Boardman, Card, 95; Robert Thompson, penses. filing fee. 330; con­ Orlando; 926; Mrs. Mathilda Mobarak. tributions, himself. 935; Wal­ Geneva: Ronald Pine, Titus­ 95; Mra. Marie Z. Lucas, 95; ter Hoberg (R ), no report fil­ ville; Alonzo McCalley, Deed. Bary Buddy Lake, 96; Mrs. R. E. For justice o f the peace, Births Lavender, 910; William Layger, 9100; Camby Kimble, 925; District 3: B. A. Johnson, no Mr. and Mra. Thomaa Serreport filed. I mons, baby girl, Oiteen Mrs. Robert Moore, 91; W. M. For constable, Ditrict 3: Discharges Phillips, 910; William Clause J r * 910; George Maybury, George Kelsey, expenses, fil­ Margaret Botta, Bernice Mc­ 910; Roburt Thompson, 920; ing fee, 9102.34; contribution*, Gill, Ralph L. Rand, Frances none. Musselwhite, Ida Fakeaa and Virgil H. Dufell, 950; Vernon For justice of the peace, baby boy, all of Sanford; MinHardin, 950; W. D. Hardin, 960; William Moore, 92; Earl District 4: W. Hugh Duncan, ! nie Heilmann. DeLand no report filed. APRIL 7 House, 920; himself. 9100; For constable, D istrict 4: Admissions Robert Thompson, 92; Fred Gray, 920; Ponce Elmore, 91; Jo e Baggcrly, expenses, fll- Joe T. Collins, Carol Smith, LeRoy Noppcr, 92; Albert Ing fee, 3376; printing, 335.10; J e w e l l Cummings, Ulyses Jarrell, 960; C. O. Todd, 96 contributions, himself, 3412; Boyd, Chris L. Matthews, It. E. Carroll, expenses, filing Marlene E. Ernst, Wlllia in ear sign*. fee. 3375; cards, 925.62; con­ Griffin, Bonnie Peirce, Ml County commissioner, Dis­ tributions, Hunter Ice and chad Dietz, Henry Plummer, trict 1: Hal Colbert, expenses, Fuel, 325; Don Howe Real E s­ Myra Weldon, William H. Gro­ filing fee, 9120; advertising, tate, 326; B. J . Phelps, 935; gan, all of Sanford; Lucy J 910; campaign m a t e r i a l , himself, 3313.60; J . U. Lee, Marian, D eBary; Lillie Tililz, 962.80; contributions, himself, expenses, filing fee, 3376; Arthur Marcham, Lake Mary; 9205; J . C. Hutchison, ex­ travel, 967.03; contributions, Albina M. Grady, Casselber­ penses, filing fee, 9120; ad­ himself. 9455; Charles M. ry; Sarah Conner, North Or­ vertising, 930.80; contribu­ Scott, expenses, filing fee, lando; Dura Wakefield, Lake tions, himself, 9200; A. C. 3376; printing, 933.20; contri­ Monroe Smith J r * expenses, filing fee, butions, himself, 9475; Charlie Births 9120; advertising, 960.23; ad­ Thomas, expenses, filing fee, vertising, 970.04; gasoline and 3376; cards, 3101.62; contribu­ Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Peirce, baby boy, Sanford; Mr. and oil, 941.78; contributions, him­ tions, himself, 9487.63. Mrs. Je rry Conner, baby girl, self, 9LOOO; Edward Yarbor­ For justice of the peace, North Orlando ough, expenses, filing fee, District 6: Linton L. Cox, ex­ Discharges 9120; pictures, 93.50; cards, penses, filing fee. 961.96; ad­ 954.40; cards, 903.04; car vertising, 922.10; contribu­ Sarah E. Gibbs, Mary Fran signs, 920.78; contributions, tions, himself, 9200; Al Davis, da Hartley, Theodore L. John himself, 9310. expenses, filing, 351.96; cards, County commissioner. Dis­ 970.20: contributions, himself, trict 3: E. Pope Bassett (R ), 3122.16; Charles E. Kero (R ), I'owrl of tha Cawaty expenses, filing fee, 9120; ad­ expenses, filing, 961.96; con­ Jlaa d athe e , •eealnol* C'aaaty. F l o r ­ vertising, 920.34; contribu­ tributions, himself, 9180; Ray- ida. l a Pra bata. l a rat R a t a l * a f tions, himself, 9200; Ellsworth mond Morris, expenses, cards, H E R B E R T J . 8CHUENEMAXN Bassett, 960; George Bobrow, 910.30; contributions, none; Deceased no report filed; Ford Cavan­ Bill M .'York, expenses, filing, To Alt Creditor# a ad Freaana l l a v t a a Claim* we Demands augh, expenses, photos, 910; 351.96; printing, 9128.8&; con­ Aaalaat Said Create i envelopes, 916; cards, 950; tributions, himself, 9200. Tou and each of you a r* h«r*hy notltted and required stamps, 940; posters, 950; For constable, District 6: to prerent any cla im * and d e­ contributions, Charles Bloom, Charles Fagan, expenses, fil­ mand* which you, or *lth« r of 925; Jam es Robinson, 920; J . ling, 973-81; cards, 920.25s you. may hava a a a ln a t th* ••tat* of Herb er t J . Schu ene. W. Hickman, 925; L. N. Bot- cards, 931.67; contributions, mann. d *c*a **d , la ta of said tomly, 910; Harold H. Miller, himself, 9130; Grady Hall, ex­ County, to tha County J u d y * of Seminole County, Florida, a t 926; Lome Evelaizer, 950; W. penses, filing, 973.81; signs, III* offlo* In l h * co urt houre of Lawrence Swofford, expenses, said County a t Banford, F l o r ­ 920; printing, 916.21; contri­ within ilx ca ltnd a r filing fee, 9120; cards, 9100.66; butions, himself, 9146; George id*. month* from tho tlm * o f tha contributions, Frunk Gcrhardt, W. Reek, expenses, filing, first publication of this nolle*. Two coplre of *ach claim nr 9100; hlmaelf, 9200. 9*3.81; printing, 30; contribu­ demand shall ba la writing, County commissioner, Dis­ tions, himself, 9120; Billy Joe and shall * t a t * l h * p la c* of trict 6: George W. Bell, ex­ Young, e x p e n s e s , cards, rreldenc* and po*t offic a add r * t * of tho cla lm a a L and penses, filing fee, 9120; cam­ $28.59; contributions, himself, •hall b* sworn l a by lh* claimant, h i* a t * n t , hla a t t o r ­ paign literature, 9111-81; con­ 9100. ney. and accompanlad by a f i l ­ tributions, no name, 9300; For surveyor: A. C. Doud- ing f t * of on* dollar and such Harry F. Cushing, expenses, ney, no report filed. claim or demand not aa flted •hall b* void. filing fee, 9120; cards, 922.66; For state representative: S. Manro* E. Schuanrmann cards, 930.14; gasoline, 914.10: J . Davis J r * expenses, filing, A* exec utor of t h * L a st Will and T r e t a m t n t of contributions, himself, 9220; 960; contributions, himself, HKRHF.R T J . SCHUENEJohn M. Fitzpatrick, expenses, MANN, d*c*aa *d 9100; Robert Hoover (R ), ex­ filing fee, 9120; contributions, penses, filing 960; contribu­ R. W. W ar*. AHornay himself, 9200; Ruth H. Gallag­ tions, himself, 990, and Robert for E xecutor P.O. Uoa 14IZ. her, expenses, filing fee, 9120; Petrrc, expenses, filing, 960; Hanford. Florid *. Publish April Z. 11, ZZ. t l , 1SI4 cards, 923.18; sglns, 316.49; contributions, himself, 9100. CDT-14 s i g n s , 913.60; contributions, N O T H * O F SU IT herself, 9196; J . O. Gregory, TOi IIK IIII K iy r RODEN and expenses, filing fee, 9120; B E V E I I L T J . RODEN, hi* Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT IN IN II FOR gKMINOl.K C O I N . TV. FI.IIIIIHA. Nil. I » » » T H E W IL L I ASIHUUIUJII 8AVINOB BANK. ■ New York banking corporation, ru tnttff. ANn LOAN ASSOCIATION O r ORLANDO. a corporation, listener. Anr. P A T R IC K F EN N E LL , J R . ss. I I K R n R R T A MULLINS and P RIS C IL LA J. MULLINS, hit wifot A i i T i i u n c . d i e s i n g , Ot US., ot si.. Defendants, s o r u se o f s i i t T O i A ttT IIU It C. DIKSINO 711 Creetwuod Avenue Oaetorla. North Carolina CAROLTN DIKSINCl 7SS Creetwood Avenue Qaa tonls. North Carolina Tou ara hereby notified that s t a l l has boon filed s e s l n s l you In tho sh ove entitled ra u st, and that you are r e ­ quired to file your answer with tho Cterk of this Court and to sorvs a copy thereof upon tho p la in tiff or plain­ t i f f s atlornoyo, whoso name and address Is rules, Hedrick 4 Itotilneon. IPS Kaal Cliurch Hired. Orlando. Florida, not late r than April IS, ISIS. If you fall to do so S Decree Pro Confeeeo will ho entered se a ln e t you for tho relief de­ manded In the Complaint. T his suit la to foreclose ■ morte a s e . T he reel property pro. ceedrd s e o l h e l le: South f t fe e l of Lot S and North IS feat of Lot 4. Illock A. ENGLISH E8T A T E S , UNIT ONE. aoc o r d l n i to tha plat th e r e ­ of. s i reonrded In Plat Hook IS. Pag# I. Public Itecorda of Hamlnola Coun­ ty. Florida. W IT N E S S my hand and Ihe seal of this Court a t Sanford. Florida, this ISth day of March. tlS4. I HEAL) A rthur H Beck with. J r . Clerk lly : Bandra ■ Johnaoa D. C. alias. Hodrlck * R a btesoa I t s E a s t Church S tre et Orlando. F lorid a Altornaya for P l a i n ti f f Publish March IS. SI * April 1. I. 1114. C M -IS •t al, IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT OF T H E NINTH J l D ll M l . f i l l I I IT O F F I.O III IM . IN ANH FOR SEMINOL E C O U N T Y , F I.O IIIIM . IN U IM N U ER Y . NO. IM a t NOTH E O F SI IT T H E NEW TOIIK HANK FOR SAVINGS. fnrm*rljr T H E NEW T U RK BAVIN<18 HANK, a N*w Y ork corporation, P la in tiff, •VI* J E A N V. OOS8KI.IN and B A R HA IIA 8. UO88ELIN. hi* wife, Defendants. TOi J E A N V. OOSSKLIN and HAUHARA B. HUBS KLIN, hi* wlf* i J J Dlckaon Drlva M a r te n s, Georgia YOU AND EACH O F YOU A R E H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D that a ault ha* hern brou aht aaa lnat you by T IIK NEW VullK RANK FOR SAVINGS, f.irmrrly T h * N*w York Sa v in g * Hank, a N*w Y ork corporation. P la in tiff, to furecloae a c e r ­ tain in u rta a a * more p a rticu l­ arly d**crlh«d te t h * Complaint flted In thl* suit, which Mort. ■ a a * en cumber* t h * following described properly, i l t u a l * te Srmlnol* County, Florida, tow ll: Lot 14. Hlock 11. of EASTII It D U K srilDIVIH ION UNIT No I. accord ing lo l b * I’lat thereof, recorded tn Plat Hook 1Z. P a s * * l o ­ l l of th* Public Itecord* of Semlnul* County, FlurIda. and for o th *r relief, and you a r * required to fll* your An­ swer to said Complaint with tli* Cterk of th* above *tyl*d Court and to *« rv* a copy th* ro o l on P t e l n l l f r a Attorn*y*. ROSE N BE RG . ROSENUK KG * RKIBMAN. I*»Z Ainate) Building, Miami I I , F lu r. Ida. not la ta r than t h * Ztth day of April. IS I t, te default of which said Complaint will h* tak en as conf«**«d by you. DA TED, a t Sanford. Florida, thl* ZZrd day a f March. 111!. (S E A L ) Arihur U. Beck with. J r . t’ lark of th* Circuit Court Ilyi Martha T. Vlbten Deputy Cterk R08END KHU. HU SEN U Eita * REISMAN MM Alnitey Building, Miami ZZ. Florid a Publish March Zl * April 1. . l i . l >44. Defendant*. NOTICE OF SI IT T H E S T A T E O F FLORID A TOi Ab* P a tr ic k K»nn*ll, Jr.. residence unknown M er en ret It F*n n*ll, residence unknown T h * mailing addreei of there defendant* I*: C a r * Office In C hara *. R adar Dumb Scoring. Na­ val Air F a cility . No. IIST. F P O 8an FrancU eo. Cali­ fornia Tou a r * hereby notified that a ault haa l>**n filed agalnat you In Hi* a lio i* entitled r*u»*. and lliat you a r * r e ­ quired to III* your answer with th* Cterk of till* Court and to a*r v* a copy thereof upon the plaintiff or p laintiff's a t ­ torneys, who** Haiti* and addreea la J a n n ln a *. Walla. C la rk * and Hamilton. ISO* llarnett National llank UulldIng. J a c k so n v ille Z. Florida, not late r than May II, I I I ! . If you fall to do ao a dacraa pro co nf**ao will h* entered a g a in*! you (or th* relief de­ mand In th* xim pla ln t. Thia ault la to foracloa* a mortBag*. T h * real properly proc«*d*d a a a lna t te: Lot 1 of Illock "F.“ a f BOUTIf PIN E C R E 8 T . a •uUdlvtelon. aa recorded te Plat Itook to. paa*e S and 1* of th* Public It*.--rda of Hrinlnul* County, F l o r ­ ida. W IT N E S S my hand and tha ■eal ot aald Court a t Banford. Florida, this Sth day •( April, till. (COURT S E A L ) Arthur H. He. k with. J r . Clark of th* Circuit Court Uy: Martha T. Vlbten Deputy Cterk Jennin gs, W a tts , C la rk s s a d Hamilton B a rn a tt National B a n k Bldg. Jack aon vllla t. Florid a Publleh April I, IS. ZZ. 2*. t i l l CDT-ZS co g is i 'j ton, Helen Todd, SaUle Cole, Claude M. Whitten, John Walker, Richard B. Forbes, Hubert M. Neilson, Evelyn Copeland, Charles Ray Ben­ nett, Jam es Back, L u l a Hatcher, all of Sanford; John Smith, Joseph Burke, John SchwsrU, all of Orlando; Je tt Wiley Hodges, Marshall Waiter Langston J r * Osteen «> Physician To Talk On Polio Dr. Kenneth Peirce will dis­ cuss polio and the Sabin Oral Sunday project at Thursday's luncheon of the Sanford-SemInole Jw.'cecs in the Civic Center. The urogram Is ar­ ranged by this week’s chair­ man, Jimmy Jones. Sabin Oral Sunday la sched­ uled for a variety of locations In the Sanford area this Sun­ day. Australia hai ao average of only 3.6 perionz per iquara mile, compared to India'i 349 persona per iquare mile. Legal Notice IN THE CIR CU IT COI IIT NINTH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT O F FLORID A IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. CHANCERY NO. UTSS F E D E R A L NATIONAL MORT­ GAGE ASSOCIATION, a Corporatlon. P la in tiff. -vaTHOMAS A. DILLON and GEN ­ EVA DILLON, hla wife. Defendants NOTICE OP F O R E C L O SU R E SA LE NOTICE 18 H K R E D T GIVEN pursuant to a Final Decree of Foreclosure dated Ihe 4th day of April. A. D. 1)44. and en­ tered In Chancery Care No. 1Z7IZ of the Circuit Court nf tho Ninth J ud ic ia l Circuit 1a and for Seminole County, F lo rIda, whareln Federal National Mortgage Association, a c o r ­ poration organised under an Act of Congress and d i e t i n g pursuant to the Federal Na­ tional Mortgage Association C h arter Act. having Ha prin­ cipal offica tn lh* City of Washington, District of Colum­ bia. I* the P la in tiff, and THOMAS A. DILLON and GEN EVA DILLON, hie wife, the Defendants, I will eel) to the hlgheat and beet bidder for cash at t h * F ro n t Door o f t h * Seminole County Courthoure te tha City of Banford, County of Seminole, S t a t e of Florida, a t 11:00 A. M. on Ihe 17th day of April. 1144. the following described properly ae set forth la aald Fin a l Decree, t o .w i t: Lot 7. Block 41, TOWN. S I T E O F NORTH CIIL'LUOTA, a subdivision, a c ­ cording to plat thereof, recorded In P la t Book Z, pages 14 to ( ! . Inclusive, o f the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. Dated thla 4th day a f April, A. D. 1144. (S E A L ) A rt hur H. Beckwith. J» _ Cterk of Circuit Court .Mack N. Cleveland. J r . anS Carroll Burk e A tto rney * for P la i n ti f f P. O. Drawer E. Sanford, Florida Publleh April I, 1M4 CDT.1S IN ‘T n E C IR CU IT COURT, NINTH JU D IC IA L CIR CUIT O F FLOR ID A IN AND F O R ■EMINOLR COUXTT. CH ANCE RT NO. !EMS MORTGAGE F O R E C L O SU R E FIR ST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION O F SEMIN OLE COUNTT. a oorporatlon. w lf*. Defendants. P la in tiff, TOU AND EACH O F TOU •v*. a r * hereby notlfted th a t ault has hern commenced aaa lnat E. O. COOK and wife, EUNICE you In lh# Circuit Court of l b * W. COOK, at al, D e f e n d a n t* Ninth Ju d icia l Ci rcuit a f lh# NOTICE O F SU IT Btata of F lorid a te and for T H E i T A T K OF FLORID A TOe Seminole County, tha a b b r e ­ K. O. Cook and wife, viated t i l l * of which I*: Eunice W. Cook DORCHESTER I AV I N0 I R oute I, Boa Zt«. RANK, Matthews. North Carolina Pla intiff, Tou. and each of you. are .v i­ notified that ault haa l l i : R H E R T RODEN and R EV - hereby been filed ag a in st you in ths KIILY J . RoDKN. hi* wlfa. at Circuit Court of Semlnol* al. Defendants, County, Florida, In Chancery, an abbreviated tit le or which te C h ancsry No. llt Z S la F I R S T F E D E R A L SAVINGS T h * nature ot this ault la a AND LGAN ASSOCIATION OF foreclosure of that c trta ln SEMIN OLE COUNTY, a eormort gage from said defendant* poratlon. P la in tiff, va. E. a tn plaintiff, dared Ja n u a r y Zt. COOK and wlf*. EUNICE XT. I t l Z and recorded February 1, COOK, at al, Dafandante, tha DtZ In Official Records Book nature of aald suit bateg a 111 pag * Z*l of tha Public R e ­ ault to foreclose th a t cart aln cord* ot Seminole County, F lor- m o rtg a g * dated J a n u a r y zt, Ida, encumberin g that certain 1(4*. and of record te Official pl*c* or parcel of property lo* Records Book Z7I, P a g * i t i , cared, allu at*. and being In Se mlnol* County Public R e , ■aid County and Sta te, to-wltt eorda, encumbering the follow­ l eil IT, Block T, NORTH ing described rea l property, O R L A N D O TOWNSITE. to -w lt: FOURTH ADDITION, soT h * South ISO f a st o f Lot cording (# tha P la t th e r e ­ S. B lo ck I. of P E A R L o f aa recorded la P la t L A K E HEIG H TS, Seminole Rook tZ, pag * I I , of tha County, Florida, according Public Record* of B*mteola to P la t thereof recorded 1a County. Florida. P l a t Book a, page i| of EACH O F TOU IB R E Q U I R ­ the Public Record* eg ED to fll* your a nsw er or Semlnol* County. Florida. o t h * r w ritten d *f *n *« * 1a tha and you a r * hereby required Complaint with t h * Cterk a t lo file your a nsw er la aald tha Circuit Court ot Ssralnola ( a l l with lh * undersigned County, Florida, te this pro­ Cterk of said Court sa d to ceeding and to aorv* a copy ■orvo a copy thereof upon th* thereof upon tha p l a i n t i f f * a t ­ P l a l n t i r r * atto rn ey , whoee torneys, who ** n i m r e and ad­ name aud address appear be, dress are h s r e t e a f t t r aat forth, low, on or before the teih aa required by law, not later day of April. 11(4, and la dathan t h * l l t h day a f May fa u lt thereof Deere* Pro Con1144. In default thereof tha fees* will be anterad ag ain* * c a u * * will proceed aa part* you. upon tha en tr y o f a Doer** W IT N E S S my hand and o f ­ Pro Co nfrere against you. ficial s e a l a t th* County C o urt, W IT N E S S my hand and th* house. Sanford, Seminole Cuunoffic ia l real nf aald Coart In ty. Florida, thla 14th day ol Stm ln oU County, Florida, this March. 1H4. ( t h day a f April, 1144, (SEAL) (HEAL) A rthur M. Beck with. J r . Arihur H. Beck with. J r . , Clerk o f Circu it Court Clark a f t h * Circuit Court B y : Sa a d ra S. Joh naoa, Uy: Martha T. Vlhten D. C. Deputy Clerk Phillip II. Logan B E A D A L L O H IU L E T AND Sblnhuletr sad L ogos LEW IS A tto rney * a t Law Atto rneys f a r P la i n ti f f p. a Bag m i M North Court a t r a a t Sa a ferd . F lorid a Post Office B a a Sttd Attorney for P la b tU f f Orlando. Florida Publleh March Zl R April L 1’ublleh April I. I I , ZZ. Zl. 1114 1 4 .1 (4 4 . coT-ie C D I-T f R R, w . E g % % ■ a ■ • J R w ^ I �t Tallahasseean, 'Dead' For 90 Minutes, Walks Out Of Hospital Thankful TA LLA H A SSEE, (U P I) — Ban Burch it back from the daad, and not complaining a bit about hit financial probiemt. team of four doctors worked over him a t Tallahassee Mem­ orial Hospital. An electrical shock machine called a defibrillator waa used Burch, 48, a machinist, waa to restart his heart pumping. "dead" medically for 90 min* Tuesday Burch walked out of utea three weeks ago while a the hospital. “ The Old Master must hare had a purpose in bringing me back and wanting me to live. I am mighty thankful to him and those doctors who work­ ed to hard on me," he said. The defibrillator has been used on other patients but long period might cause brain damage, but there ia no evi­ dence of it. There were no complications from the card­ iac arrest." The doctors, who have de­ clined use of their names, went to work on Burch when he was wheeled Into the emer­ none of them lived for very long after being revived. The leader of the doctors’ team reported that Burch “it making a satisfactory re­ covery In all aspects. There had been concern that lack of normal circulation fo r a gency room suffering from a massive heart attack. Before the electrical shocks revived his heart, doctors and nurses kept up external heart mas­ sage to keep blood circulatng. T v a been rushing around all my life. I guess I ’ve got a full recovery, to make up my mind to ju st take it easy ," said Burch, who was instructed by his doctors to take it easy for several months. Ih e doctors said, however, he should make Burch says he probably will have to give up his job as a machinist and doesn’t know how he will meet his fam ily’s financial needs. "B u t right now I ’m Just thankful to he here. That’s as much as any man can ask," Bureh said. ” 1 thought about a lot of things in the hospital. Seems people ara always too busy making a 1'ring and don’t take time to look after their health. "I'd never been sick. I al­ ways looked aftar my wtfa and children's health but Just didn’t think it could happen to me." PRICES GOOD ALL WEEK LONG! - THURSDAY THRU WEDNESDAY! m :i? T IP t >" TOP SU PE R W ESTERN M ARKETS B E E F , FU LLY YO IIR i w un FEA TU RE KANSAS CITY HEAVY MATURED. fillA R A M T FF* v ju n ix n n I k b . All Tip Top Supermarket meat ia guaranteed for tendemeaa and flnvor, trimmed of cxcewi bone and fat or your money chssrfully refunded. Buy it with confidence. STEAK SALE! FU LL CUT BONELESS ROUND CUBE • LB. SIRLOIN • PORTERHOUSE T-BONE lb. 69 ARMOUR STAR SUGAR CURED SMOKED WHOLE f? ■ LB. P IC N IC S W EE^ HERSHEY S s u g a r lb . . m 49: LEAN WESTERN Center Center Cut Cut Pork Chops FIRST CUT PORK CHOPS UMIT 1 WITH •* W ™ SMOKED SAUSAGE ORDER P LE A SE ARMOUR C H ITTE R LIN G S 5 *100 ENERGY y, GAL. \ OSS Spare Ribs G GROUND BEEF k BOLOGNA G WIENERS Pig Toils Pig Feet bag € | k % 3,l $ 1 % ^ Lbs- l LB. Bleach . . . 39c JEWEL SHORTENING SCOTT — LIM IT 3 WITH IS OltDF.K Toilet Tissu e . . . . . . . . . . . 10c Shurfine Milk . . . . 3/29c Corned B e e f . . . . . . . . . 3/51 M ustard. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10c Meal or G r ils . . . . . . . . . 25c TA LL CANS — LIM IT • WITH 55 ORDER LB. CAN LA RUTA 13 OZ. CANS LIM IT 1 W ITH 15 ORDER PLE A SE K R A FT 5 07.. JA R LARGE nAO PLANTATION SHOWBOAT 303 CANS Spaghetti . . . . . . . . . . . 3/25c Peach H a lv e s . . . . . . . . . 19c Tomatoes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10c F lo u r. . . . . . . . . . 5 lb. bag 39c B e e r . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 pack 79c POLLY — LIM IT 3 WITH ORDER SU N LITE 1 LB. CANS — LIM IT 3 WITH |S ORDER SH U RFIN E — LIM IT 1 WITH |3 ORDER CANADIAN ACE GLASS CANS ___________ * iU g P R O D U C E JP E C IA L S ^ **4t ?Uo GOLDEN LB. £ f U a s t nk y l i m it l i m it * ' IT li w er W k Lay s o l id s * ith f j mV \ ORDER BAHAMAS ~ 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS! 4th. S t & Sanford A v e . 1100 W. 13th. S t MR. G 9 OZ. PKG. FRENCH FRIES 3 Pkgs. 25* WINTER GARDEN CREAM PIES 3 PIES $1 • Cocoanut * Chocolate • Lemon ^ PRODUCE SPECIALS? LAltCE SIZE DOZ. u m o n s v . 8 . NO. — 1- YELLOW io ttu tV 10c FROZEN FOODS A ONIONS 3 LB. bag IS C fi �1----- OH —1 - ~ t 4 01 Vlj* V safsrl Wmlfl \Ftff« 12 — April 8, 1964 THURS. VEGETABLE REPORT Federal State Market Newa Service Sanford •!: i .1 t VI Shipping point Information fo r April 7. All f f le i F . O. B. Precooling charges extra un­ less otherwise stated. SANFORD-OVlKDO 7.ELLWOOD DISTRICTS P artly cloudy and warm. Cabbage: demand good a t lower prices, market ^lightly weaker. Domestic round type, I K bu. crates, $1 to $1.16, mostly $1.10 to $1.15 occasion­ al high aa $1.25; 50 lb. sacks, 76 cents to 90 cents, best qual­ ity 90 rents, occasional $1; Red type, IK bu. crates, $2.75 j Savoy type, $2, occaalonal $2.50. Carrots: demand good, mar­ k et steady. Topped and wash­ ed, 48-1 lb. film bags, mesh m aster container, medium to large, $1.75; 50 lb. sacks, loose, large, $1.16. Celery: demand fa ir on 2 dos., moderate on smaller alses, market steady. 16 in. crates. Pascal type, 2-214 dos., $2.50; 8 and 4 dos., $2.75; few, 6 and 8 dos., $3.25; hearts, crates, film wrapped, S4 count, $3.75. Chinese Cabbage: demand good, mnrket sternly. 16 in. crates, wrapped, $2. Endive: demand fair, mar­ ket steady. 1 1 / 9 bu. crates, $1.10, occasional $1.25. Escarole: demand fair, mar­ k et steady. 1 1 / 9 bu. crates, 90 cents, occasional $1. Lettuce: demand slow, mar­ k et slightly weaker on Ice­ berg type, about steady on Others; Iceberg type, WB crates, 24 count, $1.50 to $1.75, fair quality, $1.10; Bos­ ton type, EBN crates, 24 count, fa ir quality, $2, Romaine type, 1 1/9 bu. crates, $1.76, few fa ir quality, $1.60; L eaf type, 24 q t baskets, $1.56; Bibb type, 12 qL bas­ kets, few, $1. Onions, green: demand fair, m arket dull to slightly weak­ er. Crates, S dox. bunches, $2.40 to $2.70. Parsley: Crates, 5 dox. bunches, $1.60. Radishes: demand good, market steady. Baskets, top­ ped and washed; Red vurlcty, ltn-0 ox. film bags, $1; White Icicle, 24-8 ox., film bags, $1.60. HASTINGS FLORIDA D ISTRICT: Partly cloudy and warm. Cabbage: d e m a n d slow, market slightly weaker. Domestic round type, I K bu. crates, $1.16, occasional $1.25; 50 lb. sacks, 85 to DO rents, few high as $1, some heavy •mall site, 75 rents. Boy Wins Trip To Bell Lab A 16 - year - old Pensacola high school sophomore hus won a visit to the Bell Tele­ phone Laboratories at Murray Hill. N. J . Norman F . (Freddy) Davis won his trip, according to Bob Fhedden, Sanford phone com­ pany manager, as a result of his exhibit in the mathematics and computer division o f the physical scienre category In the Florida High School S ci­ ence Fair held In Jacksonville earlier this month. He will 1m accompanied on the trip by his mother, Mrs. Clay S. Davis. Southern Bell awards the trip to Its laboratories fur a student each year in order to encourage high school science students In their studies. 4 io fu / a y AEROSOL F U M IG A N T _ N EW JaT\ to got rW o f I R O A C H E S - ANTS KM* Uses. ttsSs, Uberthh e*d •Mot Uriel A (lawllei lasesti. IIU S 6NTIM NOUU WITH IUO gtuiHo t o o r w m t you shop eavw n i M svff| A w la inM a ulIa w l*. ai JIT AVAKAMJ IN TWO I I U I — t fc. ATAIT SUNT 4 SMAU KOMI Sill ■a la fAOO sekk Utt $1.9$. NOMC H U a» te IQjOOO saMs leet H .tl. Hold Hi Draff, Garden Supply, Draff and leadIns Grocery Stores / Pei CE S A Inc., Miami, Fla. 0 0 0 i u n a ii "im r,o r u i i r . GROUND BEEF. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 lbs. 51.98 PORK LOIN R O A S T. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 49c CATSUP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4/S1.00 SLICED BACON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 49c TOM ATOES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5/51.00 SLAB BACON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 39c J U IC E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4/S1.00 SAUSAGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 59c PASTE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 8/S1.00 PORK C H O P S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 59c S A U C E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10/51.00 DAISY C H EESE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 49c mum i f * D A I R Y f §> FRUIT DRINKS . . . 3/51.00 OLEO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4/51.00 MEAT P IE S . . . . . . . . . 7/51.00 MINUTE R I C E . . . . . . . . . 19c TU R N O V ER S . . . . . . . . . . . 49c Lemon Meringue . . . . 59c TEA B A G S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59c DAISY CHEESE. . . . . . . . . 49c DINNERS . . . . . . . . . . . . 2/89c GELATIN . . . . . . . . . . 10/51.00 D IN N E R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89c FRENCH F R IE S . . . . . . . . . . 39c M ETRECAL. . . . . . . . . . . 3/89c CHICKEN & HERB . . . 89c Cheese P iz z a . . . . . . . . . . 29c CAKE MIXES . . . . 3/51.00 TUNA & H ER B . . . . . . . . . 59c Pepperoni Pizza . . . . 49c APPLE JE LLY . . . . . . 3/51.00 PRODUCE m Cauliflower ASPARAGUS POTATOES COFFEE R O L L S . . . . . . . . . . 29c L E TTU C E HEAD LB. 2 HEADS 10 LBS. DINNER ROLLS_ _ _ 2/25c B R E A D . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5/99c 29 39 hunt “ H U N T ’S” for the BEST! “ FAM ILY 8I7.F." 20 OR W H O LE" OZ.B T L S. “T lllllP T W A Y " FANCY “ ITA LIA N * NO. 300CANS “ It \NGKIl" SMOKED “TOMATO* 18 07.. CANS “COPELAND" SMOKED OB FR ESH “TOMATO* 6 O/..CANS “ FA M ILY PA K " “TOMATO* 8 07..CANS “OLD FASH IO N ED " "F R D IT A ST K " A SST. J', GAL. JU G S _ ONB 1.11. I'KC.S. “ PA R K A Y" (lU A K TBR S 8 Of. Pie* “Morion" (l.im ll: 7 With 15 Order) “LONG GRA IN * s OZ. PKG. “P II.L 8B U H Y " (A I’P I.B or III.UF.IIBI(KY) 14 O/.. I‘K(S. “MBS. SM ITH’S " P IE 22 07.. P IE S "I.IIT O N " “ W ISCONSIN" "MORTON" II 07.. PIKS “R O YA L" A SST. FLAVORS "MIL C." 2 LB. PKG. "A SST . FLA V O RS" "APPIAN W A Y" 8 07.. PKG. "P IL L S B U R Y " YELLOW , WHITE. CHOC. 17 OZ. PKGS. "APPIAN W A Y" 10 OZ. PKG. IB - “ IIKTTY CRO CKER" CHAll M EA T “ Betty Crocker” HUroil Dinner “ B elly Crocker” llUcuit Dinner “ KVKItFItHSII 17)', 07.. PKC,. 1 7 ), O*. Pkg. 171, Of. Pkg. 12 OZ. PKG. “ KVERFH KSH " 12 07.. PKGS. “ EV K R FIIK SH " 20 Off. LOAVES GO EXTRA With This I Coupon 4 The Purrhaae Of “T J i . " CORN CHIPS GOLD BOND STAMPS M l ox. ta la 6St I Coupon good a t year T fcrlftw a y " ( Only, Thru Saturday, April 11 V 50 EXTRA OF 18 3 OZ. PKGS 8 OZ. CANS -« « A rr* ,* CALIF. "F R E S H *N C R ISP " PKG. oz. ja r s “F R E S H " CA LIF. U. 8 . NO. 1 T t F i r 29‘ 29 GOLD BOND With ThU I Coupon 4 The Purrhaae Of L et 4 Prrrine 1 Worcheatcrahlre STAMPS SAUCE l i O f. Utl. 65c Coupon good at your "Th riftw ay" i Only, Thru Saturday, April 11 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With ThU J Coupon 4 The Purrhaae Of "llo t Shot" Contlnuuua STAMPS SPRA YER ■20 Ox. S ite ti5c •Coupon .ouuoa good at your "ThrUtway1 "Thriftw ay" f Oafy, Thru Saturday, April I I 1 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With ThU Coupon 4 The Purrhaae Of "W hite" STAMPS POTATOES 10 lb. cello 69c S Cout Coupon good at your "Thriftw ay" 1 Oaly, Thru Saturday, April 11 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With ThU ) Coupon 4 The Purrhaae Of “Royal" STAMPS GELATIN •6 reg. pkga. 69c t Coupon good at your "Thriftw ay" Only, Thru Saturday, April 11 •:x t r a Thla 4 Tha Purrhaae Of "T h rlflo a y " Cooked Or Baked llam 5 O f. Pkg. 59c I Coupon good at yoor “Thriftw ay" ( Only, Thru Saturday, April 11 �* •' a u M I *Hf Dealing With The Devil Nikita Khrushchev once defended the infamous Hitler-Stalin pact of 1940 by saying the Russians would have signed an agreement with the devil himself if it would have pre­ vented or postponed war. The Russians arc still finding themselves forced to deal with a sort of devil— in this case, the cap­ italist world. They may not believe that money and its uses are here to stay, but until thnt glorious dny of the classless and wantless society dawns, the}*, like the rest of us, need cash (or credit) to get along in the world as it is. So, finding that Westerners are fascinated by n shiny, yellowish metnl allied gold, of which Mother Rus­ sia holds vast stores beneath her copious bosom, they are selling it for old-fashioned cash on the Euro­ pean mnrket. The Russians nrc estimated to have sold from $150 to $550 million worth of gold last year to the West At long last, a businessman has had the courage to spenk out against that great nnd sacred American cus­ tom, the Constant nnd Continuing Conference nnd the Marathon Meet­ ing. The name of this hero was not revealed in the news story which told of his valor. He was identified only as nn official of the Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co. Whoever he is, many a weary meeting-nt-tender will salute him. More and more, the average bus­ inessman tries to do his job these days in frantic spurts between and around conferences and meetings. These endless powwows not only nre hnrd on those who hnve to attend but also are murder for those who try to reach the people who nre nlways meeting. It wouldn’t be so bnd, perhaps, if the conferees could meet, do what they have met to do, and go back to work. But this is practically impossible for the simple reason that at every meeting there is nt least one char­ acter who obviously hates to return to his desk. So he takes a molehill and expert­ ly develops it into a mountain. He asks questions, raises points, re­ quests additional data, demurs und delays. So far, no better way has been devised to knock a day’s work into smithereens for a group of people who just must have something bet­ ter to do. Now thnt a voice has been found to lead us, maybe we can do some­ thing to discourage such nonsense. How shall we start? Let’s call u meeting! Thought For Today Yet he, being compassionate, for­ gave their iniquity, and did not de­ stroy them; he restrained his anger often, and did not stir up all his wrath.— Psalms 78:58. If we could read the secret history of our enemies, we should find in each man’s life sorrow and suffer­ ing enough to disarm all hostility. — H. Longfellow. Bruce Biossat — Roy Cromley Political Notebook WASHINGTON (NF.A) — Studies of the iron-* draftees make on Army mental tests ara causing growing concern over whether we are wasting sizable amounta of money and effort and causing a con­ siderable amount of unem­ ployment by touching the wrong things or teaching them the wrong way in our schools, Cassius Clay, the heavy­ weight boxing champion of the world, is a case in point. He graduated from the 12th grade. According to officials here, his Army tests score was equivalent to something between the 6th and 6th grade—even though the test doesn't strictly measure grade level. His score was net unusual. Considerable n u m b e r s of young men who take these tests have graduated from the 0th, 10th, 11th or 12th grades, yet fail to rea.-h 5th, 6th, 7th or 8th grade stan­ dards on the tests. states of high school veca tlnnnt courses shows thnt most students are being taught the wrong vocations In some states, at least, 10 times as many students are being truined in agriculture Three out of four Army as will ever he connected with mental rejectees finished the farming. Computer, elecron8th grade. Half completed 9 ' i ics nnd laboratory-technician years of school. Twenty per courses nre scarce. cent graduated from high High schools, colleges and school. the federal Department of Most government Job-train­ Labor do not hnve reasonably ing schools hnve had to re­ accurate figures on what job ject large numliers of the un­ openings there are now, let employed. Regardless of their alone what openings there schooling, they don't huve the will lie five or so years henre reading, writing and arithme­ when many of today's atu tic skills to even take the dents will be job hunting. The Labor Department furnishes forecasts. Forecasters s a y they work with insufficient data. Altamonte Springs Geneva Current data is Insufficient Mr*. Ju lia llartoa Mra. Jo *. E. Mathleus to determine whether a man 838-1318 319-1824 school-trained in one field Hear Lake-Forest City Lake .Mary stays In that field generally Mrs. Marysnn Miles Mra. F rsn rr* Wester or enters another, nr whether, 838-3678 322-6219 if he stays in the field he Casselberry Lake Monroe truined In, he is more or less Mr*. Jane Casselberry Mrs. II. L Johnson 838-50(6 qualified than a man who 322-4722 hasn't hail that specialised Chuluota Longwood Mrs. Joan Magla Mrs. Donna Estes training. 365-3742 839-3317 Some Labor Department of­ DeHary ficials admit privately they North Orlandn Mrs. Adam Muller Mrs. Doris Dean don't know why those out cf 668-4410 322-1989 work are unemployed. They Deltona Osteen have some general statistics. Mrs. Mildred Haney Mra. Clarenre Snyder They talk blithely about its 668-5631 322-4841 being the uneducated. Hut Enterprise Oviedo they don’t know, for example, Mist Helen Snodgrass Mra. Evelyn Lundy how many truined college668-9933 365-3610 graduate engineers arc unem­ ployed or why. They don't know whether their retrain­ ing programs correctly train people. (They’ve had luck so far because they're taking the cream of the crop for a few Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Wed., April 8, 1964 known jobs. Hut Uiey're not touching the heart of the un­ W S L T K M A. U IK LOW. K IIIT U R A All l - t ’HI.ISHKH employed.) t'U A X K V O L TO LIS K , C'i r c a l a i l a a . U ea era l Manager Without such information, J l ! M A k L. STK XSIM OM HUY UNK KS 17. H. government officials Associate Keillor Advsrtlstng Manager admit privately, much of the r a t i o VA a »*k l t HOY m i T M anaging Editor Osnsral Advertising Manager mrney we spend directly or HAMBY I. JIIIIX S O X U A IIH IK T T E . J Oil Aso.A indirectly fo r vocational, e t t r E dito r Classified Director J I U Y MOLLS technical, occupational or pro­ J A X t E SIIIM:M AKKM C « u n tjr E d i t o r Dulln ess Manager fessional training may be DOItlS W IL LIA M S VMKU W E L L S S o c ia l/ E d i t o r wusted. Mechanical Supt. W'hat it boils-down to, say ai'MSL'Hirno.A k a i k s some officials, is that we're Maaaa Delivery Mr Mall spending considerable sums geaslaale t’a a s tr All Other l i e Weak l i e s I Year n i t s I Tear of money on programs with11# S Moalha t 71 ( Mi.nthe out spending the leaser S IS I Moatha ISO I Montha I t s 1 Month l.O t I M o n th amounts of bread-and-butter 17. *- P ostal B a g u la tla n s provlds th a t gll mall gubacrlpUooa ha money to get the statistics paid la ad sanca. we need to let us know E ntered an aecond claaa m a tt e r Oci oeer SI. IS IS a t tna Pest Wittes a t AasftrA. Florida, uudsr tha Act a t Co ngrats »t March. where we’re going. Herald Area Correspondents £>auftirfi iS m tR i d training courses. A spot survey in selected i’ > 4 4 Worry Clinic —more than double the amount they traded in 1962. One effect hns been to depress the going price of gold to its lowest level in months. As if this were not enough, the Russians have been reduced to the disgusting capitalistic practice of borrowing money and, like good busi­ nessmen. trying to get the best long-range credit terms they can wnngle. This bourgeois Russinn behavior is generally attributed to lagging ex­ port earnings and the need to nay for the huge amounts of wheat tney are importing. What impact all this could have in the long run, not only on the world’s monetary structure but on the ideological wall the Russians hnve built to protect themselves against Western influences, is some­ thing better left for experts in var­ ious fields to ponder. Westerners might keep in mind, however, that the Russians may not be the only ones dealing with the devil. Mil Scott Is the most unique political candidate in either the Democratic or Republi­ can parties, as I sni sure you will agree when you read this case. He is the type of candidate who is our best bet to make Khru­ shchev eat crow! W'e need more Rill Scott* In both political parties! CASE S-432: Hill Scott, aged 17. was a track star. He ran the half mile for South Shore High School in Chica go. Our oldest son, George, was a freshman member of that same team. Hill was George's I ideal. Ami If George had not crashed lo death when his Jet plane was struck from the rear at Glen View Naval Air Show, George would now l>e a stellar campaigner for Hill ' Scott. Mrs. Crane and I had at­ tended the track meet that afternoon 21 years ago. Geor­ ge introduced us to Hill. W'e haven't seen Bill since. Hut we fe d that Hill should Ik> the model for ALL Demo­ cratic and Republican politi­ cal candidates nowadays. I Why? Well, nil! was the dark |horse candidate for Treasurer F — 4 of our State of Illinois In 1062. He shocked many people by cfttVNOT- Q L A U f Any 10 f f i c e . .S f r i V ' - iSRTfl ism Is, a *0 YV The Lighter Side United Press International matter, for it hns impaled me on the twin daggers of dilem­ ma. “As you muy know, the weather here thus far this spring lias tieen frightful. Meteorologists say the (lunger of snow ami ice will soon he over. Hut in my backyard, an impetuous daffodil lifted its head ubove ground before the all-clear had sounded. ''Continued exposure to the elements almost certainly will prove fatal. The question is: Should I extrfrntu the daffodil from its own folly ? "All of my instincts cry out for me to go to the aid of the daffodil. | long to lift it by the roots and take it into the house. There to nurture nnd succor it until it is safe out­ doors. “On the other bund, n little voice within me says that if a daffodil is too stupid to know when to bloom, it de­ serves to freexe. "I would like lo resolve tills inner conflict us intelligently ns |M<ssiblc, which is why I have turned to you. “It occurred to me that per­ haps nature intended for daf­ fodils like this one to die. This may lie nature's way of main­ taining a balance between daf­ fodils and, say, geraniums. "Ily rescuing the daffodil, I might l>e interfering with u basic natural pattern. How­ ever well-meaning the net, it could be us irresponsible ns spraying an uxnteu for aphids. “I certainly would not wunt to lie guilty of iubunmnity to daffodils. Hut neither do I wunt to tamper with the fate of a doomed daffodil nt the expense of general floral wellliving. “As an expert on these mat­ ters, Miss Carson, your advice on how I should handle this crisis would lie most welcome. Hut please make it quick. “ The way the weather has been lately, I don't think that duffodil can hold out much longer." Americans Need Truth Ily Henry Mrl.emnre One of the things I guve up for Lent, along with making my own bed, tying my own shoes, attending triple feature horror films, and shooting the St. Lawrence Rapids, was wondering and worrying about who I’rrsidrnt Lyndon llaincs Johnson was going to choose to run with him on thr Demo­ cratic presidential ticket. Now thut Lent is over I, like all sensible, earnest Ameri­ cans, am bark with the prob­ lem of Mr. Johnson's runningmate in November. 1 assume, of course, that Mr. Jolmsun ia going to head the Demoeratic tirket. There seems to he no doubt of that, even though there is no denying that four ycurs ago, in Los Angeles, he was turned down by his purty when he sought the No. I place. Ilut that rejection has lieen completely forgotten, and no one else is even mentioned for the No. 1 *|x>t. That's poli­ ties, I suppose. As for the vicc-presidentiul nominee this time, every writ­ er who lives within n radius of :i00 miles of Washington has hud his suy. One of those prominently mentioned is Rob­ ert Kennedy, the Attorney General, but no sooner is he mentioned that it ia brought out that fur Mr. Johnson to choose Mr. Kennedy would he lika a Hatfield asking a Mc­ winning the election. And he then shocked every­ body during hi* first year in office, nut it was a very delightful shock! For Hill Scott REDUCED the entire cost* of his depart­ ment by over 10% within the first year he was at Springfield. And If you think that isn't phenomenal in this modern age of rising taxes and MORE governmental employes be­ ing constantly added to the breaking hacks of us taxpay­ ers. please cite me ANY other candidate of either party who has actually cut costs by even 5T . Rill Scott Is now running for governor of Illinois. And he is pledging that If circled, he will likewise cut the costs of the entire State of Illinois by 10% the very first year he is in the gover­ nor's chair. His past record proves that he means business I That’s very frightening in Illinois—hut only lo the many unnecessary job holders and Inefficient department* of our stale government! What makes lllll Scott so unique Is not his promise to cut costs, for almost all can­ didates do that ns typical campaign nialarky. Rut Hill Scott really scares those who hope to get hand­ outs from the taxpayers. For they know he has al­ ready cut costs of one de­ partment of our state govern­ ment by over 10%, so he could very well spread that whole­ some economy to ALL tha other departments. If our son George wer# alive today, 1 know he'd be a fervent campaigner for Bill Scott. For George was frugal with his own Marine Air Corps by pay checks and believed in sound economy by govern­ ment, too. All of us American taxpay­ ers should encourage candi­ dates. whether Democratic or Republican, who resolutely prove that they mean business when they say they will pruno off the many unnecessary ex­ penses of local, state and fed­ eral government. For bankruptcy plays rlghtj into the hands of socialism, and that's why Khrushchev promised he'd have our grandchildren living under Communism. “ The power lo tax," said Chief Justice John Marshall, "is the power to destroy." So vote for candidates who will actually REDUCE taxesl That's how lo make Khrush­ chev cat crow! Too Late To Classify Dick West Says I don't happen to have Rach­ el Carson's address handy. So I am putting this letter afloat in un old buttle of weed-killer in hopes it will rcueh her in time. “ Dear Miss Curson, •■Your book ‘Silent Spring’ inudi) a deep impression on many people, myself included. W’e were greatly disturtied by your warning thnt indiscriminuto use of pesticides nnd fungicides threatened to up­ set the balance of nature. "Lust year, in compliance with your udmonition, I under­ took to break the chemical habit. And I soon found thnt I was spraying less hut en­ joying it more. Fur that I um grateful, “Ilut now another spring has rolled around nnd I find myself confronted with an­ other problem that seems to huve un oblique relation to the suhjert aired in your hook. “I would very mueh appre­ ciate having your views on the You have probably heard of organizations that make a business of tracing missing persons and private detectives who will dig up information for you at a price, hut have you ever licurd of an organ­ ization that makes a business of tracing HOOKS? Florida, 1 believe is the on­ ly state that can boast of such a research organitation. It is known as Rook Tracers and is located in Seminole County at Chuluota. Florida is an historic state and thousands of books, stor­ ies and special articles have been written about It since l’onre do laron set foot on Florida soil nt St. Augustine. llcnlDing the need lor a clearing house of Florida data, Hook Tracers set out to ga­ ther all available Information. Over Hie years they Have traced and secured countless items about Florida, books,— many out of print for years,— newspapers and magazine ar­ ticles. Do you know what Antonio dc Herrera wrote about Flor­ ida In the IGth century? When and where it was published? Hook Tracers will tell you and give the source. He snld: "And believing that this land was an Island, they nnmed it La Florida, because it has a very licsiiHful view of many cool woodlands, and it was level and uniform; and because, moreover, they dis­ covered it In tin* lime of the Feast of Flowers." While we consider the Flor­ ida Cross Slate Canal current news, did you know that It was also news on Monday, May I I , 1829 when Hie New York Evening Post publish­ ed a report of the Hoard of Engineers for Internal Im­ provement on the contemplat­ ed eanal between the Atlan­ tic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico? The Act of Congress which produced this report was passed in 1826. The route then considered was by way of St. Mary'a River to Apalachicola Hay, al­ so from the St. John's River to Vassasouss Hay, You will lie amazed at the immense amount of Florida historical data and informa­ tion that is available through the Hook Tracers organiza­ tion. No matter what subject you may lie interested in you will probably lie able to ob­ tain Just about everything ill at was ever written on the subject during Florida's his­ tory. Would you like to know what was published in New York and Washington news­ papers concerning the Semi­ nole War? Ask Book Tracers, they will send you copies of the articles or stories and re­ commend hooks that will pro­ vide additional information. While our state library in Tallahassee and nt the Uni­ versity of Florida have much material on Ibis and other can hopefuls for the I'rrsiCoy to lie his teammate. From what I have read, it dential nomination, who lint appears thnt the only thing curb other over the head every that keeps the (‘resident and time they mount a stump? No Mr. Kennedy from meeting in one is in any doubt as to how Rock Creek I’ark at duwn, nnd Mr. Goldwater feels about Mr. fucing one another at 20 paces, Rockefeller, and vire versu. ia tile strict anti-dueling law Some brave journalist should in the United State*—a law tiring up this question the next which both the President and lime the I'lesident and Mr. the Attorney General feel Kennedy hold press confer­ obliged to uphold. ences. Wlmt's holding buck None of Hie writers, even thnt little Miss May Whatthose who live within a radius cver-her-namc-ls from Maine? of one mile of Washington, lias ever come right nut asd say why the President and the Attorney Generul dislike each other— if they really do. | have heard a thousand and one rumora concerning their ani­ mosity, one <>f them being that the Attorney General once | rhilded the President for us­ ing a Western saddle wlien lie | rides around the LltJ runcli. Another is that the Presi­ dent once suggested to Mr. Kennedy that he didn't think he should allow himself to be phutogruphed with bis feet on SEE his desk, and his sleeves rolled up, during office hours. Still \ another is that they once had J u heated argument concerning the Tour dc France bicycle rare. I f there is animosity be­ tween them, I wish to good­ ness we Americana could have CUSTOM BUILT tha unadorned truth. Why Situuted on large Individually landscaped can't they he like the Republi­ W k ftM v Q subjects, the material avail­ able through Hook Tracers supplements much of it and Is available at modest cost. If you would like further in­ formation about this* interest­ ing source of Florida infor­ mation send for a ropy of their current catalog of Flor­ ida publications or tell them what your problem and inter­ ests are and they can pro­ bably supply just what you need. Address Hook Tracers, Chuluota. In Soviet Russia, Hit tupremc court Is subordinate to Hie legislature and has no power to declare a law uiD constitutional. OVER 85 YEARS At First Jk Palmclfn (Alongside old post office) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpels • Furniture • Tile • Pianos * Rental Beds tV - rfor your Dream Home? vf Idyllwilde “Homes Of V Distinction" Jf- lots Features include central heat and uir conditioning TWO NEW HOMES NOW COMPLETE HIM EST. 1935 w MODERN KITCHENS BY GENERAL 9 • \z . •"*** ■) ELECTRIC tHSUKAM tf A T A lA 114 Bo. Phone Palmetto FA 2-0814 f c Dr. Crane's TO M AH AW KED BY THE POLITICAL TRIBE How To Do It? J) - V' . C*i / . ^ J W S U llC L h S lA General Office 211 W. 26th St. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Custom Building Our Specialty Hales Office 922-7496 322-3103 STENSTROM REA LTY SALES AGENTS �flit to a fa rl Page 2-A— April 8, 1984 fr r tll (b o o h CU bby • I should ask the girl first, and If she says yes, I should then ask her' father. It seems to me that I should ask the father first, because If he says no, It wouldn't make any sense to ask the girl. Will you kindly advise me? I thank you. ABOUT TO DEAR ABOUT: Ask the girl first. If she says no, you’ve had It, boy I • • • C O N FID E N T IA L TO “HER TEACHER": I want to write to the little blind girl who wrote me a sweet letter In Braille. Please send me her name and ad­ dress. D E A R ABBY: Several ♦ • • day* ago a letter came to DEAR ABBY: lie the let­ our home addressed to a 15year-old boy our dauthter ter from the person asking what you thought about know*. II waa aent In ear* ef our daufhter. My hue- folks whose Chrlstmaa cards band «aw It and atarted to ' arrived after Christmas, I question her. Ho wanted to waa pleased with your reply: know what right the boy “Better late than never. had to laetruet aomeone to Who counts?" Bravo, Abbyl What has aond him mall In her care. She aald aha didn’t know happened to the spirit of Christmas? I shall never anything about It, and didn’t aee where It waa any of forget a Chrlstmaa gift I her falber’a buelneei. 1 aid­ once received. It waa a bot­ ed with my daughter. Her tle of home-made perfume father allowed her to glva that smelled strangely like the latter to the boy, but vanilla extract. It waa crudhe initructed her to tall edly wrapped In Christmas him that It waa not to hap- paper that had obviously pan again. What la your been used on another gift, and tied with a second hand opinion on thlaT Wo can’t Judge the boy aa wa hard­ red ribbon. But there was ao much love In Its manner ly know him. MOTHER of presentation 1 almost DEAR MOTHER: I think wept. It waa from a tenyear-old girl whose family your huaband waa right But was on relief. How I cher­ ha didn’t go far enough. He should bare aeked hla ished the thought! A SCHOOL TEACHERS daughter to bring tha boy MEMORY around ao ha could become s e e acquainted with him, gala DEAR ABBY: I want to hla confidence and learn why the boy can’t receive get married. Should I ask mall at home. Flfteen-year- the girl first, or should I olda need all the help and ask her father? Some say Q n c n h ij O n • • nsss® B le t W. C v s r e t t a H a s h t y r u b i i . b A p r i l a. is . s i . ss , t a i l . C D T - lt TV R EN T A L • B a ls a • S e r v ic e Seminole T V PA 1-4114 lenltli Celer TV 1 Buford Ave. rosrm s a t d v r id a v C a rlo a d p m R it e s r u e A itree • s ic A n d to H o m ie r * H e r e b y — C o lo r b la c k 1*1n o A t O iW o n l y " M U T I C t C H O IC R O Rob H * i* ■ liH I B I ’B l t f T — LAST DAY WALT DI1NBY1 -A TIGER WALK !" •torts Tewerrow ■hows At Ii44 • SiN 1:00 ( t ) S 't n O n S il l (1 ) 1 :1 1 ( I ) 1 :1 1 ( I ) (I) 7 :4 4 ( I ) ( l> 7 :1 * ( I ) 7 :1 * ( t ) ( l) f i l l (!) • Sri# By Ruth Miiiett Yon lev* her LITTLE bouse. (All she will bsar is the word “little.") —You would do such-andsuch if you wore In bar place. (Unless she take for you* advice—It's • safe bet aha doesn’t want tt.) —You feel tt le your duty to tell her something unpleeShe looks too per cent bet­ ter with her new hairdo or hair color. (She'll w o n d e r •ant. (She will aiupset you are secretly enjoying doing your duty.) —You already know tha Im­ portant news the phones to tell you. (Why spoil her fun?) —You've often wondered iw t h e c o r v T T J v n a r s c o u r t ) i r a nd row s h m i . why she didn't do samsthlng vai.it rottNTT, s T a t h o r she has finally gotten around F L O R ID A . IR D D l ■ S T A T S O F to doing. Why not make her WORTHS H. HARRIS, feel smart for doing some­ D **e ***d . thing, instead of stupid for FINAL NOTtCR N o tic e I t h e r e b y s t e r n t b i t not having dooe it aaooer?) th e n a d i r a l f a * l w il l, o n lb * —You knew exactly whet 4 th S a y o r M a y , A . D , t i l l , p r t r r n t t o t h e H o n o r a b le C o u n ­ her reaction something t y S u i t e o f S r m ln e lo C o u n ty , wee going to be. (When a man F lo r id a , t h a l r r in a l r a tu rn . a o e o a n t a a l v a a t h i r a . a a A d - tells a woman that, it always m ln U t r a t r lo a * o f t h a a a ta ta a t makes her furious. Don't ask M O N T B * R . H A R R I S , d a e a a a rd . a n d s i a a l l t lm * . th a n a n a ma why—Just taka my word t h a t * . m a k a a p p lic a t io n t a t h * for it) Legal Notice to r i C T I T I O l 'S N A H H N O T IC K l a h e r e b y ( I r o n t h a t t a m o n t s t r d In b u s in e s s a t l i s t H ia w a t h a , S r m ln o t * c o u n ­ t y , F lo r id a , u n d r r t h * f i c t i t i o u s a s m * o f , R m b s s a y C lu b , a n d t h a t I I s t s a d t * r s e i s t s r a a ld a a m a W it h t h e C la r k o f th e C ir c u it C o u r t, a s m ta o U C o u n ­ t y , F lo r id a , la a e o a rd a n e o w rith t h a p r a v l t l e M a t t h * F i c t it i o u s N a m * a ta tn ts ® t o - w lt i S rc tto n S I I . M F la r lS a S t a t u t r s m i . ■ 1st A m y A a l s r s o n F a h t ls h A f r i t I , I I . M . t» . 1144 C D T - lf S u t i ih l n * A lm s n t n a ro v * . F a rm R » p *rt F l o r id a H ls t a r y f lu n r ls o S s m s s to r T o d a y— llu f h D sw as F i lm F s a ta rs s F a rm M hL R a p e rl M ls h t * R v a s i T *« *y L s s a l M ow n. W a a th s r C a p t a la X a a s a re * C a rta s n * D lv o r o * C o u r t A m s r le a a H lo t o r y E a s r t ls o F o r W o r n * * C a rto o n * R om per R oom Say W h s * _ N s w s — M ik e W e t le s e N BC N sw s I p t n lih W o rd fo r W o rd D t e t m b o r B r id e 1 L o r* Lucy C o n c s a t r a t lo n F r ie s I s R le h t T h * M cC oys M l. . I n * L in k * T h * O b js c t Is P a ts A O la d y s i:is Ills *:•* 4:11 1:0* ( I ) D a y In C o u rt A r t L ln k ls tt s r N ow s— L I.a M *w a rt (I) L o r e t t a Y e a * f a s n s r a ' H o s p it a l T o T o ll T h * T r o t h (i) T a n D o n 't S a y ( C o lo r ) (i) Q u t . n F o r A D a y (S) T h * C S S * « f N t l h t (I) M a tc h O a m * (!) T r a l l m a t t o r (S> S s e ro t S to r m (SI R u r a a a n d A l l s * (I) N o w * (S) U a e l* W a l l (t) R s i t * f O r a e s h e (S) B ro a s o (I) C a r t e o s s it; She Started From Nothing... By Harold Btera NEW YORK- Not having seen “Carny”, the NBC-TV News Special slated for Sun­ day night (April 12, 10-11 p.m. EST), I don’t know bow suc­ cessfully the show explores the world of the American carnival. But, sight unseen, you must give producer Chet Hagan at least two points for Inspiration. It was bis Idea to use Sally Rand as both the on-and-offearners hoitess end narrator. Not that Miss Rand is quali­ fied above all others to talk about carnivals. Sines her (masking debut In the ell-to­ gether at the 1933-34 Chicago's World's Fair. MUi Rand has spent most of her time playing the iters, clubs and fairs, oc­ casionally hanging up her fane to do • plsy or a musi­ cal with har clothes on. Sho did not play her first carnival until IMS and ska hasn't appeared with many since that time. But, what does U raattsr? One assumM the show will havo been cartfully researched and Miss Rend will ,Jttve pertinent things to say, whether she wrote them or not. More important than Belly Rand's qualifications as tn export on cemlvels is the fact that the name Sally Rend is synonymous with a certain kind of flamboyant, free­ wheeling show builnese, of which there is so Uttle In evi­ dence today. The mere mention of the nemo Sally Rand Is evocative. It's enough (nr New York Commissioner Moees to re­ fuse to consider any enter­ tainment using her services ss suitable for the World’s Fair. It’s enough to send in­ definite thoughts about bur­ lesque and strip teasing and sex careening through your heed. The truth ef the matter Is that what wee celled ladeoent exposure la 1933 is pret­ ty much every-day stuff now. Sally has never been n strip- WE'LLMIX per and the closest she’s ever come to burlesque wst her fine work as a temporary re­ placement for the then-ailing Ann Corio In New York’s offBroadway show, “This Was Burlesque,” last spring- The high spot of her appearance wee the fen dines, which doesn't teem to have varied at ell in 30 years. I shouldn't say that. I first saw Sally 10 years ago and, when I saw her last year, the fsn dance seemed exactly the same. Indecent exposure? Sally Jokes about it: “I start where strippers leave off.” she said. “If I were to strip, I'd have to get down to my boose. I w u born In the Oserki whore they have to catch yeu put your shoes on. I fUQ go bare­ footed—up to my chin." Lurid? Hardly. During her entire performiaoe, in which she weir* not a stitch, n oembtnatleo of Selly'e dexterity with her fans gnd the artis­ to tic, frustrating lighting ex­ poses only the fact that, while she may be naked, you'ne not about to see anything. “My whole dance," the said, “Is dedicated to proving that the Rand is quicker than the eye." That Sally at 99 hit a bet­ tor figure and U sexier look­ ing than many women n third to a half her age is a tribute both to her care of herself and her seat for living. • WINES • LIQUOR • BE E R 100 PLAID STAMPS MINIMUM 18.00 PURCHASE GOOD FOR 10 DAYS X il AZALEA SA LE! VALUES FROM l i t# TO 11.00 BACH PLANTS UP TO M.46 4 FT. TALL ee. Grapevillc N o n a r y 8231 Grayer [lie Ave. SI I22-64M “Scott* Dealer" L IQ U O R STO RES OPEN • A. M. TO MIDNITE PINECRE8T SHOPPING CENTER 17-92 AND ORLANDO DRIVE SANFORD, FLORIDA mail or bring this coupon J) and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door 8I Hunter MVP CHICAGO (UP1) — Las Hunter, Loyola University's flfoot-7 ranter, wee named the Ramblers' most valuable player for the 1MS-64 season at the beam's annual spring banquet Monday night YOU WAIT —fr/M fl SH im m -rnw A M B for O nly.................... mmm WEEK Delidoua S i l l F r o t h Ave. Sanford, F it. Carry Out Ordera n . sss-Hii Williams Cotormatar make* any paint eotor your Mart desires. , , In |uat seconds. Use this unique service for all your paint needs and be sura of perfect ootor-match. OHN A CHAAQi ACCOUNT f lN D T OUAUTY M IN T S 117 8 . Magnolia Ave. Phoaa 822-1681 t^lB SSL §25 ... >!$&£[> yw* sine OW - A lAd Uf Tad Williams Hardware Stripp’a Card sad Gift Shop DtBary, Fla. • -v .ire a SMASU to a s m trou A? COmJs ' CAFETERIAS' Cm tem Swtf£ Come Sms wth us. tn)oy crisp, appetising eeledi.,. (esq: pwt, cess* see creams.. .tenser, Stectoui prime meets an* gaidsn-fretN vegetables. . . esrved Is tot* pteeual surroundings. And remember, Tlwied* eight f Is “family night" with free desserts H r e ll. . . end , Saturday night le “steak night" when you gst • big H te . T-a**e steak se abed to year erder Hr cniy ,on* deder. rtiristoe*; U A H. - M l P. M. D m v : 4.30 -1.04 P, IL Trade Winds Cafeterias else leeatod le Orlande, Leesburg, Cans A Melbourne Anpls I-its Parking Am — L IQUOR MART OF VALUES S h e A w iN W il l ia ^AeiowFbod ItN • TtN • 4i44 S i H (S ) S ill ( I ) S ill ( I ) (I) ( i; | : ll (I) (I) lliO l ( t l ( l) IS :I* ( I ) (I) 1 0 :11 ( I ) (II (() 1 1 :1 * t t ) (I) (S ) IlilS ( I) (I) (I) Sill thinks llks s m u. (Soma m u soatldar this a high compliment for a career woman, but tha women does­ n’t.) the looks se much like some other women. (Women don't want to be look-alikes, with the possible exception of a teen-ager when told she looks Ilka a movie star.) Just how awful you thought ibo looked before she made the change.) a a ld J u d e * t o r a r i n a l n i i l i m i n t a t t b * t r a d m in is t r a t io n a t a a ld e s ta te , a n d f o r a n O r S ac d l s c h a r t l n t th e m a s s u c h A d m in is t r a t r ic e s . D a te d t h is t h * I T l h d a y a t M a r c h . A . D , 1114. T h s lm a I t . L t v l n c a t o * B s r a t r e M. It rv r rlr A s A d m ln ls tr s tr lc r o n t th * s a la t s of M ONTKX B. H A R R I S . D S c s a rs d . ■ T R K S T R O M , D A V IS A M c lN T O S H A t t o r n s ? * t o r A d m ln t s t r s t r le s a F o a l O f f ic e t in s U S s S a n fo r d . F l o r id a *1771 P u b lis h A p r i l 1. S. 14, S t. 1114 C D T -l Starts 1 1 :1 1 (S ) T h t t l s r a t t h * S ta r s 11:11 ( t ) J o h n n y C a r s s n IC s Is r) ( I ) M s v l* but you have no sequence at all. Nevertheless, the Jack play has everything to gain and nothing to lose. This time it gives you four quick heart tricks. If South covers with THURSDAY P . M. the quceo, your partner wins tl:S S ( t ) T o u r F i r s t I m p r s s s with the ace. A heart return ton gives you all your hearts. ( I ) L o r a e f L if e (S ) H e ro n K e y * If South dueka, you contln11:11 ( t ) T r o t h o r C o n * * ue with a low heart with the quoneos ( I ) F a th e r K n o w s B s .t same happy result. ( I ) S ta r c h f o r T o m o r r o w This play would not have lt:ll ( I ) O u l d ln * L i g h t saved you had South held tha I lls ( t ) N s w e ( I ) K r n l* F o rd ace and queen of hearts, but « ) T h * O p . * W in d o w It would still havo been a t i l l ( t ) F o c u s happier lead than fourth best. 1:10 t l ) P t o p l t A r * F u n n y (» ) N s w s — D o rs FsnThe Jack lead would havo n . ll ( I ) A s T h * W a r id T a r a s held declarer to two heart tricks; the fourth best lead till ( I ) C a r to o n s sh * A D sat would have allowed him to 1:0* (<1t>) LAsntn'a l M o th s rs ( I ) P a s s w o rd make three tricks In the suit. 1:1# ( 1 ) T b s D o c t o r s Jh a W o m a n : rn m T s o re • a:0S f t ) h a w e e s p * (S ) N e w s . S p o r ts . W a s th s r f * ) N s w rs lln s 1 :1 * ( * ) C h * s p o r t s l: S I | l ) W s a th s r S h o w 1 :1 1 (S ) N s w s — W s l t s r C r o n k it* ( I ) l l u n t l s y • R r ln h t s y T:SS ( t ) D e p u t y ( f ) O ls n n R o a r s * ( I) C hsyonn* 7 :1 0 f l ) T h * V l r e l n l s n f l ) C BS n a p o rts » : * * (S I P a t t y D u h a ( I ) C h. I ly s e la l 1 :1 4 ( I ) T h * F a r m a r ’ a D a u e h ts r f l ) T lg h tr o p * 4:04 ( I ) K a p l a n * * * ( I ) B s s s r ly I f l l l b t l l l s s f t ) B an C ts s y 4 :1 0 f t ) D ic k V a n D y b s 1 0 :** ( I I K ls v s n t h H sur ( i l D aanp K a ra ( I ) C b a n n ln * 1 1 :1 1 ( J ) ( S ) N s w s , W s a t h s r . S p o rt* ( I ) N sw s — M u r p h y M a r ti* 1 1 :1 1 ( I ) N s w s , W s a t h s r , THURSDAY A. H. By Oswald Jacoby Sr i NOTICR IS hereby sl*»n that 1 am *ni*g*4 In butlnaaa at III N. Dial* Hlwejr, Caaaalbarrr. esmlaal# Oeuaty, Vlarlla. uniWr tha ftotllloua asm* at iiuihir Construction a Raatty Co., aa6 that I Inland to roditsr sate aama with Ibo Clork of tba Circuit Court, Romlaola County, Florida, In accordant* with tha proviate** of the rictlilou* Mama stat­ ute*. to.w;n a*oUoa anal Florida atatutaa III?. • Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly IIlUs. Calif., for Abby’a new book­ let, ”HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCAS­ IONS." I Legal Notice • Get It off your chest. For a personal, unpublished re­ ply, write to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamped, selfaddressed envelope. Sometimes on apparently •eaaatkmal play Is merely’ 14 routine expert practice. 1011 A 1004 Take a look at the East KQIOS end North hands only. West g in . opens the queen of spadee after North baa raised South from one to three no-trump. aoas You, East, would like to re­ 7141 turn yoyr partner’s ault, but a o m an you have a mighty good rea­ AKIOT son not to. You Just can't lead I S 'o i f a suit when you don't have ♦A da any of it. n d Was* Bo you must Shift and R takes only a little study to 1N.T. Pass IM A Pam see that a diamond or club lead la hopeless. You have to lead a heart. Which heart are you going This la not a book lead. to lead? If you are an expert Every book says to lead there Is no problem at all. four, unless you have certain aequencea In your high cards, You lead the Jack. Never teO n woman— —That aha la looking very well. (A woman Interprete this as a not-too-aubUe hint you think she has gained since yon sew her lest.) WEDNESDAY P. M. By Abigail Van Buren understanding they can get. U )a Television TV Time NOW SERVING* la the Seminole Plaza ON V. a. 17-91 SOUTM at Ceesclbarry asa-Ttri ( »m?t 11 f t �A —et • v •d ' wfr i i! CHUCK 6Ll^ ----- QUALrnrNATURALLY V a l e r i WrrnTI 'April, 8, 1964—Paso 8-A AGED WESTERN GRAIN-FED B EEF Cuban Guerrilla War Increasing, * Refugees Say 4 i LB J MIAMI (U P I) — Cuban Re fugccs (aid today guerrilla activity agalnit Prem ier Fide] Cartro'o government in Cuba la on the increase a fter an 18-month lull. The refugee “Sentinels of Liberty" organisation said inPRICES GOOD THRU THE VtfKSH D cldenta of guerrilla violence last month included an am­ QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED bush aouth of Havana in which 2460 P A R K A V B . an army captain and bis driv­ er were killed and an attack on a militia b arrack near • f " " Jatlbonieo In which a num­ ber of militiamen and their weapons were captured. An undetermined number of militiamen were killed or I fr ee extra g, wounded in a clash with fuor* riUas near Florencla, the re ­ fugee* as Id. I y f V WITHIHG COUPONANi FURCHAMCP vV an annv _ i/n luru n t iu i v ia Saboteurs started a fire a t a the Guatano army camp out­ side LaColoma March 20 which exploded magazines at the camp, the “Sentinels" said. The Castro government announced this Incident but described the tire as aecid_ ental. Sabotage of electrie trans­ formers blackad out Havana for two hours of the night of March 17, the refugee group said. In Camaguey, saboteurs set fire to a slaughterhouse and several warehouses. ■■ i^ d V V < GLUE RIBBON QUALfTT BONELESS ■>.jji■«Mil i • MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ! ! ® I(fpNYLON GARDENHOSE! John X . E lam , eon of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Elam of 28M South French Avenue, has been promoted to corporal in the ROTC unit at Gordon MUL tary College la BameevlUe, Ga. Rank in the cadet corps Is achieved by academic and military progress of the in dividual ca d e t BLUE RIBBON QUALITY FRESH FORK TENOER TASTY NUTRITIOUS SHOULDER ROAST..“33< BEEF LIVER............“ 3ft U A H MEATY BAR-B-Q SIZE e 2 to S It* GRENDELL BREADBD(CSoppod.Froaon-Forniod) SPARE RIBS.......... “4ft VEAL STEAKS..........“6ft MILD LONGHORN OLD FASHIONED CHEDDAR CHEESE...“ 5ft CHUNK BOLOGNA....“3ft FARMIR ORAY SEAFOOD SFNCIAL • MEATY SKINLESS FRANKS. WHITE SHRIMP.......“6ft PREMIUM GOLDEN CREAM STYLE BETTY CROCKER CAKE MIXES 3 $1oo FOR SIZE CAN* STOKELY TOMATO oTCLLOV o WHITE FOR a DEVIL FOOD o MILK MISSION GREEN CHOCOLATE SAVED*EA. I9U ftwPKGS ■ (JJH\ FYNE*TASTE PRE-GROUND • lout.* co ffee (TOUR choice) with iSM or more or " J MM COFFEE G lT D E lb BAG Jfrm W # T CHASE & SANBORN |39 ,nstant GTIOeeJAR DETERGENTS • UMTM OF TOUR CHOKE « m i SM I OR more foog 0R 0 II FYNE-TEX DETERGENT S•, ; MERCHANTS GttlH STAMPS ■ eufti Iua /V« ,Z oaal_ tex im f iraMeeteeeoailicenG CHICKEN STICKS tl* eS— eoifn eram J « hz PAG , OIXIE CHEF, OSoa CAMS ^ • ■■ • •■ • «G af«4«)| 44M M M aM G F 49t G T 47ee FKO HERSHRVS 39t SPAGHETTI ii'ii’ 2„.35 CHOCOLATESYRUP •0L0BH FOFFT CALIF. YELLOWQUMO GRAPCoOGAtMloPRUtT FUNCHoFIMSAPPlB SLICEDPEACHES 2a. 25 Hl-CDRINKS Mot CAM 1ft FA N CYSU CH )BEETS FRU ITcocxua s a M a * !10,* :: G0UXNC0RI oe/weijuKE Lady Fair 4 **1?8 GARDEN 11 •• MR CARNATION 8 - SAVE 4f 1C? Moo 4AR | | J \ a a N M M M ^ | iZ S !IS M e Sanford Soldier Is Promoted BONELESS STEW....“ 6ft CORN TSf SAUCE 3 251 LIMAS s.'s!*" 3 n»25* Sea Cows Will Graze In Lake TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — Florida Atlantic University agents have hit on a unique scientists and conservation plan to rid • Florida's lakes and rivers of heavy vegeta­ tion—turn a herd of sea cows loose to grate on the grocn< •ry. The plan will be tested in Broward County'a Middle Riv­ er. BLUE RIBBON QUALITY BEEF (arneed or pieces) r olled CHUCK ROAST.......“ 6ft •«« BU FFET Beer Lapping Dog Angers Bar Patron EAST ST. LOUIS, IU. (U P I) —Bennie Marks didn't mind sharing the bar with a dog but when the pooch started to drink his glass of beer, that made him mad. Marka complained to police a fter Richard Cunningham bmught a dog into a local sa­ loon, took a glass of beer away from him and gave it to the thirsty animal. When Marka beefed, police said Cunningham knocked him off the bar stool. Cunningham waa charged with a ssa u lt __ • 5 YEAB GUARANTEE .. e .t * u g { MitCHAHTS g rim tw m SAVE St EAo CR. ST.eaVM.KIR. FF Deluxe FRESH FROZEN F10 RI0A i lb craTtiaT MMtfBEI )} CC«N OIL (9^*4 fi R tMARGARINE e M te M r O M M il O IT., O A A C A N liT t ROMBMADI 6000 BY SHOP FOOD FAIR FOR A L L OF YOUR Musical Pr eperttee Stringed instruments their exiatenee to the musics' LAST FAMMea f save o pSPANISH ep p r id si park r ig BAR CAKE j properties i n h e r e n t in an elastic filament which make it vibrate r e g u l a r l y stretched between two fixed M Deleao FROZEN pointe, according to the Ency­ clopaedia Britannic*. tog FRESH SAKEOrDCACH size PARFAITCAKES 4ft VALUE WAFFLES Z-r.-ZS'StICtD NAMBURSIR OR NOT GOG ‘SLSELSS!*! ROLLS 2yv3* SUPPLIES FRESH CALIFORNIA FERTILIZER, SEEDS, TOOLS, PLANTS, BTC? ALL A T FOOD PAIR*! FAMOUS LOW FRICISI VMtTI RAM HAIR SPRAY X ASPARAGUS LB. t» ! There* e lette fe ta •SANFORD ■ ter Me aaeeot % | N « a te l» te ^ e ^ ^ ^ BLUE LIQUID LAUNDRY DETERGENT WISK . MAKE YOUR WHOLE HOUSE SPARKLE HANDY ANDY testae «r perteoe a teen nvtaeat, . . . reef tte IN TABLET FORM The Sanford Herald VIM DETERGENT Virginia Petrosal P. O. Boa Itlt Sanford Pkyllk ^Rageooteim Lake Mary Morn Norrin TB 1-1*14 B. fli ashim Mildred Haney 448-3431 ,§.t?z THE A l l PURPOSE DETERGENT, 15c OFF FORTIFIED W ITH EXTRA BLUEING POWER SURF SILVER DUST BLUE G£T PERFECT, FOR WASH, DISHES, FINE THINGS GETS DIRT O U T FAST BREEZE RINSO BLUE THERE’S N O LIQUID DETERGENT LIKE RICH A N O CREAMY LUX LIQUID NEW PINK LIQUID FOR DISHES SWAN LIQUID 65$ LUX TOILETSOAP V . 65$ LUX TOILETSOAP FOR USB ONLY IN MECTRIC DISHWASHER DETERGENT WITH CONTROLLED SUDS S 35$ CONDENSEDALL G IA N T 1Q X ESPECIALLY FOR AUTOM ATIC WASHERS AL REG BOX 33$ FLUFFYALL 79$ DISHWASHERALL SIZI 2/ 21$ LIFEBUOYSOAP 2/31$ LIFEBUOYSOAP. 79$ LIQUIDALL BATH SUB a c a 40# QUART BTL 77$ THE LUXURY DCOOORANT BAR !a 2/23# PRAISE SOAP THE ACTIVE SOAP FOR ACTIVE PEOPLE RICH A N D CREAMY BOX A U PURPOSE S LA BOX THE ACTIVE SOAP FOR ACTIVE PEOPLE REG 20 OZ - THE LUXURY DEODORANT BAR 2/33$ PRAISE SOAP IS 2/29$ �Legal Notice in nnc c ir c u it court. I1 R « JTD IC IA L C m C t'IT OF FLOR ID A IX A I D FOR sem in o le r o c m . CHANCKRT I D , 1 R I A J . S. GLEASON. J R . , as Admin* Is tr ato r of V etera n s Affairs, an Officer e f «h» United S l a t e s of Amtrloa, P la in tiff, SAMUEL F BROADT. a 'k / a B. l P. BRO A D T and MART E. BROADT. a/k/a MA RT E L I ­ Z A B ET H BROADT. Ms wife. and J A M E S T R O T T E R and -----T R O T T E R , bis wife. Defendants, s o m s OF S L IT I I MORTOAGE F O R E C L O S U R E TO I J A M E S T R O T T E R and — — TROTTER, his wlfn. whose residence la A tla n ­ ta. Georgia, and whose la st known address la 1111 Springdale Road. SW, Atlanta. Georgia. TOU A R E I I E R E B T NOTI­ F I E D t h a t a Complaint to foreclose a ce rta in mort gage encumberin g the following des­ cribed real property, to -w lt: LOT T H I R T E E N (111 o f SANLANDO E S T A T E S . Seminole County. Florida, accord ing to P la t thereof recorded In Plat Book IS, Page SI. Public Records o f Seminole County, Florida. Tog ether n l t h the following Improvemei. »: I - W es, t i t l e Hot W a ­ t e r H e a ter— _ No. A - lO - l lR 1 • Mar tha W« iilngtoa O sen —8 No. a A - I M - l O 1 - Monogram W all l le a t a r —8 No. 4 S-R -D E 1 • V ictor l.u ste rllne K i t ­ chen E s h a u s t Kan with I# ' ‘M a “ Hood S • Kutone Heater s has been filed against yon In the above styled suit, the sh or t title of which Is J . S. Gleason. J r., aa Adm inistrator of V eterans Affairs, an Officer of the United S t a t e s of America, P la in tiff, versus. Samuel P. Broady, a/k/a 8. P. Broad y and Mary E. Broady a/k/a Mary E lisab eth Broady, bla wife, and J a m e s T r o t t e r and — T ro tter, his wife, Defend­ ants, and you are reiiulrsd In serve a copy of your Answer or other pleading to the Com­ plaint on P l a i n t i f f s Attorney, Mack N. Cleveland, J r . , S u its S i t Sanford Atla ntic Nation al Bank Building. Sanford. F l o r Ida, and f il s t h s original An­ sw er or oth er pleading In the o ffic e of the Clerk o f the C ir­ cuit Court on or before t h s 1st day or May. A. D. K M . I f you fall to do so, a decree pro ronfaeso will be t a k e s against you for the relief de­ manded In the Complaint. T his Notice shell be publish­ ed ones a week for four con­ secutive weeks In The San­ ford Herald, a newspaper cir­ culated In Seminole County, Florida. Dated this 10th day sf March. A. D. 111!. (BE A L) Arthu r H. Beckw ith. J r , Clark of Circuit Court B y : Mar tha T. Vlhlen D. C. Mack N. Cleveland. J r . and Harold F . J oh nso n Atto rneys a t U s P. O. D raw er Z Sanford, Florida Publish April 1, I, I I , >1, 1M I CDT-1 IN T B S C IR C U IT COURT IN AND F O R SEMINOLE COUN­ T Y . FLORID A WOONSOCKET IN ST IT UTI ON F O R HAVINGS. • Rhode Island saving* bank, P la ln tlft T. AUGUSTUS BERNARD MeK E E , J R . . St ai. • D e f e n d a n t* NOTICE O F SU IT T H E S T A T E O F FLORID A T s i Augustus B ern ard McKee, J r . , residence unknown Ana A. McKee, residence unknown The m ailing addrsae e f these defen dants Is: c/a J o a q u in J lm l n e s Itubla, C alls de Manuall Oulmrra No. I I , B a r r i e de Peral, Carta gen a, Spain Tou e r e hereby notified t h a t ' a su it has bean filed a g a in st you In t b s above en titled cause, and t h a t you a r e r e ­ quired to file your a nsw er with the c l e r k of this Court and to serve a copy th ereo f upon the p la i n t i ff or pla in tif f 's atto rn eys, whose name and address Is J e n n in g s, W at ts , C l a r k e and Ham ­ ilton, I1M B a rn e tt Na­ tional B a n k Building. J a c k s o n ­ ville 1, Florida, not l a t e r than May I. K M . I f you fall to do se a decree pro eonfesao will be entered ag a in st you for the relief demanded In the com­ p l a i n t T his suit la to f o re ­ close a m ortgag e. The real property proceeded against la: Lot I t . Block R. BUNLAND E S T A T E S . A subdivision, aecordlng to a p lat thereof, recorded In P la t B ook 11, pages I t to 11 of the Public Records o f Seminole County, F l o r ­ ida W IT N E S S my hand and the seal of said Court a t Sanford, Florida, this 10th day e f March. K M . (COURT S E A L ) Arthu r H. B eck w ith. J r , Clerk of the Circuit Court B y : M arth a T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk J enn in g s, W a tts , C la r k s and Hamilton B a r n s tt National B a n k Bldg. J a ck so n v ille 1. F lorida Publish April L I, 1*. I t . 1M4 CDT-g 9 A a ” ^ k f A w a * ) IN UOUNTT J U D G E 'S COURT, SEMINOL E COUNTY, F L O R ­ IDA. F i le No. 44m * esta te of A D E L E F . FOX, DECEASES NOTICE TO CSIBDtTORS > TO A LL PERSONS RAT- 1 * ) (NO CLAIMS OB DEMANDS ASAINST SAID E ST A T E I Tou and aaeb o f you a r s hereby notified and required ta file any clalma and demands which yoa or eith er e f yen. may have a g ainst said a t te t e Is the o ffic e of Hoa. C. V ern­ on Mias, County Ju d g e e f Seminole County, a t - h i e oftlc a la the Court House la Sanrord, Florida, w ltb la a l l calender months from tbs tim e e f the tlrat publication a t this notice. Each claim or demand must be A la w ritin g and eon taln the * plaoa e l residence and poet offic e addreaa e f the cla im a n t end must he sworn to by the claimant, his a g en t or a t t o r ­ ney, e r t h s earns shall be void. FL O R ID A N A T I O N A L BAN K A T ORLANDO B y : P. T. Tinsley, J r . , V l c e - F r e e t i e a t and Tru at O fficer As Adm inistrator a f said sau te r a “ » r * SM-M / - . - w . v, I �/ * •» Rain Or Shine, The Response Pours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call FA 2-5612. CLASSIFIED INDEX Phone Classified 322-5612 425-5938 From Sanford Exchange L From Seminole County NOT LONG DISTANCE Office 204 W. First RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald win M M r> •possible for more this oae la correct lsMrtioa of your ad. and reserves (ha right to re­ vile or reject say advertise­ ment from what ordered to conform te the policies of this P»per. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: To—., thro m . • I I . K. day before laaertloa. Man. • Sat aooa. DEAOLOTBS STRAIGHT CLASSinED: Toes., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day before iaasrtlon. Hon. • Sat aeon. Legal Notice NOTICTD o r R E F E R E N D l'M ■ L E C T IO * NOTICE 18 H EH E BT OIV T.S that tha Board of Countr Commission*™ of B tm lnolt County, Florida, haa callad for a lU ftra n d u m Elaotlon to be held In Sam lnol* County. F l o r ­ ida. on tha It h day of May, A. D. l t d , for tho purpoee •f having tho oleotoro o f Sam lnol* County, Florida, voto for or a c a l n e t Chapter S S - l l t l. Act of the L eglelaturo of tha S t a t e of Florida, becoming e f ­ fective, eold Act be ln e: !» -AN A C T AUTHOBIXINO T H E COUNTY O r SEMINOt.E. XLOIUDA, TO CONBTBUCT OB ACQUIRE WAT E B CONSERVATION AND CONTROL FACILITIES IN ■ Ain COUNTY FOR THE CONSERVATION, DEVELOPWENT. UTILIZATION AND DtarOSAL OF W A T E R ! PROVIDING FOR THE USE O F F U N D S AUTHORIZED OR RECEIV ED U N D E R THIS ACT. I S C t U D I N O FUNDS FROM THE SALE OF OENKRAL OBLIGATION BONDS. A S S E S S M E N T «ONDB. AND AD VALORUM TAXES; DEFINING P R I ­ MARY A N D SECONDARY WATER CONSERVATION AND CONTROL FACILITIES! AUTHORIZING THE COUN. TY DOARD TO CREATE • FECIAL TAX DISTRICT AND ASSESS. LEV Y AND COLLECT SPECIAL ASSESS­ MENT TAX NOT TO E X CEED T H R E B .T E N T H 8 (1/10) OF A MILL EACH T E A R : AUTHORISING T H E SUSPENSION O R DENIAL OF PERMITS, INCLUDING BUILDING P E R M IT S , IN CONFLICT W I T H T H E F U R POSES OF T H I S ACTl AU ­ THORIZING SA ID COUNTY TO LEV T AD VALORUM T A X ES OR S P E C I A L ASSESSMENT!. OR BOTH OH ANY ftlir fcanfurb ijrral& April 8, 1964— Page 5-A 1. Lost & Found Preparation of Income Tax 2. Notices • Personals Returns by former agent of 3. Education • Instruction Internal Revenue Svc. 2101 d. Transportation S. Park Ave., Tel. 322-3876, 5. Food Ernest Bickncll. 6. For Rent Income Tax Returns. Lamar 6A Special Notices WilUami, Five Points. Ph. 7. Business Rentals 322-7843. 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent VACUUM CLEAN ER-LOCAL 10. Wanted to Rent REPA IRS - SALES 11. Real Estate Wanted ALL MAKES 12. Real Estate For Sale Pbons 322-2282 13. Mortgage Loans i ■ • ■ 14. Insurance INCOME TAX SERVICE 18. Business Opportunity O. M. Harrisons 16. Female Help Wanted 1311 Palmetto 17. Male Help Wanted 322-8827 322 7948 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 6. For Rent 20. Babysitters 3 BR House, Llv., Din. Rm., 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build • Paint - Repair Kit., Utility Rm ., Carport. No pets. Ph. 322-7114. 28. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services I B R . Apt. furn., 322-3762 25. Plumbing Services day*; 322-0991 n lltl. 26. Radio A Television 27. Special Services 2 B R , unfurn, on lik e , Adulti, 28. Laundry Service $73 mo. 1270 Seminole 29. Automobile Service Blvd., Cauelberry. Phone 29A. Auto Accessories TES-T049. 80. Machinery - Tools 81. Poultry - Live stock Small furn. cotU $s. Cheap. Days 322-2022, Nites 6830. 31A. Peta ‘.The florist gave her eome of yeeterday'e flowers for a 82. Flowers - Shrubs 3 Room furn. apt. Apply 915 centerplecelH 83. Furniture Park Ave., Sanford. 84. Articles Tor Sale 6. For Rent 12. Real Estate For Sale 34-A Swap or Exchange 1 B R ., Furn. Apt. with Pvt. bath, 317 S Park Ave. 36. Articles Wanted 2 BR. Furn. Duplex. Available WHAT’S FOR SUPPER? 30. Automobiles - TrucKs Clean rooms for men. 401 April I t. 1-BR. Unfurn. Du 36-A Autos Wanted plex. Available May 1. 14th How about serving you up a Magnolia Ave. 322-0720. 37. Boats - Motors Ave. Longwood, 8 mi. from nice juicy Home for just 88. Motorcycles - Scooters Furn. apt. 500 Park Ave. N.A.S. Ph. 838-3298. $500 Down? We hive a num­ 89. Trailers - Cabanas ber of them scattered all FURN. 3 Bedrm., oak floor*, Furn. 2 BR. house, Lake 40. Farm Equipment ever town, even in Loch Ar­ maionry home. 1 Blk. We»t Golden, Lake privileges. Ph. of Hwy. 17-92 on 434, then 322-0274. 1 blk. South on E n t St. to Vincent Dr. MI 4-0214. 2 BR. house, kit. equlpt. $73. IN COt'NTT J U D G E 'S COURT, 2312 Yate Ave. off 25th, SEMIN OLE COUNTT. F L O R 2 BR , house, kitchen equled, IDA near bate. Ph. 322-3614. F ll» . Ns. 4448 $65 mo. 322-3685. Legal Notice E S T A T E OP MAGDALENE A. DAVIS. D E C E A SE D NOTICE TO r n E D I T O n u TO A LL P E R * n \ » RAV ING C L A I M S OR D E M A N D S AGAINST SAID E S T A T E . You and *» ch of you » r* haroby notified and rtq u lrrd to fll* any cla im * and dtmanda which you, or * l t h * r o f you, may hava aca lna t aald aatata In tha office of Hon. C. V e r n ­ on Mia*. J r . County J u d g e of Samlnol* County, a t h i * offic e In the Court Houa* In Sanford, Florida, within a l l catandar rnonthi from tha time of the flrat publication o f t h l* notice E a ch claim or demand mutt b * In w rtln g and contain tha place of raatdanea and poet o f ­ fice addraaa o f the claim ant and m utt b* aworn to by the claiman t, hla a g en t o r at torn ey, or the tarn* ahall b * void. J a n * L. Pattaraon A t E i a c u t r l s of aald aatata Icardt A P a yten P. O. B a t 1ST W in te r P a rk , F lorid a Publtah March i l A April 1, I. II. 1111 CDS-TI IN TH R CIRCUIT COURT OF TMR NINTH JU D IC IA L C IR . Ct’IT. IN AND F O R SEM I­ NOLE COUNTT, FLO R ID A CHANCERY NO. ItMOT DIVORCE JOHN PAUL FOX, J R , P la in tiff, COMBINATION B E T T Y J A N E FOX. Defendant. NST ICR O F PUBLICATION T o. B E T T Y J A N E POX 4 Monro* Street Silver Creak, New T o r k T on nr* ordered to appear gad a n a w tr In ptraon. or by attornay, to a Complaint h e re­ in (11*4 agalnat you In C ir­ cuit Court of Samlnol* Coun­ ty, Florida, on or before the 20lh day of April, t i l l , the earn* being a aull for divorce o t h tr w l a t a Decree Pro Canfaato win b t dntarad agalnat you f o r failu re to appear and gnawer a t required by law. W IT N E S S my hand and o f f i ­ cial aaal thla t f t h day of March. 1144. (CIR CU IT COURT S E A L ) A rthur II. Ilack wlth , J r . , Clark of the C ircu it Court Samlnol* County Court(■) JoMoe P. Avery, J r . , houaa Sanford. F lorida Chairmen, Board of Coun­ B y : San dr a S. Johnao n ty Commleetonore In And Deputy Clark f o r Seminole County, F lo r* F E L D E R AND UETTIN OIIA U8 Ida. Attorney* a t Law A rthu r II. B eck w ith, J r . l i e South Knowlaa Avanu* Clerk of tho Board o f Coun­ P ott Office Boa 1124 ty Commlaelonora l a and for W inter P ark , Florid a Seminole County, Florida. Publlth March I I , 24 A April Publlok April 1. I, II, I t , l t d ", I. I l l l . CDT-4 CDH-41 T H ER EO F. TO F A T T H E COST OF SUCH W A T E R CONSERVATION OR CONT It O L FA CILITIES; AU. TIIQRIZINO B O N D S OR OTHER OBLIGATIONS TO FINANCE S A I D FACILI­ T I E S ; AUTHORIZING SAID COUNTT TO ENTER INTO CONTRACTS O R A G R E E ­ MENTS WITH OTHER PUBLIC BODIES FOR LOANS. GRANTS. OR O T H 8 R ASSISTANCE IN T H E CONSTRUCTION, ACQUIRINO AND FINANCING OF SAID FACILIT IES; PRO. TIDING FOR THE CREA­ TION OF DEPARTMENTS, B O A R D S , OR AGENCIES RELATING TO SAID FACI* U T IL S; PROVIDING FOR AN ADVISORY COMMITTEE. ATTEST: B E R R Y 'S t. Notices • Personals WORLD FURN. Home, 2 dens, shady patio, $85 month. 884 E. 20th Phone 322-0296. 2 HR, fully furnlihcd. Avail able May 1. Prefer adults. 1503 Sanford Ave. bor. They come in all rotor* and styles; Include 3 Bed rooms, 2 Bath Homes with monthly payments ranging from $60 to $100. Good Fin anting Is (he key to Home Buying. Let us Help You! SO U TH W ARD 12. Resl Estate For Sale 16. Female Help Wanted 29. Automoblla Service 34. Articles For 8«Ie 3 RR, Fla. rm., l i t baths, cent Experienced Waitress wanted. Mar-Lou Restaurant. See heat, alr-cond. $84 mo. incl. Mr. Rotas. taxes. 322-2261. Carpets clean easier with tha Blue Lustre Electric Shampooer. Only I I par day. Carroll's Furniture. BEAUTIFUL 3 B R , 2 Bath H O USEKEEPER. Room and board, $50 month. Apply in Home In Ravenna Park. A person, 620 E. Third, San­ real buy! Owner 323-0646. ford. E V E R E T T A. H A R P E R AGENCY, Realtor, Insurer. 17. Male Help Wanted FHA-VA Sales Broker. 2465 S. Park Ave. 322 2264, Man 25-40, must be honest, reliable and willing to work. 322-2285. Drifter need not apply. This is a year-round job for tha 3 BkDROOM. air-conditioned, right man. Married man l i t baths, Fla. room, fenced preferred. Write, Sanford yard, with patio. Ravenna Herald, Box 72, Sanford. Park. Low down payment, assume monthly payment. 19. Sltuatinna Wanted Phone 322-9357. HARD TO FINDt A small 2 Bedroom Home in good location, walking dis­ tance from City at 104 W. 10th St. Equipped with Stova Refrigerator, Heater, new WiU-to-Wall Carpeting. AU BABYSITTING In my home. this for a Total Price of 322-2274. 85150. $850 Down and $49.50 21. Beauty. Salona Monthly. Exclusive with PERMANENT SPECIAL1 R O BERT A. WILLIAMS Our Budget Wave Now $6.93 Realtor Ace Beauty Salon Raymond Lundquist, Asso. Ph. 322 8523 FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Mayfair Hotel THE PONDEROSA? Not hardly, Podner, but a nice little 40-acre spread where you can wake at dawn smcllln' the bacon fryin', drink your coffee from a can, saddle Old Paint and ride out to round up your own herd of prize cattle. And right down the road a piece Is where they're Axin' to shoot them Astro-nuts up to the moon. Someday you may be rich as Ben Cart­ wright. Only $450 per acre now , . . what will It be worth In 19707 To flic your claim just call Stcmper Agency, 1919 S. French, 322-4991. Seminole Realty 3 & 4 Stenstrom Realty LMN Enterprises, Inc. SO U TH W ARD V A - FHA Jim Hunt Realty Payton Realty kitchen exhauet fan. no model o r serial number; tan Venetian bllnda, metal rA 2-1301 17-92 Bt Hiawatha manufactured by S e n k a rlk Glees A P ain t Company. Sanford, Florida, no mo­ del nr eerlal nu mber; haa been filed agalnat you In REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE tha a but a styled suit and yuu 3rd & Park Ave. * r * required la oarvo a copy Phone 322-5641 of your Answer or Pleading te t b * Complaint on P l a l n t l f f a atto rn ay. J O S E P H M Mi l l ASKO, P. O. Dog I I I , Fern P a rk . Florida, and flla tha THE TIM E T E ST F.n FIRM original Answer nr Pleading FA 24123 In lit* o ffic e o f the Clark of 116 N. Park Ave the Circuit Cwurt on or b e­ fore the IS lh day of April, 1*44. If you fell to do an. a decree pro confoeao will be 2, 3, & 4 BEDROOMS taken agalnat you for the r e ­ 1, H i, 4 2 UAT11S lief demanded In tho Com­ DOWN PAYMENTS FROM plaint. WITNESS my hand and o f ­ ficial eaal of office at Sanford. S e m i n - . le County, tble U tti day Low Monthly Payments ef March , 1244. Ball-Blair Agency St. Johns Realty (SEAL) ikUO0t a s * * ' ' wsUmcsfrsrfr • I * * 9* * Arthu r II. Beck with. J r . , Clark ef Ci rcuit Court B y ; Sandra S- Joh nson, D. C. JO S E P H M. MUBASKO Attornay a t Law P. O. Bog 2*1 F arn P ark . Florid a Pubtleh Mar. I I . 25 A April I. I. 1244. CDS-IT Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,760 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 FHA - VA HOMES To make the beet home buy, aee tho $100 VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker For Complete Information See Or Call Your FHA - VA SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty 2563 Park Dr. Jim Hunt Realty FA S-tlia Nlfht PA 2-0648 Office 322-2420 4334 Park Dr. 823 0700 Ssaiard, f i t . Senkarik Glass and Paint Company 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 $8.00 P E R MONTH Assume remaining 6 payments 31. Poultry • Livestock of $6.00 on repossessed '63 Model, Swing needle, DialMilk Cow for tale. 322-5354. O-Matte Zlg Zag. Makes but­ tonholes, sews on buttons, 31A. Pets makes fancy stitches, darns 4 patches, etc. E xc. condi­ D A C H S11UNDS, Miniature tion. Phone 322-8627. m ale*, healthy, AKC. Ph. 322-2448. PIANOS — ORGANS 32. Flowers - Shrubs Over 200 new and used to choose from — all makes, BLOOMING Roses on Cherotypes, sires, styles and col­ ket stock, AU other kind* ors, from $79 up. Rentals, of Nursery shrubbery and too, and monthly terms as DAY WORK. 322 2782. trees. low as $8. Reclaimed bar­ Gray Shadows Nursery SLIPCOVERS made to Order. gains. Every Instrument 6 Ml. S. on Sanford Ave. Reasonable. Ph. 322-5112. guaranteed. Streep's — 641 N. Orange, Orlando, Pbona 33. Furniture 20. Babysitter* GA 4-2401. W E L A K A APARTMENTS: INVESTMENT 4 REALTY Unfurnished 2 Bn, house, kit­ Rooms private baths, 114 116 N. Park 322-9173 chen equipped. 322-3651. W. F y it St. Modern, clean, 2 BR apt. 601 2 B R ., 1 BATH FURN. Apt. Cloie In. Jim m ie 1901 S. Park 322-5232 Palmetto. 322-5492 or 1374. Screened porch, Including kit Cowan. 322-4013. Nites: 322-8971-3031 or 2248 chen equip. Down payment T railer with F la. room at $330. Monthly Payments 2 HR Apt. furn. 2005 French SPRING SPECIALS I tached, furnished. E lec., hot $38.50. Ave., Ph. 322-7234. water, large lawn, near Os KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, 3 nR , 2 Bath, Lovely Loch teen. $8 per week. 322-0519 LONGWOOD AREA INC. Arbor $13,500 — $500 D n .before 9 a. m„ at noon, or 3 Bedroom*, Ilk B tlh i, 322 8074 $93 Per Mo. after 8:30 p. m. Westlnghouse Kitchen, Central oil llca t, Carport, STENSTROM RENTALS 3 RR, 1 Bath, Charming loca­ nont $100 Month Furn. apt. upstairs $ 65 BEDROOM HOMES tion $11,350 — $500 Dn. — Option to Buy Furn. apt. downstairs $ 75 IMMEDIATE $75 Per Mo. COUNTRY CLUB HEIGHTS Furnished Homes OCCUPANCY 17-92 Turn W. at Five Points 2 BR 1 bath city $ 90 Air-Conditioning Optional 3 BR , 1 Bath 2 Sty, Country on 427, U ml. In SR IS 2 B R 1 bath excel. $100 As Low as $350 Down with 2lk acres. $7,800 — $500 Salesman on Premises 3 BR partly furn. $113 CRYSTAL LAKE PARK Dn. — $61 Per Mo. 3 BR 2 bath, lake. $150 STOREROOM, or office, on LAKE MARY Unfurnished Homes West on 25th St. and 1st. St., near 2 free park­ 2 BR , l Bath, Newly painted Ws hsvs several attractive ing lots. Inquire, Manuel Left on Lake Mary Blvd. City — $8,000 - $500 Dn— homss in Ravenna Park, 322-2744 Jacobson's Dept. Store. $63 Per Mo. Loch Arbor and Sanford. LAKE WYMAN Unfurn. 2 HR. house. 2411 Priced from $loo to $150, HEIGHTS 3 BR , 1 Bath, Spanish Tradi­ Orange Ave. Ph. 322-0274. LONGWOOD tional $18,500 — $500 Dn. — (South on 17-92—6 ml. ||07 P er Mo. 1-ROOM efficiency apt. with 2 Blks. Northwest of pvt. bath and ihower, suit­ Longwood Plan) 2 BR , 1 Bath, Completely able for couple or single 2563 Park Dr. 322-2420 TRAILER TRADES furnished $6,800 — $500 Dn. person or retired. All utili­ CONSIDERED -$ 6 2 Per Mo. ties Included In rent. Ideal­ ly located on First St., with­ 2 HR, 1 Rath, Excellent Neigh­ IN T H E C IR CU IT COURT OF in I block of 2 freo parking T H E NINTH J U D i r i e i . C I R . borhood $9,$00 — $300 D n — lots and shopping center. In­ UUIT IN AND TOR S E M I­ Ph. 838-3911 $75 Per Mo. quire at Manuel Jarobion NOLE COUNTS', F LOR ID A . I ’l l 4 N C E R Y NO. lax-H Dept. Store, 211 E . First St. LOT In Lake Monroe, 62x148. F E D E R A L NATIONAL MORT­ GAGE ASSOCIATION, a c o r ­ Make offer. Ph. 2734348, Gar. apt. 1201 Mignolla Ave. poration, Orlando. P la in tiff, Apply 56:30. IN VESTM EN T A REALTY va. GREEN BRIAR 110 N. PARK AVE. 322 0173 F R A N K L IN W IL L IA M S and RENT A BED CAROLYN E. W ILLIAMS, hla Choice lots available In Rol'away, Hospital & Baby wife. Greenbrier of Loch Arbor New Custom Built Home on Defendants. Beds. Crystal Lake. For Informa­ NOTICE O F SU IT IN overlooking golf course. By Day, Week, or Month NOHTUAUK F O R E C L O SU R E tion call 322-3378. Custom building to your Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. 1st St. TO* F ra n k lin Williams Raeldanc* Unknown specifications, Greenbrier I B R ., Ilk bath home. As­ CARROL! ’S FURN ITURE Carolyn E. W illiam s developed by sume payments. 322-3155. Baeldene* Unknown KINGSWOOD Tou, Defendants, a r * h e re ­ U. For Sale or Rent 2 UR. Home. Study, Ilk by notified that a complaint RUILDEKS, INC. to foreclose a certa in m o rt­ CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON Baths, large Family Rm. in 202 Fairmont Dr. gage on tha following d escrib­ LAKE. Call e v e n i n g s good neighborhood; includ­ ed properly, situate, lying and 'F A 2-8074 322-1397. btln g In Se mlnol* County, ing steve, refrlg., room airFlorida, to-w lt: conditloncr, washing m a­ Lot I. Block II. RUXLAND 10. Wanted to Rent chine it rugs. Really ter­ E S T A T E S , Amended P i l l , according to a plat th e r e ­ Wanted to Rent or take over rific buy! Monthly pay­ of. r e c o r d *! In P la t Bonk Property MnnnKomeiU ments $13.50. payments on 2 or 3 UR 12. pagta t A 2, of tha & Sales Broker ; Public Records of Sem i­ KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, house unfurn, below $70 nal* County, Florida, Inc. monthly. Ph. 322-9276. Together with n FA 2-S074 On* OE range, E la ctrlck modal 40181 W ll, Se rial TH- 12. Real Estate For Sale Offers for your selection OOI5I71; one Duo-Therm 16 HuHineM Opportunity these Beautiful 2, 8, A 4 haaler. model 111-2, Serial l l l U I l i on* Victor Cllmaa Bedroom COIN OPERATED Legal Notice AUTO GLASS INSTALLED < i 25c CAR WASH This totally new RAM JE T Doit-yourself 24-hour Coln-ope•ated Auto Laundry Is Abso­ lutely Unbelievable! I IThe customer can get a car clean Inside and out for less than 60e. Operator* re­ port earnings of $800 00 to $1,500.00 per month. No em ­ ployes required. 84.500.00 minimum caih required— Balance can be financed. Act todsy, 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. Massey and Aisoclates 191 West Fairbanks Ave. Winter Park, Florida Spring Permanent Special 20 Percent off regular prices Cut 'n Curl Beauty Shop 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322-0834 F U R N IT U R E ELNA SUPERMATIC Open arm, completely auto­ 3 BOOMS FOB ONLY m atic, hundreds of designs, $12.03 A MONTH buttonholes 4 feather stitchSofa Bed & Matching Chair lag. Guaranteed 4 with In­ 2 End Tables structions. Pay $8.90 per Coffee Table month. Sold for $349, less 2 Lamps than Ik price. Sanford Saw­ Bedroom Suite Complete with ing Center, 322-9441. Mattress & Box Springs 5 Pc. Dinette Set Upright piano, exceUent con­ This Group Only $249.95 dition, reftnlshed and tuned. Other groups $299.95 4 up $173 or beat cash offer. Ph. 323-5324. Budget Furn. Co. HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK Open 7 a.m, by appt. Also Longwood Plaza — Ph.838-4583 35. Articles Wanted evenings. 3 Senior stylists. Sell Us Your Furniture. WANTED: 200 r t . 42 Inch 105 S. Oak. 322-5742. Quick Service With the chain link fence. 322-6429. Cash SU PER TRADING 26. Plumbing Service* WANTED! Citrus fru it U r g e POST. FA 2-0677. or smaU amounts. B ond ed ;: PLUMBING WANTED reliable couple to Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lae Mans­ Contracting Repairs take up monthly payments field. FA 1-4244 F R E E ESTIMATES of $13.50 on 3 complete R. L. HARVEY rooms of furniture. CaU 36. Automobiles • Trucka 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 T E 8-1311, Casselberry, eol- '50 Ford 4 '53 CadlUac. Kid­ leet. 27. .Special Services! dy's Standard Sarv, Station., 100 N. French Ave. A1U-COND1TION1NG FBEK ESTIMATE By FEDDEUS H. B. POPE CO., Inc. Upholstering & Mattress ren­ E S T A T E CLOSEOUT. See ovating. New h Used Furni­ 1962 Bulck Special In starture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. 200 So. Park Ave. 322 4234 age at Kent’a Garage, San­ Co., at 709 Celery Ave. ford, then call Mr. BergSPRING SPECIAL: Air-condi­ FA 2-2117. atrom GA 5-6624 Orlando, or tion pre-season service, win­ write Box 3145, Orlando. dow unit only, $7.50. Phone Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. 322 8350. '61 Volkswagen aadan, one Larry's Mart 213 Sanford owner. Excellent condition. PAINTING, Interior-Exterior, Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. Ph. 322-6965. and all types Home Repairs. For the biggest selection of 1960 P oetise Bonneville Con­ All Work Guaranteed nearly new and used furni­ vertible, fall power, It. 4 H. A. J . ADCOCK ture, see Noll's Furniture Immaculate. 61,395. Call General Contractor Brokers go in Casselberry days 322-7459, nites 332-6275. 3229558 on 17-92. Open 8 days 9 to 8. 1950 4 Dr. Dodge Sedan. E x c. Need a Painter? 522-3090. Sec'y desk, Gov. Wlnthrop, running cond. R 4H , auto, For FAST TAXI SERVICE dark mahogany, $30. 1 trana., 1130. 21" RCA Con­ call Horner Little at GreyQueen Anne chair, 1 Cogs­ sole TV, exc. cond. 660, hound Bus Station. 322-1421 well chair, $23 each. Camp­ Lane Cedar Cheat. 322-6738. or 522-9993. bell. 349 3721. buyino 4 nsw ar An Investment, not an ex­ 34. Articlex For Sale USED CART pense. Call FA 3-5612 for FINANCE IT WITH UR Ilk-Ton, 18,300 B.T.U. GE airexpert advice on a Herald ♦ Low Interest Rates conditioner, ex. corn). 2 advertising campaign. ♦ Low Monthly Payments yrs. old, $123. CaU 322-6423, FLORIDA STATE BANK PIANO SVC. 4i TUNINO APR. SPEC. Men'a Shoes. Itrbuililing • Refcltlng $3.99 pair. Surplus City, 20} 1659 SJmce Deluxe, 4-door se­ F R E E ESTIM A TES dan, clean, good oond. $350, W. 1st St., Sanford. GENE CUMIIAA terms. 322-1764. 322-2661 — After 12 p m. READY MIX CONCRETE 37. Boats - Motors Patioi, Floor, Free E s tim a te Piano Tuning and Repair Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, USED BOATS 4 motors. W. L. Harmon - FA 2-4233 sand, cement, rock, pips, GUNS. New 4 Used. Large steel, grease traps, dry WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, selection. Will trade, also wells. Stepping stones. SPRIN K LER SYSTEM S repair. Tackle sold 4 re­ MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. AH Types and Sltca paired. Osteen Bridge Fish 309 Elm Ava. 323 3731 We Repair and Service Camp 4 Gun Shop. S T I N E TVa Used. All makes 4 mo­ Machinery and Supply Co. dels. 700 W. 9th. 322-9793. Gitaway To The Waterway 207 W 2nd St. FA 2-6432 P A I N T I N G , Inside, Out, Large, Small. Call Bob 323 0742. SINGER Birthday Sale! Hobson Sporting Goods Your EV1NRUDE Dealer 301-6 8 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-3961 New 12' Boat, 7V4 kicker, fac­ BIG $- 9 SAVINGS tory trailer. 6123. House­ On Floor Models 4 Bcrryhill Painting Contractor. boat 6700. Roy Real's Body Demonstrators Commercial • Industrial • Shop, 1001 So. Sanford Ave. Residential. Free estimate. (F R E E Repslr ESTIM ATES) In Your Home * We Appreciate Your Busi­ 36. Motorcycles • Scooters In Snnford Call ness. 322-2287. SINGEIt Uied Velo-Solex motor bike, 29. Automobile Service Representative at good condition, excellent for Alan's Fabrics 4 Rugs beginners. 322-292S. 322-3783 AUTOMOTIVE 39. Trallern • Cabanna SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC AIR-CONDITIONING INSTALLATION - SERVICING Repoisesed. Would like re­ 1956 E lcar House Trailer, 33 x 8. 2 Bedroom. Must see to sponsible party to taka up Good Used Cars Sold appreciate. Ph. 323-0437. payments of $9 per month 818 French Ave. 322-7765 on Slint-O-Matic Automatic Come out 4 See the 1664 Auto G ists, Tops . Zig Zag Sewing Machine. APACHE CAMP1NQ It Sea* Covers Guaranteed, Like New sew­ TR A ILER S ing condition. CaU CoUect Cecil's Trailer Salas 241-9387 evenings or 422Clark St., Enterprise 0932, Service Discount. Ph. 666-4618 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-6032 I L L WORK GUARANTEED Gibion Tenor Guitar, practi­ cally new, cost new $150 1937 Buckeye 8 x 36 f t , ex­ cellent condition. 2 B R . 18 Local automobile dealers of­ with carrying case. 322-2928. , x 20 ft. screened room. R eafer their belt buys in Herald Used Hot Water heater, 30sonsbla. CaU 322-6022. classified display ads. gal. gss, IIS. Magic Chef COHEN RADIATOR SHOP gas range, new oven therm­ Roadmaster trailer, I x 26 Free inspection, estimates, ft. 61250 caih or 6350 down, ostat, $35. Ph. 322 0937. pickup, delivery. Recoring and assumo pymta. See el 4 repairs discounted. Countryside Trailer Perk, Mahogany Drop Leaf Table 4 2111k E. 3rd. 322-3443 N.A.S. Entrance, Chairs. $50. Ph. 322-1759. Wagner s Amoco AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. SANrORD HERALD WANT ADS BRING FAST RESULTS 9100 DOWN «I5 MONTH g • Bedroom Home CUSTOM REALTY W INTER PARK Corner Leo ltd. and 17-93 Phone SI4-002I A N N O U N C E M E N T! JOHN E. FOX, Realtor, wiahaa to oonounca to hla many friends and tha public lhat ha haa moved hla real eatata office from 110 North Park Avtnue to 209 North Park Avastoa, la tha Edwards Building, and ha wtH now enjoy wel­ coming you at hla now location. 2 .4 - ...I ' - 'I I I �I O 0* Pairs 6-A— April 8 , 1964 m Lyman Students Participate In Voting Poll I ; « I t 1 By J i m Casselberry W ith all the polltdal atrawa the wind theae daya It la only natural that the atudenta at Lyman R ich School wanted to express their own Prealdentlal preference In a national stud ent poll being conducted by •Our Time*,” a national etud* ant publication. Participating w e r e t h e American Hlatory, World Ilia* tory, and Problema In Ameri can Decomracy claaaea of Ralph Brewer and Ken Camp* bell. Keaulta were aa follow*: On the Democratic aide Prealdent Lyndon B. Johnaon draw the hlgheat Individual a u p p o r t and Governor George Wallace received three votea. High man on the Hat of Reputillcano wne Ambaaaador Henry C a b o t Lodge with 111 votea. Other* Hated on tha ballot were Rich ard M. Nixon, 0.1; Senator B arry Goldwater, 3.1; Govern or Nelaon Rockefeller, eight; Governor William Scranton, four; Governor George Rom ney, three; Senator Margaret Chaae Smith, three and Har­ old Staaaen, no votea. W rite-In* Included Attorney General Robert Kennedy who received five votea; former Prealdent Dwight EUenhower, two votea; Mr*. Jackie Hennedy, Jam ea Hoff* and Martin Luther King, one vote each. The atudenta were allowed to vote fo r only one candidate and the namee were not Hated by party. Although Johnaon received the hlgheat vote, it la intereating to note that the combined vote for the GOP outnumbered the Democratic vote. M A‘ \ S P Member of the Sanford Ju n­ ior High School “ Uravettei" will compete April 1> In a district m ajorette context •ponaored by the Florida Bandmaatera Aaaociatkm at M erritt laland. Tho "B rav ettea" captured third place in a recent atate context of the U. S. Twirling Axaoclation a t Orlando. In thl* context, medal* were won by Bonnie Boyd, Dixie llolm cr* M ary P a t Bertrang, Mary Ja n e Burn*, Frances Dangle man, Je a n Huff, Donna lie* wiechln, Sharon Ganaa, Fran cea Cammack, Brenda Brown and Robin Fordham. Peter Bukur wax elected president of tho Council of Twirling Teachers of the U.S association. Marine Corporal Howard H. Benton, aon of Mra. Addle E. Hawkins of 102 Oakland Ave., Sanford, received hi* certlfl cate upon completion of the Marine Corps Institute co r respondence course, "The Ma rlna Noncommissioned Offic­ e r " , in ceremonies held re­ cently. He la assigned security dut­ ies as Corporal of the Guard a t Marine Barracks at the Sanford Naval Air Station. Before entering the Marines in April 1900, Corporal lien ton attended the Lyman High School a t Longwood. By Mra. Adam Muller The DeBary Chapter of the Auxiliary to World War 1 Barracks 1197 recently spon­ sored a Dessert Card Parly In the Community Center with M tables in play. Serving aa auxUiary chair­ man for the event was Mrs. William Denning while Com­ mander WiUlam Brlea and Michael Donlon represented the Barracks. Door prlxaa went to Mr. and Mra. Herbert Vitt, Mra X. Steere, Mrs. A. Van Dusen, Mr. and Mrs. W. Newmann, Mrs. M. Mahon, Mrs. F. MU denbergar, Mr. and M-a. Irv ing Jacob*, Mrs. M. Ebeach Mrs. M. McManus, Barry An­ derson, Mrs. M. Donlon, Mra. Z. Reilly, Garry Braverman, Mrs. M. Holmes, Earl Anddrew*, Mrs. Julia Alien, Mrs. W. Joyce, Mrs. W. Denning Md Mra, Eugene Betaert, & $ » p fe r Soft-W ere Tissue ... 2 1 2 5 ' White or Colored Scott Tow els.................‘VS 29* PRICIS e d a i r y s p e KFFCCTIVI THURI., FRU SAT. APRIL 9, 10, 11, 1964. C o l o r M a r f a r l n s Q u a rte r! Kraft's Parkay :;*■ 27* K r a f t's C h a ts * S p re a d White or Colored Facial Scotties Tissues..... 4 *1 Scott's White or Colored Cheez-Whiz .......‘ S 39* 29* Family Napkins..... 2 R ra a k s ta a a 'i A s s a rte d N e v e r* By Scott — Tasty Yogurt..... 19' Longhorn Cheese £ 65* SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN G O V T INSPECTED TENDER-AGED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE! Famous Cut-Rite W axed Paper W ls c a n t l* C h e ss* B a r, C h e d d a r 29* ^ Muerster Cheese T 69* RIB ROAST ic lb . 0 • frozen foods • T ip - T e a A s s e rte d FruitDrinks....9 99* ■ftp* N atural O il* W ill Nat Stain H e w a rd Ja h a sa n w / t r lc e n e * S e e r* C h ic k e n w S T A N D IN G vo-viLItfr, W ls c a e tle C h e s s * B a r, T e s ty Croquettes........ n;k"; 69* » Chuck Steaks 49 c Short Ribs ...»>• 39 c Ground Beef . 49 c tax Frozen Dinners. . . 3 9 * M rs . 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IBM) Premium Label All-Meat (-)- 50 stamps). lb. Swift’s Pramlum Frssh U cans 33' Swift's Pramlum Tasty Ibi. Copaland'a Frath or Smoked Country lb. 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. ‘ U SEMINOLE PLAZA HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA. Jilt Groan Stamps Sj J jf G ro a n S ta m p s. SWIFT'S PCSMHIM AU-MIAT FRANKS 1-lb. pkg. 59c Tarnew't Plus diet, Ant'd Varistisi Regular Price *> *<*« ewes* md ernWeca ah ~ t) Tamew's Cooked or Baked CLIP THESE VALUABLE S&H GREEN STAMP COUPONS! taapira* S a l- Aa-U It . ItA*) lb. 35c □ S liced Bacon . . . . 49c □ S w ift's Franks . . . 59c □ Chunk Bologna . 3 99c □ Bag Sausage . . 3 99c □ L in k Sausage . . . 59c □ Sliced H a m ......... S9c Tom ato Paste...... 3 ‘..V. 3 9 ' O re e n S ta m p s S II O W % TiV W w , O reen S ta m p s aUb O44geegae goAgecd^ege di taaeiraa S a l. A a.ll I t . t***t I) ... **• and aunhata ah «•*. t?1 Ideke Baking P .l.l* , 10-lb. beg 79c ^.OMPWoVoooon1 >) V • Swift’s Premium Swect-Smokc-Flavor |55“eW.ATTCIOO| i O W A T c W _ _ a t * S ri* e e a a a n a n d y itd iiii ah leaaite* Sal. An.il It. ia*4l 29' Hunt's Rich Flavored paoooooooooooooooofl 1 Jyl O re e n Stam ps SINGLETON PDD SHRIMP I Vi-lb. bog $2.19 29' Hunt'* Rick Flaverad d a h a a m a a iiM m A BRICK SHAMPOO (Nennsl, Dry, Oily) 4-e*. else 00c bats. Hunt's Fancy Solid-Pack J tl O r « « n S ta m p s |Sm Ucllcioun Fresh Kingfiah Ibi. Tomatoes:...............6 #.“ ! *1 Blu* Plat* (limit 1 please) (•■ ntr** S a t. a*-M i t , |S « t) V.? 29* Hunt's Famous Stowed half gal. g *2? 25' W hole Apricots Swift Premium Assorted J H O ro o n S ta m p s 49' Hunt's Testy Unpeeled Blu* Flate Flavorful n brimming quart basket Hunt's Yellow-Cling Delicious Lady Betty w 7^ HUNT’S . . . f o r the bentl 303 cons o bunch F le rlde V in e -B ip e n e d White Home (limit 4 please) io o 5 V V c V «io o I) each fleverful Oreen Spring ( l im it 1 p a r c u s la m a r w ith p u rch a se s a l $ 5 a r m a ta ) Apple Sauce . • Potatoes............ 10 Jg 79' (Flut 50 astra Ira* d'M . Oreen Hemps with ten pea I) g t. pkg. a »> G e n u in e Id e k a l a k i n f D Minute Rice................ 45c pkg. whSisiwsaedmdmsd. LUSTRE CREME SPRAY SET .'S * * '- e r n u lu . O r. ana Blaachl M - bb. can 99c plus tax down produce tone • NEW CROP! JU IC Y FLORIDA VALEN CIA Sunshine's Family Favorite / a • W aldorf Tissue...... 4 1 2 9 ' Special Bonus Deal Pack Barracks Group Has Card Party > White or Colored Two-Ply r i s n m Certificate For CpI. Benton " Whit* or Colored B a n g a e t ( r e n d A sse rte d 'Braveftes' To Enter Contest o m �I $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 Sanford Canal Loan Being Completed Donations Of Right-Of-Way Assured Rail Strike Threatens e i o c^ Snbln Ornl Sunday Data: Who should take part? Everyono who has not completed the full vaccine aerlei. O ffi­ cials stress that if you are “in doubt, turn out.” When? This Sunday from noon to 6 p. m. W here? Florida State Dank, Movleland Drive-In Theater, Crooms A c a d e m y , Geneva School, A ft P Shopping Cent­ er, Stubbs Pharmacy, Midway School, Winn-Dixie, Highway 17-02 and 434, Lake Monroe School, Jai-A lai Fronton, Lake Mary School and City Hall, Oviedo. Cost? Nothin?. Unless you feel you cun donate 60 cents to defray the cost of the pro­ ject. W hy? Peace of mind, knowin ? you are immune to polio viruses should they strike in Seminole County. • • • “ The Clock" hears that a 6,000-man payroll may be added to Seminole County's economy in the very ncur future. Big deal said to be "cooking' for a new industry here. • • • Deport of the Presbyterian Church in the United States for 1903 shows that 2D new congregations were organised in the Southeastern states. Of this number, two, or 14.6 per cent .were formed inSeminole County. These are the Church of the Covenant, in Sanford, and S t. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Dear Lake. • e • Figure out this one: Tele­ phone rang in The Herald of­ fice. A pleasant Voice said: This is Miss Joy with the I’e* riodical Company in Jackson­ ville, Florida, I f you can an­ swer one question fo r me I may have a very pleasant sur­ prise for you.” It. E. Porter replied, "A lrig h t.” And Miss Jo y hung up her phone. • • • Mack Cleveland J r . Is hob­ bling around town .watching where he stops. The Seminole County senator has a good, painful reason. Gout. • • • I t ’s being market-tested now and powdered grapefruit Juice may soon become a new prod­ uct on the market. Developed by scientists of the U. S. D. A. Agricultural Research Service and others, the new powder dissolves in cold water to make a nutritious grapefruit juice with a remarkable fresh flavor. • e • Reminds us of the dehydrat­ ed water some wag tells about. It comes in a paper cup. When you want a drink, all you have to do is add wuter. • • • A financial boost has been given cities and towns in Sem­ inole County as they share in the (2,973,932.53 allotment of the S late Deverage Depart­ ment's cignret tax collections for Februury. The division, ac­ cording to the director, Rich­ ard It. Keating, gives A lta­ monte Springs, (1,710.73; Cas­ selberry, (5,076.72; Longwood, (2,307.72; North O r l a n d o , (1G0.G1; Oviedo, (080.02; San­ ford, (14,040.37. • • • Remember about this time last year when North Orlando had a police department and no gun? . . . now they have the gun but no police depart­ ment. Resignation of Chief Andy Ferrin was turned in last week and requests at Tuesday night’s council meet­ ing for a volunteer to take the job met with no response, not even a suggestion. • • • Incidentally, y o u r c l o c k winder (who became a “clock watcher” before the long meeting adjourned )would like to note a t this time that May­ or Irene Van Kepoel scored a commendable performance at a difficult meeting, first time presiding. A number of con­ troversial issues, in addition to the many annual assign­ ments, were on the agenda and the overflow audience showed no hesitancy in join­ ing in the discussion nt every turn. WASHINGTON (U P I) The railroads announced to­ day an embargo on all freight traffic as of a min­ ute past midnight as the government sought feverish­ ly to avert a nationwide rail strike at that time. In anticipation of the strike, most railroads oper­ ating In the United States announced they would not accept freight of any kind for loading, transportation, interchange or reconsignment effective at 12:01 a.m. Friday. • • • WASHINGTON (U P I) — The Johnson administration opplied round-the-clock press­ ure on union and management officials today to avert a ★ ★ ★ Nation Braces For Tieuplf Strike Conies threatened nationwide rail strike at one minute alter midnight. Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtx, warning that a lieup of Am erica’s rail t r a n s p o r t would disrupt the U. S. econ­ omy, said the public interest demanded an immediate set­ tlement of the dispute. He presided at the hourslong emergency mediation session at the Labor Depart­ ment which finally broke up with "no progress” reported at 3 a. 19. EST today. Wirtx scheduled another meeting to begin seven hours later at 10 a. m. Zero hour for the threat­ ened strike Is 12:01 a. m. (local tim e) Friday. The labor secretary said a m ajor complication during the two top union leaders—Char­ les Luna, president of the Brotherhood of R a i l r o a d Trainmen, who was reported to be In Canada, and II. E. Gil­ bert, president of the Bro­ therhood of Locomotive F ire ­ men and Engincmcn. The sec­ retary said he expected both men at the 10 a. m. meeting. Wirtx said after the eorly morning session that there were no plans at present to bring the President directly Into the dispute. President Johnson, facing his most serious labor crisis since he took office Nov. 22, arranged to keep In touch with Wirtx on developments in the peacemaking efforts. The nation's railroads were poised to impose new work rules even though 200,000 members of five train operat­ ing unions have vowed to walk off their Jobs the minute the changes take effect. The railroads took the step to combat what their spokes­ man termed "guerrilla war­ fare” after four of the unions struck the Illinois Central Railroad in a surprise, pre­ dawn manepver Wedn<;adAV that touched off the latest crisis in the complex conflict that began In 1959. Johnson directed Wirtx to call the railroad and union spokesmen into conference Wednesday night to head off a paralyzing walkout. In a precedent • breaking move, the government also called these top railroad ex­ ecutives into emergency talks: Stuart Saunders, Pennsy­ lvania Railroad; Ben Heineman, Chicago & North West­ ern Railway; Wayne John­ ston, Illinois Central; E . S. Marsh, Santa Fe Lines; Al­ fred Perlman, New York Cen­ tral; W. T. Rice, Atlantic Coast Lines; Walter Touhy Chesapeake A Ohio, and Wil­ liam White, Erle-Lackawanns. Informed sources said the administration peacemakers were concentrating primarily on agreement on a procedure for resolving the tangled work rules Issues. CHICAGO (U P I)—The na­ tion braced today for a crip­ pling rail strike that could paralyze countless industries, clog highways with commu­ ters nnd put a serious dent in the country’s economy. Housewives would feel the pinch in family pocketbook* und growers of perishable food would suffer irreparable losses. The threatened strike was set fo r 12:01 a.m. (local time) Friday. The day-old srlke of the Illinois C e n t r a l Railroad, which precipitated the latest crisis in a long-simmering dispute over werk rules changes, already posed tre ­ mendous problems. A nationwide w a l k o u t would pose mure. Service to more than 2,000 communities in the Midwest and South was cut o ff by the Illinois Central walkout. The sudden strike sent thousands of c o m m u t e r s flocking to buses, car pools and taxi cabs in Chicago. Freight shipments were tied up throughout the line’s oper­ ation in 4 states from the Great Lakes to the Gulf Coast. Louisiana strawberry grow­ ers and the nstlons’ banana industry would be particu Iarty affected by a prolonged strike. Several large m anufartur ing plants in Memphis, Tenn., already have been hard hit by the I-C strike. Meat packing planta and other food processora would have to rely on trucks for all their shipping operations — and there probably will not be enough trucks to go around. A strike of even a few days duration would result in mas­ sive layoffs and shutdowns. The auto industry, which em­ ploys a half million persons, would be among those seri­ WASHINGTON (U P I) ously affected. The steel in­ dustry, railroad companies The body of General of Hie and aluminum producers also Army Douglas MacArthur lay in state today beneath the would In- hard hit. great dome of the Capitol, symbol of the nation he serv­ ed for most of his long life. His simple grey s t e e l casket—standard Army issue —retted in the Capitol notunda on the black cstaflaque that a century ago bore Die Twelve tagged fish have body of Abraham Lincoln and been taken by 10 anglers from less than five months ago Lake Golden In the (500,000 that of John F. Kennedy. Schlits fishing derby, it was The remains of the ((-yearlearned today. old hero were brought to Orlando distributor for the Washington Wednesday on the brewery has submitted the tag second stage of the journey numbers to Milwaukee for to his final resting place.The confirmation of the cash val­ body will be flown to Nor­ uation o f the tags. One fish In folk, V s., later today, where Lake Golden reportedly is it will lie in state until burial carrying a (10,000 U g . Saturday in the MacArthur Chief Jean K. Benson, San­ memorial—a 114 • year • old ford Naval A ir Station, has former city courthouse. hooked three of the prise fish. The casket, due to arrive Others are Lois II. Ries, 417 at Norfolk at 3:30 p.m., was Beth Drive; Donald Faulkner, to be borne by horse-drawn 2434 Cedar- Avenue; Emory caisson through the streets of E. Atwell, 434 Maniin Ave­ the Virginia city—birthplace nue; Warren H. Donat, Lung- of his mother and her long wood, and George Osborne, time home—to the memorial. Chief M. 0 . Kyser, David II. The body will lie in state in Hall, Charles M. Ward and the memorial until shortly be­ Ronald E . Poison, all of SNAS. fore funeral services at St. Hall’s catch was a bluegill; Paul's Episcopal Church at 11 all others were bass. a. m. Saturday. MacArthur Now Lies In Capitol 12 Tagged Fish Taken From Lake Golden -K L i -,"V’ 11 'M RIGHT • OF • WAY of the proposed multi-million dollar St. Johns-Indiun River Canal between Sanford nnd Oak Hill ia depicted. The 24-mile man-made waterway will open the St. Jolinn River to throtiRh water traffic. The canal will com­ ' \ ' V •: , .-V;' ri' .i— -• ' m ■• **" *•». J\ . t \ \ \ \ \ // \V *i|| * A mence at Lake Monroe, follow the St. Jolinn throiiRh Osteen ilridge to a point near Lemon Hltiff, cut overland north of Oaceola Airport, cross the t. Johns and continue in a nearstraight line to the Indian River nt Oak Hill. (Ulrr ^anfnrii ibralii > Zip Code 22771 > WEATHER: Partly loudy through Friday with showers likely today; hiph todny in 70s; cooler tonight—in ROs. VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established 11)08 THUR sT, APRIL 0, 1004 Polio Can Be Wiped J1QWA... Out, Physician Says Wallace Home The American public holds in Its hands the chance to wipe out polio once ami for all. Dr. Kenneth E. Pierce em ­ phasized tills noon at the Sanford-Seminole Jay cee luncheon in the Civic Center. Tlie chance Is contained in two doses of Sabin vaccine and the first dose will be ad ministered this Sunday in the ------------------------- *-------- -4 — Gen. MacArthur Korean War Charge Bared NEW YORK (U P I)— General of the Army Douglas MacArthur may have be­ queathed the Western world one of its greatest security scandals by charging that Britain betrayed the Allied war effort ill Korea to the Communists. MacArthur said the British gave his war plans to the Chinese enemy ami were abet­ ted In so doing by "fools" and "Anglo- 8 axon-Philea” in Washington. His accusations were made in separate 1954 Interviews with two Ameri­ can reporters — Jim Lucas of Scripps Howard newspapers and Bob Considlne of llvarat Headline Service. They were kept secret until Wednesday. The general also was quot­ ed as saying he could have won the war In Korea in It) days by dropping 30 to 50 atomic bombs on Communist Chinese forces and using hun­ dreds of thousands of Nation­ alist Chinese troops to spring a strategic mouse • trap on the milliomiisn Communist force. MacArthur also advocutcd denying the Communists re­ supply and preventing anoth­ er invasion of Korea " fo r at least 00 yrara" by sowing a massive robalt radiation licit scrota the Asian Peninsula. He said Washington vetoed the plsns under British op­ position. The British Foreign Office declined comment on MacArthur's sweeping indictment, but the British Embassy in Washington Immediately de­ nied any betrayal in Korea by ita government. "W e had commonwealth forces In Korea a t the time ao obviously we had no in­ terest whatever In leaking American plans to the Chin­ ese,” an embassy spokesman said. Report Deluyed JA C K SO N V ILLE (U P I) — A logjam o f paperwork has delayed a biracial group's re­ port on publle feeling shout ths civil rights problem hers. MONTGOMERY, Ala. (U P I) Jayrt-c-sponsorcd Sabin Oral —Gov. \leorge C. Wallace flew Sunday. homo from his first presi­ I)r. Pierce said the objective dential primary Wednesday of Hie SOS program is to \night to lie greeted by a "kill paralytic polio in the brass hand and more than community.” The Salk vac­ 3,000 cheering supporters. cine was never able to do this, tlx* speaker said, but Sabin will " if we have maxi­ ' WASHINGTON (D P I) mum community participa­ Gen. Curtis K. LeMay will tion." |remain as Air Force chief of o advantages uf the Sabin I staif until he reaches retireTho !.'.« is Hi'1* th**' it o te i.if. ui/j -ment age on Feb. 1, 1965. He vaccl.'.e pie> carrier stage, meaning that* has held the job since Ju ly 1, persons can, and have carried 1901. the virus, although they were immune. They could give it to others, Dr. Pierce said. SAIGON, South Viet Nam For this reason, he added, (U P I) — Communist guerril­ it is important that older las overran a South Vietna­ persons (carrie rs) lake part mese training center only 15 in the SOS program even miles from the capital Wed­ though they will not be per­ nesday, leaving 26 government sonally adlicted by the dis­ soldiers dead and 37 missing, ease. it was announced today. Sabin vaccine, he said, is "in competition with the or­ dinary virus in the body and MIAMI (U P I) - Hep. Earl will remove it from the body; Faircloth asked Gov. Farris will kill It.” Bryant again Wednesday to Dr. I’elrce itressed that the demand (hat Atty. Gen. Jam es Sabin vaccine is totally safe. Kynes l*»ue a detailed report "Tho only way a persons will of his uses of state plane know hr has taken it Is when since announcing hr will seek he tastes the sweetness of the a new term. cube of sugar.” The vaccine is given In the sugar rube or In distilled wa­ WASHINGTON ( UPI ) ter for diabetics. Senate Republican Leader The "feeding stations" few Everett M. Dirkscn’s propos­ this Sunday’s project have als lo modify the fair em ­ been set up in convenient ployment section of the civil places throughout liie county rights bill ran into a liberal These are located at the fol­ GOP challenge today in ad­ lowing: vance ef a parly conference Florida Stale Bank, Movieland Drive-In Theater, Crooms on them. Academy, Geneva School, A & P Shopping Center, Stubbs NASHVILLE, Tenn. (U P I) Pharm acy, Midway School, Winn-Dixie, Highway 17-92 and — Henry (B u ster) Hell, vice I3t, 1-akc Monroe School, Ja l president of the International Association Aalai Fronton, Lake Mary Ixmgshoremon's School and City Hall in (1LA), Wednesday night be­ cam e tiie sixth man to he Oviedo. convicted on charges of tam ­ pering with a jury that was to try Teamsters Union P res­ ident Jam es lloffa. LeMay Stays Reds Kill 26 Report Asked Ev Challenged 6th Conviction Bunche Tries To Avert War NICOSIA, Cyprus (U P I) — Top United Nations trouble­ shooter Ralph J . Bunche step­ ped into the Cyprus crisis to­ day in an effort lo avert a clash between the Greek Cyp­ riot government and Turkey. Ilunclie arranged a meeting this morning with President Makarius, leader of the Greek Cypriot community, to be fol­ lowed by talks with Vice President Fazil Kuchuk, head of the rival Turkish Cypriota. Sanford Man's Brother Killed Vance Davis, brother of Johnny Davis of Sanford, was accidentally electrocuted Wed­ nesday while serving as an electrical engineer on a con­ struction job in Morton, Miss. Funeral services are sche­ duled to be held In Morton s i to t . m. Frida/, Can’t Believe It LONDON— E arl Shinwcll, defense minister of Britain at the time of the Korean War, replying to reported charges of Gen. Douglas MacArthur Hiat Britain supplies hit war plans to the Commun­ ist Chinese: " I can hardly believe that Gen. MacArthur said any­ thing so foolish." Farm Bill OKd WASHINGTON (U P I) The House, in a long and of­ ten hectic session, approved President Johnson's contro­ versial farm bill shorUy after midnight to give the Chief Executive a double legislative victory. Passage of the whealcotton bill, which now goes to the While House, came only a few hours after the Housa approved the President's pro­ posal to expand the food stamp program for the needy. SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 165 Burns Fires Heated Reply To Dickinson By United Prrss International Jacksonville Mayor llnydon II111ns fired buck angrily Wed­ nesday at a charge of oppon­ ent Fred O. Dickinson o f West Palm Beach to cap a day of attacks and counter-attacks in tlia Democratic campaign for governor. Also near the end of ths day, candidate Fred K arl of Daylonn Beach added hla prediction for the May primaries to those advanced by soma of the other candidates. So far, none, of the six has left him­ self out of the runuff In tha political prognoaticatlng. Karl, campaigning in Pan unm City, aaid he will be in Hie running with Sen. Scott Kelly of Lakeland. Burns, meanwhila, loosed hla swat at Dicklnaon when ha arrived in Galncavilla to wind up hla day, "M r. Dicklnaon, in a dlspicabty low television attack In Jacksonville last week, 'Next Step' In Gemini Program CA PE KENNEDY (U P I)— Amerira’a P roject G e m i n i , freah from proving it ran launch a two-seater apace rapaule, now turns to the task of demonstrating it ran re­ cover one and to the selection of men to ride the cra ft Into orhlL The firry ride of an unman­ ned 7,000-|>ound Gemini spaceship into orbit abourd a Titan2 rocket Wednesday "allows ua to progreas to the next step" in the nation’s newest manned spaceflight program, said an exhuherunt Charles A. Mu thews, Gemini p r o j e c t manager. Tha "n e x t atep” is twofold: — Tha launching of a similar s|Mire capsule on a sub-orbital up and down flight to try out re-entry techniques and recov­ ery forces. That shut la plan­ ned for "th is summer.” prob­ ably August — Tha selection of the first two man who will make a spaca voyage aboard tha Gemini cra ft, which la mors than twice as large as tha bell-shaped Mercury capsule that took each of four astro­ nauts into o r b it Tha pilots will be named ‘‘within a few weeks.” said ha knew tha identity o f a public relations man with whom I met and planned the racial incidents In Jackson­ ville, snapped Burn*. Ha said ha fe lt It was un­ necessary to answer this at home "since the Jacksonville audienca knew tha circum­ stances of several days pre­ ceding my entrance into the problem." Ha aaid, h e w a v a r , tha e h a r g e a wera “unfounded, ridiculous and absurd,“ and that "now Mr, Dickinson is talsviaing this film in all areas of tha state . . . I now cal) on Dicklnaon to prova his charge, or publicly acknowledge this la another political lie such aa those being waged daily by him and other candidates.” In Orlando, Dickinson called klathewa "the new publle de­ fender of Jacksonville boss Burns”—referring to a de­ mand earlier Uiia week by Mathewe that Dicklnaon prove hla chargoa ag aln it Burns or get out of tha governor’s rare, ‘‘.Senator Mathews, through hla attacks on me, hna become tha beat press agent 1 have,” said Dirkinion—and added a slap at Mathewa’ failure to vote down the Milk Commitahm's price-fixing powers in the IU63 seas Inn. Dickinson also won endorse­ ment Wednesday from the l ’ulatka Daily News, which commented editorially: "A ll Florida Is on the move. Wa must move with it, and for this promising era ahead Putnun: County, like the rest o f Florida, needs a man like Bud Dicklnaon.” MAJOR Negotiations wera being completed today in A tlanta on an application by the SL Juhna-Imiian River Canal Dis­ trict for a (50,000 loan from the U. S. Housing and Homs Finance Agency (IIH F A ) to finance further engineering studies fo r the Sanford-Indiun River waterway. John Krider, canal district chairman, and Harold Scott, Jacksonville engineer, wera conferring with H IIFA offic­ ials todny at Atlanta. Scott represents Reynolds, Smith and Hills, engineers. Tho state government al­ ready has advanced ( 10,000 for engineering studies whilo Seminole, Volusia, Brevard nnd Orange Com.tics havo voted (2,600 each annually for operations. Norman Bryan, of the en­ gineering firm 's Orlnndo of­ fice, said today that right-ofway 350 fre t wide and 24 miles long will be donated gratis by Norman Lund, of lltu sville (the former Cam­ eron tra ct), Miami Corpora­ tion, Lauderdale Theater Cor­ poration and Cameron Devel­ opment Porporatlon. He said width of tha canal will vary from 175 to 225 feet and it will lie eight or mura feet deep, running between two locks at 16 feet abova aea level. Commencing at Lake Mon­ roe, the right-of-way will fol­ low tho St. Johns through Osteen Bridge to a point near Lemon Blu ff, cut overland im­ mediately north of Osceola Airport, cross the SL Johns and In a nearly atraight Una proceed overland, cross U. 8 . Highway 1 and continue (• the Indian River a t Oak Hill. It is at this U tter point that the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers la planning a new haulover canal from tha Indian River fo r the inter* coastal waterway Into M<tiqulto Lagoon. The present haulover canal north of T it­ usville will he closed to elim­ inate water traffic near tha ■para missile launching alta. Spoil from the canal rightof-way will be dumped In such a manner aa to provide a bed fo r a future four-lane highway between Sanford and tha Atlantic Coast, should it ever be developed by the S U te Road D epartm ent This was a suggestion made more than a year ago by John Urumley, Sanford, member of tha sanal d istrict I t has been reported tha two locks, raising the canal level, will eliminate salt w at­ er intrusion Into tho fresh water St. Johns. Tha proposed canal la a century-old dream to open tha S t Johns River to through water tra ffic, both commer­ cial and pleasure c r a f t l?ia Florida leg islatu re appropri­ ated mmo ( 6(>,()Oo for its con­ struction prior to the War Be­ tween the States but that conflict hatted the plana. Canal district officials hava expressed tha hops that H itFA will finunce the entire project. It also has been sug­ gested it be financed through revenue. BRAND 4 I I I ///£ A T DISCOUNT P R /C S S 14” T IR E S Now Only 750x14, (00x14, (50x14, 900x14, 950x14 Whitewalls (S Blarkwatt Plus Tax A Recap. Tire Mora G U A R A N TEE D RECAPS! All recaps guaranteed against all read hatarda and Fire In Plant A defective boiler at the Nchi Bottling Company plant, 540 Pecan Avenue, summoned firemen Wednesday night at 5:40. Damage wax confined to the boiler by firemen under the direction of Chief Mack N. Cleveland S r. The xnen re­ turned to their itatiom at 0:21 p.m. defects for tha Ufa of tlrea and tubea. F R E E MOUNTING • BUD GET TER M S � 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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DRAWING MAY 1 - 7:30 P.M. A * 1 st P rize RCA 2 1 ” C olor T V C onsole - <j ft OPEN HOUSE! Florida State Bank of Sanford celebrates 25 years of scnrfea in a giant open bouse Friday, May L Six grand prizes will be gtan away free. Bring the entire family. Free bellons for the kiddise. This is our wey of thanking yon for the opportunity of senring yon k an ever growing and expending community. Florida State Bank makes a point of keeping abreast of the times and dte community. On this Iwnnty-fifth anniversary, we look forward to many mom years of growth and prosperity, for your bank, its customers and aQ of Central Florida. NEW ELECTRONIC BANKING EQUIPMENT WORTH $50,000 WILL BE ON EXHIBITION MAY 1 to MAY 6 V 7 * j C- % > # t> it 1 , BALLOONS For The Children , I �I • Zip Code 32771 ) WEATHER: Partly cloudy today and Saturday with scattered thundershowers; high today 85-90; low tonight 70-75. VOL. 50 United Press Leased W re Kstaolished 1908 FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 181 ^ eioc During Saturday n I g h t ’ i auction at the Sanford Klwanls Club'a pancake eupper certain aectlona o f thl* column will be put on the block. Thoie who are aucceaiful In bidding for apace ran uac it for any* thins they deaire— except for advertising or dealing In peraonalitiea. We're not worried. Nobody in Sanford would uac the apace to attack someone else, anyway. • • • Boat Plant Opens Here Monday Enabling Act Called Key To Getting Port Some times it doesn't pay to “ Get the enabling set (for get out of bed in the morn­ the Sanford Port Authority) ings. Like on Wednesday a Herald reporter went to San­ and it won’t be 10 or 15 years ford Naval Academy to take before you’ll be moving. It'll pictures of the opening of the be snowballing." Lucai E. Hannon, semi-renew Olympic-slie swimming pool. On Thursday the report­ tired engineer, alerted the er learned he left the swim­ Seminole County Chamber of ming pool too early . . . the Commerce'! Port Authority midshipmen picked up their Committee to this Thursday superintendent, Col. H. J. Fur­ afternoon. man, and pitched him in, uni­ Tiie committee met to con­ form and all. Now, there tinue plans for the Port Auth­ would have been a good p-1 ority and reported steady picture. steps being taken to reach the goal. • • • The group will meet again “ The Clock" learns there will be some “ fireworks" at “ in about a month" to hear Tuesday evening’s session of from its legislative aubcomthe North Orlando City Coun­ mlttee, headed by Atty. Gor­ cil. Ex-Mayor W. W. Ander- don Frederick, and a feasibil­ aon is scheduled to request ity committee, headed by Mayor Irene Van Eepoel to Scott Burns. identify the anonymous au­ Frederick said hit group thors of “ The Informer," the would have a “ rough draft" mimeographed “ news" sheet of the enabling act at that causing so much turmoil in time for the full committee’s our sister city. It Is a moot c o n s i d e r a t i o n . Mean question whether Mayor Irene while, Burn* will contact var­ will honor the request. “ The ious engineering flrmi to get Clock" learns, too, that Mayor their procedures in arriving Irena has been boycotting at the feasibility report and North Orlando civic and social tho cost. This also will be functions in favor o f Winter available at the next meeting Park. Francis Roumillat, P o r t • e e Authority Committee chair­ Elisabeth Klein will present man, said arrangements are her dance students in a recital being made for a trip to Bainat 8 p. m. Monday at Seminole bridge, Ga., where a comHigh School auditorium for pletcly-barge terminal la in the benefit of the 8 eminule operation. County Juvenile Council. This would most closely par­ a a • allel the facility scheduled lor A t last a Schlltx moneyed the SL Johns Alver area. fish has been caught in Sem­ The area terminal would be inole County outside o f Lake located west of Sanford; the Golden. Hubert Moore, of 114 Sanford municipal dock area Academy Avenue, according to and much of the Lake Monroe the O r l a n d o distributor, section would be rearranged caught a tagged bass in the into a giant marina. St. Johns Itiver near PusRoumillat reported to the sle Lake. It weighed a little committee on the recent trip over one pound. Three more to Brunswick, Ga., and a thor­ tagged fish have been caught ough examination of that port in Lake Golden by Van Sage, setup. 200 Palm place; R. T. Me“ One o f the most Impress­ Caakill, R. R. 2, and John ive things we learned was Stankiewics, of 111) Oakland that one-way barging Is pro­ Avenue. fitable. Some of us had feared • • e return trips with the barge City Manager Pete Knowles empty would rule this out. learned from City Attorney “ This Is not so," Roumillat liill Hutchison Wednesday that continued. “ If the haul is of more and more political candi­ about 300-mile duration or dates' campaign signs are more, the barges always pick showing up on city property, up cargo for the return trip." contrary to law. I'ete wouldn't The chairman also told of say which candidates or where the “ tremendous increase" in . . . but let it be known the highway and rail facility uses signs would come down. What once a terminal is establish­ a waste of money! ed. • • • Sanford Mayor A. L. Wilson One of the very first to take recalled the “ vait wealth of advantuge of the new Sanford information readily available Naval A c a d e m y swimming for us at all times" which was pool Wednesday wus Capt. offered by the Brunswick port James O. Mayo, commanding officials. officer of Naval AtUck Wing County CommDskm Chair­ One at SNAS. Captain Mayo man James P. Avery Jr. urg­ came dressed for the occasion, ed close coordination of all too, trunks and a beach Jacket. groups involved in forming Didn't bother to change at the the authority — city, county. school. Chamber of Commerce and • • • the legislative delegation. Once the full intent is es­ Catholic Women’s Club of All Souls Parish will bold Ks tablished, Avery said he felt annual communion breakfast sure the Housing ft Home and Installation of officers Finance Agency will make Sunday at the Mayfair Inn available funds for the feas­ after the >30 mass. Rev. ibility study. Richard J. Lyons will Install The next step will be pre­ Mrs. Richard Gleeson, presi­ liminary reports on the legis­ dent; Mrs. Swlbert Durand, lative act draft and feasibil­ vice president; Mrs. Clayton ity data. Then its another Mamele, recording secretary; •tudy session at Bainbridge. Mrs. Eugene Rogero, corres­ Then . , . ponding secretary, and Mrs. Theadore LaTour, treasurer. Call 668-(638, 322-8302, 322-3013 or 322-3638 for reservations. Inclement weather today e • • caused postponement o f the A public service is offered formal opening o f the new today by the Seminole County Rnndo Alley snail and the Sportsmen's Association. It is accompanying art exhibit paying for a half-page ad in tntll n later date, it waa today's Herald explaining— Jointly announced by City without any pro’s or con's— Manager W. E. Know lea the controversial water control and James Talmadge, Banact to be voted on next Tues­ ford Chamber af Commerce day. manager. Opening O ff JlfLWA... Crusade To Begin Jobs Found For 60 Residents Of Seminole BAN DIEGO, Calif. (U P D — Evangelist Hilly Graham hr gin* a in-day religious missile Production operation* of tonight at Kalhoa Stadium. Southern Fiberglass Productswith an annual payroll of $200,000, will get under way WASHINGTON (U PI) — Monday at the Williams build­ Starting today, nil television ing in Sanford Industrial Park. Earl Smith, vice president set* must he made to receive of the Orlando-based firm, at leant 82 channel*. said today some 60 Seminole County reddents have been MOSCOW (U P I)—Tha So- employed through Joe Foy, vlet Union unveiled new mo- local manager of the Florida bile "twin rocketa" today in a Stale Employment Service, w-nr-und-pearc display in Red and will be called to their Square opening ita annual Jobs during the next week. Smith said eight key per­ May Duy celebration*. sonnel have been transferred from the Orlando plant to supervise production here of WINCHESTER. Vs. (UPI) fiber glass boats. All other — Luci Unincx Johnion, who employes will be Seminole began her reign a* Shenan­ County residents, he pointed doah queen with a fond preslout. dential kit*, led the apple blotThe Orlando plant, accord­ sum festival parade today with ing to Harold Slama, presi­ her proud mother looking on. dent has been producing nine boats daily. With the opening Monday of the local plant, SAIGON, Vlet Nam (UPI) the Orlando facility will pro­ — Four American Marine* duce five boats dally and the were wounded Thursday when Sanford plant will turn out a Communist guerrillas fired at minimum of 10 boats daily. U. S. helicopter* airlifting Production will open Mon­ troopa out o f a battle area, it day locally on a limited basis, was announced today. Smith said, but will move into higher gear by the end of next week. He aald sonic WASHINGTON (U PI) — machinery must tie installed The Air Force'a annual “ fly­ and tooling i*necessary tie ing saucer” report shows that fore operations are commenc sightings of temporarily un­ ed. identified flying objects fell The company manufactures o ff mound the nation during the Cobia line of fiber glass HIC3. boats, IS- to 22-foot craft along with off-shore fishing boats -- > • DAYTON (U PI) — c'ormer Smith al*<* assured Semi vica president Richard M. note County buslneti houses Nixon culled for a harder pol that all materials and aup icy in Viet Nam and Luos, plies for the new Southern slating Thursday night that plant here wilt be purchased "there should be no privileged locally, whenever possible. sanctuaries for gueiiillus," 82-Clmnnel Sets Reds Show Might Luci Leads Parade FLORIDA STATE HANK is celebrating its silver jubilee with open house today and with installation of $50,000 in automatic bookkeep­ ing machinery. In keeping with its 25th anni­ versary, the bank is presenting prizes to its customers and guests. Pretty Marie Howen dis­ plays the silver pieces to be presented, along with a color TV. (Herald Photo) Florida State Bank Observes 25th Year The rain may have cut the ly dominated the eyes as size of visitors to the Florida they were presented to child­ State Bank this morning, but ren who carried them around spirits were high as the bank while their parents visited the marked its 23th anniversary various bsnking facilities. of serving the Stnford area. Other than the registration A coffee w u held prior to table, where visitors signed the formal openlolg of tod a yV h r tithe*- a erlor. -*clevUk>n celebration and w*'ie$ set or one of fiv.' lag Mil door* opened the visitors ver sets, the place most visit­ gan pouring (no pun intended) ed was the new HIM ma­ in. chines which the bank recent­ Florida Slate began its ser­ ly purrhased. vice to the community at the At a cost of $30,000, the Park Avenue and First Street machines will provide magenintersection, in subsequent tized numbered chocks to years it outgrew that site and customers to help facilitate moved to the sparkling quart­ the banking process. The in ers it now occupies. stallation is the first for When the doors opened for Seminole County. the first time 23 years ago. While some banking em A. B. Peterson Sr. supplied ployes continued their rou flowers for the festivity. He tine duitics, others, aided by did the same today, Another Welcome Wagon hostesses, "first" vlstor to the original explained the operations to bank was 3frs. Doris Spencer. visitors. She also was on hand for to­ Tonight at 7:30 the special day’s celebration. gifts will lie awarded to some The lobby of the bank had of those who registered this highly festive tone todiy. morning. At 8 p. m. the lunk long blue balloons probab- will close. tt EDITORIAL COMMENT School Issue A large number o f Inquirieft an to the Hi a t u s of a ronMtitutional amendment vote coming up next November han prompted The Sanford Her­ ald to offer this explanation (n Rm readers. The quealion for atutewide vole on Nov. .*1 in: Shall the school auperintendent (of Semi­ nole and neven other rountieH — Escambia, l-ake, Martin, Okeechobee, Calm Reach, Put­ nam and Taylor) be elected by the people or ap­ pointed by the School Hoard? The question In not on inHue in thin year’s election of a itchool auperintendent for Seminole County. Whoever is elected in November of this year will nerve until January 1969. The 1963 Leginlature approved an art bring­ ing the proponed cniwtitutlonnl amendment be­ fore Htate votera throughout Florida in Novem­ ber. It muat be approved by a majority of the atate’a electors to become law. AND IT .MUST HE APPROVED liY THE SEMINOLE COUN­ TY ELECTORS TO BECOME LAW IN THIS COUNTY. Even though approved statewide, if voted down in Seminole County it will become a dead issue here. If approved statewide and in Seminole County in November, the Seminole County School Hoard may exercise its prerogative and call for a special "local option" election for Seminole County voters only. If finally approv­ ed, the school auperintendent then would be ap­ pointed on a four-year trial basis. Purpose o f the proposed change in to give the School Hoard the assurance o f having u trained, experienced administrator to direct and guide Seminole County’s biggest business, a multl-million-dollar enterprise. 4 GIs Wounded Fewer Saucers ‘ Harder Policy* Joan At Wake WAKE ISLAND (UPI) — Flying housewife Joan Mcr rium landed her two-engine plune safely at Wake Island tonight, finally completing the uft-delayed Guam-Wuke leg of her solo flight around the woriiL Erhard Proposal BERLIN (U PI)— Weal Gcr man Chunrellcr Ludwig Eh' hard, in a May Day statement, offeied todny to rearh an un­ derstanding with Russia ami the nation* o f custom Europe but said his government would never negotiate with East Ger­ many. Parade Auto Gem Studded Somr of the S'trinc VIP* were silting on $17,000plus in that parade last Saturday and didn't know it. Ford Motor Company, out of Detroit, authorized it* arc* distributor at West Palm Beach to send five Lincoln automobiles to Hunt LincolnMercury here lo be used in the Shrine parade. Long distance lines buzzed Thursday . . . search the cars for a piece of jewelery lost by one of the Ford fam­ ily wives while riding in one of the cars at West Palm Beach. Ed Hunt said today a brooch was found under the seat of one of the Lincolns here. Jacksonville insurance adjuster said the brooch waa Insured for $17,000. Escapee Seized M A R A T H O N (UPI) — James Anderson, who hacksawrd hia way out of tha Monroe County Jail at Key West last Saturday, was rap­ tured Thursday night when d e p u t i e s at a roadblock weren't fooled by hia disguita. COFFEE BREAK for Sanford Naval Air Station personnel waa held Thursday morning at the Sentirtolc County Chnmlier of Commerce's Coffco Club. Amont; those introduced included, from left, Cdr. Vnl Mntuta o f VAII-3 who is switching to VAH-1, Cnpt. James O. Mayo, commander o f Honvy Attack Win# One; Lt. Ralph Kaiser, base chaplain; nnd Cdr. J. \V. Akins. ( Herald I’ hoto) North Orlando Seven Boys Jailed Names Brewer Village Marshal In School Breakin Eugene Brewer of Lake Mary Thursday night was em­ ployed as North Orlando vill­ age marshal by the deciding vote of Mayor Irene Van Ecpocl which broke the tic of Council men Arthur Ferrin and Arthur Rhodes, for, and Mrs. Mona Grinstcad and Dave Tilson, against. Tin* action took place In a special called council session at 6 p.m. in the village office. Mrs. Van Eepoel requested that the amount of Brewer's monthly salary be withheld from publication. However, Councilman Rhodes assured that a thorough review of the village financial structure re­ vealed that the marshal could be hired without any cost or increase in taxes to the resi­ dents. Rhodes estimated that, broken down, costs would average something like 32 to 33 cents per household which already is being paid in util­ ity taxes. Meeting was adjourned and immediately called hack into session by the mayor to ad­ minister the oath of office to Brew/*t .VAlJtoug(i two- volun­ teer polite. Donald Wilcox and Henry Ward, were In at­ tendance with expectations of also being aworn In at the meeting, action waa postponed for the regular May council session which Is scheduled for R p.m.. Tuesday in the Civic Building. Those interested In attending the meeting will note that time oi Tuesday's meeting la one-half hour later VENICE (UPI) — The than usual. skeleton of 7-ycar-okl I,cwl* Wilson was sent to FBI labor­ atories in Washington today in a continuing invealigation into the activities of accused boy abductor Joseph Francis Ilyran Jr. Location of a road to paral­ The skeleton was found in a rattlesnake • infested field lel the 81. Johna-lndian River about five miles south of Canal will he dlacuatsd Thurs­ here Thursday by a search day morning in Deland be­ party of 75 men after FBI tween representatives of the agenti traced Bryan'* move Volusia County Commission and the Canal DistrUt. moots to this area. The meeting, starting at Bryan, a former convict and mental patient, is in cus­ 10:30 a.m., will he held In tody in New Orleans, where the Volusia County Court­ he was captured Tuesday. house, John Krider, Canal District With him at the time was 8 year-old Dennis Burke of i-hairmun, aald the hathway Humboldt, Tenn. The boy was would Intersect with inter­ state 4 In the vicinity o f the unharmed. The 25-year-old Bryan was Orange City-DeLand inter­ qu< ted by authorities when change and terminate sn the he was put on the FBI's 10 East Coast at Highway \-l-A. most wanted men list as say­ ing he likes "to see young boys tied up and (cream ing." He is charged with kidnap­ ing 10-ycar-old John David LONDON (U PI) — PrinRobinson of Mount Pleasant, rets Margaret gave birth to­ S. C.. Feb. 27. The Robinson day to • girl, her airond boy'a skeleton was found child. Iloth mother and thlld March 31 in a mangrove were reported doing wrll swamp near Hallandale. " i t ’a marvelous news," said Margaret's husband, E a r l Snowdon. "She looks liki • super baby.” Their first child la a koy. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - It waa the fourth royal biby The Justice department has horn this year in Britain. filed a suit in federal court Previously Queen Elizalxth, hare seeking to force the Margaret's sister, and Prin­ Florida East Coast Railway cess Alexandra and the Dieto drop work rules put into hesa of Kent gave birth. Die effect since a strike by 11 Duchess’ baby was born lM<anoo-operating unions itarted day night. The band at the changing In early 1963. It was the second such suit of the guard ceremony at Buckingham Palace salualed filed against the FEC. Margaret'* n «w The unions esrller filed a Princess similar suit saying the FEC daughter today by pi aytag had oo right to mskt work “ Thank Heaven For Litle rules changes. Girl*." Boy's Skeleton Sent To FBI Lab Canal RoadTo Be Discussed It’s A Girl For The Princess U. S. Suit Claims FEC Violation Seven boy* ranging in nge from M to 10 were remanded to tho county Jail Thursday afternoon after they admitted breaking anil entering the South Scnilnolo Junior High School at Casselberry and causing considerable damage to it. Candidates Make Final Pitch Four of them will he sent lo the Florida Industrial School for Boys; the other three will learn their fate from Juvenlla Court Judge Vernon Mizs Monday at 0 a. m. The entry and vandalism oc­ curred the previous Thurtdny night when the boys admitted taking part in a wave of de­ struction. Three of the youths admitted entering the building while tho others admitted waiting outside. Windows were broken in tho library and school cafeteria, n soft drink machine wus brok­ en, tha teachers* lounge enter­ ed and ransacked and money was taken from the cafeteria. Deputies said tiie hoys took ■lx transistor radios and a tape recorder. The radios have hern recovered but the dep­ uties said the buys reported tossing the tape rvcorder away while driving on Intentata 4. The latter haa not been found. John G. Angel, schoul prin­ cipal, estimated damages to. tuling $230, including the loss of the tape recorder. Two of tha youths hod pre­ viously been sentenced to the Industrial school but had been released In rustody o f their parents pending transporta­ tion to the school . Two other* learned they would go to the achool follow­ ing Thursday’s hearing In tha courtroom. Tinea more will know Monday at 0 a. m. what disposition will be made ia their case. A thousand persons turned out Thursday evening to hear Seminole County political can­ didates formally conclude their respective bids for (he Demo­ cratic nominations for public office. All candidates, however, In­ dicated they will continue to campaign “ down to the finul wlro” in Tuesduy’a party prim­ ary election. Sponsored by the Democrat­ ic Executive C o m m i t t e e , Thuisday'a old-fashioned poli­ tical rally was held lit the San­ ford Civic Center. It opened w-ith • concert hy the Seminole High School hand. Emceed hy W. O. Tanner Jr. and Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds, the rally got under wuy with the speaking program at 8 p. m. Each of nearly 60 candi­ dates was allowed three minutea to present hia or her qualifications for office. A number of the candidates commented on the Impersonal campaigns conducted hy Uieir opponents. Twenty-three polling plnces in Seminole County will open at 7 a. in. Tuesday and close The second place winner o f at 7 p. m. the Baby of the Year Con­ test held recently will bo hon­ ored at a ham dinner plan­ ned for Monday by the CampMl-Lntslng American Legion Post S3. A rail for harvest hands The dinner will start at t for the vegetable crop* in p.m. Following It, Judy Mix­ Seminole County waa Issued on, daughter of Mr. and Mia. today by Joe Foy, local Cecil Mixon o f Lake Mary manager of the Florida and second place winner in State Employment Service. the contest will be feted. Fay said (here la a short­ Reservations are requested age of harvest hands and hy Saturday noon hy calling that Jobs are open now. Tom Best at 322-1728. Ham Dinner To Honor Baby Hands Needed For Harvest CARIBE LOUNGE IS NOW OPEN TIL 2 :0 0 a.m . MON. Thru SAT. . . . Serving Your Favorite Beverage or Dinner . . . O § or make the Caribe - v your late stop of the evening VALDEZ HOTEL DOWNTOWN SANFORD Exercise Your Right! Vote In Tuesday's Primary Election r * * — / v* ■ W �T o J» P»r* *—W . H i y 1,1064 Rer. Grover Sewell ! j } » £ Ui I * 1 Clergymen art vary much • «a r « of Iba fact that aoma people faal that their own re Ugte* laeka much la fulfUliag their need. A popular excuse ia that there ia a lack of rel •vancy of their faith to the world. One may contend that hla church ia trying hard enough or ha may even go ap far aa to feel that ha may be at fault aomcwhere. It la my conviction that many people are vary aincere la wanting an honeit aniwer to the problem or a lack in their aplrltual life. When one la aincere in aurh a feeling be should seek help from clergyman whose training and time la aimed at diagnosing trouble, but for at least one possibility it may be that there ia a lack or discipline in one's spiritual life. Perhaps there was never a lime in our country when so many be* Havers were so frustrated for ana single reason, Every top athlote knows the value of discipline in his game If he la to succeed. Recently 1 was told that the golfers who win the big tournaments prac. tlce and play an amount of g olf each day that equals M holes. Of course, this would vary but It docs say that with* out any doubt discipline is important. The musician who Is sought after for concerts spends hour after hour, day after day, at the Instrument. We can think of the many pro. fessions that require years of discipline if proficiency is to be accomplished. Why should one expect any* thing as Important aa their rellfton to be rewarded if no discipline is used to keep it vital and fresh? I have known a great numher of people who have re* fused to worship God regular* ]y and there Is not ona that 1 can namo who found their religion completely reward­ ing. When this has been ex- r Ceremony Set For Mission ■ y Do o m Estes Groundbreaking ceremonial Will be conducted by Rev. Jack Lindsay of the First Baptist Church o f Longwood at the church's new mleaicn In Chuluota Sunday at I p m. H w mission named "The Leva Southern Baptist Miss­ ion " will bo constructed at tho aoroer of SR 419 and Mamboto of the •I the mother church w il witaeae tfaa cere- Holds Installation plained to them so many ex cuses hava been made, but ell point in (he fact that spiritual discipline Is ssdly licking. Tha discipline of personal devotions Is very important if one ie to find his religion meaningful. Another spiritual discipline that Is needful is the one that pula faith to work seven days a week. It takes a strong will to carry one's faith into his business, politics, recreation and other factors of life. Your fslth esn be rewarding but only if discipline is an outstanding Ingredient. Pinecrest Calls Minister Of Education Pinecrest Baptist Church of Sanford has called H. Page Williams, ■ student at New Orleans Theological Semi­ nary, as Minister of Educa­ tion, Rev. William J. Guess, pastor of the church, announc­ ed today. Rev. Williams will receive a master's degree In rcllgloua education May 14 from the New Orloani school and will assume duties at the local church immediately there­ after. Born In Colorado, he grew up in Fort Pierce. !(■ (a a graduate o f Dan McCarty High School In Fort Pierce and o f Stetson University. He has served aa pastor of Lady Lake Baptist Church in Lady Lake, aa minister of education and muilc at the North Hia­ leah Baptist Church In Hia­ leah, aa minister o f music at Frontinac Baptist Chapel iq Frontinac and Is presently stu­ dent director of the St. Char­ les Avenue Baptist Church in New Orleans. Mrs. Williams is the former Pelricla Rae McGauran of Fort Pierce. They have two children, Perry, five, and Plythe, one. Club Breakfast Tha Church of the Nativity Catholic Women's Club will serve a light breakfast to tha children of the parish follow­ ing reception of their first Holy Communion Sunday at the I a. m. Maas at tho church. Tha monthly babe sale sponsored by the group baa been postponed until May 10. i l o a.m. Tuesday with Mrs. James L. McKinasy, president of the Waklwa Baptist Asso­ ciation WMU, officiating. Installed aa president was Mrs. Edward L Kelsey who has served as preaidant of the College Park Baptist Church WMU for tha past two years and who also has served three years aa Community Missions director for tha Association WMU. Other officers are Mrs. Mil­ lard Glasa, secretary; Mrs. Jark Merck, treasurer, and Mrs. Robert Mallard, YWA director. Chairmen Installed included M n . Leslie Bryan, enlist­ ment; Mrs. James Spencer, mission study; Mrs. V. N. .Haggard, program; Mrs. H. V. Nelson, prsysr; Mrs. R o­ bert Bradford, publicity, pub­ lications and social, and Mrs. Clifford S m i t h , children's home. Following lha installation at the church, members end guests drove to Mrs. Brad­ ford's home on Boston Ave­ nue for a delightful luncheon. Gucita present for the oc­ casion ware Mrs. McKinney, Mrs, Rodney P*rke and Mrs. Charles West, ail of Orlando, and Mr*. A. C. Bcnkolman and Mrs. Ken Barber of Alta­ monte Springs. Nazarenes Set District Assembly Psstors and leading layman of the Church o f the Nasarene In the area will taka part in tha annual Florida district assembly at tha First Baptist Church in Orlando, Map ix-ii. District conventions and Sun­ day services will be held in the Orlando city auditorium the praceding three day*. Presiding general superin­ tendent will ba Dr. 0 , B. Willlamton o f Kansas Oily, Mo., who haa served continuously tinee IMS In the highest alectiva office at tha denomina­ tion. Dr, John L. Knight o f Orlinde will give big annual message as district superin­ tendent and district effieere will be elected. Final plena wU ha made for partieipatlaa by local c Imrehe* aa delegates and gueata at the 19th general as­ sembly o f tha ehurth Which will be held Jaaa U-M at Me­ morial Coliseum In Portland, Ore. of the Central Florida Coun­ nlcatlon and actual affection seling Center in Orlando, will in marrlegc. In addition to his role aa deacribe as accurately aa pos­ marriage counselor, ha ie the sible bow marriage functions, author af U pastoral guidance how it can bn strengthened books which havn become the and why it falls. H* will dis­ authoritative studies In their cuss companionship, coramu- iadividaal Helds. He also fa the editor of Prentice Hall'a aucceaaful pastoral counsel­ ing books and o f an encyclo­ pedia aeriei devoted to coun­ seling in every area In which a minister ia called upon to give MalaUnce. II* hat lectured across the country to clergy end physi­ cians and baa served on the faculties o f Theological Sem­ inaries o f Harvard, the Uni­ versity of Chicago and Duke University. He has traveled abroad as conailtant for the military In both Europe and the Far East and has served as chaptaln of four major teaching hospital*. Op* of the few Florida memberj of the American As­ sociation of Marriage Counselfr* and recipient o f several l COUNTY The Episcopal Churchwomcp * f Longwood'* Christ Epis nopal Church will make a Corporate Communion at tha 19:41 a. m. service at tha Church this Sunday. The Spring Ingathering of tha United Church Offering will hn enaducted. Following tha earviee. new officer* of tha Church women will be install- A FHIKI) CHICKEN SCPI'ER treated members o f th# winning tenm In n current contest o f the Young People o f Longwood'a Firet Pentecostal Church. The supper whh prepared and servod by members on the loalng team who hnd to attend in "tacky" dress. In the photo, from left, are Jesse Ilrown, losing team captain; Mrs. M. I.. McDaniel, president o f tha Ladles Auxiliary; Miss Sybil Grant, leader o f the Young People and Miaa Donna Jean Driggers, tcum member. (Herald Photo) • His Service To Seminole County Since 1961 Has Earned Your Support. • Seminole County Needs A County Commissioner Who Will Stand Up And Be Counted On The Various Problems Facing The County. By Jane Casselberry llsyncs, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Church officials for the Swope, Mrs. Marvin McClain, Mrs. Dclmai Copeland and coming yesr were elected by Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cas the Casselberry Commuoity eelberry. Methodist Church at a QuartMembers of the Christian erly Conference held last Fri­ Social Concerns Commission day night. Include George Holder, chair­ Named to th# board oi man; Mr*. II. T. Crittenden, trustees, with terms to expire Mrs. John Howard and Rev. In 1967, were Carlyle Swof. E. P. Richards. ford, Charles Winkle and Mrs. John Birkhsimcr was Clare Palmer. named chairman of the Com Elected to tho board of mission on Education, which stewards were Mrs. Nelson includes all Sunday School Bunnell, James Court, Virgil workers. Carlyle Swofford Grubb, Albert HarrU, Tom was re-appointed ae super Hueston, Elvis Lane, Darious intondent of tho Sunday Pringle, Mr*. lo o ts Putnam, School and William Shook, hls Rav. E. P. Richard*, Mrs, assistant. Marvin McClain I. G. Reuter, Blynn Rolker, was named Lay Delegate and WiUlam Shook- Mrs. L. L. L. E. Swope, Reserve Lay Werley, A1 Boone, Clara Bal- Delegate, to the Annual Coo mar, Mrs. Ruth Weaver, liar* fenence. old Willis, William Young, Tha church treasurer Is Jerold Vanatta, Ralph Diggs, Frank Measlck and financial John Strong, Dennis J, I<awis, secretary Mrs. Burbon Fer­ Jack Waltinan, Robert L. rell. Communion stewardesses Newman, Mr*. Paul Engle- are Mrs. Ruth Weaver, Mrs man, Mrs. Finney Haynes, Edith Wood and Mrs. Edna Mias Phyllis Caesbar, Roger Dahl. M n . Ralph Newcomer Richmond, Harry Mcl’eak, Ed is Hospital and Home* Chair Johnson and Burhon Ferrell. man. Members of the Stewardship The new board will be feted and Financa Commission arc by the outgoing board mem L. E. Swope, chairman; Frod b e n at a cook-out to be Schroeder, Darious Pringle, held at the church on Tuei Mr. and Mrs, Phil Caesber. day, May 19, at 6:90 p. m. William Shook and Mrs. a. V. Maaslck. Serving on the Membership and Evangelism Pearl aliea are measured in Commission are Mrs. C. K. millimeters. Fisher, chairman; Mrs. Ef/le Sanborn, Mr*. I. 0 . Reuter and Mr. and Mie. Tom GullIckaon. On tha Missions CammUeton are Mrs. Marjorie Bryant, chairman; Mrs. Carlyle Straf­ ford, Mr. and Mr*. Finney A tte n d honorary degrees, ho waa hon­ ored in 1965 aa one of four Americans cited by the Na­ tional Council of Churches of Christ ia America for out­ standing work for tha welfare of the people. Hls lecture far the Long­ wood Church will be open to th* public. A nominal regis­ tration fee will be requested. services tdisweed a t your own J)dueoJ worsdip m W B LO oaaa w a a a a Virginia I'etroskl F. O. Box 1214 Hanford Nora Norris TK 8-1314 8. Hr mInala Phyllis Rugrnstln* FA 2-6234 Lake Mary HANFORD * FLOWER SHOP Cor. F- 1st A Sanford Ave. 32I-UII or 312-9162 Mlldrrd Haney 646-3631 Deltona Mary Grttings Bear Lake 293-681? W . Pol. Adv. Fisher's Nursery SMford, Next To Morialand Hours: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.— Inti. Hub. •h A j a i • w ; 9 tr t* GOVERNOR W IL L BE O N Television Channels 2 & 9 F R ID A Y N IT E , M A Y 1st, 9 :3 0 to 10 :0 0 Televising From THE ORLANDO MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM 1 All D U E TO ILLN ES S we are N U RSERY D R A S T IC A L L Y R E D U C E D ! A T C O S T O R LESS! JL » CANDIDATE FOR Central represented FOR **•* I HAYDON BURNS At Firat A 1'almett* (Aleagsid* aid past office) • Rental Beda 4 •*) ANYONE • Carpet* * F in U tir* • THn • P IM M f C O M M IS S IO N ER Casselberry Community Methodisfs Elect OVER SB YEARS Sanford Furniture Co. i D IS T R IC T 5 DR. RU 8IIE L L Communion ft YOUR Counselor To Address Longwood Baptists By Deana Estae D f. RuitcU L. Dicks, widely known author and marriage •ouoaelor, will address the membership of the First BapMat Church of Longwood, Mon­ day, Mar 11, at 7:30 p.m. Or. Dleka, who la director RE- ELECT JOHN FITZPATRICK By Jolla Bartaa Installation o f WMU officers and chairmen o f the new Friendship Baptist Church of Altsmonte Springs was held at No Rewards In Religion? It Friendship Baptist HAYDON at this D E S IR IN G T H IS BURNS Florida will be EVENT FOR gathering! T R A N S P O R T A T IO N C A L L 322-7428 GOVERNOR HEADQUARTERS 2555 Park Drive, Sanford, Fla. PHONE 322-7428 Pd. Pol. Adv. �®Tfe PETREE NAMED ONE OF TEN OUTSTANDING DEMOCRATS IN ENTIRE U.S.A. You Have An Opportunlty To Send Rob Petree To The Stale Legislature To Work For You. Bob Is An Attorney With Proven Political and Leadership Ability. Vote For ROBERT G. PETREE On Tuesday. rd . Poi: Adv. VsttTnrB Frl. May 1. 1964— Pape 3 Vrrall Student Talent Show Presented For PTO By Donna Estrs The boys and girls Beatles Acta performed during the student talent show follow­ ing the business meeting of the Longwood PTO Tuesday evening wero received with thunderous applause from the capacity audience. Members of the boys act. who pantominmed “ I Saw Her Standing There,” were Johnny Roberts, Paul Kirk­ land. Rieky Kselnvon and Don­ nie Rhoades. Lillian Gamlin, Georgia Rare, Sally Pearson and Knthy Ferrin, In Rcatlc wigs, acted out “ She Loves You." The chorus, composed of the ninjority of the fourth, fifth and sixth grades, per­ formed very impressively un­ der the direction o f Mrs. Nell Dreuding. Among selections were "Lonesome Valley,” “ Ye Watchers and Ye Holy One." “ Kentucky Babe," “ Aura VOTE FOR Harry F . Cushing Lee,” with solos by Debbie Groce and Linda Isbell, "Inchworm,” with solo by Richard Smith and "Slay Day Carol” with solo by Lauris Miller. Also featured on the pro­ gram were folk dances, in­ cluding the Virginia Reel and Rochester Schottische, by ths fourth grade; piano aoloa en­ titled “ Swans on the Lake” and an original composition, "Running Brook,” by Debbie Berry and "Spring, Dublin Town,” by Debbie Daniel; an nccordian solo of the “ Anni­ versary Walts” by Donnie Rhoades; a puppet act by Rob­ ert Morgan and John Hicka; A vocal trio, " lh a Lord Legal Notice COUNTY COMMISSIONER — DISTRICT 5 With NO Political Commitments. A Retired Business Man. STANDS FOR BETTER ROADS — BETTER SCHOOLS — CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT OF SEMINOLE COUNTY! Let’s Be A County Undivided In Our Future ■- LET’S PULL TOGETHER! Pd. Pol. Adv. Eleven Years O f Progress Ten New Schools Constructed. Numerous Additions To Schools. Broad and Modern Course Offerings. Improved Instructional Program. Student Achievement Above State and National Averages. For Continued Educational Progress and Experienced Administrative Leadership — RE - ELECT R. T, MILWEE l > Superintendent Of Public Instruction Seminole County rd. Pol. Adv. MITICK OF ftllFIliri*** s.tl.i: NOTICE IK IIEItKIIV HIV­ ES THAT I. J. I.L'TIIEII IIOI111Y. Sheriff of Seminole Coun­ ty. Klorlila. by virtue of a writ i.iuod out of the Circuit Court in and for Seminole County, Florida, on the 37th day of Itecrmber, AH . 19(3, In that certain rauee between Jacob It. Roller and tleoralana J. Roller, hla wife. I’ lalntlffa. and I'hyllla Evelyn Ford, et el, Defrndanla, have In my p o i«..iIon the following deacrllted real relate, eltnate, lying and being In Seminole County, Flor­ ida. to-wlt: l.oia 9 and ie. ntork IS. 8 ANI.ANDO TI1E HEIUTIlll RKACTIFUL, SANFORD SECTION, according to the D at thereof aa recorded In Flat llook 3. Page IS. of the Public llrcorde of Sem­ inole County. Florida. Lola I and In. Illock II. SANI.ANDO THE SCHtMUl IIEAITIFUU HANFORD SECTION, according lo the Plat thereof ae recorded In Plat llook 3. Page «S, of the Public Record! of Sem­ inole County, Florida. I. ot 19. Illock «o. SAM,AN­ DO THE HCIU1RII 1IEACTIFPU PAI.M KI'ltINC.S SECTION, according to the Plat thereof a. recorded In I'lut llook i, Page (It. of the Public Record* of Sem­ inole County, Florida. I kiIS 3n through 31, Ittock II. WEST Al.TAMONTE HERMITS. S E C T I O N THREE, according lo the Plat thereof na recorded In Plat llook Id. Page 7ft. of the public Record! of Sem­ inole County. Florida. aa the property of I'hyllla Eve­ lyn Ford, el al, Defendant!; that on the 3Mh day of May. A.D. |9(l, between the legal houn of om|c. to-wlt: after II:no o'clock In the forenoon and before 3:00 o'clock In Ilia nflernooii, on the aald day at the front door of the County Court llouae In Knnford. HemInole County, Florida, I alinll offer for stile lo the hlghent bidder for cash In hand, the above deacrllted properly of .I'hyllla Evelyn Ford, et al. De­ ft ndanla. J. I- Hobby Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida I' nit 11ah: May 1, I. It, 13. 19(4 C D IJ -3 J This is your Said to Noah," by Robin Hammond. Sunny Boyles and Pain Hickson: a tumbling act by Tom Rhodes, Billy Robinaon. Butch Kldridgc. Ricky Goodull, David Brauchamn, Sanlando Baptisls Have Bonds Sale RE-ELECT JOE DAVIS Pat Myers and Steve Ben­ nett; Paulette Thermanos sang "They Tell Him," in Greek. Performing trombone solos entitled “ Whispering a n d ‘ Dark Town Strutters Ball” was Greg Nichols. Mrs. Arietta Coberly and daughter, Kathy, gave a pia­ no duet of "Silver Sleigh Bella,“ and the vocal duet of “ Moon River" was given by Pam Burns and Georgia Bare. The recently chartered First Baptist Church of San­ lando Springs initiated Its building fund bond sale at a kick off dinner held at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blalack near Lake Mary. Rev. J. E. Murray, assist­ ed by the minister. Rev Lewis B. Haines, spoke al length on functions of bond sales and bond sales financ­ ing. Rev. Murray, bond sales chairman, reported that $10,900 of the $18,000 first series 1Kinds were aold during the dinner. The sales are being eontinued under direction of two teams headed by Dan Coward, captain of the green team and Harold Blalack captain of the red team. The church is o f­ fering negotiable bonds bear­ ing six per cent Interest Those desiring to acquire bonds are asked lo contact either team raptain. Groundbreaking ceremonies for the new church will he held at the building site. i| which is located one-half mile west of the Sanlando Springs Post Office, at 2 p. m. on Mothcr’a Day, May to. Victory Sunday Services, with completion of the bond sales drive, will be held one week later on May 17. YOUR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Jj; FROM SEMINOLE COUNTY A VITAL Interest and Active Participation In Affairs Of Seminole County. A PROVEN Record Of Public Service For Seminole Countv. DEDICATED To Task Of Serving ALL Of Seminole County. Pd. Political Adv. YOU DESERVE A TAX COLLECTOR W IL L ------ MAKE AVAILABLE TO THE PRESS AND PUBLIC THE RECORDS OF THIS OFFICE. 2. ENDEAVOR TO REMOVE THIS OFFICE FROM THE DICTATORIAL AND OBSOLESCENT FEE SYSTEM AND RETURN IT TO LOCAL CONTROL BY SUBMITTING ITS BUDGET TO PUBLIC HEARING AND DEBATE. 3. ELIMINATE ONCE AND FOR ALL THE GIVE-A-WAY OF YOUR TAX DOLLARS IN THE FORM OF BONUS OR SALARY BASED ON WHIM AND FANCY. GIVE YOU QUALIFIED PROVEN PROGRESSIVE LEADERSHIP IN THE COUNTY’S MOST IMPORTANT OFFICE. VOTE FOR James P. AVERY, I'd. Pot. Adv. Jet-smooth Luxury Chevrolet makes crooked roads feel like going straight Y ou r Chevrolet reniste loaning on turna. Its Full Coil suspension makes the crookedcst S-curve seem on the level. And with its low-friction Ball-Race steer­ ing system you waltz over twisting roads as gracefully as a ballerina. Y ou r Chevrolet resists bou n cin g on b u m p s. Chevrolet’s Safety-Girder X-built frame soaks up jolts at its sturdy tubular center member, its double-acting shock absorbers take the Jumps out of bumps. Y ou r Chovrolet resists squatting on starts. Ths rear-end suspension with 4-link Icvelizing control gives it Jet-smooth acceleration. •w U K m u t M M Nr iu t o m k m Y ou r Chevrolet resists noso diving on stops. The front-end suspension with built-in unti-divs con­ trol gives it Jet-smooth stops. Y our Chevrolet resists shaking and vibrating. All seven Chevrolet engines are precision balanced for smooth operation. And because your Chevrolet has over 700 insulators and sound deadeners, you don't have to shout to have yourself heard. Now it’s Trndo ’N’ Travel Time at your Chevrolet dealer's—tho perfect time to try the Jet-smooth ride. Find tho meanest stretch of road you can. Then aoo for yourself how straight a crooked roud can feel. ATTORNEY GENERAL JA M E S K Y N E S THIS IS WHAT KYNES STANDS FOR THIS IS KYNES* RECORD • Sarvod at stat* prosecuting attorney in Central Florida. e As your Attorney Genoral James Kynes has proven that he will fight for the protection of your basic rights. • Served a s legal a dvisor to Governor and Cabinet o f Florida. • H a t tw o degrees. O ne In Public Adm inistration, plus a law degree. • Named one o f the five outstanding young men in Florida in 1960 by the atate Junior Chamber o f Commerce for achievement in tha field o f law, government and dvic affairs. • Chairman o f CRIzena Advisory Committee whose work resulted in creation o f Central Florida Junior College. Called “ Champion o f Junior College Cause" by Orlando Sentinel. • Elected to University o f Florida Hall of Fame. National president o f University of Florida Alumni Association. • Member o f Official Board o f tha Methodist Church. • It Hw only law yer In this race admitted •o practice In the U. S. Supreme Court. e James Kynos is the only public officer who has ever taken an official action on the Civil Rights public accommodations law In Florida. By his official ruling in January, Kynes knocked out a proposed public ac­ commodations law in Dade County. • Kynes prosecuted and convicted Castro's men from Communist Cuba who illegally invaded Florida's waters. • Kynes appeared before a Congressional Committee in Washington to fight for the rights of Florida's children to read the Bible and say prayers in public schools. O Kynes will continue to stand up and be counted on the vital issues affecting your rights and liberties and the free enterprise system. Chevrolet Impala Supw Spent Coups KEEP CHECK THE T N T DEALS ON CHEVROLET • CHEVELU • CHEVY IX • W IV A Il JUID CORVETTE NOV K TOOK CHEVROLET D EA LER ***** womjtm •-76U A TJTO R N E Y g e n e r a l W.wk w w* f*H fw bf <•» ‘ r1* r—g .lyi t**4, « I ,!! !! , Clwlnuaa. H O LLE R M O T O R S A LES C O M P A N Y SECO N D A N D PALM ETTO SAN FO RD 322-0711 �T Christian Churches Set Convention McCann a Against Intangible Tax "Tha state Intangible tax la anfair and discriminatory to moat o f our thrifty senior eltl■ana living on fixed retire, mania,” Richard 8 . McCanna, Candldata for 8emlnole Tax Assessor, stated recently. “ If elected I will encourage the state association of county tax assessors to work for the repeal of thia law. Pd. Pol. Adr. Florida Christian Churches (Disciples o f Christ) will hold their 73rd annual convention May 14-18 at the Flrat Christlan Church of Ocala. The announced program In­ cludes the annual business meeting* for Florida Christian Men's Fellowship as well as major addresses by four wide­ ly known ministers. In this group will be the Southrrn Baptist preacher. Dr. Carlyle Marney of Charlotte, N. C.; Dr. Dwight E. Stevenson, pro­ fessor of presetting at The College of the Bible, Lexing­ ton, Ky.; Dr. Howard K. Short of St. Louis, Mo., editor of the Christian Churchea* n e w a paper, and Dr. J. Wayne Drash of St. Petersburg, con­ vention president. Dr. Drash will open the con­ vention at a banquet sched­ uled for 5:30 p.m., May 14. ills president's address is entitled, “ The Saving Power of God." ELECT — T H O M A S A . S PEER 1 Seminole County t f r '- v Prosecuting Attorney Your Vote Will He Appreciated Pd. Pnl. Adv. Chuluota Church Sets Dedication Service Dedication aenrtcee srftl be held In the completed section of the Chuluota Community Church on Sunday. May 3. at 10 a. m., Rev. Gerald Shearoo, pastor, has announced. Among the honored guerts will be Rev. Billy McDaniels, the first pastor and founder of the church, invilatlona have been sent also to former members of the church who have moved to other locali­ ties. The building la being con­ structed in lections. The wing which has been completed and which will be the Fellow­ ship hall and kltcltcn, the utilities ami rest room*, will serve the congregation while, construction o( the sanctuary and the Sunday School rooms la underway. The next step In the program will be build­ ing of the Sunday School wing, and finally the sanctuary in the center which will con­ nect Fellowship hall ami the school wing. With the exception of a very few current bills, the church is free ami clear of debt. Asked how, in Utc.se (imej, a fireproof, concrete block buiidlng could lie con­ structed without a mortgage, George R. Bouldrn, treasurer of the church said: "When the first shovclfull of dirt was dug, we asked for divine assistance. Our prayers were heard because Ihn whole community has helped us, regardless of creed. With the exception of the electrical and some of the masonry work, most of the actual building was done by our members and other A convict may refuse to ac­ cept the conditions of a con­ ditional pardon. Vote For And ElectA . C. Smith, Jr. YOUR C O U N T Y C O M M ISS IO N E R FROM D IST R IC T 1 f ! - .Smith, Holnir A Young StirrosHfnl Htisfnrs.s Man, Property Owner, Taxpayer Of Seminole County, Itcalizen Anil Sees The Need For Hot­ ter Improved Hoads, Hotter Drainage, Improv­ ed 4-II And Homo Demonstration Programs, More Industry And Payrolls IMPROVED COOPERATION WITH ALL PIIHI.IC OFFICIAI-S (HOTII CITY A M ) COUNTY) FOlt THE BENEFIT OF THE TAXPAYER. Smith Has The Time To Apply As Your County Com­ missioner To Represent All The County Tax-| pnyers, Not Just A Few In Certain Sections. As Your Commissioner, I Will Strive To See You Receive A Dollars Worth For Every Dollar Spent. Your Support And Vote Will Ro Humbly Appreciated On May fi. A. C. SMITH, JR. I'd. Pol. Adv. VOTE MAY 5TH DEMOCRATIC raatdeert* of tha community. "W e are especially indebted lo William Lampinen, not a member of our congregation, who acted a* our builder, worked with hammer and saw and supervised the entire Job. "Among other non-membera who have given unstinlingly of their time and talents are Hubert Burns, Newton Cello, William Fo*, Cyrus Wllard, Roland Millette. Arnold Jackson and Verne Black. We would not have been able to accomplish this without Fellowship for tha money their help and that of Ken­ they have turned In tn the neth Rice, chairman of our treasury. These women have building committee, who act­ (been untiring in their activied as our purchasing agent ' ties, running bake sales, rum­ and worked witli the follow­ mage sales, baztars and sup­ ing members on the building: pers. They have provided re­ Robert Meyers, Arthur Port­ freshments for the men who er, Robert Abbott, Norrifk were working and even dug MatsonEdward Kuhltnan, trenches, painted and clean­ Edward Richardson and J. A. ed." lk-an. Thta first wing of the "We are deeply grateful," Chuluota Church stands as a Bouldrn said, "lo the Dorcas monument to cooperative ef­ and Priscilla Circles of our fort in the community. I CTffr BrtiTorB VrrxTB Page 4— Frl, May 1, 19G4 ir ‘Sing’ To Meet At Eloise A meeting of the Four WaySinging Convention will be held Sunday at the Church of God in Eloise. A covered dish luncheon will be s e n d at noon and there will be singing until 4:30 p. m. All persons inter­ ested In gospel singing are invited to attend. AMERICA’S ONLY RETRACTABLE REAR WINDOW! <%> M ER C U R Y PRICED FROM *2819°°* DELIVERY TODAY • TRADES ACCEPTED • LOW BANK RATES • ALL COLORS • ALL MODELS WSCS To Meet •Manufacturer’s suggested retail prica for Mercury* Monterey The regular monthly meet­ J-door st-dan including front seat belts, henter-defrostar. ing of Die DeBary Commun­ White sidewall tires, deluxe wheel covers, transportation and Icral taxes extin. ity Methodist WSCS will be held next Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. at the eliurrh. The pro­ gram will be the annual 109 NORTH PALMETTO AVE. pledge service. H U N T LIN CO LN -M ER CU RY, Inc. Vote With Confidence fo r TROY RAY ca n d id a te fu r Seminole County Tax OFFICERS AND CHAIRMEN of the Altamonte Spring Friendship Baplist Church WMU were installed by Mrs. James L. McKinney, left. Others In the Kroup are, from left, Mrs. Edward L. Kelsey, Mrs. Millard Glass, Mrs. Robert Bradford, Mrs. Rolxtrt Mallard, Mrs. Jack Merck, Mrs. V. N. MaKpard, Mrs. H. V. Nelson, Mrs. Bryan and Mrs. James Spencer. Lake M ary U P W Has . w . v ' - r Collector My » lfe and I hava had thv p l e a s u r e of mrrting many hundred* of people In our county In tha last 3 month*. Now I would like to Introduce yon ta tha other threa member* of oar family. In these childrea I have a great sense of re­ sponsibility and I Intend ta see to It that Sena. Co. la an evea better community for onr children'# children. • G ra d u a te of Universlly of Fla. • Native of Seminole County • Deputy Clerk of Circuit Court Since 1959 • Publie Service Career Pd. PeL Ada. YOU ARE INVITED Association Meeting By France* Wester ports were given. Tlie recom­ The April Association Meet­ mendations made by Ihe ex­ ing of the UPW of tlie Com­ ecutive iMiard were accepted. A program of special inter­ munity Presbyterian Church est on Medical Missions is of Lake Mary was held at the planned for June. Mrs. P. I). home of Mrs. Joe Snutliirra on Anderson will 1ms in charge. Lake Emma Tuesday night A film strip will tie shown and willi Mrs. Harry K. Sandusky a special olfering received for medical missions. as co-hostess. Hie president announced Tlie group devotion was led that tho Women's .Synodical by Mrs. Richard Keogh using will meet June 8-11 at Day­ Ihe scripture reference John tona Beach and urged all I: 1014 with the tliemu for memliera to plan to attend if the evening, "Highlight Of An possible, Inspiration." Tim program Ollier members present was also presented by Mrs. were Mr*. Emma Haitian, Keogh who emphasized the Mrs. Ted Brooklyn, Mrs. highlights of Christian living. Hichard llccbe, Mrs. F. K An interesting report of the Donaldson, Mrs. II. M. Glea­ I'rcabyU-rial Meeting of tlie son, Mr*. Marion Lee, Mrs. UPW held at Clermunt was Fannie Lefflcr, Mrs. Hub) given. Mrs. Kay Sassinan re­ Linden, Mrs. Howland Goble, ported on a talk made by Hcv. Mrs. Lena Kith, Mrs. John Laura Luz A. Hararni, a Heaves, Mrs. Huby Sjoblom, representative attending from Mrs. Earl Unger, Mrs. Ed an Island of the Philippines. Zimmerman, Mrs. Robert She wore native dress and told Itugcnstcin, Mrs. John Ulmer, of the Christian work done In Mrs. LuVcra Harrison, Mrs. tlie Philippine*. Anderson, and Mrs. James M. Mrs. Keogh reported tn tlie Thompson. Two guests, Mrs. address mad* by Mrs. Doro­ Tom Freeman and Mrs. W. N. thy Wagner of New York City KieHcr, also attended. who served on the Board of Hie W o m e n ' s Ecumenical Commission. Godfrey Bowen, a New Zca A business session was con­ lander, holds a world record ducted by the president, Mrs. for clipping 463 aheep In t> W. C. Hopkins. Committee re­ hours. PRIMARY RE-ELECT R . E . "B o b " Carroll LtPELONO RESIDENT OP • I0UTH KMINOLE COUNTY PRACTICING ATTORNIY • YOUR AN EFFECTIVE ADMINISTRATOR • CONSTABLE HONOR CRADUATRAI. •» MIAMI • LAW SCHOOL DISTRICT 4 FAIR AMO IMPARTIAL • JH YEARS EXPERIENCE AS • RESEARCH ASSISTANT FOR APPELLATE COURT Q UALIFIED by Experience 3< YEARS OP AGE • .1 MARRIED/TWO CHILDREN • REST QUALIFIED FOR COUNTY JUDGI • HARLAN TUCK CANDIDATE FOR s e m in o Le COUNTY JUDGE / PROVEN ABILITY The dudes of my not allowed lime to office wee r u c h have of you Individually, but I would appreciate your vote. PD. POL. ADV. Hear BMP DICKINSON, The All Florida Candidate For Governor, On Television Channel 6 At 9:30 P.M . Saturday. Pd. P o l Adv. �S' ~n! •hr #Aitforft SrmlS Fri. May 1, 1964—Papre 5 Politically Speaking The race is pretty well run . . there’s little more but for the voters to cast their ballots and have them count­ ed. The item in Tuesday's "C lock" column about Semi­ nole County being a political McCanna Flays Tax Returns “ Tangible Personal Property Tax lie turns for householders are wasteful, distasteful nnd unnecessary", Itichnrd E. MeCanna, Candidate for Semi­ nole Assessor, stated re­ cently. “ They nre not re­ quired in Orange or Volusia Counties and should lint be in Seminole. The insistance fer filing these return* in Sendnolp is n direct affront to the Homeowners of the County.” Pd. Pol. Adv. A JAX FORTUNE Superintendent of Public Instruction RE-ELECT C !r n n iC e ij - d \ \ o n U ith , iV.lHflfif’P O n e. PfeflP ii* «*na <%»»* r ,» t» tlTwaffv SANTORO. Ti I « FHtis.1 »a ’J U 17! TLO R IDA ELECT RUTH GALLAGHER County Commissioner District No. 5 Pd. Pol. Adv. Elect Charlie Thomas CONSTABLE District 4 Pd. Pol. Adv. Wayfarers To Meet •• orphan in stale circles should ring a bell with local poli­ : - v tical bigwigs. I • • • , •» - ■« » v , • It’s too late now, in the closing campaign, but the local supporters of governor candidates missed a bet . . they should have had their leaders promise something big for Seminole County. True, it may have been only an empty promise but it would have brought in many of those oft-spokenof unde­ cided votes next Tuesday. Seminole County seems to be larking in that certain something which demands at­ tention from Tallahassee. GUESTS at the installation meeting for the Altamonte Springs Friend­ The nearest thing in many ship Baptist Church WMU were, from left, Mrs. A. C. Renklomcn, Mrs. years to a state handout for James L. McKinney, Mrs. Rodney Parke, Mrs. Charles West and Mrs. Seminole was the new uni­ Ken Barber. (Herald Photo) versity. And that cannot truly be classed as a handout since the county would have had to invest well over $1 million in a land gift to the state. After the state officials nar­ rowed it down to Orange and Seminole (or the University site, many local people "gave up,” knowing it would go to bigger Orange. Many of the local leaders continued con­ fident because they had been “ assured" a majority of the state officials were for San­ ford's I-ake Ada site, ltut one of those officials crossed up the local people and changed his vote. The state officials, though, offered a sop to Seminole . . they gave the university to Orange but at the county line. Now maybe the local lead­ ing supporters of the success­ ful candidate for the next governor's term will swing A REPLICA of Lonitwood’s Christ Episcopal Church, complete to the sufficient weight to include smallest detail, was baked by Mrs. Morris Parker, a friend o f the church, Seminole to the state pork in honor o f dedication for the new additions to the sanctuary. With iter barrel. is the Rt. Rev. Henry I. Louttit, Bishop of the South Florida Diocese, who • • • officiated at the services. (Herald Photo) Attorney General James W. Kyncs, on his visit here last week, said his opponent’s chief claim to the office of attorney general is the fact be is from Dado County. Ebenezer Methodist Church i this Sunday at 12:30 following [ ti<m is most ini|Mirtant to the “ This, of course," says Kywill climax a month of »tcw- the morning worship service. I life of our church and we are nes, is a ridiculous reason." I (Hunting on the support of During the month of April, He added this office is one of ardsliip emphasis with the an­ every member." the "most sensitive to be nual loyalty dinner to be held at each morning service, a special reading period was voted on May 5.” Incidental­ given in which members were ly. he has n most intriguing of state voters’ thoughts. campaign slogan: “ He kind It holds that Sen. Spessard asked to read stewardship Holland will win hands-down leaflets. Sermons for the to Hynes." • • • over Brailey Odham. The |>oll month also have been on that There has Itecn little or give* Seminole County to theme. All members are urged to no publiicity throughout Flor­ Odham. ida about this state's partici­ Tito I JIU III9UIU4C Institute .town show*o the *•»> come to the dinner and bring pation in the presidential Democratic candidates for a covered dish of (uod election. Florida voters in the governor lined up thusly: | After the meal the filmstrip, A \ h 'Y second primary on May 26 Haydon Burns, Scott Kelly, "Two Dollars," will be aliown. will have the opportunity of Fred Dickinson. John Mat- The budget of the new year, •• expressing some choice. hews, Robert High and Fred June, 1964 June. I9C5, will Ik* Democrats will vote for a Karl. It predicts that Burn* presented by W. L. Hiers, slate of delegates pledged to and Kelly will be in the May Jchairman of the commission President Johnson. This slate 26 runoff. on stewardship and finance. A include* delegates- at- large A paragraph from one of pledge service will follow durand district delegates, nme Mathews' latest news releases ing which every member Is of which arc from Seminole reads: "Mathewa has develop- asked lo pledge financial supCounty, ed a real stronghold in Or-jjxirt for the new year. Blanks A slate pledged to Sen angc- Seminole and Lake wm |,(. provided on which Strom Thurmond was with­ Counties with the help of peldges can be made by the drawn from the ballot at the Sen*. Mark Cleveland and week or by the month. At the request of the solon, himself. 'Tar' Boyd." close of this service each per­ This slate had included Leon Dickinson ha* been tied in son will place the pledge It. Has*, James T. Talmadge other candidates' charges blank oil the altar. Jr., Minnie Hass and La- with Gov. Farrt* Bryant. The Rev. Bay Gregory, pastor, Verne N. Bass, all of San- Governor in a press confer­ in making the announcement, fe»rd. ence on April 16 denied he l* said “ This service of ilcdicaRepublicans will have two supporting Dickinson or any slates before them, one other candidate. "I have no group of delegates to go to plans to beronie Involved in the GOP national convention the governor's race at all," unpledged to any candidate said Bryant, "other than a* and a second slate preferring a citizen to go behind the By Frances Mesler Sen. Barry Goldwaler. There green mantle and cast my Eight members of the UPW are no local people on either vote for a person whose name of the Community Presbyter­ slate. shall be unknown." ian Church of Lake Mary at• • « It *ecm» the Governor t* tended the North Florida Rep. Jan Fortune has been pretty much alone, then, Presbylcrtal Meeting held In elected chairman of the because preachers, business­ Clermont Tuesday. Seminole County Republican men, (som e) newspaper* and Tin* group representatives Executive Committed Serv­ just about everybody else is were Mrs. Charles Sassman, ing with him will be Mrs. O. getting Into the picture by Mrs. Richard Keogh. Mrs. Ro­ G. Hryant, vice chairman; voicing their respective choi­ bert Hugenstein, Mrs. W. C. Mrs. E. Pope Bassett, secre ce.* and trying to swing votes tary, and William P. Mod calf, treasurer. »2 S cu . h m .* • « « ; Fortune named these com. nine candidates for governor / - r*; mittee chairmen: Mr. and —six Democrats and .hree Gleason. Mrs. Russell J. Hammond, Republicans — on questions! campaigns and issues; Mod ranging from the in c r e a s e d '* . q . calf and Mrs. A. F. Keeth, auto license tax to gasoline [ N G Z Q r C n C S j C l registration, and Mrs. Bry­ tax hikes, more toll roads and w # i r> ant, public relations. other matters pertaining t o j V Y O r K U Q y • • • motoring. | A work day at the Lake A new public poll group, Tlie Florida Conference ©f Mary Church of the NazaFlorida Institute o f Public the American Association of Irene has been set for SaturOpinion, baa come out with University Professors polled day l»eginning at 9 a. in. All its first report of a aample the randidates on questions members of the church are pertaining to education and urged to come and bring a published their replies. covered dish for a dinner on It all winds up to till*: The the grounds at noon. On Sunday, Uk- church will voters, themselves, hold the answers and will voice their begin it* ‘ Fill a 1'cw " compe­ choices starting next Tues­ tition lo lie conducted through­ day. out the month of May. Hr Mrs. Adam Muller Dcllary Wayfarers w i l l meet at 2:30 p.nt. Monday «t the Community Center. Im­ portant business will be trans­ acted and 34 Masonic anni­ versaries will be recognized. A 50-year pin presentation ceremony will be conducted in Sanford for three o f the Way­ farer members during the regular meeting of Sanford I.odge 02 to Ik- held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. All Wayfarers are invited and should attend. In recognition of 50 years of continuous membership in Masonry, the Grand Lodge of New York lias authorized pre­ sentation of 50 year pin* for Edward Mnrchous and Charles Youman. The Grand Lodge of Mirhignn has authorized the presentation for Fred Lonsliy. PAINTS DISCOUNT ON A NATIONAL BRAND l'A IN T Buy one get one GALLONS ONLY mi AT NO IIT IA COST im ir REDW O O D ST A IN 209 W. First Street Sanford 322-3(119 • MiVTiM* a ~ t rZSi I L c 1 Ta n iw ee i l . cm m • HIMAMCMT.WCAT. A J •IMfTAMY IT AM • tlC IlilM T W O M pimavAmt i VJt c3d&J #•*****"+ Casselberry Plaza PAMIt* im«. n«Ki Nin. ■AHIMeS. |IRN«A nc (’asset berry 838-7081 > 498 FR EE KV,* Y 2nd GAU ELECT Karlyle Housholder County Judge M A Y 5th. • Born and raised in Seminole County. • Married — I children. • Resides 1001 Lincoln St., Sanford. • Member; First Methodist Church, Americnn Legion, Sportsman Asso­ ciation. DAY, Kiwanis, Elks, Florida and Seminole County Bar Associa­ tions, Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. i Ebenezer Plans Loyalty Dinner This Sunday • Has practiced Inw in Seminole County for 17 years. • County Prosecuting Attorney for past 11 yenrs. EXPERIENCED — CAPABLE — FAIR rd. rot. Adv. For responsible \ .< leadership in the interest of A L L P E O P LE • • • UPW Members Attend Meet OTICE There's no need of a Ion* statement when our message is brief. So we'll just skip ________________________________ down here nnd say “ RANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY offers a complete electrical service, does good work, does it prompt­ ly, efficiently and cheerfully and does appreciate its customers." Sid Vihlen Randall Electric Company 112 Magnolia Avenue Phone 322-0915 ('ummrrrial . . . Rrnldrnllat . . . Industrial Wiring vv tes: »*»**:■■ „j.. VOTE FOR BRA ILEY O D H A M FOR U. S. SE N A T O R ELECT Ford Cavanaugh YOUR C O U N T Y C O M M ISS IO N E R M O V IN G ON M AY 5 A Kennedy-Johnson Cavanaugh Will Faithfully For ALL Seminole County C A L L S t IJ Saturday Night CHANNEL 2 - f r o m MOVING AND STORAGE CO., INC. FORD CAVANAUGH Pd. Pot. Adv. J FA 5 0 4 Celey Ave. 2-9511 - Sanford, Fla. Democrat See and Hear B R A IL E Y O D H A M DISTRICT 3 Ford Work Maty C * CHANNEL 9 - 7:30 P. M. to 8:00 P. M. from 7:30 P. M. to 8:30 P. M. Pd. P d . Ail*. TTT �JU Page 6— Fri. May 1, 1964 B B Stars In Comedy II Taka sexy Brigitte Bardot poking fan at herself. Taka • elever writer poking ro­ mantic fun at the audience. Taka a nutty aituatlon with not a semblance o f cold log­ ic. And add the apeclal ex­ citement o f BB doing the m oit exotic striptease dance ever put on film. The reault la "Please—Not Now," alaphappy picture in the great American comedy tradition of Mack Bennett, Harold Lloyd and Buater Keaton. "Pleaie— Not Now," in Cin­ emascope, will open Sunday a t the Movieland Drive-In Theatre and run through Tuesday. It ii thi first San­ ford showing and is adult en­ tertainment only. Co-featured will he James Mason and Sue Lyons in “ Lolita." A Naval war drama, "U n­ der Ten Flags," starring Van Heflin, and "Come Blow Your Horn," in color, with Frank 8lnatra will be shown Wed­ nesday and Thursday. H ie triple color feature for Friday and Saturday, May S-B, will be "Guns o f the Timberland," starring Alan Ladd| "M uscle Beach Party," with V l o x j i c I II fl i MI DI Frankie Avalon and Annette, and "The Wheeler Dealers," starring James Gamer and Natalia Wood. There’s no question that "Please— Not Now" will ba ona o f tha highlights of BB's fabulous career. 8he prove* not only that aha hae lost nona o f her aex allure, but also that sht's ona o f tha world's best and funniest eomedlenness. Shs's dons com­ edy before, but never with such abandon. Audiences will get an ayeful, for this la Bardot In the kind of part aha heraelf enjoys moat— the girl who dangles her charms IN IMIAIRI TONITK ft BAT. $1 J ADMISSION I'KK ' CAKI.OAD W ALL TIME GREATS NO. 1 AT 7<20 ONLY "TOUACCO ROAD" i NO. 2 AT f<15 “ GRAPES OF WRATH" NO. 2 AT II:S0 ONLY “ GOD’S LITTLE ACRE" COMING SUN. - MON. - T LE 8. FIRST SANFORD SHOWING ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Nitely A t 7:21 U t il 1,4 , BEGUILING and bewitching Brigitte Bardot demonstrates that she is not only one o f the world's best comediennes, but also that she is an exceptional exotic dancer in her newest pic­ ture, "Please, Not Now," a rip-roaring comedy in the grant American tradition which Inter­ nationa] Classics, Inc. is releasing starting Sun­ day at the Movieland Drive-In Theatre. To Jean's Spaghetti House where tho treat for this week­ end lx veal Parmlglana served with spaghetti at Just 11-03. Jean's serves a com­ plete meal from "soup to mints" and ara open from 11 a.m. 'til 10 p.m. Take the drive up to Orange City and enjoy a real Italian meal. • ft ft "From R uiilt With Love," second in the series of James Bond adventures, was film­ ed while the first, "D r. No," was still playing to capacity crowds In virtually every country of the world. In Technicolor, the spy story opened Thursday at the Semi­ nole Cinema Theater and will run through Wednesday. Sean Connery repeats his characterisation of the fam ­ ous Secret Agent 007, again shooting a number of unat­ tractive men while helping a most attractive young Rus­ sian girl defect to the West. Filmed mostly on location In Istanbul, crown city of the Middle East seldom visited by movle-companlei, the cast and 72-man crew enjoyed over a month of the kind of living James Bond is tradi­ tionally accustomed to: swank hotels, stylish eating, sophis­ ticated drinking, exotic enter­ tainment — Iiondmanship at its best! If the nights were spent at play, however, the days were strictly for the business of movie-making. For the first time In Technicolor, audiences will see such Turkish delights as the St. Sophia mosque, built by the Roman Emperor Justinian In 5t8 A. D „ the 3,000 tcenlng shops of the Cov­ ered Baiaar, and the unforgeUabte sky-lines of an his­ toric city that spreads onto two continents—Europe and Asia. Under the sidewalks, in fact —is the thousand year old underground cistern used by ancient Byxanlinc Emperors of Constantinople to store drinking water — and this, too, was used for a key acene In the exciting film. Tho traditional director'# call for "Quiet" was almost mraningtess during above ground scenes: five times a day the meuzzin of the near­ by mozques came out onto their minarets to deliver their resounding czan, or "Call* to Prayer." One of Thought we'd have aome big news from the Caribe this weekend but you will Juet have to wait a bit longar . . . they are lining up some enter­ tainment for your weekend evenlngi though and before long you'll bo able to listen to "live" musle at this popular downtown lounge. Slnca the Caribe Is downtown, it Is also the ideal spot to atop In for a leisurely lunch with food from Rose and WlUc's restau­ rant and liquid refreshment whipped up by Lou In the day­ time . . . Jack at night. • • • Had a beautiful steak din­ ner at Spencers the other night . . . preceded by a pret­ ty pink Bacardi whipped up by that master of the art, Ed. Ordered our meal while hav­ ing the cocktail In the bar so that when It win ready all we had to do was go into the din Ing room and sit down. Of course with such friendly company a i Jim, Ed and Doris you Just don’t mind walling anyway. • • • Popular as a meeting and eating place, the Trade Winds also offers the finest In group luncheon or dinner faculties if your group ii looking for something in that line. The largo banquet room la cool 'Advance To The Rear' A t Ritz If General Sherman could have aeon the new MetroGold wryn-Mayar picture, "A d ­ vance to tho Rear," starring Glenn Ford, Stella Stevens and Mclvyn Douglashe would have change:! his fam­ ous dictum of "W ar Ii Hell!" to "W ar Is Hilarious!" "Advance to the Rear" Hmoklng opens Sunday at the Itltz Ares Theater and will show through Wednesday. There was never such a conflict as that which takes place in this rib-tickling enter tainment during the Civil War between Rcbs and Union sold­ iers, the latter represented by an outrageous and outland Ish a company of misfits ai ever turned a debacle Into a glorious victory, with a gla morous southern Mata llarl thrown In for good measure! Consider the nature of this company: Colonel Brackenby (Melvyn Douglas), its com­ mander- D a West Pointer who ha a never known com­ bat duty and whose Idea of the proper procedure of war Is to fire enough volleya not to irritate the enemy Into making more than a token return. Captain Jared lteatb (Glenn Ford), willing but completely frustrated by his wooden-headed superior, headiag a company which includes such unique specimens as a Tennessean turned Yankee who refuses to shoot at what might be a relative; a cor­ poral with an Irresistible at­ traction for horses, including one who leads him In the wrong direction; plus such privates aa the one who hic­ cups at the sound of a gun­ shot, a bone-crunching mus­ cleman who has an aversion to being touched, an arsonist, a kleptomaniac and a sold ler who (acridaatalyT) blow* up his owa officers' quarters 5 * . i V", Don't be misled by the name because Freddie's Steak House alto has one o f the moit complete seafood menus in the area. Freddie's owner, Steve Larsen, spent a long time with • seafood restau­ rant in New Jeriey and really knowa his crustaceans. • • • Manager Joy is working hard at the Capri since Betty la oa vacation, opening and closing the buiy restaurant six days a week. She reports thatluncheons are really picking up. and in fact busi­ ness in general is booming. Dave Remley la back during the evenings working on the meat and the broiler and Joy is delighted with hii tasty of­ ferings, as are the customers. Another customer pleaaer la the Jack Roasman Trio who play on Friday and Saturday nights for dining and dancing pleasure. * e • Family night ia Thursday night at Cook’ i Corner . . . they’ll aerve you half a fried chicken with French fries, rolls and col# slaw for just 03 cents. Other interesting items of note . . . all the catfish you can eat tonight for just $1.23 . . . served with the usual go-withs, fries, rolls and slaw. • • • One of the nicest things things that has happened around here lately Ii the free delivery service from the Rex Liquor Store . . . a real ad­ dition to comfortable living and especially nice when un expected guests drop in. Of course you can always stop at the modern store ia tho Pinecrest center and pick up what you need. • • • Most people call it "the friendliest spot la town" that's George's Tavern, of course. Laura Stephens end her co-workera offer courtesy service—tod all your favorite breads of beer, winca and liquors—i t either the bar or package store. Plenty of freo parking, too. George's — BAR * P LEA S E, mil a NOWlU CO FEATURE B ill ONLY iiaAse assaw n o w OHM M i f f t r f f m ake a m o via of LOLITA m m tm sws u ws« s> i J TAVERN " " t a r r i n g 1"™ '1111" JAMES MAHON | BUB LYON •HBLUKY WINTERS / PACKAGE — ESI ] MIXERS ALL Your Favorite Brandi At A Price You're Glad To Pay . . . SPECIAL LOW PRICES BY THE CASK — Plenty O f Free Parklag — 1 THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL VEAL PARMIGIANA WITH SPAGHETTI $|65 COMPLKTB DINNER FROM SOUP TO MINTS INCLUDING DESHKKT ------------- NOW —— — ★ formerly DOG TRACK INN DANCE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NITE8 COR. I ith A FRENCH — IIWY. 17-12—HANFORD THRU SUNDAY Jaas R Recce M•faille Welcome T eel Jean's Spaghetti House Opee 11 A. M. to I I P. M. — Part ire Accommodated Hwy. 17412. Orange City — Reaarvatioaa: Pk. 77I-S6II Tel. 322*0908 < — (K i£ 2 £ 2 £ lP > | > Open 8 A. M.— 12 Midnight j Mist Carol Pettljohn Entertains Nightly la The Lamplighter Lounge Freddie's Steak House Central Florida’s Oldest & Finest — JIM SPENCER’S — RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGE A LL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... $3.25 CHAR - I1ROILED PRIME STEAKS DANISH LOBSTER TAILS (awaet aa a nut) ROYAL RED SHRIMP (a real delicacy the way we prepare theml . . . they are NOT French Fried 1) COMBINATION PLATTER (Danish Lobster Tail* and Royal Rad Shrimp) FROG LEGS Open ’Til 2 a.m. Cocktail Hour — Daily 5:30 - 7:00 p. m. HI-W AY 17-tl at CASBKLBBRRY PHONR 8U-02M YOUR CHOICE $ 2 ’5 8aute*d In Malted Butter UNDER THE UMBRELLA A Variety O f Fine Cheeses and Meats—Free— T o Enjoy While We Prepare Your Dinner ^ T T e T ^ T J rle a n n T o o m ^ v a n tlil^ v e r^ n g lT for private parties up to 30. South French Avo. Sanford Phono FA 2-0851 CO O K 'S CORNER 2017 ORLANDO DR. — 17-02 — So. Benford Limits DINING " ROOM EVERY DAY FRESH FRIDAY NITE ONLYt All Yon Can Eat. With F. Fries, Rolls, Cole Blew CATFISH .25 V2 Fried Chicken 85c FAM ?LYANITE: French Fries, Holla, Cole Blow T-BONE 8TEAK8 U O RIB-EYE or STRIP 00e French Fries, Rolls, Toeaed Sslnd Visit Ua — See Our Complete Menu SERVING FROM 10 A. M. T I L 11 P. M. Beer — Pitta — Hot 'n Cold Sandwiches — Chill C Y P R E SS ROOM THE VIRGINIANS" STELLA STEVENS aa a Confederate apy in the Civil War, holda Union captain Glenn Ford at bay in this scene from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer'a “ Advance To The Rear," allowing Sunday through Wednesday at ths Rita Theatre. Free Prompt Delivery WELCOME TO THE to Hit M u le of mw/ Be It A Bottle . . . or Case and quiet and the food is served right to tha table. Don't forget steak night is tomorrow night . . . a three quarter pound steak for a do! lar. 0 0 0 ★ BRIHITE Prices Are Tailored To Your Time, Needs And Budget . . . BY JUDY TURNER Thank goodnens the rains finally came to turn everything green. Now that the weeds are all up you can expect the flowers any day. And speaking o f flowers, why not put one in your lapel this May Day | and step out . . . DANIELA DIANCHI plays the voluptuous girl friend o f Jumes Bond (Sean Connery) in the Ian Fleming story o f international intrigue, “ From Russia With Love." Filmed in Techni­ color, the United Artists release opened Thurs­ day at the Seminole Cinema Theatre and will run through Wednesday. f carv r ) LIQUOR MART OF VALUES ’A B L E H O P P IN G without being quite aware o f than heraelf. A t tha same time, aha gats caught In sit­ uations which give her a max­ imum chance for hilarious fun. In short, she provee that she has become a mature actress, capable o f shifting from highly dramatic rolta to rib-tickling comedy. The highlight o f the sit­ uation* In “ Plcae* — Not Now" comes with the danca In a night club, a danca call­ ed the Brlgltta Striptease Bluaa. S h e has stripped before, but this la tha flret time that aha has done a atrip danca and presents a new fa ­ cet of tha talented actress. WE INVITE YOU — TO A WONDERFUL “ EVENING OUT” . . . . FINE DINING AND — “ THE JACK ROSSMAN TRIO" — FOR YOUR DANCING PLEASURE FRI. AND SAT. NITES FROM 8 TILL 12 FOR RESERVATIONS TELEPHONE 322-1251 o �00)# VsnfarB Vrralfi Fri. May 1, 1964— Page 7 WEEKEND TELEVISION FRIDAY P. M. (!i t i l l ( « ) Ch . « S p o r t * f 20 ( I ) N * w » — W a l t e r C r o n hit* N tw ecop# (3) lluntity • Brinkley («) N»w« (») Nmnllni (:(l t») TH\ 7:00 (1) (I) (t) IS) (t) <»> 1 :30 (3) Silent Service Wy*tt Ear? Lee Mervta Free**!* Int. Showtime The (treat Adventure Peelry It.ili Hop* Chry. Theatre <C) Houle II <l> Ilurke'e U w (3) That We* The Week That Wa* (I) Twilight 7ona (*) Price la Right (3) Jack Paar (Color) ri) Fight or the Week (f) Alfred Hitchcock Hour (I) Make That Spirt 13) New* (I) Newt— Murphy Mar tin (*) New*, Sport*. Weatther (I) Theater ef the Start (3) Johnny Cartoa (Color) (t) Maverick SATURDAY A. M. Elea 7:30 KENNETH W. 1:01 M cI n t o s h l it t :ll YOUR 1:31 Prosecuting Attorney • EXPERIENCE * ie:»* • SERVICE • • State Director, Crippled Children Society Graduate Strtnon Unlr. and College of Law Formrr Trial A lly. Fla. State Hoad Dept. Practicing In County Since 1938 Member Fla. Mun. Judge* Arntn. Member American Florida & Seminole County liar Aaan. • I’ re*. Nuralng Adrlaory Council • Adrlaor Sem. Timing Aaan. • Paat Prea. I.little Hed School lltiuae & Juvenile Council • Paat Prea. Plnrcreat PTA KENNETH W. McINTOSH Your Support Will Be Sincerely Appreciated E a n d (Pd. Pol. A d v ). HI alank III SI 11:0n 11:1* (I) New*, Weather (I) Hunrlt* Semeeter (I) Grower* Almaeee (I) New* (C) One Way Mirror It) HFD Mid-Florida (3) Acrota Th* Fence (I) Capt. Kangaroo (t> Rocky Jonce 13) Robin llood (>) Major Mercury (I) Th* Alvin Shnw (I) The Alvin Show 13) Rutr A Reddy (i) Tcnneeee* Tuxedo (t ) Superman (3) Hector llaathcota (I) Quick Draw McOran (I) Junior Auction (3 > Fireball XL (l> Mighty Moua* (t) Jetaon* (3) l>*nnle Th* Menace (S) Rln Tin Tin (S) c-atper (I) Fury (I , Roy Roger* Show (I) lleany A Cecil s a t u k d a t p . m. 13:00 (3) II) (*) ll:3 t l*> (S) (3) 13.(1 (O Legal Notice CHANNEL 2 FRIDAY, M A Y 1 7:00 — 7:30 P. M. PO POL. ADft. iiim ii d u o MOTEL BEACH MOTEL 1231 *. ATLANTIC AVE. 106 Unite . . . offering a choice of beautiful Motel Room*, EIDciendee and Bedroom Apartment*, all attractively decorated and pro­ viding alegant com fort. . . --------— unit! have reoat controlled Mr-Conditioning and Heat. Tilt lithrooms i Tub l Shower, Radio, HiFI Mutic, TV, Room Phonet. Print* Balconies. Fresh water Swimming Pools • Shuttleboerd Court* « Ocean view Dining Rooms, featuring superb food f r e r O a w d d MOTEL •I) SILVER BEACH AVE. 'DAYTONA* BEACH, FLORIDA All 3 jimt minute* from Golf Court**, Theatre*. Night Club*. Shot*. IteaUuranU. Sporting Event*, famed Florida at traction*. Far Information on AU 9 Motels Send Coupon To: ___________________ M otel,------------------S. Atlantic Avw., Daytona Beach. Florida Plena* tend color brochure aetd Informatiom regarding □ Sea Dip □ Lido Beach □ Silver Saada NameCity— ^ililraaa .S ta te- Upsala Church To Observe 4-H Sunday SUNDAY r . M. 11:01 (I) * a.th ter Today (1) Revival (*) Your Life In Th* World Today 13:11 (0) llaeeball — Chi. at Phil. 12:30 13) Lowor l.laht llouee It) Oral Roberts 1:00 (t ) Herald of Truth 13) Baseball («)) Industry On Parade 1:11 (0) Raaeball— Pitta, at St. l.oula 1:30 (3) Challenge Golf (3) Sunday Showboat t ill If) Pro-Bowlers Tour 3:00 (3) L’.S a .A . Open Golf 3:30 (0) Issues A Answrra 4:00 (1) Fred Dickinson (Pol) 4:11 (0) Til A 4.10 (*) Selene* All Stars 131 Men Into Spec* (4) Rig Picture 1:0* ( ! ) CHS Sports .Spectac­ ular (1) Tople (I) Trallmaator 1:1* (3) OK Collage Bowl (I) Ted Mack Araataur Hour <:** (I) 30th cantary (3) Discussion '(4 IS) Matt Th* Praaa Prob* «:!• (I) (1) Death Valley Days (3) Nawseop* T:** (3) Otils A Harriett (1) tlltt Dana Show t() lotaal* 3:1* 13) Empire (I) Wendarfal World *« Color (0) Mv Favorite Marttaa 1:00 (3) Kd Sullivan Show (*> The Lucy Special 1:30 (3) Urindl It) Arrest A Trial 1:10 (3) Itonenee <*) Political—Fred B. Karl 1:1* (1) Th* Celebrity Gam* 0 :10 (I) Mad* In America 10:00 (21 Dupont Show (3) Stoney Rtirk* (*> Candid Camera 10:30 (3) (IIC Naw* Report f() What's My Lin* 11:00 (1) Newarop* (t) Harry naaeentr New* (I) Nawslln* 11:11 t o Theater of th* Stars 1 1 :30 13) Peter Gunn 11:10 (I) Keyholt Hullw Inkle Show Hky King Rug* Runny Robert Trout Newt MONDAY A. M. American Uandaland Watch Mr. Wltard 1:00 (3) Sign On Rate ball— Waah. at 1:11 (31 Sunshine Almanas N. Y. 1:11 (O Sunshine Almeneo 1 00 (It Talk 'N Talent 1:30 tO Hunrla* Hemeeter <>) .4y Friend Flick* (3) World Clvllleatlnn 1:30 (31 Iteacball (3) You A Your Student ()) Champ. Wrealttag f : t l (3) Today 3:30 (0) Challenge (Jolt (O Operation Alphabet (3) Raaeball 7:11 (1) Farm, Market Re1:30 (3) Theater X pert ( io) («) Kentucky Derby *:»# (I) Today 4:3o (3) Outlaw* (0) Wake Up Movlra 4.00 (3) WIJ* World o( 3:3* (O Mickle's Gospel Time Hporta 3:11 (O Naw* A Weather (I) The Incomtant Air 1:1* (3) Cartoaavlll* 1:31 (I) It* th* Law (•) Capt. K ia itr e a 1:00 (3) Flehtng Fun • :M (1) Weath*. aad Row* €:tS (3) Newecop# 1:11 (3) Cartonvllla *:20 (0) Home Hardening f:00 (3) Divorce Court 0:73 (Cl Waah. Report (t) Kierrli* 0:30 I d Hen. Holland (I'ol.) 1:11 tt) Gall Storm thaw (3) (luy Lombardo (* ' Romper Roam e-.i* l:(S (7) Nawacop* (*) Amorleaa Rlatevy 3:00 (I) Clrcuo Boy 11:0* II) Bay W i n (I) Central Florida (I) Mlk* W alls** Bhowcaaa (3) Spanish (I) Hea Hunt 11:11 (I) NBC News 3:30 (3) The Lieutenant 10:10 (I) Word for Word (I) Jackie Gleeeon (I) t Lev* Losy t d Hootenanny (3) Price le Right Ii30 (I) Joey lllahop (Color) tl:00 (I) Th* MtCoya (I) Th* Dtfondtre 111 CeaeeatratloA (I) Lawrence Walk (t ) Oat Th* Message 1:00 (I) Saiurday Nlgkt IliOO IO Pot* A Olalya Movie (3) Jeopardy 3:30 (I) Rod Dirt.Ineon (Pnl ) (3) Mleslii* ! Jnks (I) The Hollywood Pat­ aca- • 10:00 (I) Gunomnk# MONDAY P. M. 11:30 (01 Hattlellne lllOO <•) l a w etral 11:10 (I) Theater of (ha Stare ales 11:11 I) Adult Theater New# 11:30 (3) Movie (I) Seven Keys 11:11 (•) Marry Msatoaor 11:1* (I) Father Rasw* Baal (( ) Bearah fee Teas err an (I ) Troth or CeaeeIN T ilt! COIRT OF THIS geeaeea lO l.V TV JCIMJK. SKMINOLK U til (•) Ouldlag Ltgkt t o rV T V , BTATK OP F L O *. lit* (I) Open Window IDA. ((> December Urld* la re the Relate efi (I) Mow* sag Waether GRACE I. MKTCALF 1:1* (I) I .affiles* Decaaeed. 1:11 (I) Focus IN PROBATE. O N (•) Aa Th* World P e r u PINAL NOTICR t l) Selene# Notice I* hereby slvan that (t) Newells* (he underelgned will, on th* 1:11 ( l ) Tou A Yoar Btudeat llth day of May, A. D. l i l t , ON (I) Password prevent to th* llunnrable Coun­ (t ) People Will Talk ty Judge «( Hrminola County, (I) Ana Southern Florida, lie rinel return, ac­ 1:11 (1) NBC News count and voucher*, a* Kiecu* til* (t) Th* Doctors tor of th* Eatat* of araca I. 1:1* (I) Art Llnklettor Metcalf, rieceaaed, and at aald (I) Day In Court lime, then and there, make I II (I) Lisa Howard application to th* aald Judge 4SI Loretta Young I.** for a final aettlemenl of It* («> To Tell th* Truth admlnletratlon of aald estate, (3) General Hospital and for an ordar discharging I II t() Douglas Edward* It as auch Xaecutor. (I) Tea Doa't Say I t * Dated thta th* 3th day af (I) Th# Match Oam* April, A. D. 1*11. ( ( ) T r e llm e e t e r FIRST NATINAL RANK AT WINTER PARK lly; Frank I*, (llackln, Jr. A* Truet Ofllt-rr Aa Executor of the Ea­ NOTICR OF SUIT tat* of Grace I. Metcalf Deceaeed. THE BTATE OF FLORIDA TO: Wlnderweedle, Haines A Ward HENRY J. STRICKLAND Attorney* end ESTHER V. STRICK­ 334 Park Avenue, South LAND M l* Chester Street Winter Park, Florida Tekoms Perk, Publish: April 10, 13, t (. May Montgomery County, 1. net C DT-IO Maryland You ar* hereby notified that IN THE CIRCUIT COIRT, suit ha* baen filed against you NINTH J t l llll A I , CIRCUIT In th* Circuit Court of ganalnol* OF IT.tilt IIA IN ANU FOR County, Florida. In Chancery, ae:RiNoi.R c o u n t v an ahbravlated lilt* of which la n t t V I K R T NO. IR M FIRST FEDERAL HAVING! ALICE t I A R l P O W K l . t . AND LOAN AHHOCIATION OF Plaintiff HEM I SOLE COUNTY, a Torporatlon. Plaintiff, va. HENRY J. WILLIAM V . POWELL, STRICKLAND and wife, ES­ Defendant THER V. STRICKLAND. De­ NOTICE OF SCIT fendant*, Ih* nature of said TIIK STATE OF FLORIDA TO: eult bring a suit to foreclose WILLIAM U. POWELL that certain inortgaga dated whose mailing address la October t l. III*, and of record r/n Paul Smith Construc­ In Official Record* Book III, tion Company Pag* 1*1, publlo records af Box t i l l Hemlnol* County. Florida, en­ Mombasa. East Africa cumbering the following in ­ A Sworn Complaint having scribed reel property, to-wlli been filed agalnet you In th* Lot I In Block D of Circuit Court In and fur HemBRANTLEY H U G H E S Inol* County. Florida, In Chan­ FIRST ADDITION. Hemlncery, for Divorce, th* ehort olo County, Florida, astill* of eald action being cording to plat thereof re­ ALICE MART POW ELL, corded In Plat Hook I, Plaintiff vs. William IJ. Pow­ page *1. of tha Publlo Reaell. Defendant, thee* presents ords of Hsmlaol* County, are to caue* and rsqulra you Florida, to flla your written darenaea, and you ar* hereby required to If any, to the Complaint filed fll* your answer In said eult herein, and to errv* a ropy with the underslgnrd Clark of thereof upon Plaintiffs attor­ said Court and to errv* a copy ney on or before th* llth day theroof upon tb* Plaintiff'# at­ of May. A. D. 1**4. otherwise torney, whoa* nam* and ada Deere* Pro Confesso will b* drasa appear helow, on or hoentered egalnat you end th* for* th* lath day of June. 1**4, cau e * proceed ex parte. nd In default thereof Derr** WITNESS my hand and offl- I'ro Confeaeo will be entered rial seal at Sanford. Hrminola against you. County. Florida, this 7th day WITNESS my hand and offlof April, A. D. 1111. rial teal at the County Courtlifiua*. Hanford. Hemlnol* Coun­ (SEAL) Arthur If Ilerkwlth, Jr. ty. Florida, Ihls tlth day of Clerk of the Circuit Court. April. 11(1, Ninth Judicial Circuit In (HEAL) and for Hrminola County, Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr. Florida Clerk of circuit Court Hy Martha T. Vllilan, D. C. Hyt Martha T. Vlhlen, D. C. Gordon V. Frederick Phillip H. Logan Attorney for Plaintiff Hhlnholser end laigaa 110 Eaet Commerc ial Street Attorneys at Law P. O. Itoa 1333 P. O. Boa |Til Sanford, Flmlda. 33331 Hanford. Florida Publlabt April I*. 13, II, May Attorney for Plaintiff Publish: May 1. I, II. It, t i l t | . till C D IM CDT-31 a, IS “MINIMUM WAGE” IMPORTANT TO FLORIDA? ! Natioaal 4-H Sunday will be observed *4 Upi ala Presbyterlaa Church (hi* week with members o I the Lake Monroe Handy Helpers Club taking part In tbe 11 a. m. worship service. There for the obtenratioci thli year la "Life Dares Youth to Live" which will be deve­ loped by the club girls around the four "H ’s " head, heart hand* and health. Speaking parts will be tak­ en by Pat Baker, Cookie Ruisell, Debbie Smith, P st Rey­ nolds, Audrey Pyle snd Sarsh Dyson. The program will In­ clude a flannel board demon­ stration. Rev. James Hardin, min­ uter of the church, has chos­ en as his sermon topic for this special occasion, "Three Choices of Youth." HEAR AND SEB BRAILEY ODHAM Candidate for V. fl. Senate Channel 9 TV RENTAL • Sales • Service 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. Seminole TV Tomorrow Night Zenith ^ oloV 'lT Sales Pol. Ad rd. Ry Rrailey Odham I N I Hanford Ave. ELECT JOE B A G G ER LY YOUR CONSTABLE DISTRICT 4 HONEST, EFFICIENT, COURTEOUS SERVICE MISS I.ORENE PETERSON, a special g u e s t from Jacksonville, will pre­ sent Hawaiian and Tahitian dancing in the forthcoming recital to bo pre­ sented by Elizabeth Klein’s School of Dance Arts on May 4, at 8 p.m. at Seminole High School auditorium. Proceed from this recital will be do­ nated to the Seminole Juvenile Council, Inc. Appliance dealer 1931-1981; Since, *81 Insurance Agent. Ilomt, Commercial rental unila owner, married, 3 chil­ dren. Member Haptlel Church, Muons, l.iona, American W" r 11 Veleran Military Police. MNO. I QUALIFIED CANDIDATE FOR CONSTABLE" Pd. Pol. Ady, By Joe Baggerly R. W. Leisenring Funeral Held . KEEP Funeral services for Rupert Wednesday afternoon, were to W. Leisenring, 60, who died be held at the BrUson Funeral Home at 3:30 p. m. today with Rev. II. Chance of the Firat Baptist Church officiat­ ing. Burial waa to be la Oaklawn Memorial Park. The Ladle* AuxllUry of the The deceased is survived First Pentecontat Church of by hi* wife, Mr*. Elizabeth Longwood will meet Monday Leisenring of Sanford; three •t 7:30 p. m. at the church brothers, Harry (5., Robert II., and Forrest M., all of on Orange Avenue. Sunbury, Pa.; a sister, Mrs. Plana will be discussed for Emma Kelly of San Gabriel the rummage sale scheduled Calif; a daughter, Mrs. Jean for May 22 and May 23 at Burgess; a ion, Harry P. Super Valu Market on SR Lrlienrlng; and four grand­ 438. children. The meeting win he con­ ducted by Mri. M. L. McDan­ iel, president, and Mrs. Jesse Brown will serve as hoiteaa. i. C. Hutchison Auxiliary To Meet PTA To Meet Tha Bear Lake |>TA will meet Tuesday in th* school auditorium. A social period ill b* held from 7::30 un­ til 8 pm . preceding th* bus­ iness spialon. s1 6 9 95 YOUR County Commissioner P R O V E N A B IL IT Y Pd. Pol. Adv. W E S T IN G H O U S E $18035 s1 9 9 95 Legal Notice $26935 holds 103 fca. of frozen foods, $ 2 8 9 95 $29935 o iv i vomuiF TH1 O IM VIA* OR ’ BOUND COMFORT oir a o-i e IT HUTS without tool • IT COOLS without wafer Nl W IOW II KMS $32935 Fall-Wiitli Peraatale Inamtf CrOper holds almost Vfc bushel PI.UMBINO. HEATING AIR CONDITIONING IM7 8. Hanford Ave* 332-6561 keep* food troth longer. 119-Lb. Frast-Prea Frauar never needs defroetlng. *—I M -8- T mWm oKI Of R R uIlfU lBmO . Twe-PealtieR K e f adjusta far Spaeleas Dee* ShalvM keep larga Rama. Plua Full-W idth P orcela in Enamel Crisper, Egg Container, Butler Compartment #B uM 4a Quality. often used foods handy. TtoFM ltlM K e if adjust! far large Items. Mae Easy-Open Door Latch, Egg Container, Butter Compartment, • Built-In Quality. <279.96 S t <219.96 « Cald-Hijeetef eta lin g kaapa foods fresh kmgai; coots atrery inch of space. •aparata 191-Lb. P raam _he« Swing-Out Basket and loa Tnp Swing} Shelf; Variatne <h*lvtaf — Glide-Out Shelf, 2-PotiUon shelf, Tilt-Up Food Shelf. Twia Fafcalala Enamal crispem hold % bushel od fresh vego­ bbles. Pies Separata Butter and Cheeee Compartments, Magnetic Door Latches. Lift-Off Doer Shelves* • Bulit-ki Quality, With Trade s3 4 9 9b „ <319.95 s3 B 9 9b Siatts TnniiiiKM'1fltnai 19G4 - W e stin g h o u se Authorized! s3 8 9 9b Factory s3 9 9 9b Service PEN WED. AFTERNOONS ft FRI. NITES T IL 8:00 REFRIGERATOR i l l Coll lodoy for detail* WALL Fraat-rrea—Cetd lojsetsf Caafag EASY TERMS Mo i ndl l rr vvhdi i 01) W i We ST' f l RhOUSe di nt MILLER v*.tint in Ini) h«vr v.Iii»! Y O U It for you v.<iut 'u M O W p •(> ' ! ! R A D IO & A P P L IA N C E 118 S. Park — Sanford — Ph. 322-0352 Year Weetiagheese Appliance Dealer Far Bemlaote Canaly �h ‘ M n l 9 ft P id t - F r t Key 1,1964 f rrt!l Lake Mary Adult Choir Entertains | i |U Miss Kay Ivey And Ronald With Lindsey Engaged To Marry By Frances W’reter An afternoon awlmmlng party and cook-out covereddish supper at Rock Springs was enjoyed by the members o f the Adult Choir o f the C o m m u n i t y Presbyterlsn Church o f Lake Mary, and their families, Sunday. A group o f thirty-eight at­ tended the outing. Plans are being made now for a repeat o f such social affairs each month. An Invitation Is extended to Interested singers to join the organisation. Robert Mero is the musical director. Mr. and Mr*. John D. Ivey o f 8anford, announce tha an* gagement and approaching marriage of (hair daughter, Miaa Bally Kay Ivey, to Ron­ ald Doan Lindsey, aon o f Dr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Lindsey, also o f Sanford. Mias Ivey Is a native o f S a n f o r d , attended public schools here and was graduat­ ed from Bemlnolt High School In I960, where aha was very popular and actively engaged in school affairs. She attended Stephens Collegs in Columbia, Missouri, and was graduated from The University o f Florida, where aha was a member of Alpha Delta PI sorority. She Is pre­ sently a faculty member of Bear Lake Elementary school. Mr. Lindsey Is a native of Morrilton, Ark., and ho was an active and popular mem­ ber o f the 1900 graduation class o f Seminole High School. He la presently attending the University o f Florida where lie Is a member of PI Kappa Alpha social fraternity. Plans are being made for a late summer wedding and complete dstalla will be an­ nounced at a later date. Mr. and Mr*. Rherm Moore o f Lemon Bluff have left for their summer home In Ellda, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. John Poormsn left Tueeday for an extended trip. They will visit their former home In Penna., then go on to Denver, Colo., where I’oorman will enter a hospital. S A LE ref. 9179 1 HIDA BED reg. 9189 SI 29 S139 Nyloa Covers from BED ROOM SUITES 1— 5 pc. ITALIAN PROVINCIAL DINING ROOM SUITE $129 By Jane Casselberry Mr. and Mrs. George J. Rsumbsch of Lake Ellen Drive, recently enjoyed a tour of tho beautiful Bellingrath Gardens in Mobile, Ala. Bell­ ingrath Gardens is interna­ tionally famous for one of the By Evelya Leady worlds largest camellia col­ Mrs. Jacqueline Winters lections, for mass blooming and children, Deanna and axaleaa and for ysar round bsauty. Rusty, have returned home after a ala week visit to the children’s grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Winters in Tucson, A di. They enjoyed many sightseeing trips while there. Oviedo Personals Drop in and aee our Uargninn . . . both New <c Used. N O LL - FU R A Y F U R N IT U R E 901 W. l s l „ SANFORD PHONE 322-6591 PETITE BALLERINAS featured In Elizabeth Klein* Studio o f Dance Art* Monday, May 4, at Seminole Ilifgh School auditorium are from left, Sarah Lee Roberta and Patty McClunnhan. Hack row from left are Deborah Moroaini, Dnwn Rnnck nnd Carol Williama. The public ia in­ vited to attend with all donationa going to tho Seminole County Juvenile Council, Inc. AT LESS OPERATING COST I Church Calendar ■ MM— NEW 1004 Sanford, Fla. D O R A CIRCLE MONDAY MAY 4 10:00 a m. Women o f t h o Church Executive Board mast. 7:19 p jo . Boy Scouts. 7:15 p.m. Phllathoo C l a s s masts with Mrs. Berths Harden, Enterprise, with Mrs. Sarah Bums aa cohostass. Tho Ixora Circle o f the San­ ford Garden Club met recent­ ly at the home of Mrs. G. Spencer Harden. Co-hostesses were Mrs. William Bush Jr. and Mrs. Bill Southward. Mrs. John Morgan opened the meeting with a prayer and gave a report of the General Garden Club board meeting. After the usual committee re­ ports (hero was a discussion about membership and plans for a barbecue to bo held in­ stead of the May meeUng. Mr*. Frank L. Woodruff, 111, thanked the members for their participation in the re­ cent Flower Show. Mrs. G Andrew Speer and Mrs. C. Vernon Mize Jr. pre­ sented a very lntereetlng and Informative talk on the Juni­ per family and Ita uses In landscaping. Various t y p e s were explained and Illustrated by small cuttings. Continuing the circle’s study of artistic design, Mrs. J. E. Tenrilliger Jr. discussed “ The Ordinary and Unordlnary.” Y O U R T A X ASSESSO R RE-ELECT jH SE M IN O LE COUNTY E A R IE T A X ! ASSESSO R Thoroughly Q U A LIFIED B y Experience S TERMS AS YOUR 19 YEARS AS YOUR EFFIC IEN T IS NO TAX AS8E8SOR PANT A88B8SOR C O U R TEO U S SU BSTITU TE PAID FOR Q U A L IF IE D Complete Permanent 9g .00 Haircut Shampoo & Set 91.00 $1.50 No Appointment Nee. Open Eves By Appt. Ph. 122-9458 100% Cotton — Finish — It Snaps Back Into Shape For Better Fit, More Comfortable Wear. Moves With The Body But Does Not CUng. $1999 Other Uniforms Available From 9|Q-99 UP H O N ES T E X P E R IE N C E ADV. BY M ABT EARLK WALKER. CAMPAIGN FUND •Ntfftai ,1 hi - H I A I M J U AM I I N * M )R q K O D A K I ' l l 11 SlYcl t . A rvt I A She Illustrated her talk with three arrangements—compar­ ing two unusual designs with a more familiar and tradition­ al arrangement. Ixora Circle was happy to welcome Mrs. Alburn Rector who waa introduced to tha cir­ cle and welcomed ai the new president of the Sanford Gar­ den Club. SPEC IA L CAMERA SHOP 910 8. PARK AVE. Children SANFORD Benefit of ORLANDO Underprivileged Fund and Scholarship Fund AND Auction ALL YOU CAN EAT 1.00 Children Under 19 — 50e THIS WEEK! Saturday, May 2, 4:30 To 8:00 P. M. Strawberry Short Cake $2,000 WORTH OF NEW MERCHANDISE! Contributed By. . . Sanford Merchants Strawberry Cream Pie There Are More than five petals In favor o f oar prodarta, but fresh, flavorfal, wholesome, economical, and ta*to-titillating are enough for n •tarter. Don't aak for our products — INSIST ON THEM I s Wieboldt's For the B. E. PURCELL CO. Pancake Supper {jahdsun First PrashyUrtaa Church KEEP i M R S. M A R Y — Special — 910 Cold Wave Is Made O f . •. Swanstretch LL and Mrs. Edgar E. Cor­ son o f Long Island, N. Y. are visiting their parents in DsBary, with their son Edgar HI. They will be staying with Mrs. Corson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coffin on Palmira Dr. and visiting with Edgsr'a parents In De* Bary and Orange City. They expect to bs hers about two weeks, 1 Southern Air Over Roumlllat's Drug This Uniform The former Geraldine Page o f Camellia Dr. DeBary, now Mrs. Walter Llttler, who was married in Bunnell, Florida, on March 27, will finish hsr schooling until graduation, and join her husband In Or­ chid Park, New York, where Mr. Llttler Is employed. For extra stubborn spots on tile, use steel wool dampened with a liquid wax. R O O M A IR C O N D IT IO N E R KING’S BEAUTY SALON Wash And Wear Mr. and Mrs. John Dzick of Catalina Drive entertained at a cookout for eight, on the patio in the rear of their home Tuesday. ULTRA HIGH PMRFORMANCK friends and relatives gather­ ed at the home o f Mrs. Blan­ ton for coffee, cake and con­ versation. Guesta Included,fe Mr. and Mrs. AI Miller, Mrs. Carol Hartledge, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Grant, Mrs. Velma Harper, and daughter Judy, Miss Jsnnifsr Blanton, and sisters, Susan and Margaret, and brothers, Thomas and John, and Frederich Burfelnd. Ruggatex® Mrs. B. G. Smith has re­ turned from a visit to Atlanta where she was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ayers. Mrs. Smith said that she was most fortunate to be In Atlanta to enjoy the Dogwood Festival. P H IL C O . red rosea and whita snow balls. Mrs. Paulina Stavens and Mrs. Velma Harper served ths cakt and Mrs. Robert Hsmmond and Miss Judy Harper presided over the punch bowL For her going sway outfit, the bride chose a beige silk suit with brown accessories and the orchid from her wedd­ ing bouquet. Following a tour o f various points o f Interest in ths state, Mr. and Mrs. Burfelnd are at home at the Fairy Lake Apartmenta In Long­ wood. Out o f town gueata were Mr. and Mrs. Al Miller from Ships’ Bottom, N J., and friends and relatives from Orlando and Winter Park. Following ths wedding re­ hearsal last Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Botiford of Grande Vista enter­ tained Mr. and Mrs. Wayland Champlain and son, Richard, of Lynn, Conn., and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rand of Connec­ ticut. \ MORE COOLING THERE By Mrs. Adam Muller Anniversary, Saturday at Miss Beatrice J. Tyson of their home. Tho Kerchner's Eldorado Dr. entertained Mrs. were married in Chicago, and have two daughter* and three Bessie Coughlin, Grand Of­ grandchildren. Mr. Kerchner ficer o f tho Women's Relief retired aa a Cabinet Maker Corps, of Providence, II.I. and moved to DeBary five years ago. The Buffet table Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ker- spread on the rear lawn, was chncr of Pine Dr. were sur­ centered with roses from Mr. prised by tha neighbors and and Mrs. Emil Dancgger’s friends on their 50 Wedding garden on Crystal Dr. Mrs. A. H. Ray Jr. return­ ed home Wednesday after having attended the funeral of her sister, Mrs. dladys Yother, o f Canton, Ga, Mrs. Yothcr had been a patient at Van­ derbilt Hospital In Nashville for several months. Wa Feature Sealy Rcda Both Rubber & Spring Mrs. Charles Petherbridgs arranged and played the tra­ ditional nuptial music. Given in marriags by her father, the bride was lovely in a white silk bengallne street-length dress with matching jacket. She wore a white crown hat and veil and her accessories were white. She carried a purple-throated white orchid and a white prayer book. Mrs. Carol Hartledge serv­ ed as matron o f honor and was smartly attired in a beige linen suit with brown accessories. She wore a brown crown hat and pink mum corsage. Thorn** W. Dlsnton Jr., brother of the bride was best man, and ushers were Rich­ ard Benton and John Blanton, brother o f the bride. The bride’s mother wore a yellow and white summer cotton with white accessories and a yellow mum corsage. The mother of the groom chose a blue silk dress with matching accessories and a yellow mum corsage. Following the wedding a reception waa held in the Parish house o f the church, which was decorated with DeBary Personals Personals MISS SALLY KAY IVEY 2 PC. LIVING ROOM SUITES t a MR. AND MR. FREDERICK M. BUUFEIND Casselberry 1 HIDA BED I April 25, 1064 at Christ Episcopal Church, Longwood with the Rev. Charles Stew­ art, Jr. performing the im­ pressive ceremony. The church was decorated with a profusion o f white calls lillies white glads and white mums. Personals GET ACQUAINTED AT LOW PRICES I ny Donna Kates Miss Jennifer Jane Blan­ ton, daughter of Thomas W. Blanton of Orlando and Mrs. Inex Blanton of Longwood, and Frederick M. Burflcnd, son of Mrs. Dorothy Miller o f Ships’ Bottom, N J. were united In holy matrimony Osteen H I, N EIG H B O R S ! 2919 Park Dr. Cook-Out Blanton-Burfeind Vows Exchanged 2)e//d P A S m SHOP Lamps, Pictures, Gift - Certificates, Fans, Gasoline, Paint, Tires, Savings Bonds, Small Appliances, Toys, Blankets, Jewelry, Food. Many Mors Items Not Listed. These Will Ge Far Below Retail Pricesl Saturday, May 2nd, ( P.M. to 9 P.M. Sanford Civic Center Sponsored by SANFORD KIWANIS CLUB For The Benefit of Underprivileged Children Fund and Scholarship Fund �H i O o fo rl V fra lk Pri. M a y 1, 1864— Pag* 9* Birthday Party Honors Becky P&arson Anna Miller Circle Plans Personals • I Mrs. E. 11. McAlexander is currently visiting her daught­ er, Mrs. Dorothy Chandler, In Twenty Nine Palms, Calif. Mr. McAlexander recently flow back to Sanford and will drive back to California pre­ sently. The McAlexandors plan to enjoy an extended tour of I California and various pointa .o f interest en route home. , elected officer*, and addressed the members, outlining the many events and activities scheduled for the forthcoming year. Mrs. Goodman's committee chairman list was incomplete and will be announced* at the next meeting. A covered dish supper is scheduled this Mondsy, May 4, at 8:30 p.m. at the Elk's Lodge for the circle members, their husbands and guests. Following the supper, the regular monthly • business meeting will convene. Ordi­ narily the circle meets the first Tuesday in the month, but due to election Tuesday, changed the meeting to Mon­ day. this month only. Attending th j meeting were Use Mines. Layman Goodman, Clayton Smith, Warren Hayn­ es, Charles Stafford, James Hoolehnn Sr., Christine Blan­ kenship, J. R. Hoolehart Jr.. James Wehry and William Llpthrott. Also Wade Snyder, Elsie Mcncmlcz, Fred Roettger, HuIon Hale, Harry Adair, Bob Clarke and Larry Enos. dConuunaksM Someone tsked for a sher­ bet dish easy to make and freeze. We found this one and it sound* very good. * ROYALTY SHERBET 1 pkg. (S oz.) blackberry gel­ atin 1 cup boiling water % cup currant jelly •1 cup cold water ‘ 1 tbsp. lemon Juice 1 egg white Dissolve gelatin in boiling water. Stir In currant jelly w until melted, then add cold water end lemon juice. Pour into two refrigerator trays. Freeze until firm. Beat egg white until stiff but not dry. Turn frozen gelatin mixture Into a bowl and beat with a rotary beater until mushy. Fold in beaten egg white. Re­ turn to refrigerator trays and freeze until firm. Tills will make one quart. Why not try this with different gelatins and jelly.' • • • While looking for this recipe we found several others that are good for this summer weather. T h t i e JELLIED MINCEMEAT TARTS take only 10 minutes to prepare and chill in two hours. 1 pkg. (3 os.) orange gelatin 1 cup boiling water to cup cold water S cups prepared mincemeat 1 tbsp. lemon Juice 4k tsp. salt • baked tart sheila Dissolve orange gelatin In boiling water. Stir In cold wa­ ger, mincemeat, lemon juice in d salt. Chill until slightly thickened. Spoon Into tart •hells and chill until firm. To aerve, garnish with whipped •ream or thinned cream Cheese, or for a special treat, •oak t sugar cubes in lemon •xtrset and sat aflama. Serves Here's another one that can ba kept in the freezer. MOCK CHEESE PIE • 2 pkg. Instant lemon pie filling to cup sugar I t o cups boiling water g cups sour cream 1 baked t-inch crumb crust • Combine pie filling and su­ gar. Add boiling water and S eat with a rotary beater until thoroughly dissolved. Beat In •our cream. Pile into crumb „ trust. Chill thoroughly. Serves • l. m. • • • Ladies Auxiliary Will Meet Friday ALL YOU CAN EAT! DEEP FRIED | COME C H A N N E L CATFISH M ONEY FABRIC IN AND BEAUTIFUL BY ffl FROM ^ £ LET SOLID HOM ESPUN US | COLOR 79 T O U C H T O N ’S REXALL DRUG 10 Yd. g YARD VALUES TO $1.79 PER YARD io "f A . . . His And Her Club • • • Of Chuluota Will 1 SERRANO LINEN washable THE PERFECT G IFT — A G IFT C ERT IFIC A TE For those parties coming up real shortly for those graduat­ ing gals here's a GRADUA­ TION PUNCH. Thla recipe makes 2 quarts. 1 qt. rcllqulfled Instant nonfat dry milk crystals (accord­ ing to directions on pkg.) 1 qt. orange aherbet, softened Ik cup Instant nonfat dry milk crystals Ifc cup chilled fresh orange juice 2 tbsps. lemon Juice Strawberries or cherries for garnish Beat rellqutfled Instant non­ fat crystals and sherbet to­ gether until blended. Stir cup Instant crystal! into orange Junlcc In bowl. Whip until aoft peaks form (3 to 4 • • • minutes). Add lemon juice. Continue whipping until stiff Mary lem on's MEXICAN peaks form (3-4 minutes long­ WEDDING CAKE sounds i er). Fold into sherbet mix­ very tempting. ture. Garnish with strawber­ ries or cherrlea. (iOOD FOR ANY SERVICE WE PERFORM......... ANY AMOUNT. . . $5 - $10 - $15 - $20 - $25 - $30 - $ 3 5 ... ALL SOLD AT 20% CASH DISCOUNT! ftattij. Chum’A 99 c 69 c SOLID & STRIPE TERRY « CLOTH | BROADCLOTH iu» Hear POPLIN JOHN E. CALICO PRINTS "J a c k " FULL BOLTS OXFORD pe ^ p - § f ” 5 Tonight YARDS FOR DAN RIVER MAY 1 — 7:110 . 7:30 P. M. CHAMBRAY Channel 2 TV FIRST QUALITY 36" WIDE ASSORTED COLORS Pci. Pol. Aiiv. I DAN RIVER’S fe- WASH ft WEAR ELECT 39 c » 79 ‘ cn * SEERSUCKER Thera la no aubatltule for experience *1 .00 r; full Yd. > < holts : K W. LAWRENCE SWOFFORD FULL BOLTS SPORTSWEAR C O U N T Y C O M M IS S IO N E R D IST R IC T 3 SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y VALUES TO «L98 PER YARD 69 79‘ -89 * * BEST MAY 5 SELECTION ANYWHERE Seventeen yeara experience in County and Municipal government. Ituierwprlnff Maltreaa Renovation Special 0 R E M N A N T shop Family Man. ‘M 5 Full knowledge of dulien and rcsponsibililicM of tha office. Hwy. 17 6 92 N ear M aitland Proven ability. Mature judgement. SANFORD FERN PARK, FLA. Succeaaful admlnlatration o f public fund*. 119 Magnolia An Bent qualified by experience. PlMB* F A 24321 DedicatedfcTo Good Government A in Unbleached Muslin “ Best Qualified for Cover nor” COOL COTTON LOOK ! ! Yd. Stripes & Solids MATHEWS •Mr. and Mr*. Charles E. McCunr, 321 Avenue E, will j host the Chuluota HI* and Her Garden Club on Monday, May 4. The meeting Is called fur 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Helen Cole of Geneva, well-known horticulturist, will I he the guest speaker and will talk on the care and growing of plants In Central Florida. She won the sweepstakes award and top honors In the horticulture division at the Sanford Garden Club annual Bower show held recently. | Yd. VALUES TO S Meet This Monday Personals m YOU SHOW YO U HOW TO SAVE! minutes, drain. Grind with salt pork and onion. Add pars­ ley, crumbs, eggs, salt and pepper and mix thoroughly. Press into baking pan and bake in moderate oven 330 degrees about 1 hour. Remove loaf to hot platter. Stir flour into drippings and brown; add water gradually and cook 4 to S minutes, until thickened, season and pour over lout. Serves 6. Lou MagtU'a ROLLED MEAT PANCAKES It lb. ground beef tv lb. ground sausage it medium aized onion, finely chopped 1 clove garlic, minced 1 cup chopped rooked spinach 1 small carton sour cream 3 eggs Vs tsp. salt 1 cup milk 4s eupa flour 2 cans (• oz.) tomato sauce grated cheese Fry meat, onion and garlic until lightly browned and meat la crumbly. Add spin­ ach, sour cream, season to lasts and mix well. Beat eggs, with 44 tap. salt and stir In milk. Sift flour and measure and beat Into agg mixture un­ til smooth. Pour about *4 cup of this thin batter into a greased t-inch skillet, turn SAVE UP? * THE R E M N A N T SHOP. Qohwh ing water and let stand C O ST 3§ SEW IN G LIVER LOAF WITH PAN GRAVY 1H lbs. beef liver cups boiling water ■ slices salt pork, U Inch thick 1 medium onion Now residing In (he Clark U cup chopped parsley home on Sixth Street are Mr. I eggs, slightly beaten and Mr*. L. Green. Mr. Green • 3 Up' ,,U Is employed at the Cape, and w 44 tsp. pepper they are from New York. J tbsps. flour The Clarka, and children, H i cups cold water Joe, Sandy and Laura hate Jf cups soft bread crumbs «• Blase liver, cover with boil­ moved to Orlando. a L IV IN G a CAN Chuluota Includes: • Cleaning & Processing Pelt • Brand New Cover for MnUrcos • Brand New Inanlntlnn •here needed CAN YOU SEW? By Dork Dean Orlando Ranches recently en- Idaughter, Becky Pearson, who Grinstead and Mr. and Mrs. Park and Ronnie Jones, Mait­ land. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fas- tertalned at a birthday din- (celebrated her sixteenth birth- K. Mnhar. ula of Moss Road in the North ner dance honoring their day. Guests enjoying Jhc fun and The garags was converted frolic were Danny Cassolbcr- | n n i r t n P r v c f ry. David House. Earl Koch- I L e 8 I O n ™ S t DD . Into a ballroom writh burning rile. Johnny Hudson, Dennie torches leading to the en­ Lovell, Jackie McKlalne, and trance. Suspended from the John Birkhimer, all of Cas­ celling were balloon clusters selberry. Alto Roger Mobley, Bob and crept paper streamers The ladies auxiliary o f tha surrounding a blue light cen­ Mobley, Jimmy Merritt, Con­ nie Swofford, all of Long- American Legion Post 63 will tering the area. Games and wood. hold the regular monthly dancing to the juke box high­ Also Norma Tullock, San- meeting this Friday night at lighted the evening events. lando Springs, Gail Tinsley 7:30 pm . All members are urged to A late dinner was served and Barbara Nell, Altamon­ front the dining table which te Springs, Rea Savarese and attend this important meet­ Jackie Pearson, North Orlan­ ing, which will be held at tha was overlaid with white linen do, Jimmy Kopple, Winter hut on the Orlando Highway. and centered with a bowl of pink fruit punch floating ice cubes with cherry centers and flanked on each side by silver candlesticks holding FRIDAY ft SATURDAY ONLY blur candles. A fter tho delicious dinner consisting o f fried chicken, relishes, pink and blue bite size sandwiches, potato salad, chips, dips, candies and nuts, the guests tftug “ Happy P/. / ______ lllrihday” to llt-cky as she blew out the candles on the PRETTY RED HAIRED Becky Pearson, at­ white, pink and green birthtired in a Idue check empire dress, cuts her day enke, which was ornately GOLDEN BROWN birthday cake hearing 10 candles at a delight­ d( corated with teen age fig­ ful dinner dance Riven in her honor. urines surrounded by musical notes and records. SERVED WITH: FRENCH FRIES — COLE 8LAW — Becky's guests presented HOT ROLLS ft BUTTER — her with a Good Luck Mas­ ICED TEA OR COFFEE By Mrs. H. I,. Johnson cot Troll for her new auto­ mobile, which was given her and tilt pan so batter cover* ’ 12 tbsps. butter (1 scant cup) for her birthday hy Mr. and ASSORTED COLORS Mrs. Fasula. Becky's father, entire surface. When pancake 2 cups flour (very scant) "TH E PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" llarry L. Pearson, gave her 43" WIDE ii brown on one side remove tv tsp. salt a diamond dinner ring. from pan. Spoon about '« eup COR. 1st & MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2482 1 tsp. vanilla VALUE TO 91.49 PER Assisting Mr. and Mrs. Fas­ of meat mixture into center of DOWNTOWN SANFORD pancake, roll pancake around ^ »5 ‘ b»P»> powdered ula were Mr. and Mrs. J. I) sugar meat and place in shallow baking dish. Continue until all 1 cup crushed real line nuts vv (pecans preferred) batter and meat are used, (/k FIRST QUALITY — greasing pan before each pan­ 1 tsp. ice water Roll In very small bulls. cake is fried. When all pan­ FULL BOLTS cakes have been fried, filled Bake 10-13 minutes in 330 de­ and arranged in baking dish, gree oven. While hot roll in pour tomato aauce over rolls powdered sugar. Put powder­ and aprlnkle with gratqd ed aug'ar In brown sack and cheese. Bake in moderate ahake balls In sack while hoi. • • • oven 330 degrees for 30 min­ FRUIT BUTERM1LK utes. Serves 6. These pancake rolls can be 3 cups thick buttermilk made early In the day and Uk cups canned fruit juice or baked at serving time. l)o not juice from canned fruit put tonnto sauce and grated 3 tbsps. sugar Combine all ingredients and cheese over rolls until just stir until sugar dissolves. before baking. Serve well chilled. Will not For Beautiful Robea curdle on standing. Serves 3. ICE DOX FRUIT CAKE Sfj Valued To 11.19 Per Yd. Red cherry, apricot, pine­ As made by 2lrs. A. E. Cur­ tri —apple, peach and grape julre ry Sr. HAIR STYLING SALON 1 lb. vanilla wafers (crumbl­ ail combine well with butter­ MABEL DUGGAN A IIETTY ANNE HOWARD DACRON ft COTTON milk or mixed Juicei may be ed) 2201 S. PARK AVE. PHONE 322-4913 used. 1 small bottle cherries 1 qt. pecans 1 lb. white raisins Light Weight White 1 can condensed milk 3 tbsps. cherry julre Mix all Ingredient* well, and let stand in Icebox over night before using. FRUIT OF THE 1X)0M Supper Meeting Monday Tbe Anna Miller Circle held Ita regt monthly meeting recently . . tbe Elk's Club with the president, Mrs. Layman Goodman presiding. Mrs. Goodman announced that again tills year, the cir­ cle will sponsor • young lady to attend “ Girl's State," and •elected this year was Helen Mann, a student at Seminole * High School. Mrs. Wade, Snyder, Exalted Ruler, and Mrs. James Hoolehan Sr., chairman of the bouse committee of the Elk's lodge, greeted the newly SEW ft SAVE Tfcran good r r u n u why I have a vital Interest, in the of ScmlnoU County. Linda 7. Billy I I , and Patti I t A PD. POL. ADV. M O N D A Y S T IL 9 P. SEW ft SAVE �4• + Oviedo Blanks Brooksville To Stay In Tourney . I II II 4( II X I til §1 fii | n I hi ■ i 9 I I• B If IB Ik M ^ - §i Bravos Wrap II Hounds Stung Up With A Win By Jackets TOa Sanford Junior High tr a v e l closed out ooe of their ■wet successful baseball sea­ sons Thursday afternoon when they pushed over a run in the top of the laat frame to edge the South Seminole Hunt canes by a score o f 8 to 4. The Braves powered eight safeties off the deliveries of Hurricane burler, Mark Brew Kiwanis Nine Loses Second Straight Game er while South Seminole was able to touch Ron Dudley for only five. The Braves began the scor­ ing with a pair of runs in their half o f the first and added single markers in the fourth and fifth frames, and added the tie-breaker In the seventh. Meanwhile, the Hur­ ricanes scored all their four rum in their part of the fourth. Both Brewer of South Semi Dole and Dudley of the Ilravcs whiffed 10, walked two and each hit a batter. The only extra base bit of the game came in the fifth Inning when Chuck Pigott blasted a double. Hie Braves ended their season with a record of nine wins and a single loss. The only defeat came at the hands of the Evans High School JayVees In a contest played in Orlando. The Braves will play in no post season tourna meats. Score by innings: Sanford JH 200 110 0 - 5 8 2 So. Scm. JH 000 400 0—t 5 2 Dudley snd Bryan; Brewer and Garner The Kiwanis nine of (he City Recreation Department’s Jun­ ior Boyi League absorbed its •econd straight defeat in as many days when Thursday afternoon the KlwanJani drop­ ped a 3 to 1 decision to the CPO’s. Danny Lee set the K1 waniens down with only one hit—a sixth inning double by Wally Jernlgan. Lee now haa allowed only ono hit over the nasi IS In­ nings he lias worked on tho mound. John Butts, Lee and Dick Mamcle were the main­ stays at llie plate for CPO. In the Junior League battle between the Elka and Uio n o­ United Tress International tary, tho Elk* tallied three National League unearned runs In the sixth to W L Pet. GB trim the tough Rotxrians, «-2. Philadelphia 9 2 .818 8 3 .727 1 The Elks solidified their hold Ssn Fran. 8 3 .613 2 •a first place aa Chris Akers Milwaukee 8 6 .571 2V4 picked up the win. In going St. Louis 7 8 .338 3 Pittsburgh Ibo rtute he whiffed 13. 6 7 .462 4 The first round of the Men's Cincinnati 7 9 .438 414 Blo-PUch Softball circuit came Houston « 10 .373 314 to an end Thursday night with Los Angelea 4 7 .363 S a four-way tie for aacond Chicago 2 10 .167 7V4 place. It cama about when New York Thursday's Results Wilson Maler grabbed a IT to at Milwaukee, t l win from McRancy Paints. Pittsburgh ppd., rain Klngiwood went through the first round undefeated and is San Francisco at Chicago, ppd., rain definitely the club to whip for Houston 7 Los Angeles 3, (N ) the loop title. Second round Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 1 tote atart Monday night. Ail (N) tonne are scheduled for 28 Only games scheduled gamee during the regular seaSaturday's Game* ecu which cods July 18. Chicago at Houston (N ) Perfection Dairy presented New York at Cincinnati George's with their third Philadelphia at Milwaukee •tralfht Iota in the Little Pittsburgh at St. Loula (N) American League, 8 19 5, be­ San Francisco at Los Angeles hind the pitching of Tommy (N) Gracey and the hitting of Ben America* League Twyman. W L PcL GB Meanwhile, fat the Little Na­ Cleveland 8 3 mi tional the Locomotive Engi­ Chicago 8 4 .536 1 neers and the First Federal Baltimore 6 8 .513 1 Savlngsmcn teamed up to Minnesota 7 * .338 1 play a great game at Bay Detroit 7 6 .538 1 Avenue Park with the Train­ New York 4 4 .300 U4 men coming out on top 8 to 1. Los Angeles 6 7 .462 2 David Lee, aca righthander, Washington 6 8 .429 214 now haa been touched for only Boston 6 7 .417 214 •lx hits in his last three Kansas City 4 8 .400 214 mound appearances. Thurs­ Thursday's Results day afternoon bo held the Kansas City 10 Detroit I Savlngsmen to two safetios. Cleveland 8 Minnesota 4 The Engineers are e game Chicago at New York, ppd <n> end a half out o f first place. Their only two k»sse» have Only games scheduled 'Saturday's Gamee been at the hands of Hunt's Minn, at Kansas City (T-L) Llncoln-Mercury. Los Angeles at Chicago Cleveland at Balimore Washington at New York Detroit at Boston Results Thursday Locomotive Rsgra I First Federal 1 First Fed. 100 000-1 2 Loco Engra 002 OOi—2 5 W P - David Lee (3 1 ), LF North Orlsndo's minor, ma­ —Al Grooms (1-2) jor and senior Little League STANDINGS teams will participate in a Tana W triple header Saturday at Hunt Lio-Mcr T North Orlando's recreation Loco Engrs 6 park. Chase 3 Tlie Minora will meet RunFirst Fed. 3 land at 9:30 a. m., the Ma­ Standard Oil 0 jors will tangie with ths Al­ G en e Friday tamonte Springs Twins at 2 Standard Oil at Hunt L-M p. m., and the Seniors host (4:10 Bay Avenue Park) Bcsr Lake's Pirates at 4 p.m. Major Leagues Little National Triple Header Set Saturday In 1-0 Game The Leesburg High School Yellow Jackets have had their stingers sharp and strong for the Lyman Greyhounds all season long. In two regular Orange Belt Conference games the Jackets stung the 'Hounds, fn the Orange Belt baseball tourna­ ment, the Greyhounds were eliminated — again by Lees­ burg. And the Lymsn nine was ouited from the Class tourney at Leesburg Thursday night—again by the itinging Yellow Jackets, dcipite Uie fact that Lyman's Donnie Smith hurled a one-hitter. The score was 1 to 0 in one of the finest games the two clubs played all season. Two Leesburg hurlers, John Ma­ THE HALL AND CHAIN HOWLING LEAGUE’S championship team was son and Mike Carroll, teamed presented trophies at the loop's annual banquet at Lake Monroe Inn. up to no-hit the 'Hounds. Members of the title-winning foursome are (from left) Floyd and Shir­ But It was one ball game ley Martin and Verna and Andy Bolton. The league is comprised o f hus­ the Longwood nine should bands and wives. (Herald Photo) hfve captured. In sll hut two of the seven frames the Grey hounds left potential runs on the sacks. They stranded two in the first, second and fourth, three in the third and another In the sixth. All to­ gether, 10 men were left on the bases. In the bottom of the third Lyman had the sacks jammed By MURRAY OLDEHMAN hell break away. He already udmitted Jock Dolph, the with only one sway. A pick-off •some CBS director of sports, haa 10. NEW YORK — (N E A )— play at first nabbed one run­ on. “ The other day I was play­ network would put him A cleaver is being aimed at ner snd a fly ball ended the the lucrative world of golf. ing with Gene Littler, and a Especially if he did it right— frame. Leesburg tallied its only run The 180-odd regular per guy comes up and asks him with starting times tailored in Its half of the third. formers of the pro tour art •bout some deal. ‘ You’ll have for television and other an­ With two sway, Wolf fan­ in a state of acute foment. to tea McCormack,' he says. gles to help the medium.’’ “ You know what that ned but Lyman's receiver, They want to break away Dolph pointed out, howev­ Ncullcld, muffed the pitch and from the Professional Golfera means." Ths pro wasn't happy about er, that televised golf is • Wolf made It safely to first. Association, which clutters up Brother fickle thing: “ The advertis­ Tho next hitter grounded to their private tittle money car­ McCormack’# Big itretching across 48 Image. Maybe because, al­ ers buy golf more for prest­ Joe Pavelchak at third who pet overthrew first snd Wolf tournaments, with soms 8,000 though he makea hie $38,000 ige than the efficiency o f the crossed the plate with the club pros who stay at homa a year, he’a not one of klack’a buy. You've got to look at the ratings. Football Is still chosen people. and straighten out alices. tilt's only marker. A split between the touring efficient because it delivers Bugging them particularly Scoro by innings: Lyman 000 000 0 - 0 0 2 la $400,000 In th* bulging pros and tha PGA appear* the audience." Implying that Leesburg 001 000 x—I 1 l I’UA piggy bank, non* o f It inevitable, and when it does golf doesn't. Ilia Idea o f the pro golfer* collecting any Interest, moat happen, McCormack, with all of it contributed by the tour­ the attraction* at th* end of breaking away from the regu­ ing pros in entry fees, all of his string, will be in the lar body of the PGA, in any driver'* seat. The television form, is not newr. It controlled by the PGA, • • • Corcoran, who was the possibilities alone whet the Results Thursday PGA'e first tournament man­ Some golf people read imagination. Wilson Maler 17 MrRaney 11 • * * ager back in 19311 when a 84McRaney 070 002 2—11 13 3 significance Into Arnle Pal­ The package deal la the hole tournament was worth Wll. Meier 6to 034 x—17 10 3 mer's complaint a month ago WP— Don Massie (4-3). LP that their group needa a thing in sport*. Professional $3,000 and 72 holts were cut­ -F ra n k William* (4 3) HR*— strong ctar who could apprsc- football has it. Baseball is rated for $8,000, has his own WiUon Maier, Larry Ilelman lata their problems. Nice and working on It. The PGA la gimmick to keep everybody (4lh of year), Junior Shaver conveniently, Arnle has an ad­ awara of it, with a special happy. "Th* trouble with golf," he viser, Mark H. McCormack, committee set up to see that ( 1st of year) STANDINGS who is undoubtedly t h a the players get their share said, “ is too many players. Break the lour into two divi­ (F.nd of 1st Hound) strongest figure in the game. of the revenue. W L Pet. McCormack Is a young Cleve­ Team But think of McCormack sions — one for the experts, 7 0 1.000 land lawyer who controls the offering his special troupe, one for the young kids start­ Kingswood M l finances and movea of Pal­ containing almost all tha ing ou t 4 3 Chase M l mer and Jack Nicklaus, the prime attractions. 4 3 McRaney "Put 90 to 100 great 4 3 M l two hottest attractions. llobbs Constr. " I t might bs attractive to players in the top group. We .571 4 3 Wilson Maler Ha also pulls the bit on us," admitted Perry Smith, need only two tourneys a .420 Gary Player, Ilob Charlea and tha eporta director at N0C, month. These guya are over3 4 Longwood .286 Doug Sanders, all o f them which beams Die Bing Cros­ golfed right now, and there 2 3 Fla. St. Bank .000 winners. 0 l U S O by Open, tha Tournament o* aren’ t enough great golfers Games Monday Without McCormack's co­ Champions at Las Vegas, the to go around. Ths best tour­ McRaney at Kingswood 7:30 operation, there is no tourna­ U.S. Open and the World nament in golf la the one the Longwood at Chase 8:43 ment worth speaking of. Ha's Serlee of Golf. “ I don't know PGA doesn't run — the Mas­ (At F t Mellon Park) tha first man any sponsor if people would get tired of ters. “ This way, with a Masters approaches because If Mark seeing tha same 20 every promises one of his boys, the week. But then," he reflect­ list o f players, every city ed, “ they see the same 20 any­ would huve a Masters. You •how Is made. can eliminate cut-offs and “ Nicklaus saved tha ehow how." NEW YORK ( U P l)-Y . A. at Houston," admitted Fred “ If he could pull It off," qualifying rounds. Too many TitUe, Del Shofncr and Don Corcoran, who haa his own Chandler will head a group of stable o f nine proa headed New York Giant football play­ by Tony Lems. "Lems and ers who depart for Puerto Palmer weren't there." Rico today for a government “ McCormack's waiting un­ sponsored “ Sports Mission to til ha gets 20 top players," Ssn Juan." a tour regular told m*. “ Then Touring Pros Foment W ar On Nation's Golf Establishment Men’s League Giants Head South On Sports Mission Felly Qualified le Administration and Rupervlaiee Through •f Schools— Graduate ef the University of Florida, Masters 'r i m By MURRAY OLDERMAN Sports Editor •J I f o o W ARREN’S T ilt Postponed White were the leading stickmen for Crooms, each get­ ting two hit* In four trips. The Panthers have yet to drop a contest this season. SCREWBALL ARTIST NEW YORK (UPD—South­ paw Carl Hubbell, pitching for the New York Giants, 19281943, was dubbed the “ meal ticket" becauie of his very de­ pendable screwball. BAIT BUCKET u THE ONLY HOUSE PAINT with FUME-RESISTANT PIGMENTS and VITOUZED OIL® s,„ , v ." 0 Decree, Rank I Certiorate (Highest Awarded by Stale Department e f Education). 14 T Tears la Seminole County. treat S O * found ft at fasti Tho Gertie* w a y to shop it through your Hometown Western Auta CATALOG ORDER CENTERl t / m Team e f Successful School Experience in Florida, th e a tr e o o o n ' Page 10— Fri. May 1, '64 Public Instruction ,Z :tC EAST feralfi 0 TONIGHT MAY 1st nightly 214 ftonfnrZ) Crooms In 8th Straight Win Su pt of QlpQmOfflg tTIjr Navspopar Entarprisa Assn. Jim Courier was nicked for By Murray Olderman Wynn when Old Gus was •lx hits Thursday afternoon in Sports Editor the Group V, class B baseball pitching for Cleveland (he's tournament in Tavares but Newspaper Enterprise Assn. now Uie Tribe’s mound coach). Besides his writing, Jim th e sensational O v i e d o Early staggered around like a moundsman was able to scat­ Brotnan, Idle pitcher, has an­ drunk, slapped a piece of tape ter them enough so that the other talent — cooking. His on the wound and finished his Lions were able to register a wife might be away for a few stint. Next day a photog 4 to 0 ahuloul over Brooks­ days. “ When I come home,” brought Valdy over to the In­ ville. she says, “ I give the kids corn dian dugout for a picture with As a result of Thursday’s flakes for breakfast. And they Wynn. Ten feet away, Early wonder where the crepes victory, Oviedo goes into the spoiled the shortstop and let second round of the tourney suzette are, like their father a flood o. invective that made bad given them." . . . today. The Lions were slated Jose wish ho had never stud­ Larry Morris, the Chicago to meet Tavares at 3 p.m. ied English. Byn-i took the Bear linebacker who stole the Oviedo got into the scoring accident as a pert-jnal af­ column early Thursday after­ show- in tlie championship front . . . noon when they pushed over game and won a sports car for Speaking of getting hit, left­ two runs in tho initial status. his efforts, has only one com­ hander Jim Kaat of MinneCharlie Miller tallied on a plaint. “ 1 just wish,” said the sota still has a ball which fielder’s choice and Wayne Ja­ Atlanta resident, “ I could struck him In the mouth off cobs crossed the plate on a have avoided driving it from the bat of Bubba Morton, and walk with the bases jammed. New York (where he was eventually parted him and The Lions posted their other awarded the car) to Georgia. seven teeth . . . two runs in the sixth frame It's mighty hard on your John David Crow, the highwhen Colbert and Steward back." . . . . salaried and much-injured run­ Gary Player is d o w a yoga worked Brooksville hurler, ning back of tn* 5t. Louis foot­ Sharp, for free tickets. Miller addict. He stands on his head ball Cardinals, was within one five times a day. The little doubled in Colbert and Slewdefensive back of being aent art hit the plate on a wild South African if one of the to the Philadelphia Eagles. great faddlsta of sports. pitch. The Cards wanted tackle Ril­ Billy Mikler waa the big Wheat germ and raisins used ey Gunnels, which was O.IC, stick for the Lions, getting a to be his kick. Black clothing and corner back Irv Cross, single and a double in a pair still is. And then there was which wasn't. And Crow is of trips. Oviedo got only four the time he showed up on the still a cinch to be dealt to hits. Aside from Mikler's pair, course two-toned—one leg all some other club. Courier and Miller recorded white, tha other all black. Dig the British-inspired nar­ "Ridiculoui, wasn’t ItT" winc­ the others. ration that went with the new Courier, hurling Oviedo to ed Gary when reminded of tha release of “ The Grand Olym­ Us 12th win of the season, incident. And who do you pics,” a film of the 1960 Rome whiffed nine and walked four. think made up the outfit? Fel­ games: e.g., the reference to The Lions miscued four times low golfer Jackie Burke'a decathlon champ Rafer John­ behind Courier but a pair of sport* clothes firm . . . son as “ Olympic star and Al Davis, the AFL coach of fast twin-killings kept Courier philosopher"; the description from getting into deep water. the year, waa In New York to of shotputter Parry O’Brlen’a study the opening of Shea Score by innings: bulk aa “ 222 poundi displace­ L'rooksville 000 000 0 - 0 6 2 Stadium for a alant on possiment'' . . . ble improvement for the new Oviedo 200 002 x—4 4 \ Between you’n'me, the un­ Griffin. Sharpe and Vohun; Oakland sports palaca. Tha rest among the Chicago White Hrst flaw spotted by Al w .s Courier and Brooka. lack of storage room, so tnai waa serious enough to fore* when the Meta move out after Al Lopez to call a meeting this the season, they have no place spring and advise them not to to alow their gear. And that discuss their diuatisfactlon in may not be bad . . . public. On* Chisoxer yras cut If a pitcher ii going to get $6,000 because be didn't pro­ hit by a batted ball, make duce last year. Ha was out Tommie Joseph pitched the aure it'a from a .196 hitter like three months with a broken Crooms High Panthers to Washington used to have In collar bone . . . their eighth straight win of Jose Valdlvlelao. Valdy lined one otf tha chin of Early the season as they whipped the Hungcrford Bobcats by a score of g to S. ' Joseph fanned eight and A special contest scheduled 2 Ml. W. of Sanford Rt. 41 walked two as he limited the 'Cats to only five hits. One for Saturday night by the Featuring was a three-run blast by Wil­ Sanford Women'* Bowling As­ • Bagged Minnows sociation has been postponed liam Cleveland. • Shiner* — Med. ft The Panthera got four runs until a later date. Association members will Large in the opening frame, added a pair In the third and one In meet Tuesday night at the • Miseouris, Worms, each of the fifth and seventh American Legion Home on Cricket* Highway 17-92 to fix a new Innings. Ph. 322-6640 George Bush and Nathaniel date for the event. PICK JIM PIGOTT September 12 Eureka! Lions Now Go Into Second Round Play F IR ST ST. SANFORD, FLORIDA beautiful,air conditioned Matinee* Monday ft Saturday* 1:15 PJL IAYTSHA I I M I IM IT M u . Mlkwia 92-nbawaa swry h PIGOTT’S PLATFORM IS POSITIVE • FOR QUALITY EDUCATION . . . WILL SEEK FURTHER IMPROVEMENT IN THE AREAS OK CURRICULUM, TEXT-HOOKS AND TRANSPORTATION. • FOR CLOSE COOPERATION BETWEEN COUNTY OFFICIALS. • FOR A MORE MEANINGFUL ELEMENTARY REPORT CARD. • FOR IMPROVED EDUCATION FOR RETARDED CHILDREN. • FOR A SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT ELECTED BY THE PEOPLE. • WILL STRIVE TO KEEP THE PUBLIC INFORMED ABOUT ALL PHASES OF YOUR SCHOOL SYSTEM. JIM PIGOTT IS Pd. Pol. A ir. ? 0 �S ' »' KC's Rookie Tom Reynolds Beats Tigers With 3-Run Homer 'Forgotten Man' Dodger Discard Has Three RBIs Farrel Rubs It United Pr*M International Doea the name Tom Hay* Holds ring a bell? Probably not, but neither did the name Tom Jonea with many until the Academy Awards. Tom Reynolds and Tom Jones have only one thing in Par's The Pace In Mary Esther The Mary Esther aponsored women’s golf tourney was highlighted with par golf when the competition got un­ derway Thursday at the Mayfair County Club. The tournament, a full handicap — best ball of twoaome — la being played over three consecutive weeks with the same partners. Borne of the lowest scores posted In­ cluded a 67 by Ida B. Wilson and Jan Johnson in addition to a 67 also by Myrtle Adams and Edle Ware. Lor­ raine Miller and Jo McDaniel registered 68 and Marion Cox and Jane McKlbbin bad • 71. Jimmie Llvington and Augie Russell had a 72, Elsie Mero and Barbara Morrison also posted a 72, Meric Truitt and Haiel Durio registered a 73 and Helen Carraway and Susie Dickey alio came in with a 73. Little League Calls Meeting The South Seminole Little League will hold a meeting for parents and other interest­ ed persons at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday, at the Lyman High School Auditorium in Longwood. The program will feature a go-minute motion picture film entitled "This la Little Lea­ gue." The meeting wai call­ ed by Bill Livingston, league president. common. They're both real swingers, but the comparison ends right there. Jones, a cinematic aexpot, never rared anything about base hits. Reynolds, on the other hand, la a lavrl-headcd 22-year-old Kansas City rook­ ie who lives for the day ha can nail down a regular job. He certainly went about it the right way Thursday when he blasted a three-run homer over the center field fence in the first Inning and sing­ led home another run in the third to pace the Athletics to a 10-3 victory over the Detroit Tigers. Rocky Colavlto and Jim Gentile each hit his third hom­ er o f the season but Rey­ nolds, in the Kansas City out­ field on a "p a st" so to speak, did the bulk of the damage with four RBI's. Reynolds, • .332 hitter at Burlington lest year, suffer­ ed bone chips in his left ankla during an exhibition game end wee virtually forgotten this spring. Reynolds, a right-handed hitting San Diego resident, suddenly wa* remembered when the A's regular right fielder, veteran Gino Cimoll, came down with a pulled leg muscle. Manager Eddie I.opat moved Colavlto from left field to right ami gnve young Tom hla big chance in left. Supported by a five-run rally in the first inning, Or­ lando Pena coasted to his sec­ ond victory againet a like number of defeats although the Tigere nicked him for 11 hits. Mickey Lolich, victim o f Reynold*' three-run wallop, suffered hla flrat defeat af­ ter two vlctoriea. Leon Daddy (W ags) Wag­ ner drov* in three runs with a homer, double and a single as tha first-place Cleveland Indiana downed the Minneso­ ta Twins, 1-4, In the only oth­ er American League game played. The Chicago Whlta Box-New York Yankees gam* wee postponed because of rain. In On Old 'Pals' United Press International Dick Farrell, a guy with tha memory of an elephant, stomps all over the Dodgers every chance he gets. Hs admits he enjoys It, too, and that’s becoming obvious because he now has beat them more times than he has any other club In the National League. Tha hard-throwing, 30year-old Houston right — hander took particular relish in snapping the Dodgers' four • game winning straak, 7-3, Thursday night for his third straight victory without a loss. Farrell, owner o f a 14-8 lifetime record ageinet tha Dodgers, hai nursed a deepseated resentment against them since they dumped him into the NL player expansion pool at the end of tha 1961 season. He didn't mind b e i n g thrown into tha pool ao much at he did being blamed by tha Dodger* for their failure to win the pennant that year. Farrell had an 8-7 record that saaion, with a 6.18 earned run average and the Dodger* let It g*t around that h* co*t them a shot at the World Series. He clipped for nine hits Thursday night but struck out nine and had the added satisfaction of boosting the ■eventh-plsce Colts a full game ahtad of the Dodgers. The flret-plac* Philadel­ phia Phillies best the Cincin­ nati Reds, 3-1, in the only other NL game played as rain washed out the Pittsburgh • Milwaukee and San Franclsco-Chirago contests. Iljf ftsnfdrh frrnlh Fri. May 1, ’64— Page 11 Liston May Get Set His Fight Cut This Weekend Hill Rise For Roses LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UP1) — The trainer* o f tha top four horses among the 12 en­ tered for Saturday's running o f the Kentucky Derby won­ dered today what lay in store for them this time in Amer­ ica's racing classic. Bill Finnegan, 73-yesrold trainer of favored Hill Rise; Horatio Luro, who has aecond choice Northern Dancer, Kill- Junior League Results Thursday CPO I Kiwi nil 1 Kiwanlt 000 100 0—1 1 1 cro MO 000 x - 3 I 3 W P - Danny Lea (2-1), LF —John Lathcrow (3-1) Elks I Rotary 2 Rotary 000 001 1—2 2 2 Elks 000 003 x - 3 2 2 W P - Chris Akers (2-1). LP— Buddy Stumpf (1-3) STANDINGS Team W I. P et 6 2 .730 Elk* Klwanli 6 3 .623 Shrin# 4 3 .171 3 3 .300 Lake Mary CPO 3 S .375 Rotary 3 3 .375 Civltan 2 3 .886 Gama Friday Shrine at Lake Mary 4:30 p. m. Game Saturday Lake Mary at Civltan 10:00 a. m. (At Memorial Stadium) ott Burch, conditioner of Quadrangle, and Jteih Ten- nay, trainer of Tha Scoundrel all hava bean through tha Derby grind bafora. Luro and Tenney hava had wlnnara, Burch wai aecond but Finnegan waa up the track with hit two starter*. TTila time Finnegan appear­ ed to have tha beat chanct in tha mil* and ona • quarter clanic. Hill Ria* will carry a string o f eight itraight wins into the race and is listed at 6 to 6, Tha only other trainer who hai had u Kentucky Darby alerter among Saturday's crop I* Harold Bockman, whose Happy Go Lucky waa aeventh in 1852 at 66 to 1 and whole lahkodah may b* the same price thli time. Tha other trainers all are sweating out tha final day or waiting before tha big race for the flrat tlma. But they hava no monopoly on anxiety, although Tenney claims he docin't mlv* any­ thing," h* said. Finnegan, who didn’t have too much of a hart* In Jean'a Jo* and one with unsound tega In Finne­ gan, this time haa a rugged runner In Hill Riae, who ii aa sound aa a bell and easy to train. "Ha settled down shortly after he got hare and he la aa ready aa I can make him. This ona rare la 60 par cont hone and 60 per cent Jockey and I am glad I have Willi* Shoemaker to ride. Experi­ ence count* here," he said. SYRACUSE, N .Y .-(N E A ) — Coach Loren School'* Byracaust University varsity crew got one o f Ita earliest start* this year, hitting the water March 5. ALEXANDRIA. La. (UPI) —Top money-winner Mickey Wright and Tltlcholdcrs tilll*t Marilyn Smith reigned a* co-favorites among 35 women pro golfer* who teed off today In the Clifford Ann Creed invitational. Rut the field held plenty of upset potential- including the former Alexandria school­ teacher for whom the tour­ ney is named and Mary Lena Faulk, who led the top four- CHESTER, Pa. (UPI) -^Al­ though ha hasn't received "a quarter" yet from hi* heavy­ weight championship fight with Caiaiui Clay, Sonny LI*ton expects to be $160,000 richer by the weekend. Jack N'ilon, Liston's adviser, announced Thursday night that the ex-champlnn ahould re­ ceive tha money at part of a payment owned InterContin­ ental Promotion*, Inc., by Bill MacDonald of Miami, who helped stage the bout. MacDonald owes $400,000 a* part of the Utile fight guar­ antee. "Thl* indebtne** aroae be­ cause of levir* filed by the Internal Revenue Service, which prohibited further pay­ ment by MacDonald to In­ terContinental," Nilon said. s Little American Mini In Tburiday'a pro-am Tha currant tourney, a 14preliminary. hole event, ends Sunday. Partly cloudy and mild weather wa* expected to con­ tinue throughout tha threeday tournament. Thii would be an ideal poportunlty for Miss Creed to win her flrat Ladlca Profess­ GIVE YOUR HOME ional Golf Aaaociation (LPGA) THE BRIGHT LOOK tournament. She ha* a home­ Ph. 322-8413 town gallery rooUng for her and aha knowi the courae. Miss Smith won the Titleholders tournament at Augus­ ta, Ga., last weekend. Miss 2817 I . French Wright finished second. Results Thursday Perfection Dairy $ George'* 3 Perfection 211 022-8 7 1 George'* 020 120—3 6 5 WP— Tommy Gracey (4 0 ), LP— Harley Sykc* (1-4) STANDINGS Team W I, Navy 5 a Fla. St. Rank 3 3 Perfection Dairy 5 3 George'* 4 4 Sanford Ati. O 7 BHUNING PAINTS Factory Paint Outlet Remember those of jou r vacation LOAN ERVICE trip laat summer? STANDS FOR Why Not Enjoy An AirConditioned Car This Summer? RUDY SLOAN realltr* Coo! Comfort AU Summer Iauir! tha Tax Collector is a We Will Air Condition Most Popular American Cum. 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OF REFERENDUM A FAR MAY ELECTION I REACHING ACT PROVIDING FOR WATER CONSERVATION, CONTROL GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS, SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS, AND AD VALOREM AND DRAINAGE FACILITIES, TAXES. The SEMINOLE COUNTY SPORTSMEN’ S ASSO­ Election (o be voted upon May 5th concerning Water t well-informed electorate, offeni the following sum- proposed 45 page Water Conservation ft Control CIATION, bellevinR that the County Referendum Conservation and Control nhould he voted upon by mirlced Act. PURPOSE OF ACT To acquire, construct, improve, maintain and opersts water conservation and control fadUtles In Seminole explanation of important pnrts of the neighboring counties end In primary end secondary terest on gensral obligation bonds, or aa additional authority or political subdivision o f the State o f water conservation and control facilities o f Seminole security Florida or combination thereof. County. authorised to levy, assets and collect a special ad for asseeement bonds, said County Is valorem tax each year o f a sufficient number of SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS BONDS mills upon tha dollar o f assessed valuation o f pro­ Said County may provide for the construction or re­ ply o f water, to divert exceaa water from one mrea Upon approval o f freeholders to Issue general obliga­ perty subject to taxation In the County to pay all or construction of aaaeaseble Improvements and for and water conservation and control facility to an­ tion or (special) assessments bonds or any combina­ part of the coat of acquisition, construction, recon­ levying of special assessments upon benefited pro­ other area; to establish and maintain lake levels and tion thereof, provided the total amount of all gen­ struction, improvement, maintenance and operation perly for the payment thereof end may use ad to carry out purposes o f tha act in navigable and eral obligation indebtedness of the County Issued and o f such water conservation and control facilities, end valorem taxea levied under Section 16 of the Act for outstanding at any time, shall not exceed 4% at the to carry out the purposes of this Act; provided, how­ construction of assessable Improvements and Issu­ assessed value o f the taxable property In the County ever, that such special ad valncm tax shall be in no ance o f assessment bonds payable out o f auch spe­ sonal property as deemed necessary for construc­ at the time of issuance of general obligation bonds event in excess of two ( 2 ) mills during any nns cial aaaesamenta levied when collected, end the Coun­ tion, re-ronstructlon, maintenance and operation of or any aasenaaients bonds for which full faith end year. ty may pledge Ita full faith end credit and taxing water conservation and control facilities and to dis­ credit of the County are pledged as additional se­ pose of same; to make and enforce rules for main­ curity. At the present total assessed valuation o f ap* tenance and operation of water conservation and proxlmstely 200 million dollars, this Act would limit The County Board Is authorised to create special tax freeholder electors. AU special assessments shall control facilities; to require permits, to suspend or bonds at this date to approximately 8 million dol- districts, whose boundaries shall be coextensive with constitute a lien upon the property so aaeeeeed to deny permits, including building permits when in law. any secondary water conservation and control facili­ the same extent as a lien for general county taxes, County and to have exclusive control of water con* servetion and control facilities! to regulate the sup* non-navigable lakes; to acquire by eminent domain or otherwise, lands, water, riparian rights, and per­ powers for the payment o f principal and Interest on SPECIAL DRAINAGE DISTRICTS such assessment bonds If approved by the qualified ty and assess, levy and collect a special asscsamtnl and provides for collection of such Hens. MILLAGE tax not to exceed 3/10 o f a mill each year for opera­ The Act provides for primary and secondary water public agencies or authorities in exercise of common To levy and asaem ad valorem taxea without limits- tion and maintenance of Maid secondary water con­ conservation facilities in any area, district, water powers; to cooperate with neighboring counties in lion o f rate or amount on all taxable property within servation and control facility. basin or project. projects to accomplish the purposes o f the Act; to County for paying principal and Interest on any use funds authorixed or received under the Act, in­ general obligation indebtedness lawfully Issued for cluding funds from sale o f general obligation bonds, the purpose of this Act. conflict with the purposes of the A ct; to join with other counties, cities or other political subdivision, (special) assessment bonds, taxes obtained from MANDATORY REDUCTION OF TAXES FAMILIARIZE YOURSELF WITH THIS WATER Tax Assessor la required (o reduce (he amount of CONTROL AND DRAINAGE ACT AND EXER­ mllUge CISE YOUR YOT1NG FRANCHISE. SHfiesMcd and levied under Section 15 of the SPECIAL AD VALOREM TAX Act (up to 2 mills) in the Marne amount and rate as VOTE AS YOU PLEASE, HUT VOTE. ONE VOTE quire, construct, Improve, maintain and operate pri­ "Section 15. In addition lo the ad valorem (axes the mllkige lawfully Imposed upon Seminole County OVER Vi THE VOTES CAST IS THE VOTE RE­ mary water conservation and control facilities in authorixed to be levied to pay the principal and In­ property by the U.S. or any agency thereof, district, QUIRED TO PAH8 THIS REFERENDUM BILL. special assessments and ad volorem taxes; to ac­ ADVERTISEMENT PAID FOR IIY SEMINOLE COUNTY SPORTSMEN’S ASSOCIATION AS A PUHLIC t SERVICE a i fw * • • •H �WEEK END TOUR of HOMES San fo rd - Se m in o le A re a Manor Readies For University Building Boom gfcf #aaforl feral* Page 12— Fri. May 1, ’64 The population explosion ex­ pected for the Oviedo area be­ cam e of the new university to be constructed on SR 520 three mllee south of that city, al­ ready la being felt hi planned growth. City o f Oviedo la contem­ plating a municipal water works to serve the city, the area and the university. Other planning Is in the making. Shoemaker Construc­ tion Company has a head start, and will have open for Inspection two model homes at Mead Manor. They will be YOU HAVEN'T SEEN IT YET, BE SURE TO SEE IT NOW!. . . “T H E F L O R ID IA N ” MODEL HOME Those o f you who haven’t seen this wonderful ALL - BRICK, 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH HOME, be sure to see it soon. LOCATION: Just o ff Mellonville on Forest Dr., Next to 24th St, SANFORD. 2,200 8Q. FT. BRICK HOME For A n taw As C O N D IT IO N IN G $16,000 On Your Lot. Sat. A Sun. 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. . . . . weekday* by appointment. THROUGHOUT . . . CENTRAL HEATING FINANCING CAN BE ARRANGED A Open For Your Inspection A IR FEW OUTSTANDING • STEEL STRUCTURAL SYSTEM . . . same Inherent strength found In sky. scrapers and bridge*. Ph. 322-5011 FEATURES • 20 . YEAR wlndproof. ROOF SHINGLES; • G-E CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING SyaUm. • KCIIEIItlCK KITCHEN CARINETB in natural birch finish; with Laiy Sauna. • G-E CENTRAL HEATING System. • G-E RANGE AND OVEN • COMPLETELY INSULATED . . . . exterior walla and ceiling; full thick insulation. • EIGHT SPACIOUS CLOSETS • BRICK EXTERIOR; no maintenance! • TWO-CAR GARAGE MANY EXCLUSIVE OTHER • G-E DISHWASHER, too! INCOMPARABLE FEATURES WITH LEROY C. ROBB CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 2800 8. Sanford Avc. SANFORD PH. 322-5011 open from noon until dark bedroom, two-bsth home at Saturday and Sunday, this and 2305 Mellonville Avenue. next weekend*. It haa a sunken living room, One of the models U a three- beautified with a wrought iron bedroom, with 1V4 baths, a railing at one end and a plant­ modern ranch atyle type. er at the other. Tha apacioul The aeeond la a Colonial-ityle kitchen has its cooking facil­ with three bedrooms and two ities on an “ island” and haa baths. Both ara GE-kitchen plenty of old-fashioned pan­ equipped. try storage apace. The home Shoemaker Construction also has a aide drive with a turn­ la building a custom borne at about apron. Mead Manor for Mr. and Mrs. Nearly ready for occupancy Harold McBride. It la a Colon­ la a model home at 1201 Wash­ ial style, with uied brick. It ington Drive. It haa four bed­ has four bedrooms and two rooms and two hatha, and an baths. enclosed private patio. Kingiwood Builders baa two Kingiwood haa five new new bomea up in Grove Man­ homes ready to be moved into or, the last loti in that area. in Greenbrier of Loch Arbor. Ready for occupancy and A four-bedroom, two-hath resopen for Inipection is a threeidence at 105 Par Place over­ looks Mayfair Country Club. Four more, all three-and-fourbedroom home*, are on High­ in t h e c i n c f i r c o v a r o r T IIK NINTH JUDICIAL CH »- land Court. VVt T o r TH U STATU o r Leroy C. Robb Construction FI.OHIHA IN ANU VUH SUM Company is offering a allow­ iN oi.M «;o | !» t t rllA N C K IIV NO. 1S.HM ing of a model borne, "The C1TIZKNM NATIONAL, BANK o r HT. FETEIISBUHO. s Na­ Floridian," on Forest Drive, tional Banking Aawclatlon. Just off Mellonville Avenue Plaintiff, next to 2tth Street FELTON KEKHMITII. at ox, AU brick, with three bed- Legal Notice •tc, at ala, , . D.fandanta o r e c iT T U B HTATE OK FLO RID A : TO: rE L T O N NEEHMITII and DIANNE NEEHMITII. h li wlfa, and IIO W AUD HERB T and EVA n . i i e h i i t . hla wlfa. and IIE N B T M. IIOKKUAN. Legal Notice n o t ic e Too ara h .r.b v oollfltd that a Hull haa ba.n fll.d agalnal you and aach of you. by CITIZENH NATIONAL BANK OF HT. I'ETKIIHBUHO. a National Banking A.aoclallon, Plaintiff In tha abova antltl.d caoaa; and that you ara b.ralty re<iulr.d lo f Ila your A n .w .r with lha Clark of thla CourL and to aarva a copy tharaof upon tha Plaintiff or Plalntlff'a Attornay, whoaa nama and addraaa la: ALBEItT C. WEIILT. Attornay at Law. ttt t Cantral Avanua. Ht. Pataraburg, Florida, not latar than May llth. l t d . If you fall to do ao, Dacraa Pro Confaaao will ba antarad agalnat you for tha rallaf dainandad In (ha Complaint. Tha nalura of aald ault l>elng for foreclosure of mortgage rarordad In Official Itarnrda llook SU. paga » T , Public llacorda of Hamtnola County, Florida, covering; IA*t I d . OAKLAND HILLS, according to plat tharaof, recorded In Plal Book 1J. paaaa <1 A It, Public Itaoorda of Heinlnole County, Florida; together with the following drerrlbed Hama of property which ara to. rated In and permanently Inalalled aa a part of Ilia Improvementa on aal d land: Jarkaon Oa« Hot Water Heater. Modal C ld . Berlal No. H i l l WITNEHH my hand and tha •eal of thla Court, at Hanford, Heinlnole County. Florida, thla Uth day of April. A. D. IISI. (C uritT HEAL) Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr. Clark of lha Circuit Court Ily Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clark Puhllthi April IT. II, May 1, I, lid C D T-lt rooms ond two baths, it has 2,200 square feet, GE air eonditioning throughout, with cen­ tral beating. The kitchen la GE-equipped, too. I This model home, "The Floridian,” is open for inspection daily at 5-7 p.m. and Satur­ day and Sunday at 1-6 p.m., or any time by appointment. Cheaper Than $ 7 J 0 0 F.H.A. 35 Yr. Mortgage How To Beat The Weather NO CLOSING COSTS • • • • • • • (without beating your bank account) Summer or winter, Florida weather ie unpredictable. Proper houe* insulation enure* yon tw*lv* month* of comfort a year, and greatly cula your heating and cooling coata. Berryhill Insulation offer* you a complete range of fireproof house insulation- We’ll install it fot you. Give us a call for a free estimate TU WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: TOU WILL TAKE NOTICE that the Board of County C«mmlMloiiirx. at 1* o'clock on tha f»th day of May. A.D. ta ll, at tha County Courlhouia In Hanford. Florida, will conaldar and datarmlna whathar or not tha County will cloaa. varata, ranounca and disclaim any right of tha County and lha public In and to tha land dallnaatad upon any map or plat racordad In Hrmlnola County, Florida, which aald atre«t, or mad or hl|hw»y »• mora particularly dtacrlbtd aa followa: A f i font atrip of land on either .Ida of tha following drarrlbed canter tin*, be­ ginning at a point In tha renter llnee of llaed Avahue and llarrlenn Htreet. Washington llelghte aa rerorileil In Flat Hook S, I'nge IT. public record* of Hrmlnola County. Florida, •aid point being »0» »S feet W ».t of lha NB corner of BE'.i of HWH. Haction 11. Township ft Houth, llanga 31 East, run Houlh «T da. greet. IS minutes. Eaat 1111.1 mora or le.e In Eaat boundary nf .aid HKt|. aald point being 4*1 feat North nf tha Houlh nna quarter poat nf raid Hertlon II. Townalilp SI Houlh. Ilanga II Eaet. Hrmlnola County. Florida, to ba uaed for road purpoaea only. P K it HONK INTKHKHTKD MAT APPEAR AND IlE llEAItD AT TIIE TIME AND PLACE ABOVE HPECIFIBD. (HE AM Arthur II. nackwlth. Jr. Clark Ily: Martha T. Vlhlan. D. C. Carroll Ilurka P. O. lim ner 7. Hanford. Florida Attorney f»r Petitioner Publlah Slay L ISIS CDIT-J GROVE M ANO R 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths Carporte & Utility Room Central Oil Heat Westinghouse Kitchen Street Lights Sidewalks Sewer and Water Country Club Heights B E R R Y CHO MIP LA NLY INSULATING Directions: On 17-92 to Five Point*, turn west on SR 427, drive to SR 15, turn north 100 yd*, to new home*. A M K N D K II NOTICE o r 1-ltOCKEUINOB FO H T HU OLOBINU OF HOAD Rent! A MONTH PAYS ALL / if 2107 MAGNOLIA AVI. • PH. 122-2217 SALESMAN ON PREMISES THREE CENTRALLY DUCT HEATED, LOVELY NEW iiO R lS N O W O N D IS P L A Y — IN — Ravenna Park MODERN KITCHENS BY GENERAL Q CONVENIENT VA, FHA, AND CONVENTIONAL FINANCING ELECTRIC Other homes are under construction — choose one o f theae and select your own paint colors, tile, appliance colors. See these homes today ShoQ M ak& A CUSTOM ■y • NEW HOMES ★ C O N S T R U C T IO N CO. BUILDING A SPECIALTY General Offlee 211 W. 25th St. HOMES ON COUNTRY CLUB RD. • FOLLOW STEN STRO M Sales Agents Phono 322-3103 OUR SIGNS REALTY 322-2420 OPEN HOUSE MEAD MANOR QUALITY HOMES Situated On High 'n Dry Wooded Lois In Model H o m e j O V I E D O The Heart O f 3 -B E D R O O M S — Seminole County V/i fir 2 B A T H S COMPLETE AND HEADY ] FOR OCCUPANCY This exciting m w home at 2305 Mellonville Avenue, haa hu tthree bedrooma, two hatha, a 2 car carport*, patio, Thla saw a unique sunken living room enhanced by wrought iron ratling and a McDonald brick planter. It haa a Mparate dlnlag room, and an unusual kitchen featuring aa inland atovc in th* center. Sc* it now . . . and ■ora In! FOR YOUR INSPECTION Saturday and Sunday PRICED FROM — FINISHED! OPEN NOON 1 5 ,0 0 0 .« 1 6 ,0 0 0 C O N V E N T IO N A L F IN A N C IN G THIS T IL WEEKEND Somes Feature Drives, and Equipped Beautifully DARK AND KiUbena, Landscaped Conditioning Optional. MODERN IN GREEN BRIAR of Loch Arbor — the Modern KUchena by • S N IR A L A ELECTRIC Stw su n ak& i CONSTRUCTION P. O. c 322-8074 COMPANY GEN. OFFICE t i t W. U th 8T. PHONE 323-3101 NEXT SANFORD KITCHENS Coner Lota; J �Adventist THE SEVENTH-DAT ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner ith A Elm R. L. M ath ew *________ Pastor SERVICES SATURDAY— Sabbath School ____ 0:1* a. m. Worship Servlet __ 11 :M a. m. Wednesday Night Prayer Serv ice____ T:10 p. m. “ IV* Have Thl* Hope" radio m eiiare each Sunday a. m. at t i l l over WTIIR at 140* on your radio dial. Alliance CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH 1401 Park Av*. at 14th St. Rev. C. C. Dee*. Jr. — Paetof Sunday School ____ 1:41 a. m. Worihlp Service — 11:0# a. tn. Evenlna Worship — 1:00 p. m. Alliance Youth Fellowship (Sun.) _ 1:41 p. m. (Wed) Prayer S e rv ice____ 1:10 p. m. Assembly Of God PINECREST ABSRMnUT OK OOD CHURCH Cor. llth and Elm H. M. W ild e r ---------------Paetor Sunday School 1:41 a. m. Morning Worehlp — 10:10 a. m. Evenlna Worehlp — 1:10 p. m. Youth Berv. (Sun.) .. «:00 p. m. Mid-Week Serv. (Wed.) _ 1:50 p. m. Baptist Church Of God Methodist JORDAN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1111 W. Flrat 8tr*et Sunday 8chool ____ 10:00 a. m. Mornlna W orehlp__ 11:0* a. m. RIM* Study (Sunday) 1:00 p m. Kvanaelletle Service 1:00 p. m. Wed. Prayer Meet __ 1:00 p. m. Bill Stephen* ______ __ Paetor A Cordial Welcome to All CHURCH OF GOD OF PnOPHKCY 1101 Elm Avenue Rsv. n. L Strickland .... Paetor Sunday School _____ 1:41 a. m. Worship Servlet — 10:41 a. m. Kv '.ngellstlo Serv. — Tr10 p. m. Wednesday: Young People V. L B. Serv. 1:1* p. m. Bible Training Serv 1:00 pm. GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Onora lid., al Woodland Av*., Ilev. John II. lllrta Jr., Peetnr Churrh School 0:41 a. ak Morning W o rth lp __11:** a. m. M r r ----------------------- 1:10 p. m. ELDER BPRINC18 BAPTIST Old Orlando Rd. at Heeter Av*. B. Hamilton Griffin — Paator Sunday School —— 1:41 a. m. Mornlna Worehlp — 11:00 a. m. Tralnlna Union .— *:lo p. m. Evenlna Worehlp — !i 4 i p. m. has no pictures, but it's a wonderful story . . . the most wonderful story in the world 1You’ll hear about it in Sun­ day School, and when you're older you’ll be able to rend it for yourself. Episcopal Her eager young mind is ready to learn, and shell And it easy to under­ stand the glorious truths of the Bible if they are presented to her in pictured, storirs and songs. The happy hours she spends in Sunday School could bo the beginning of an unshakable Chris­ tian faith that will sustain her all her life. Church Of Christ PAULA CHURCH OK CHRIST Highway 4* West Morris Ruhy _____ Evangelist Bible Clae* ___ . 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship _ 11:00 a. m. Evenlna Worship _ . t:00 p. m. Bible Claeses Wed. _ 1:1* p. tn. CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH (United Church of Christ) Park Avsnua el !4lh HI. 1:4) a. m. ____ Church School ll:oe a. m . Worthlp Service 1:10 p. m. Christian Youth Ministry Rev. Waiter A. R. McPherson, Petlor Don't be tad, tirret heart. The book Christian FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH II* Park Avenue F. B. Chance ------------- Paator Mornlna Worehlp — 1:1* a. m. Sunday Bchool — — 1:41 a. m. Mornlna Worehlp — 11:00 a. m. Tralnlna Union — - 0:10 p. m. Evenlna Worehlp - 1:41 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service 1:10 p. m. PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH Onora Road P a etor_____ William J. Oueee Mornlna Worehlp ... ll:* 0 a. m. Sunday School . »:41 a. m. Tralnlna Union — — *:15 P- m. Evenlna Worehlp — 1:10 p. m. Wed. Officer* A Teacher* M edina — —------— *:5* P- m- Congregational FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OK CHRIST 1*01 8. Sanford Av*. It. Vernon Fuller Sunday School * :tt a. m. Mornlna W orship 11:00 a. m. Baptist WESTSIDK MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1th St. A Holly Av*. Paul M. C a lley ....... ........ Paetor Sunday Bchool — — 1*:00 a. m. Sunday Mornlna Worehlp — 11:00 a. m. Sunday Evening Worehlp — 1:44 S- m. Wedneeday Prayer Bervlc* — — - 1:00 p. m. T '- c -tu 'c s ? OSTEEN RAPTIST CHURCH 1IWY. 411 Ph. I l l - I l l * Paetor ____Cheater W . Plank Sunday School 10:00 a. m. Mornlna Service __ 11:00 a. m. Tralnlna Union ____ * :!0 p. m. Evenlna S e rv ic e_1:10 p in. Wedneeday Meetlnaa: Organisation*___(:10 p m. Prayer _______ !:!o p. m. Choir __________ __ |:|o p. m. CHURCH OF CHRIST Geneva Ralph Rrewer Jr. Evangelist Bible School ____ 10:00 a. m. Morning W orship__11:00 a. m. Evening Worship __ 1:1* p. m. Wed. Prayer Service 1:10 p. m. CENTRA I. RAPTIST CHURCH Cor. 14th St. A Oak Ave. Dali S m ith ____________ Paetor Sunday School . 1:41 a. m. Mornlna Worehlp — 11«00 a. m. Tralnlna Union .— 1:1* p. m. Evenlna Worehlp - 1:1* P. m. Wed Prayer Service 1:10 p. m. Nureery Open WTIIR .. .....................1:5* P- *»• Sunday Nit* Broadcast MO CHRIST CHURCH Churrh Street. Longwood Fr. Charles W. Stewart, Jr. Vicar Holy Communion — 1:10 a. m. Sunday School ___ _ 0:00 a. m. Family Servlet *:** a. m. Servlet A Sermon 10:41 a. m. HOLT CROSS 401 S. Park Ave. Fr. Leroy D. Soper, Rector lloly Communion .... 1:10 a. m. Family Hervlca and Hunday School 1:0* a. m. Morning I'rayar (First Sunday — lloly Communion 11:00 a. m. You feel that your children dc*crva the best. Give them an early introduc­ tion to the beauty of the Christian re­ ligion . . . give them the security of a loving Christian home . . . and know that these are the greatest gifta you could provide. CHURCH OK CHRIST t i l l Park Avenue Bert Brown _____ Kvanaellat Sunday Bible S tu d y ______ lt:00 a. m. Morning W orship__ 11:00 a. m. Evening Service __ t :!0 p. m. See “ Herald of Truth" 1 p. m. Sunday on Channel * Tuesday Ladles Bible Class _ 10:00 a. m. Wednesday Bible C l a s s ______ 1:10 p. m. Free Methodist FREE METHODIST CHURCH Corner 4th 81. and Laurel Av*. Eugene Sheldon ............ Paetor Telephone! 111*1011 Bunday School ___ 1:41 a. m. Morning Worthlp .... 10:41 e. m. Evening Worehlp .... 1:0* p. m. Wed. Prayer Service 1:1* p. ni. YHB CHURCH FOR ALU ALL FOR YHS OHURCH Christian Science Cltrue Height* Rsv. Ray Gregory, Jr.. Pallor Church School ..... .. 0:41 a. m. Morning Worship .... 11:«* a. m. MTF ............. ............1:10 p. m. Eve. Worship _____ 1:10 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service 1:10 p.m. Nazarene FIRST CHURCH o r THE NAZARENE W . 2nd St. at Mapl* Av*. Paul lllckss ___________Pastor Sunday School „ . . . . 1:45 a. nv. Morning Worship 10:41 a. m. Youth ........................... 1:10 p. m. Evangelistic Srrvlca 1:00 p. m. II Id-Week Service (Wed.) — 1:0* p. m. Third Sunder Slngaplretlon _ „ 1:0* p. m. FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Lake Mary, Fla. Rev. W. L Holcombe, Tattor Sunday 1:41 a. m. ....... Blbl* School 11:*# a. m. _ . Morning Worship !;*o p. tn....... Evening Srrvlca 1:00 p. m. — Wed. Mid-Week Prayer Servlrre 1:00 p. m . __2nd Wed. Mlet« lonary Service Pentecostal FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGWOOD 1(1 Orange Street Rev. K. Ruth Grant . _ Paator Sunday School 10:00 a. m. Morning Worehlp __ l l i O * a. m. Sunday E v en in g __1:10 p. m. Wed. Illblt Study _ 1:10 p. m. Conquerors Heeling Friday ---------------- 7:10 p. m. Presbyterian Lutheran llie ("hutch Is the gTeelrst factor on c.irth fur (he build, ing of chereclrr and good lili/rnship. Il is ■ etoislimisa id spiritual value*. Without ■ strong church, neither democracy nor civilliatloa ran aurvlr*. Thera are four sound rrasona why every |>rr*on should ntlrad w n in * regularly and support Ilia church. They are: (1) For hi* own sake. (2) For hi* tliildren'e take. (U) Far (he aake of lila community and nation. 441 For tha saka of the chun h itself, which nerd* his moral ami material auppmL Plan tn go to ihurch rrgularly ami trad )otir Hilda daily. FIRST CHURCH OK CHRIST SCIENTIST 100 East Second S t r e e t__ Sunday Service A Sunday S c h o o l_.... 11:00 a. m. Subject: “Everlasting Pun* lehment" Wednesday Service _ 1:00 p m. Reading ILiom: 101 E. First. Weekdays: 10:10 a. in. - 4:50 p. m. Krlday Evening: 4:101:10 p. m. K n E N E Z E R M ETHODIST C IIUR CH LUTHERAN CllUnCIt OP THE REDEEMER 1*1 W. llth Place “The Church of the Lutheran Hour" and TV “Thl* la tha Lire" Herbert W. Goerse ____ Paator Sunday B ch ool____1:11 a. m. Worship Bervlc* .... 10:10 a. m. GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH loo* A Orlando Orlvt Ilwy, 11.11) Sanford, Florida 111.1111 Tha Rev. Georg* Klnnamon, Interim Paalor Sunday School ____ 1:11 a. m. Morning Worehlp .... 11:00 a. m. Communion— Flrat Sunday la Each Month KINDERGARTEN AND NURS­ ERY FIRST PR E SnY T E R tA N CHURCH Sanford, Ft*. Oak Av*. A Ird SI. Grover C. Sewell Jr. __ Tattoo Edgar W . Smith Jr. Aaelitant Paator Morning Worthlp __ 0:10 a. m. Church School _ _ _ 0,40 A a . Session M e e t s __ _ 14:41 a. m. Morning Worthlp — 11.04 a. m. Pioneer Ftllowahlp *:00 p. m. Senior III Ftllowahlp •:*( p.m. Evening Worship _ . 1:10 p. m. Wed. Prayer Meet — 1:01 p. tn. CHURCH OK THE COVENANT t i l l South Orlando Drive Thome* II. Makln ....... Patlor Worthlp ...— — ... 1:00 a. m. Church School . . . . lt:oo a. m. TO LIST YOUR r-VMish: 1'•-*. A- — AJt.itium aw,as, lac, SUMtwrg, Yfc CHURCH Church Of God Methodist CHURCH OK GOD llnd A French H. C. Smith ---------------- Pastor Bunday S c h o o l------»:4S a. m. Morning Worehlp _ . 11:00 a. m. Evangelistic Serv. _ 1:10 p. m. Tuts. Prayer Serv. _ 1:10 p. m. Thura. Young People Endeavor —... 1:10 p. m. FIRST METHODIST CIIURCH 411 Park Av*. John T. Adame Jr. .... Paetor Morning Worship — 1:10 p. m. Sunday School ....__ 1:41 a. m. Morning Worship . _ 10:11 a. m. MYF M e etin g *___1:1* p. m. (Intermediate. Senior) Evening Worihlp — 1:11 p. m. Sunday 1 Samuel 3:10-21 Monday 1 Chronicle* 16:8-18 Tuesday Proverb* 3:21-27 Wednesday Matthew 11:25-30 Thursday I Corinthian* 12:27-31 Kridav 11 Timothy 3:10-17 Saturday Hebrew* 6:7-14 N O T IC 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 it SIMS, INC. Building Division CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. SANFORD WELDING it FABRICATING CO. Bill Whitely i t Employees CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford A. DUDA & SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford EAST SIDE GARAGE Virgil C. Gracey & Employees SR 46 it Beardall FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. George Bailey and Employees HARRELL is. BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th St., Sanford BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS. INC. 301 W. 1st. St., Sanfurd HILL LUMBER & HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crnppa and Employees NELSON & CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida ROSE AND WILK’S RESTAURANT Rose it Wilka Bowman it Employees STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenatrom and Staff HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff OVIEDO RADIO & ELECTRIC CO. Robert A. Cameron IV SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff PERFECTON DAIRIES HORNE DISTRIBUTORS. INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford JONES ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 401 S. Laurel Ave., Sanford KIDDY’S STANDARD SERVICE First & French, Sunforil KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. St., Sanford J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson uiul Stuff 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 ZITTROWER BROS. I jjROY C. ROBB CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. HILL HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Newman and Employees MOO S. Elnt LORMANN REALTY Casselberry STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff SMPITY'S 8NAPPIN’ 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 Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO* Mr. and Mrs. AI Wilson ■SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORYBAPTIST ntloch Baptist Churrh, Oviedo intrel Baptist Church, l i l t Oak Av*. huluoia First Baptist Church huluota Baptist Mlealon jorteman'a Club, Chuluota Idtr Sprlnga Baptlat Church, io Lehman Rd. ■Ith Baptist Mleeton, 144 Lllaa Rd., ■■■•(berry Iret Baptist Church, l i t Park Ave. rlendahlp Baptlat Church af Itamonta Springs t. 424, Altamont* Sprlnga Irat Baptist Church of DeBary Iret Baptist Church at Oensve Iret Baptist Church of Lake Mery Iret Beptlet Church of Lake Monroe Iret Beptlet Church of Longwood. Cor. uurch A Oram Irat Baptist Church at Oviedo Iret Baptlat CThurch of San Lando Sprlnga Irat Shiloh Missionary Baptlat Church, *1 W . llth St. oraat City Baptist Church ountaln Head Baptist Church, Oviedo ive southern Baptlat Mission, Chuluota laalonary Baptist Church North Rd. nterprlao •cedsnla Mlealon Bnptlet Church lk Hill Rd. Osteen arsing Alary Baptist Chur oh. Oenovn Mwy. ML Olive MDalonery Beptlet Churrh, Ben Lando aprlnga ltd., Ixingwood Mt. Zlun Missionary ilapllat. Slpra Ave. New Mt. Calvary Missionary Baptlat 1101 W. 12th St. New Salem Primitive Beptlet Church, 11*0 W. 12th 81. New Mt. Zion Baptist Churrh. ITS# Peer Ave Oehlewn Baptist Chapal, 2141 W. 2*lh St. Gataan Baptist Church Plnacrset Baptlat Church. 2el W. Onora lid. Pralrl* Lake Baptlat Church, Rldg* ltd., Farn Park Progreas Missionary Baptist Churoh. Midway Barond Shiloh Missionary Baptlat Church, Ninth 4 Hickory * Bt. Jam n Missionary Baptist Church Bl*. ltd. 411 Oataan Mt. Paul Missionary Baptist Church, Ith Bl. St. Matthews Missionary Baptlat Church Canaan Haight* St. John’s Missionary Baptlat Church, l i t Cyprtaa St. Tempi* Baptlat Church, Palm Spring! R d , Allamont* Sprlnga Waatalda Missionary Baptlat Church, 411 S Holly Av*. Zion Hop* Baptlat Church, Tit Orange Av*. CATHOLIC Charch at tha Nativity, Lake Mary AU Beuta Catholic Church, U l Oak Ave. Bl. Ann’ s Catholic Churrh. P.rthlng Klara. Denary SI. Mary M a sU l.n r Catholic Churrh, Malt, land Ave. Allamoina Springs LUTHERAN First Christian Churrh, l*o ; 8 Sanford Ave. Congregational Christian Churrh, 2lol I'ark Ave N’orlhelde Christian Churrh, F l o r i d a Haven Ur, Maitland Ascension l.ulharan Churrh, Ovarbronk Dr, a'aa.elb-rry Good Shepherd United l.uthern, 2*00 S. Urlandu Dr. Lutheran Churoh of tha Rtdtamar, laa W. 2&lh Flare Mraalah l.ulharan Churrh, American Legion Hall. Kialrle Lake, Fern Park SI. Lukas Luthtian Church, Itt. 420 SlavlB CHURCH OF CHRIST METIIODIBT of Chrlat, 1112 B. Park Av*. of Christ. Geneva of Chrlel, Longwood of Chrlel, I'aola llarnelt Memorial Methodist Church, E. li.llary Ave, Enterprise Beer lake Methodist Church Bethel A M E Church. Canaan Height* L'aaaelberry Community Melhodlei Church, Ilwy. II >2 A Kiney Ridge lid., Casselberry D.llary Community Melbodlet Church W. Highlands, DeBary Kbsnsaar Msthodlat Church, Old Or­ lando Ilwy. First Msthodlat Church, 411 Park Av*. Flrat Msthodlat Church of Oviedo Free Msthodlat Church, 101 W . (Ih BL Grace Methodist Church, Onora Rd. Grant Chapel A.M E. Church, Oviedo Oakgrove Methodist Church, Ovlede> CHRISTIAN Church Churrh Church Church CHURCH OF GOD Church of God I t l Hickory Church of God, 2200 S. French Church of God, Oviedo EPISCOPAL All Balms Episcopal Church K. DeBary Ave., Enterprise Christ Episcopal Church, Longwood A1I galnta Episcopal, Enterprise Holy Cress Episcopal, Park Av*. at (tb D.teen Methodlet Church Pa oIa Wetleyan Melhodlei, Rl. 41 W. al Paola Bt. James A M K., Sanford Ave. Bt. Mery's A.M.K. Church Bt. Ht. 411 Ost*(n Nl. Paul’e Methodist C h u r c h Osteen Rd. Enterprise Htafford Memorial Methodist C h u r c h B. DeBary NAZARENE F I re t Church et th* Neeerene, W. Ind at Mapl* Fern Perk Church et the Nessrene, O'Brien Rd.. Fern Perk Lake Mary Chureh of Ihu Nasareao PRESBYTERIAN Community Presbyterian Church, Laka Mary Flret I'reebylerlan Church, Oak Ave. A Ird St. Flret Pteebyterlan Church, Caaeelherry Flret Preebytarlah Church of DeBary, K. Highland I'reebylerlan Church of Th* Covoaant 1110 i . Orlando Dr. Bt. Andrawa Presbyterian Church 0(11 Leanesl Uch. Dr., Beer Lake Upsale community Presbyterian Church, Upaala Rd. Westminister Presbyterian Church, Hawaii Park. S t 114 SEVENTH DAT ADVENTIST Foreel Lake Savanlh-day Adventist Church, Hwy. 410, Foreel City Beventh-dey Advenllel Church, Maitland Ava., Allamont* Springs Sanford Seventh-day Advantlat Church. Seventh a Elm OTHER CHURCHES Allcn’c A M E. Church, Oliva * 12th Church of Ood In ChrlsL Ovlade Chuluota Community Church Church of Ood of Prophecy, I l f f Elm Ava. Church of Jaaua Chrlat at Latter Day Balnta, >110 Park Ava. Community Chapel, Altamonte Sprlnga Eastern urthodoa Church, BL Johns Chry­ sostom Chapol, Hwy. lf-01, Fern Park Congregatlaa Beth Israel, llth a Magnalla Flret Church af Christ. Scientist, 04* E. Ind 0L First Pentecostal Church af Lengweod ML Oliva Hollncas Church. Oak Mill lid. Octccn Plnceract Assembly a f dad, tllh 4 Elm ■anferd Alliance church, 1441 a Park Av*k Hanford Congrcgatlan of Jehovah's W it­ nesses. m t w. tat a t The Salvation Army, 014 B. 4ad EL Unity Charch a f Sanford. 0(0 M. let BL * �■» Twined Hearts - Automated Romance Is one field o f human en­ deavor which you might think would be immune to the advances o f technology. And yet match-mnking machines—kissing cousins to computers—are programing Cupid right out o f a Job. It ail started when some unroman­ tic soul went into partnership with an electronic business machine and set it to work pairing o ff young men and women in compatible two­ somes. As a result, matchmaking centers have been set up in several major cities. Business, according to the boy-mect-girl people, couldn't be bet­ ter. "Miss Brown," the machine might say, "meet Mr. Smith. Both o f you like jazs, hate olives, are allergic to cats and take long walks. You’re ideally suited to each other. Have fun." Actually, the machines don’t match personality to personality but, by the unromantic process o f card elimina­ tion, find two or three suitable mates for the Inquiring client. Some­ one who’s looking for a mother-im­ age. for example, wouldn’t be happy with a clinging vine. If automated romance becomes fashionable, where will it all end? Perhaps your great-grandchildren will depend for introductions on tho local computer, instead o f today’s ov­ erworked mutual friends. Or young couples may hnvc to apply to n com* [niter for compatibility tests before icing issued a mnrriage license. But be o f good cheer: A computer will never be able to program so un­ predictable an item an love in the male-fcmale relationship. And love, they say, conquers all. Even com­ puters. Worry Clinic CASE 3-453: Polly P., aged 30, Is an attractive blonde. But sht has ons striking fault that alienates men. "U gh," a college man ex­ claimed under his breath when Polly entered the room, “ look at those bird clows 1" Whereupon I glanced at her tlngernails. This man was right. For Polly's nails extended a full half inch beyond the and* of bar fingers. “ Claws Uke that make me alck at my stomach,” this young man added, as he turn­ ed away from Polly. And Polly probably woodered why some of the moat attractive boys In the crowd shunned her. Many girls are "mental goose steppers." They don’t think for themselves but just follow fads uncritically. If any radical fashion de­ signer tells them to stain their nails bloody red, they meekly follow, ahaepllke. "Why did the fad ever Thought For Today And now, O Ixird, thou art God, and thou hnnt promised this good thing to thy sen-ant;— I Chron. 17:28. In some time, his good time, I shall arrive; He guides me nnd the bird In his good time. Robert Browning. Letters To The Editor Editor, Herald: Dear Sir: la The Herald tor Apr. II you published a summary of the "Seminole County Water Conservation sod Control Act' written by Mr. Avery, Chairmaa o f the County Commls •loo—which act was approved by tbe Legislature lo July 1983. You rendered a real pub­ lic aervlce by publlahlng Mr. Avery'e summary, tor you have made at leeet some ot the electors aware that on May ■ they must decide It they wish the rigid and coatly oootrola o ( this Aot to be imposed on them. There is oo escape from this dec Istoe by the usual method ot no voting at all on the bill, (or only a majority ot negative votes can prevent it from Immediately becom­ ing law. Whan one rea liars that this Act has base In the hands ot the County Commission since July 'M, with no public mention at tt, or at the (set that tho Commies ion Inteodad to use the coming primary election as a raiaraodum, where it would become law by a simple majority ot thoaa voting "y e a ", whether one or 10,000, ooe must cooclude that the County Commission did not have any serious de­ sire In enlighten the public Itself or the referendum to make It • law. It w«e the duty ot the County Commission to pub­ licise the Act in detail, long before your article and be­ fore placing k on the ballot. Mr. Avory’a Interonce that the Commissioners were "in ­ terested la disseminating its content to the electors" but were held back by the pro­ blem of the legal terms and tbe length of the bill, Is un­ convincing to say the least. Why has the public been kept In Ignorance o f the de­ tails of this Act? One can on­ ly assume that k la because Its sponsors know that the voters would reject k U they were aware ot the dangers to which it exposes County citizens through tbe granting o f such broad and arbitrary powers |o any County Com­ mission. Why the effort to rush this bill through to law at this primary, when the present Commission has but eight months to serve? One can only suppose that If the Act becomes law as of May 5, the Commission expects to spon­ sor end atart projects and district, etc., not only to Im­ pose their will on the public, but also to deliver projects already begun into the hands of a new Board o f Commis­ sioners who, although they may not favor either the pro­ ject* or the way In which they have been forced upon the County by the provisions of the BUI, will be obligated to see them through. Mr. Avery states (and I could not agree more com­ pletely) that the Act "grinta very broad end general pow­ ers to the County, almost without limitation." He might fear have phrased it. "powers to the County Com­ mission" instead of "County," and added that If this be­ comes law, there is virtually no court of appeal open to the public. No thinking person is op- Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Barings Mrs. Jails nartou 888-1818 Bear Lake-Forest City Mrs. Maryann Mile* 83B-8ITS Casselberry Mrs. Jan* Caaaelberry 831-8848 Chuluata Mrs. Joan Magto 388-8743 DeBary Mrs. Adam Muller •88-4418 Deltona Mrs. Mildred Haney •88-1811 Enterprise Mias Helen Bnedgraaa M 8-8831 Page 2-A Geneva Mrs. Jo*. E. Mathlrux 319-4824 Lake Mary Mrs. Frances Wester 322-8219 l.ak* Monro* Mm. 11. 1- Johnson 322-4722 tangwood Mr*. Donna Kit re •38-3317 North Orlando Mrs. Iloria Dean 322-1888 ! Osteon Mrs. Clarence Snyder 122-4841 Oviedo Mro. Evelyn Lundy 868-3819 Sanford, Florida Friday, May 1, 1904 WALTkiM A . UIKLOW , K U irV H A M I f-lU L U M K M YUAN It VOLTOLINK, I ' b N l l l l f l - O m n i M » M | » J U L IA * l i r a s i m x hoy umkkm * * • “ » ,» * » Managua Advarttatoa Managar mov Bdlt.r H A n n r I. JOMMSOM City Kilter atneral Advertising Manager MAMMIRTT K. ITAFLKTOX Claeal(l<il Dlrecter j a m u i BHoaiMsnata Bwalatae Manager VMBtO WELLS Mechanical Bupt. SI OV WML1.S Cnuntjr cellar ■eclair Mltar u o n ie WILLIAMS a iiM c a im u s s ir a i nr SMi Deliver* It* Wash r u n ■emlaele Cawatr IM S l Veer . r Mentha IS* S I IS » Meatfce an oih er l l l . l l l Tear S.tt I Mentha Si* I Meatha .... I.S* ,I .Maalh I.S* I Meal* w. * Feetsl RageUllsas previse teal ell csaU sahecrlptieaa ha pal* la aavaaee. MatoNd-.a* m ailer oaiaear II. i n s at the Fuai Uttlce of Ueaterd, Fiends. e nSrr the Aet at Rangraaa at Mara*. The .... . Herald It A member T, I U s Calked Free, which It enIiu*4 eaolueively I f U *s a ess tar rsrakllehilaa at all the laael news printed la Ule newspaper. ■awaeapar. k a jW t l ea r material, asws er ea v eru .u g . ui tat, editlea at th e San lord II araid a u r ha rSpredscad la anp Manner with, eul written permission at U * publisher at The ilerel*. Aar Ueivldahi sr firm responsible far auah raprvduatlaa will ha runaldacld aa Infringing ah The Heralde copyright sad will be held liable far damaging under the law. I’ ubllahed dally aacapl Mdlureay, Sunday gad Chilalaeee; publlahed Saturday pracaadlag Dr. Crane’s It'S a Cam paign Contribution from the Justice DepartmentVs posed to water oonasrvatlon and control in a growing com munity. But the powers “ with­ out limitation" which this bill grants to the County Commls sioners are not, in the opin­ ion of many, the way to handle the matter. This bill maket almost any set of the Commission legal, if It can come under the general head­ ing of "w ater" and, further­ more, offers no Board of Authority or referendum back to the public as relief against arbitrary and dlcUtorial ac­ WASHINGTON— (N E A ' tion by the Commission. With economy-conscious offl The wide scope of the pow­ clala turning out the lights ers given the Commission is frightening. The County Com- all over town, il‘a a bit of a mAsloners may set up spe­ surprise to bear anybody dare cial tax districts, assess and to argue for "m ore Indians" collect taxes In assessment In some agencies. But the districts for Improvement and case is pleaded here and maintenance of "Secondary there. The State Department, long fa duties," aU of which Mr. Avery waves aside as coming a whipping object for both to only 3/10 of a mill par the Congress and the public, year in Uxes. Since he leaves la ooe such place. A young department offl it at that, ha give* the lmpressloo, Intentionally er claL who has to remain an­ otherwise, that 1/10 of a mill onymous, ie somewhat astooper year is the maximum tax iahed to not* how often high­ that can be Imposed on aach ly qualified junior officers freeholder through this Aet. have to turn from substantive You will find that this is not the case. The County Commissioners have the pow­ er to issue bonds — both assessment and general obli­ v a» Herald Wflrnmra lr|. gation bonds- and to levy spe­ tors I n * l«a raadvrs aa gaklla affair*. Th* **rlt»r mar a** cial and ad valorem taxes up ■ H * Bam* ora vide* lb* l»f. to two mUls during any one lav a ll* rare lee iba mrlirr'a Ira* aama aad a ffrr**. l«H *r* year. Furthermore, ( F if e 14 al fvw*r fbaa SSa ward* will ot the bill) "fo r the payment h* elr*a grrfrrrar*. I.riirr* addr****d t* a«b*r* ara arrrpt. o f principal and interest on ■*le gravid** tbvr d* aal dral any general obligation bonds la grr*«a*llllr*. Pavfrg I* aa! , . . shaU . . . authorise and gabllahvd hr Th* Herald. require the levy annually of a Editor, Herald: ■pedal tax upon all taxable Mr. James P. Avery Jr. did property within the C oun ty- a masterly job (in The San­ over and above all other taxes ford Herald) of summarizing authorised or permitted by the water conservation bill. law, sufficient to pay such But I find after reading the principal and Interest as shall bill and tbt summary that become due and payable." TTie Board of County Com­ there is nothing in it about missioners may create de­ money for recreation specifi­ cally. Of course, name recrea­ partments, boards, etc., aa they deem necessary. The tional benefit will accrue as a Engineer’s Department will matter of course from any hsv* to b* enlarged. Bids on water conaervation measure. I also find that this bill was expenditure* up to $1,500 will lifted almost intact from the be made without competition o r permission o f the County Flood Control Act, Florida Commissioner*, tg all thU Statulrs 378 01 and 378.33, coming out of a 3/10 of a with two Important differ­ ences: mill tax? Of course U iao’t. 1. II gives total control. But even this would not seem so incradibla and dan­ This la fine. It Is the base gerous If the freeholders of ef M r slates rights phUoathe land Included in the pro­ ephy. jects had any aay lo the mat­ 3. It leaves oat that por­ ter. Surely we should aland tion about pollution to which by democratic principle* to m ana person, corporation, the extent that a majorilly firm, maalclpallly er aayof the freeholders have an eae to their employ may pat opportunity to declare them rubbish or say deleterious selves in favor of tbt propoa ■abstaace, fUth or poison­ ed Improvement before hsv' ous substance to the water. ing It forced on them by the This to net good. County Commissioners. So I'm still wondering bow So, I urge delay, more talk, the County Commission Is to and open debate on the mat get the money to implement ter. 1 feel It is, to pul it t h e recreational planning mildly, unethical to try to committee's proposals. fore* this bill through on May Water, unpolluted, and rec­ 3, on a simple majority reational areas make up the "y e s " vole, when not half of most important base for the th* voters will know any­ future growth of our county. thing about the bill because S. B. (Jim ) Crowe they have, apparently deli berately, been kept In ignor Editor, Herald: a nee. The success of the second Nevertheless, It la on the Annual Seminole Coun.y In­ ballot. UauaUy, If an elector dustrial Show was due entire­ doesn't know about a bill, he ly to the very line coopera­ just doesn't vote on it. But tion of those who were called in this case, that isn't enough. upon by our Industrial Com­ Those who don't want this mittee to help In various bill in Its present torts, who ways. want to know more about it Your paper was most gen­ before U becomes th* law of erous In giving us much need­ County- should vote “ NO", be­ ed publicity, and wa want cause those who do want it. you to know that we greatly am going to vote "y e s " and appreciate your assistance. a simple majority, however Scott Burns and obtained, will be enough to Carl Schilke force it through. Co-Chairmen Kathleen M. Low Industrial Committee Barbs By Hal Cochran The only place It's not wise for anybody to play second fiddle because it might spoil harmony la in the home. • • • Bruce Biossat — Roy Cromley The people who went from North to South for the win­ ter were surprised when they found it. Political Notebook Letters matters to doing their own filing and other routine chores. In his view, the lack of a judicious sprinkling of secre­ taries makes psrt-Ume clerks out of men who should be focusing totally on the de­ partment's creative business. The official here quoted used to work on Capitol HUL The clerical help ha could call upon than makes those days seem a luxury. He re­ calls the bland assumption that a telephoned request from a lawmaker's office would set hordes of otherwise u n d e r • used bureaucrats scurrying to supply answers. From hi* new vantage point, he sees that depart­ ment employes do Indeed scurry when a request Is made. But the task Is not handled by Indians resting on th* bench. People often set aside basic, Important foreign policy work to satisfy a query. The young department offic­ er estimates that perhaps a fifth ot the department's time is taken up In its relatiooi with Congress — preparing for appropriations and au­ thorisation bills, answering mall and other Inquiries, keeping record* with a parti­ cular eye on next year's congressional hearings. The situation, he says, la not far from that complain­ ed of ruefully in World War II by a young chair-hound lieutenant who said: ‘ ‘I've got so many reports to make out 1 haven't got time to do the things I’ m supposed to report about." The penalty for all this, it arise lor women to wear dawllka nails?" you may In­ quire. Well, It was supposed to be a "status symbol" of the wealthy or aristocratic wo­ men. For any girl who actually worked would break off her nails. So clawlike nails were sup­ posed to Indicate a ''kept" or "MW rich" girl. But In modem America, there la a ganeral aversion to people whs do not carry their end of the load In life, so clawlike fingernails are doubly repulsive. And that la also true of the abnormal red fingernails that suggest blood! Many girls thus attend parties with hands that look as if they had been butchering hogs, for their nails reek witih blood red polish. Others present a harsh, ar­ tificial appearance with their mascara, eye shadow and other evMencet of bizarre fads. The average man doe* not object to a reasonable amount of makeup. But by "reasonable," he meant just enough to look naturall e • Whenever you women go to ') extreme, your cosmetic aids thus attract attention to their own ariflclality. Make-up should always ho regarded as merely the frame ■round the picture. No artist would think nf letting the frame detract from the canvas or oil point­ ing that It surrounds. That would be a grow vj-vl! latloo of the basic rules of art But many nitwit girls and women will violate this rule of art every time they drc«s up. And the more desperate they are to have a boy friend, the thicker they apply their artlfical cosmetic aids. Stage actresses obviously!) must overdo In the matter n! make-up, for it takes exerts paint and lipstick to be evident on the rear rows, but In social groups, NEVER let the frame detract from the picture! So send for the 200-point "Rating Scale for Sweet­ hearts,” enclosing a long atamped, return envelope,« plus 30c. It offers th* frank advice ot 1,144 engaged men about their fiancees! B u i j F C o A lJ a e The lion la said to be one of is suggested, la that many the nciiiest noise makers, but men who should b* thinking we’ll match our four-year-old and planning ahead simply grandson anytime. f l o r i d a p r o d u c t s .. . (SS1& t a s t e b e t t e r e • e do not have the time tor ItMoat bores a* well aa moat When a foreign policy crisis ...w e a r b e t t e r a r e ju s t watches are self-winding, develop*, these gaps In pre­ e e • paration ara quickly revealed. It’s natural for a girl to b c t t e r j k ^ S P F lo r i d a F ir s t 1 Ironically, whan trouble close her eyes while killing, brews and the department's and afterward* aha should Try gJ tB i m i mm 1 redponses era sometimes lets keep her mouth shut. • • e than adequate, loud protests Inevitably are beard In Con­ T h en ’s really nothing that gress. An old, tired question fills the vacancy caused by la put again: “ Wbtg are not having children. those atriped-pante boy* do­ e e e ing down there?" Th* square meal a man Th* answer, some would finds on hi* own dining room say, la spending too much ■saw* table la the best all-around time attending to Congress. meal o f all. Many who move from a * * * congressional setting to the Bunny Sanford, Florida I f slow people really do executive branch are struck lire th* longest maybe it ac­ "Where Buxines* nnd Recreation Blend** hard by another thing. Tba counts for so many elderly anonymous State Department waiter*. man expresses it: "It's a shock to came from the relative simplicity of Capitol Hill to th* complexi­ ties Involved to operating th* government." The 1st* President Kennedy and soma of his key aides of­ ten remarked the difference, especially in the foreign policy field. In the White House and the many agencies, government has a tangled, gray look that no outsider, no 1. ONLY candidal* with actual experience to Tax Collector's Office. matter how long on Capitol 2. It years ae Deputy and Aesletaat Tax Catlector. Hill, seems wholly able to 3. Thorou*hly familiar with all phases e f taxes, tags comprehend. and titlra, boat regietrationa, occupational licensee * If this notion needs further and distributions of all monies handled by Tax underscoring, that seasoned Cullectar. lawmaker, President Jofin4. Additional facilities will be provided. son, seems now to be provid­ 8. Your vet* will be appreciated. ing It. Testimony is ample There In No Substitute For Experience that he has found the intri­ cacies of foreign policy to be his hardest lessons. There Pd. Political Adv. is no short course. j Florida Products/ W eek / - C 2£a I) • Sanford Chamber Of Commerce ELECT Marjorie Shepard YOUR r_ Tax Collector CAPABLE COURTEOUS i \a EFFICIENT HEAR HO LLAN D SATURDAY WDBO-TV 8:30 to 7 P. M. — WESH-TV 7 to 7:30 P. M. YOUR VOTE SPESSARD L. HOLLAND WILL ASSURE: SENIORITY— Senotor Holland ranks 12th In seniority among 67 Democratic Senators, which gives him a powerful voice on three major committees vital to Florida's future. . , Appropriations, A g ­ riculture and Forestry, and Space Committees. INTEGRITY— Holland has an enviable, proven, .18 year record of forthrightness and moral leadership. / .SPACI DEVELOPMENT— Everyone knows th* Influence the Space Program has hod on Florida's economic development. Spessard Hollahd It a member of the Space Committee whose prim# re­ sponsibility It Is to handle legislation In the space field. DIGNITY— M a n y Senators have fought battles end w o n ... b u t few with- tho dignity and confidence of Senotor Holland. O ur Senior Senotor has tho rospoct and odmlrotion of his colleagues. MEDICAL ASSISTANCE— Spessard Holland strongly supports medi­ cal assistance for our senior citixens via the Kerr-Mills Act. KerrMills offers brooder coverage than Medicare. Kerr-Mills p oyi hos­ pital and doctor bills for those in need. CROSS FLORIDA BARGE CANAL— Senator Holland has been Instru­ mental In getting one million dollars In Federal funds for con­ struction of tho D o s t Florida Barge Canal. BETTER HARBORS— As a result of Holland's work In Washington, every on * of the 17 major Florida Harbors has been Improved. rights are concerned Is known to all. He is against any law that deprives of basic liberties such at tho present Civil Rights BUI. FLOOD CONTROL— Holland has bean affective In securing Federal INTERSTATI MIOMWAYS— Spessard Holland supported the H igh­ w ay Act ef 1936 increasing Federal contributions to Interstate Roods. (M U M d t o UiiBi.t M J f t , Yy |*S m I . W*Vb Tfi Funds for South and Cantral Florida Flood Control. RE-ELECT 1. CITIZEN'S RICHTS— Holland's vigilance' where all our eitiien's ) S P E S S A R D L. HOLLAND U S. S E N A T O R «) • �I f f *1 Polly’s Pointers Stir Make Perfect Buttonholes By Polly Cramer Newspaper Entcrpriaa Assn. DEAR POLLY— When I work buttonholes in any roaterlal that ravels or stretches, I mark a line where I want the buttonhole, just the length it should be. Then buttonhole atitch on each side o f the line as close as possible and still leave enough room to make a slit along the line. For this I use a razor blade or very aharp pointed scis­ sors. When ironing a blouse or dress with lace or tucks on the front, lay the garment on a turkish towel with the lace or tucked side down, then iron on wrong side.— G. P. DEAR POLLY— I always buy an extra pair of shoe­ laces with each pair of new shoes or when I am replacing laces for our family of five. Youngsters are very hard on them and this ono little serv­ ice which takes a minimum o f time and money has saved many a good disposition. There is no last minute rush or disorder at our house over a broken shoelace—MRS. J. H. DEAR POLLY—My hint la for the mother o f a young child who hates to get out of the bathtub and leave his toys. Just wait until the wa­ ter gets soapy enough so he cannot see the button o f the tub and drop a few pennies in while he watches. He will gladly let the water run out while he looks for the "hid­ den treasure." Do keep up the good work.— MRS. R. E. GIRLS— I can well imagine how a youngster would be in­ trigued with this idea and more so if he can put the pen­ nies in his "piggy” bank. However, if a child is small do not leave him alone so he would have a chance to put the pennies in hia mouth.— POLLY DEAR POLLY—To keep ice cream cones from getting sog­ gy on the bottom while little children dawdle over them, try dropping a small marsh­ mallow in the bottom o f point­ ed cones and a round eookle in the flat bottomed ones. Fill the cones just level for tiny tots.— MRS. M. H. DEAR POLLY— I h a v e found that cotton flannel in children’s designs is wonder­ fully practical to use for making curtains for t h e youngsters’ bedrooms. They look cute and cozy and when you tire o f them, they can be made into pajamas or play clothes. This Is very useful for me as we move fre­ quently and do not want to put much money in curtains that we may not be able to use again.— MRS. H. M. GIRLS—Many of you might like to latch on to this basic idea, but use cotton prints in patterns that would be ap­ propriate for c h i l d r e n ’ s clothes. There would be a greater choice o f patterna and cotton would be more suitable than flannel for year round use aa curtains.— POLLY Share your favorite home making ideas . , . send them to Polly In care of (The San ford Herald). You’ll receive a bright, new silver dollar tf Polly uses your idea in Pol ly’s Pointers. E anfnrh May 1, 1964 — Page 3-A ^rrnlh (DsuVi tfJbJby • DEAR ABBY: That per­ son who wanted to know if blondes really had more fun obviously wasn’t a blonde or she would have known better. People do turn around and look at blondes because they are more striking than girls with any other color hair. But don’t assume that just because blondes are stared at more it is to their advantage. Other women are Jealous of blondes. This is a fact. And when people are jealous of you, it can be rough. How many blondes ever win beauty contests? Not very many. Why? Because if the judge chose a blonde, when he got home, his wife would kill him. Thank you. RUNNER-UP (BLONDE) • • • DEAR ABBY: That per­ son who wrote in to say that blondes had more fun was badly mistaken. I was a na­ tural blonde, and I had those funny white eyelashes and eyebrows to go with it. Believe me, I wasn't having very much fun. Last year I decided to do something about it. I had my hair, eye­ brows and eyelashes dyed black! It changed my whole By Abigail Van Buren personality. I now look vivid and alive! My skin is very fair and since I have be­ come a brunette, people have told me that they have never seen bluer eyes, (No one even noticed my eyes when I was a blond.) Here is one blonde who wouldn't go back to being a blonde for anything! TRANSFORMED • • • DEAR ABBY: Why do people pick on blondes? When they want to alam somebody, they say, "Dumb blonde" or "Dizzy blonde.” Even just plain "blonde" implies that a girl is kind of cheap. 1 have noticed that the flashy, loud blondes that give all blondes a bad name are not really blondes at all; they are brunettes who have decided to become blondes. Please give us blondes a break, Abby, and print this. TWO NATURAL BLONDES DEAR BLONDES: The facts should be plain enough to anyone who wants to get to the root of the matter. • • • DEAR ABBY: That letter about blondes struck close to home with me because the man I’ m married to has a "thing" about blondes. Not Just any kind of blonde, but platinum blondes. When Solly met me, 29 years ago, 1 was a platinum blonde. He claims that's why he fell for me. My hair would probably be a salt and pep­ per mixture if I let it go natural because I'm natur­ ally brownish, turlng gray, it is a lot of trouble to keep it touched up and 1 would love to quit, but every time I mention it, my Solly has a fit. He says if I don't stay blonde, he’ ll find himself another blonde. So 1 figure if he has to have a blonde in his life, it is going to be me. "BLONDIE” • • • Get it off your chest. For a personal, unpublished re­ ply, write to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. Enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. • • • For Abby’s booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding," send 50 cents to Ab­ by, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. Sharp Shopping Outdoor Sets For W ear Written for Newspaper Enterprise Assn. The desire for one-upmanship over the neighbors that leads some people to "price drop” (like name d r o p ) proves an unintentional guide to better buying. This is es­ pecially true when you buy Items for outdoor use. The less you pay for these the more money you can throw away in a season or two — unless you find a good aale. A salesman for a firm that selects merchandise to be bought by 300 stores says you can spend three times as much money by buying cheaper goods than by buying better quality merchandise. In outdoor furniture, there are three categoriee for you to choose from— promotional, medium and better goods. If you shop for the $2.99 alumi­ num chair and under—IS aluminum chaise In a super­ market or roadside operation, you’re snapping up a promot­ ional item that can cost you money to replace before the end of the summer. W HY? The aluminum tubing and synthetic webbing are too thin in these items to stand much use. A good lawn chair has sturdy, heavy tubing and the webbing la closely inter­ twined. You can test the fab­ ric by plucking it like a gui­ tar. The better the quality the more snap you will hear. Another hand test: Rub the tubing. If you get black on your hands, the quality is poor. When you shop for alum­ inum outdoor furniture, ex­ pect to pay a minimum of $5$7.99 for a chair, $9 and up for a chaise and $10 and up for a rocker. These will give you a minimum two to three years o f service with reason­ able care. Outdoor umbrellas of good serviceability start at $39.99. Most disappointing in out­ door furniture offerings is redwood. Redwood sets should give many years o f service. But the market is being cheapened by seta made of un­ seasoned wood or of a species other than redwood, stained to look like it. The table, chairs or bench­ es should be well-balanced and securely bolted. A sturdy five-foot set le reasonable at $34.98 and up. You are tak­ ing a chance when you buy a set for $19.96. Your safest purchasing move here is to rely on a reputable dealer. In many communities this will bo a hardware store or lum­ ber yard. How often you use your outdoor pieces helps deter­ mine how much you will want to pay. But the pull toward outdoor living gets stronger each season. Considering this, you will want more than a short season’s use from all items you buy. HOME COLOR. Compact motorised color processor cuts down on printing time, elim­ inates need for extra trays and auxiliary control aystem. Designed to process 8x10 to llxU-Inch prints in less than eight minutes, It la 27xl2xlllk-inchss and weighs 16 pounds which makes fo r easy storage when not In dark­ room use. For further Information or manfacturer’a name o f any item described above write SHARP SHOPPING, in cars of 1710 Sanford Herald. En­ close clipping or identify item, and enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. The Clothes Poll U.S. Shapes The W orld By Helen Henneasy, Newspaper Enterprise Woman's Editor Tha United 8tatea, It aeemi, is supporting underdavaioped areas around tha world In more ways than on*. Ameri­ can designers o f underpin­ ning* hava dropped n foam rubber curtain around tha feminin* population. And tha "Mads in U.8.A." label on a bra is such a mark o f presI tig* in far-away spots that export talesmen hav* to keep an atlas alongside their order pad*. It's always nice to see ths 1 local product make good. But our manufacturers, curious to learn why ths American label . was so important, polled their -foreig n clients on the subject Z They discovered that around - ths world the bra Itself is considered to be an American _ development (an Item for your - “ little known facte” file) and Zour homs-grown variety ia re­ garded as part o f the super­ ior packaging characteristic of American women. The** orders from distant Hands also proved that each nation has Us awn image of tha Ideal woman. China prefers email-eisad -women— fora and a ft—so tha Igxporters keep both bra* and girdiea to petit* dimensions fo r tha Orient Italian ship­ ments start at aim $6 and go •i- up from there. And the senorltaa e f Brasil gava the foundation designers their toughest drawing board prob­ lem*. The ladies o f Rio flatly rejected popular American girdle* that give a, sleek, flat look. They wanted mors gen­ erous, mobile contours and science and latex foam rub­ ber produced new models to fill tha bill. Orders coma in from the strangest place*, even the South Sea island o f PagoPago. Who would h a v a thought that those gorgeous figures under colorful sarongs were made possible because of ' ’ Made in U-8.A." labels. Chic Chat Q— You hav* mentioned several times that low heela are important fo r spring, ev­ en with evening gowns. If all you fashion writers got tother, couldn't you atop this trend? No woman look* her best in low heals. I am 60 and I don't own even ono pair. Young women today are more Interested into comfort than good looks. That’s why they let manufacturers foiat on them those ridiculous stumps for heals and loose, baggy dresses that have no shape, i wish you would write a col­ umn tailing these girls how much better they would look if they demanded dresses that bad more shape and high heels to show o ff their legs for daytime and evening.— Mrs. N. J. DEAR MRS. N. J.—What in tha world have you got against com fort? To bs com­ fortable and ehie at the same time aeemi to ms ths best of ail possible worlds. Perhaps you have had no ill effects from wearing high heels con­ stantly. If so, you are indeed fortunate. Even if I could in­ fluence women to wear high heela all tha time. I wouldn’t. They throw the body out ef lialaneo and ean strain both bark and stomach muscles. Many of the new low-btel, op­ en airy shoe styles are aa pret­ ty as they are comfortable. Have you tried any o f them? A* for the new clothes lack­ ing shape, look at the spring fashion* and yon will sea for yourself that they are shaped, but not confining. They are ■oft, feminine and a lot pret­ tier than anything that might fit like a second skin. Maybe you weren't In a good mood when you last shopped. Give it another try. It really is possiblt to be both com­ fortable and imartly dressed. Please tend your fashion problems to Helen Henneasy in care of The Sanford Her­ ald. WhUe she cannot answer each letter personally, letters of general interest w ili^ e an­ swered in this column. (Jjojcojby OntBhidqsi Some players would only raise from one to two noWORTH 1 trump with today’s North *KB7 hand, but it wnuld not make *43 ♦ Q104I any difference In the final 4AU7I contract. South would go oo BAST to game with his 17 points. ♦ J8 * 106541 Anyway, North and South VKQ63 *10617 get a bidding par for reach­ ♦ 63 4AI ing three no-trump with South ♦ J ■$ 4 2 +KI as the declarer, and West is SOUTH (D ) instructed to open the four ♦ AQ1 ♦ AJ5 of clubs. That's the way it ♦ KJ76S happened in tho National In­ *Q 6 tercollegiate Bridge Tourna­ North and South vulnerable m ent Beet* Wset North Best This bidding par was real­ 1N.T. Pas* 3N.T. ly a cinch. The play par is a Pass Pass trifle more difficult. Opening lead—* 6 There is a natural tendency for South to look at that four of clubs lead and play low I plicate game where every Pom dummy. This play might trick pays off. It would not be well worth while in a du- be too good in a rubber bridge (jt)& Jh& (jjomsm : Ask any woman whether sh a enjoys housocleaning. Mors often than not, you'll get a negative reply. Before the men try to make something disgraceful out o f that fact, here are a few points for them to keep In mind: Both men and women look to marriaga end family life as the "natural" way to live. But In order to hav* a hueband, a family and a home, a woman has to taka on tha job of housekeeping—whether It be full or parttime. No matter how much ahe dislikes house­ work or how little talent she has for It, it's her Job for life. Now just suppose for s minute, men, that in order to have a wife and home and children every man had to take on a certain job. Single men could work at any job that interested them, but marred men all had to be bricklayers or plumbers or whatever it might be. Do you suppose you’d find anywhere near half of three men, assigned to a job simp­ ly because they were married men, proclaiming that they got a lot o f satisfaction out of their work? W hen Teacher Loses Control By Basaa Light Newspaper Enterprise Assn. DEAR MRS. LIGHT: I would appreciate any advics you can give ms. My son, 11, was suspended from school today for three days. During a conference last fall ws learned that hs was not doing his classwork. He was aassing the teacher and crawling out the room on his knees and staying sway until the teacher found him. My husband went to school every other week until January, when my son got his report card with As and Bs on it. Ws couldn’t understand why he got auch good marks if he didn’ t work. We set up a con­ ference with the teacher and principal. After tome hot argument*, it wiit decided that future complaints should be written in my son's homework book, which the teacher and I would sign every day. There were no mora complaints—until the principal called me today game because it might cost him his contract and it would be simple, quiet death in this par contest. If South rises with dumnij's ace of clubs and goes after the diamonds, he will wind up witih at least nine tricks. It won't matter where the ace of diamonds is or how the clubs are divided. Ho will get lo run his dia­ monds before the defense can collect more than four tricks. If he ducks the club. East will win the trick with the king end shift to the ten of hearts. The defense will es­ tablish three heart tricks be­ fore South can get around to Ills diamond suit and South will have lost his par In the contest and his shirt in a rub ber bridge game. By Ruth M illett I f that sounds like a furfetched supposition remember that today women are train­ ed for many different kinds of work and that they hold many different kinds of jobs before marriage. But marriage niakra house­ wives o f them nil. Housework become! the job they have to do as the price of being mar­ ried. Surprisingly enough, a I though most women do not actively enjoy their house­ work, you'll find very few who feel shortchnnged by the jcb they assumed when they said "1 do." and eaid my *on had been act­ ing io badly tha teacher couldn't take it any more. I told her the teacher lets the children do anything they please, and she said the teacher is not allowed to slap tha children aa parenta can. I explained that don’t have to slap my son to get respect, and sha admitted that none of the children sasa her. Aa tha room mother, I know the whole clast Is to wild, it has to be seen to be­ lieved. In closing, let me tell you the teacher has let a boy hit her and has done nothing about it.—WORRIED MOTHER ANSWER: I’m not sure whom I feel the sorriest for — you or the teacher. A* for your son, he has probably en­ joyed every minute of the furor—until now! Your letter, condensed here, paints up many educational issues, ranging from parental responsibility for a child’s development o f self-discipline to the removal of unfit teach­ ers. Apparently, though, youe immediate problem has been solved. The euspension, how­ ever unjust, may shock you* son into behaving himself. An intelligent ll-year-oldf with a good family back­ ground, has little excuse for the misbehavior you describe. Admittedly, t h e teacher should have given you fair warning. Rut her moral* ia undoubtedly so low, sht has given tip. Better the should get a Job in a nice quiet o f­ fice. If your son has learned hia lesson, accept the conse­ quences and be thankful. Please send your school problems to Susan Light in rare of The Sanford HeraldWhile she cannot answer each letter personally, letter* of general interest will ba answered in this column. The Mature Parent W h y Not Blame You? Dear Mrs. Lawrence: My gill, 12, hlamea me whenever she forgets what the did with something. Usually thia hap­ pen* before the leave* for irhool. This morning it wet my fault because the couldn't find a library book the said she had left on the sideboard. She le very messy and leave* her things anywhere. Anoth­ er trouble It that ahe never looks for them until the last minute............ ANSWER: She blames you for misplacing her thing* be­ cause misplacing things has been made into euch blame­ ful behavior for her that she can't take responsibility for it. Why can't you take the blame7 Is misplacing things so awful to you too that you can't tolerate the idea of do­ ing it eithrr? If w* ran stand the Idea of ourself aa a person who By Oswald Jacoby How To Out-Fake Camera By J*rry Sheehan Newspaper Enterprise Am a. NEW YORK — (N E A ) — Let’s face It Not sveryono cen look liko Rock Hudson in hie photograph. But your photographic portrait ia cap­ able o f doing you justice. Whether you plan to pose for a college graduation pictura, a gift for yonr subordi­ nates to hang over their desk* or a photo to be run in tho social section o f this news­ paper you ean shada the odds in your faror by observing a few aimple rules. The hints come In part from Fred Quellmals, mana­ ger o f the Professional pho­ tographers o f America. Hia advice stems from tha knowladge that tha cameraman can­ not acompllsh miracles. First, arrive refreshed at tha photographer’s studio. Ths appointment should bo mad* early rather than late in the day. Get an extra hour's sleep, too. "The linea in your face," says Quellmals, "should reflect wisdom, not fatigue." Wear a dark suit, if you hava on*. But don’t maka it deep black, which will kill highlights. Maks it a conserv­ ative cut, if pooaible, unless you want to outdat* yourself after a year or two of hang, ing on the wall. School And You cen occasionally misplace something, w* are not shat­ tered by a child'* charge that wa hava hidden her library book or thrown out her his­ tory notes. Though the child may regard our possilda care­ lessness at outrngrous, we do not share her horror o f it. So we feel under no obliga­ tion whatever to defend our­ selves. We are so relaxed with pos­ sibility o f our occasional rareIrssnrss that we can relax with the child's accusation of it. Instead o f wasting time in seif-justifying argument nr counterattack, we ran forget what she thinks about us to concern ourself with her fear of not finding that library book. We say, "I don’t know where it’ s gone but I’ll cer­ tainly help you look for it." Whenever we parents, like you, feel hurt, anger or other protesting emotions at a chilil'* criticism, we are foola to regard the child aa the problem. II* and hia critic­ ism hava simply axposed tha problem: our secrat view o f ourselves as superior to care­ lessness, a moral aristocrat who is above low things Ilka the meanness or Injustice e f which we have been accused. It is our own pretension to perfected goodness that barbs the arrow of our young one's criticism to that it can get un­ der our akin. You, for example, must feel morally obliged to control tha whereabout* of everything around you—or your young­ ster's charge o f carelcaineia with her things would not have msttcred. It would hav* been Impossible to respond with agitation to her charge had you already come to tol­ erant terms with the proba­ bility of carelessness In your­ self. The Doctor Says: How Good Is Mouthwash? By Wayne G. Ilrsndetadt, M.D. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Mouthwashes do no harm. The question is do they <Ju any good? Authorities In the American Medical Assn, and the Amer­ ican Dental Assn, say they are vastly overrated. Mouthwashes have grown Into an industry with a take of more then $90 million per year. If they did all the things their ads claimed they’d prob­ ably be worth it. But medi­ cal and dental authorities say they don't. It is true that your mouth is teeming with millions of germs but they art generally harmless. Otherwise w* would ■II be dead. It is equally tru* that the Iodine, chlorine, phenol end alcohol compounds present in mouthwashes are capable of killing these germs. Those that are killed are quickly replaced. If, on the other hand, you have a sore throat or a mouth infection what will a so-rail­ ed antiseptic mouthwash do for you? Authorities agree that it will do nothing, l>ecaui* the disease germs ere deep In your tissue*. Even If you gargled until you were blue, tho mouth­ wash wouldn’t reach the in­ fection. If the gnrgln is hot, the heat may soothe your throat. But for thia purpose, plain hot water with or with­ out a pinch o f salt would be equally effective. Any mouthwash or gargle thnt would kill three deeply imbedded germ* would be harmful to your tissue*. If you hava en infection In your mouth or throat, you ahould not reach for the mouthwash but for the phone and rail your doctor or your dentist. If a mouthwash claims to he astringent, this means thnt it will shrink the tissues. This might be of soma benefit In treating a small cut. Other­ wise its chief action Is to shrink your purse. The auth­ orities ere also skeptical about Ilia ability of a mouthwash to prevent or cure bed breath. Halitosis has many causes. If decaying food particles be­ tween your teeth Is the cause, a mouthwash is no more e f­ fective than swishing plain water around in your mouth, and it should never be used n* a substitute for proper brushing. If, however, the halitosis i* due to some systemic di­ sease, a mouthwash will have no effect. So, if you want to keep your mouth reasonably clean, brush your teeth after every meal. If you are crazy about the flavor o f your fav­ orite mouthwash, use it as a luxury item but harbor no Il­ lusion* about it germ-killing or other thsrapcutic value. 'Seasons' Are Seasoned Steer away from bold tie patterns. The accent should be on your face, not on your brother-in-law’s bad taste in Christmas gifts. A plain whit* shirt ia al­ ways right, and it should be long-sleeved. Any pose which include* your hand* would look unnatural without some cuff showing. Avoid tab and rounded collars. Don’t go before the camera looking like Leonard Bern­ stein before the orchestra. Get a haircut a day or two beforehand—not on the seme dey. Don’t be reluctant to cover facial blemishes with your wife's make-up. Shave closely before the sitting; but, if you cut yourself, cell for a post­ ponement. BY DICK KLEINER Newspaper Enterprise A*»n. NEW YORK — (N BA) — You may have missed it, dur­ ing ell the hullaballoo about The Beatles, hut another singing group has hern mak­ ing some noise. This would be the American quartet. The Four Season*. These boys are different from most o f the sudden ■tare o f the record world. They aren’t klda. They’ve been around. Ihey won’t tell their ages, but they say they are “ In their 20e." Frankie Valll, the lead singer and spokes­ man, thinks their meturity end experience are valuable commodities. "Wa appreciate our suc­ cess," Valll eaya, "and, be­ sides, now that w* hava It, we know whet to do with IL We’re prepared, artistically and emotionally, for success." None of the boya has run out and bought a new car. They are all married and con­ servative and settled. Th<y all hav* their feet on the ground, at least when they're nut tapping out the rock-'n’roll ghylhius uf their songs. "W e had hoped,” Valll says, "to make it with hallada and better songs. But wr made it as a rock ’n’ roll act. O.K. So we’ll sing rock V roll for tha kill* who hoy our records. And we sing the other stuff—the four-pert harmony— in our club act. We’ re not going to turn our hack* on the kids and the rock V roll, howevrr. We like it and it'a been good to ui. • • • One of the most ambitious record projects o f the year is the part-time product nf a Mt. Kisco, N. Y., dentia*. who ie now serving a* an Army captain etationed at Ft. Leon­ ard Wood, Mo. Between ex­ tractions, he issues recordings o f Russian operas. Capt. or Dr. Edward Salvato Jr., has always been a Rus­ sian opera buff, perhaps be­ cause hit mother was Rus­ sian. When he entered serv­ ice he figured this wee the chance he’d been waiting for. He had tha money now, and the enforced leisure time. So he asked hia father and step­ mother, whu were vacationing In Kuro|ie, to see If they could find auy tapes uf Rus­ sian uperas. They made a contact In France, returned with a tape anil Sulviitn was in business, lie called hi* company Ultra­ phone, transferred tha tapes to discs, and began market­ ing the product. Now he has four nut, with librettos ha writes himself, painstakingly translating every word with a Rusiian-English dictionary as his guide. The four— Dargomyzhsky'* "Russalka” and "The Stone Guest,” Tchaikovsky’s "Io iantha” and Rimsky-Korsakov’s "Le Coq d’Or" In ita entirety— have not hithert* been available in America. Al­ though tha sound ia far froig perfect, they are all interest* Ing. Dick's pick*—Billy Eck■tine has a nice version of the fine new balled, "Peo­ ple," on Mercury. Otherei "Madrigal" (Andy Williams, Columbia); "Four Initials On a Tres" (Burl Ivas, Dacca)t "From Russia With Love4 (Village Stumpers, E pic); "A Legend In My Tim*'* (Leslie llggams, Columl>U)| "So Lung Dearie" (Caivl Chemung, RCA). > < 1 J �I* a - j ... iJklJil * V - ? �Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! Phone Classified KUPONXIBIUTT: “CLASSIFIED INDEX Cb* AaaferS 1. Lost A Fotmfl 2. Notlcaa - Personals 8. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food 6. For Rant 6A Special Notiess P«P*r. 7. Business Rentals CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: 8. Beach Rentals Tuee., thro F rt - 1 P . M. day 9. For Sale or Rent From Seminole County bclora laisrtioa. Mob. • Sat 10. Wanted to Rant 11. Real Estate Wanted Doom. 12. Real Estate For Sale DEADLOVn IS. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED; NOT LONG DISTANCE 15. Business Opportunity Tut*., thro F it - I F . M. day 16. Female Help Wanted Office 204 W. First bafora iniertion. Mon. • 17. Male Help Wanted noon. 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted Legal Notice 20. Babysitters Legal Notice 21. Beauty Salons NOTCK OK l* t* LEU Al. NOTICH 22. Build • Paint - Repair n o t i c e ih h e r e b y aiV r Nolle* I* hereby given by Ih* EN that h J. LUTHER ItOliUY, Florida Calory Advlaory Com­ 23. Building Materials Hhsrlff of tumlnol* County, Florida, by virtu# of a writ lo­ mittee, aalabllahad pursuant to 24. Electrical Services Marketing Order (Aa aned out of tha Circuit Court In Calory 1111) that (1) No 25. Plumbing Services and for Bamlnota County, Flor- Amended paraon ahall, In Florida, cut, Ida, on tha ITth day of Ucctm- gather from the ground, or 26. Radio A Television bar, A.D. 1(11. in that ooruin otherwlae harvest calory for 27. Special Services cauaa batwaan Marahall N. commarclal purposes contrary 28. Laundry Service Janaan and Oanavlaro Caaa any provlalon In aald Mar­ Jaman, bla wlfa. Plaintiffs and to keting order, (I) No paraon 29. Automobile Bervlce Alan Hovay, at at, Defendant*, In Florida, handle calory 29A. Auto Accessories bava In my poaaaaalon tha fol- ahall, produced In Florida contrary to lowing daacrlbad raal aatata, any provision In aald Market­ 80. Machinery - Tools altuata, lying and balng In ing Order, (II No peraon ahall. gamlnola County, Florida, to- In Florida, call, market or dla- 81. Poultry - Live stock 81A. Pets will Lot* I I and II. Block l l , tribute In the primary channel 82. Flowers - Shrubs BANLANDO THE HUIJUIUI of trad* calory contrary to any BEAUTIFUL, HANFORD provlelon In aald Marketing 33. Furniture Order, (4) No peraon ahall, in BKCTION, according to tha Florida, cut, gather from the 34. Articles For Sale Plat thereof aa racordad ground, or olharwlao harvest In Plat Boole I, Paga •(, calory for commarclal purpoaa* 84-A Swap or Exchange of tha Pnbllo nacorda of unless auch calory la produced 85. Articles Wanted Bamlnola County, Florida. by a peraon holding a valid Lots II, It and II. Block cartlflcata of baa* quantity aa 86. Automobiles - TrucJts 10, HANLANDO THE HUH- provided In aald Marketing Or­ 36-A Autos Wanted tltlB BEAUTIFUL* BAN- der, (t> No peraon ahall, ta FOIlO BKCTION. accord- Florida, for the purpoaa of 87. Boats - Motors Ing to tha Plat tharaof aa aalllng, marketing or dlatrlbut- 88. Motorcycles - Scooters racordad In Plat Book I, In the primary channel of 89. Trailers • Cabanas paga II, of tha Public Bao- Ing trad*, purchaa* or acquire cal­ orda of Bamlnola County, ory from any ptreon other than 40. Farm Equipment The B«rald i Q M M r » sponsible for n o n then o m Incorrect Insertion o f your ad, and reienrei tha right to ro­ lls* or n jt e t any advertisemant from what ordered to From Sanford Exchange conform la tha policies ad this RrralS Page 6-A — May 1, 1964 6. For Rent PLUMBING Clean rooms for men. 401 PRIVACY: Gracious 2-itory Lady needed In Sanford area. Contracting Repairs Mutt be intelUgent, depend Magnolia Ave. 322-0720. borne, city convenience k FREE ESTIMATES water. 2100 tq. f t , plus big able and wUling to le a n FURN. Apt. Close in. Jimmie R. L. HARVEY screen porch, back utU. our methods of Beauty Cowan. 322-4013. FA 2-3383 porch, patio, garage. Ideal CounteUng. Phone 322-2016 201 Sanford Ave. for children. 322-9235. weekdays only, 2-6 p. m. DO YOU WANT TO RENT BARRY’S WORLD OR LEASE: We bava tenrant* for 4-BR, borne; BR home; and 3 smaller homes. Phone 3Ira. Day at 322-5612 St. Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM 116 N. Park Ave. FA 3-6123 425-5938 Florida. Lot* I and I. Block II. BANI.ANDO THE HUtlUItn BRAUTIFUU BANFOIIO SECTION, according to tha Plat tharaof aa racordad In Plat Book I. Paga II, of tha Public Raoorda of Bam­ lnola County, Florida. Lot* II and 41, Block II, BAN1.ANDO THE BOBIJItn BEAUTIFUL. P A L M SPBINOB SECTION, ac­ cording to tha Plat tharaof aa racordad In Plat Bonk I, Paga II, of tha Publlo racorda of Bamlnola Coun­ ty, Florida. lota II and II. Bt/OCK D, W E S T ALTAMONTE HKIOIITR. SECTION NO. I, aa racordad In Plat Book 101, Pago Tl of tha Publlo Racorda of Bamlnola Coun­ ty. Florida. Lot* II and Waat U of I.ot U . Block F. Tract IT, HANLANDO RI'RINOS, aa racordad In Plat Book 4, Paga II, of tha Publlo Rac­ orda of Bamlnola County, Florida. M tha proparty of Alan Hovay, at al, Dafandantai that on tha llth day of May, A.D. 1144. batwaan tha lagal houra of aala, to-wlti aftar 11:01 o'clock In tha foranoon and bafora 1:00 o'clock In tha afternoon, on tha aald day at tha front door of tha County Court Houaa In ■anford, Bamlnola C o u n t y , Florida, t ahatl offer for aala to tha hlghaat bidder for caah In hand, the abova deecrlhrd roparly of Alan Hovay, at al, lefendanta. J. U Hobby Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida PuMlah: May 1, I, II, It, 1104 CDU-t £ tn IN T ill: 4.THCUIT COURT OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIR. C U T , IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA IN CHANCERY. NO. I H E J. H. OLKAHON. Jr- aa Admin­ istrator of Veteran*1 Affairs, an Dfflrer of the United States OF FLORIDA, o f America, e m c c iT c o iie t o f SIXTH JUDICIAL CIR­ OF FLOMIUA. IN ANU SKRISOLE COUNTY. OF SANronD, FLORIDA Patltlunar, the THE CUIT FOR CITY a producer holding a valid car­ tlflcata of ham- quantity: nor ahall any person, for a pur­ port aforesaid, purchaa* or aoqulra celery from a producer In axcaea of allotment* there­ under, *xcapt aa may b* (pac­ ifically provided In aald Mar­ keting Order, and (4) No paraon ahall violet* any provlalon of aald Marketing Order nor of any rul* or regulation Isauea thereunder. Notlc# la also glvan that any paraon not holding a certifi­ cate of baaa quantity who daalraa to produce celery In Florida for market during tha ensuing 1141-41 Htaaon, may file with tha Florida Calary Advisory Commlttaa, on or be­ fore May 15, 1141, an applica­ tion for baa* quantity In auch form and containing auch In­ formation aa tha Advlaory Committee may praacrlb*. Notice I* further given that tha Florida Calary Advlaory Commute* la now receiving apllcatlona. Intaraatad peraona ar* Instructed to eontaot Jama* D, Colbert, SecretaryTreasurer, Florida Celery Ad­ visory Committee, 4401 Eaat Colonial Drive, P. O. Roi 1TIT, Telephone Cllerry 1-4514, Or­ lando, Florida, for the proper forma to b* uiad In submitting such applications. The deadline fo r aubmlttlng application* ahall b* May II, 1114. Appllcation* received after May II, t i l l will not b* considered for the llll-I S Season. FLORIDA CKLERY ADVISORY COMMITTEE James D. Colbert Secretary-Treasurer April T, I II! Puhlleh: May 1, T, 1444 CDU-I v». THE STATE •t a t Reepond.nta ORDER TO BROW CAU*H TO THE STATE OF FLORIDA AND THE SEVERAL PRO­ PERTY OWNERS, TAXPAY­ ERS. CITIBRNN AND OTHERS HA VINO OR CLAMUNO ANY HIQHT, TITLE OR 1NTBREHT IN THE PROPERTY TO BE AFFECTED BY THE ISSU­ ANCE BY THE CITY OF aANFORD, FLORIDA. OF WATBH AND SEWEIl RE­ VENUE CERTIFICATES, SERIES l i l t , HEREINAFT­ ER MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED, OR TO BE AFFECTED IN ANY WAT THEREBYl Tha Stata at Florida, through the Btata Attoraay of tha n1 Inth Judicial Circuit of aald F BUle, and tha aavaral properly, lo: owntra. taipayera, cllliana and •there having or claiming any right, title or Internal In proparly to ba atfactad by tha laauaace by the City of San­ ford. Florida, of tha Water and Hewer Revenue Certltlcatea, Serlea 1144, hereafter more particularly daacrlbad, or to bo affected In any way tharaby, ara hereby required ta appear bafora tha Circuit Caurt of Bamlnola County, Florida, la tha Ninth Judicial Circuit of geld State al tha Courthouse In Hanford, Florida, oa tha llth day of May, li lt , at 1:11 •'clock A.M. and ehow cauaa why tha prayer* ot tha petition Tiled In tha above proceeding Should not ba granted, and Ih* water and Bawar Ravaaua Cartlflcatea, Serlea 1141, therein daacrlbad and the proceeding* heretofore had authorlalng tb* letuanca thereof validated and confirmed, aald Cartlflcata* be­ ing dated May I. 1144, bearing intaraat at a rat* «r rate* aot to oaeood flva par centum par •aaum, payable ##m|.annually an May 1 and November 1 of each year, aggregating the principal amount of 1444,41)4 M lag lag la Uta denomination of oei aach. gad maturlag aer- fa' ally In annual Inatallmanta ta pear* 1141 to 1141, tadualva, a more compute daaorlptloa af aald Water aad Sowar Revenue t'ertlflcatea, Serlaa 1444. being eoaUlaed ta tha patttlea hareta. Don* aad ardarad at Saaferd, Florida. Ula I4U dap af April. i l l VOUE JL WILLIAMS, Judge af tba Circuit Caurt af Ut# Ninth Judicial Cir­ cuit af Florida, ta aad for Seat Iaala Ce Italy, ru^llaki April IT, 14. May L CDT-4t Plaintiff, HAM A. MILLS. JR. and IRIS J. MILLS, hi* wife Pafandanta. NOTICE OF BUT TUB STATE OF FLORIDA— TOl BAM A. MILLS, JR. and IRIS J. MILLS, hi* wife, residence unknown) last known raaldanea, HIT llth Btraat East, Tusca­ loosa, Alabama. You ar* hereby notified that a suit haa bean filed against you and each o f you. In tha abova entitled cause; and that you ar* hereby required to III* your answer with tha Clark of this Court, and to aarv* a copy tharaof upon th* plaintiff or plaintiffs attorney, w h o a * name and address 1st K. AMHIIOSH OI.LIFF, JR - P. O. Bog lo ll, loa N. Park Avenue, genford, Florida IITTI, not later than May llth , A.D. t i l l . I f you fall to do so, daeroo pro eonfaaao will bo antorod against you for tha relief de­ manded In tha complaint. The netura of aald ault being for FORItCIXIHUIIR OF MOIITOAOB encumbering tha pro­ perty In gemlnol* County, Florida, to-wilt LOT II. BLOCK i , BONLAND ESTATE!, accord­ ing to plat tharaof record­ ed In Plat Book II, Pag** II through It, Publlo Raearda of bamlnola County, Florida. Together with all atreaturaa and Improvement* now and haraaftar on said land, and the rants, laeuao, nnd profile of ths nbova daacrlbad property: and nil flaturaa now or haraaftar attached to or used In con­ nection with ths premia** haratn described, a . E. RANGE NO. J-4S1-0 WITNEgg my hand and ths seal o f aald Court at ganford, Florida, this llth day o f April, A.D. 1114. (BEAL) Arthor H. Back with, Jr. Clark of th* Circuit Caurt B n Martha T. Vlhlaa Deputy Clark fA copy o f the complaint filed herein la attacked ta the copy o f this notice which la mailed to soeb defendant for whom a raaidanco more opodfle than a ntato nr oannlry was given In tha oweta statement filed haratn by tha plaintiff, hi* agent or attorney) E. AMBROSE OLLTFP, JR. p. o non ISM l*a N. Park Avoans Sanford. Florida I t m Attorney for plaintiff Publlaht May L L 1L It. 1114 CDU-I Unfurnished 2 bedroom dup­ lex, kitchen equipped. Ph Sanford 322-6201. Furn. 3 BR, duplex apt., tile bath, terrauo floors, water furaiihed. CaU 322-2334 af­ ter 8 p. m. Unfurnished 2 BR, house, kit chen equipped. 322-3651. 2 BR. house. 666 E. 20th Ph 322-9986. RENTALS 2 HR, Unfurn. kit. equipped, 150 ft. bathing beach on Lake Mary ......... $145 mo. 2 BR, with study, dining "Y$or ttatomont wos great, Bobby, but why don't wa room, kit. equipped, double d itch H with Mouthing a littlo sontimontal." csrporte, newly painted. Lake privileges . . . $150 mo. 6. For Rent 6. For Rent FRANK EVANS 2 BR furn. Duplex apt. 201 Ph. 322-4417 — 322-1733 FURNISHED E. 27th Ph. 322-6477. 1 Bdrm, 1 bath t 35 RENT A BED 2 Bdrm, 1 bath f 53 RoCaway, Hospital k Baby 2 BEDROOM bouse, kitchen 3 Bdrm, 1 bath t 75 Bed*. furnished, near air baoe. 3 Bdrm, 1 bath $123 By Day, Week, or Month CaU 322-4045; after 6 p.m. UNFURNISHED Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. 1st St. call 322-4736. 3 Bdrm, 1 bath, stove $ 90 CARROLL’S FURNITURE 3 Bdrm, 3 bath, Kit, equip $110 d BR., 3 bath, home. $125. 3 Bdrm. 1 bath, likefront $113 Available, June. 322-9595. 2 BR, borne, kit. equip. Keys at 817 Catalina Dr. 4 Bdrm, 1 bath, room 2. Notiess • Personals alrcondttloner $145 SMALL furn. apt. Clean. AU FURN. Apt. 322-2800. ulilltlea. $50. 322-2764. VACUUM CLEANER—LOCAL REALTOR - INSUROR Furn. apt. 500 Park Ave. REPAIRS - SALES — Fura. Apt. 2300 Melionvllle. ALL MAKES 322-4M1 111* S. French Ave. Available May 1, 2 BR., furn. 9. For Sole or Rent Pbona 122- m i bouie, for amall family. Fb. 2 BR. Kit. turn. 4909 W. 1st Turn. A pt Close In. Apt. CARD OF THANKS St. $200. down. $65. per mo 322-6370. lit. Me. 407H W. $55 Wa wiah to thaok our many 322-8178. frtandi, neighbor* and rela­ Lake Mary, nicely fura. dup­ tive* for their many kind- 1 BR Houaetraller turn. Pb. lex apt., 1 BR, Adults, no CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON 322-1117. LAKE. CaU a v e n 1 n g a oesiea and expression* of pets. Pb. 322-3930. sympathy bestowed upon us 322-1597. 8 Room fura. garage apt. APT., 613 Magnolia Ave., $60. during our recent bereave­ 1011 Elm Ave. 322-0131 after mo. PhOM 322-9619 or 322- 12. Real Estate For Sale ment. 4:10 p.m. 3641. Signed: Mr. George S. 3 BR, Air-Conditioned, IH Knipp Sr. and Children STOREROOM, or office, on Furn. Apt. 1201 W. 1st. Ph. baths, Fla. room, fenced l i t St., near 2 free park yard, with paUo. Ravenna days 322-3762, nights 3226. For Rent Ing lota. Inquire, Manuel Park. 1800 down, $105 0991. Jacobson’s Dept. Store. monthly. Phone 322-9357. S BR, bouse, dean and close LAKE MARY, Unfurn. exceptJimmy Cowan in. Ph. CONDITIONED Bed AIR lonally clean 2 BR Houaa. 3 BR., IH bath home. As­ 322-4013. in 3 Rm. turn. apt. sume payments. 322-5455. Kit. cqulpt. 322-4411. $65, 111 E. 0th St., 322-4215 W E L A K A APARTMENTS: New Custom Built Home on 2 BR, fully furnished. Avail­ or 322-3706. Rooms private baths, 114 Crystal Lake. For informa­ able May 1. Prefer adults. W. First St. tion call 322-3378. Floral Heights, 4-room apt. 1503 Sanford Ave, 8. Sanford Ave., to Hibis­ Furn. 1 Bdrm. A p t NS. 3101 3 BR, Fla. rm., IH baths, cus. Rt, 3, Box STL or call UNFURN. 1 Lg. BR Apt. K it Magnolia—322-3M1 Cent heat, alr-cond. Tee equipt. 106V * W. 18th St. Ph. 322-5007. Robert A. Williams 'n Green Estates. $84 mo. 349-3952. $1275 down payment. Ph. 2 BR, nicely furn., all utili­ 322-2281. ties, 190. 2nd St., between NOTICE OP INTENTION TO ADOPT BUDGET 3 BR. house, clean and close 12th 4 14th Ave., Longwood, FOE FISCAL YEAE IH 4-IM I in. Ph. Jimmy Cowan TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN AND TO ALL OWNEItH, PERBONR OH ENTITIES HUBJECT TO CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN Fura. Gar. Apt. 2545V* Pal322-4013. FLORIDA FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT TAX KB. 322-0525 or metto. Ph. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, In compliance with and by GREENBRIAR 322-8254. authority of Chapter (14, Florida Statute* aa amended and Choice lota available in Chapter 16170, Lawe of Florida, 1111, that Ih# Uovarnlng Hoard of Central ana Southern Florida Flood Control District, a publlo Nice larg# 2 BR, unfurn. Greenbrier o f Loch Arbor corporation aalatlng and operating under and by virtu* of tha duplex Kitchen equipped. overlooking golf course. law* of th* Itat* of Florida, Intend* to adopt th* following 14th Ave., Longwood, 8 mi. lantatlv* budget, or aa th* earn* may ba amandad, for aald Custom building to your Dlatrlct for th* flacal year beginning July I, 1141 and ending from N.A.S. Ph. 838-3298. specifications. Greenbrier June SO, 1106. Katlmatad amount to ba reload by Dlatrlct developed by Gar. a p t 1201 Magnolia Ava. | 4,040.000.00 tea** KINGSWOOD Apply 5-6:30. Oanaral Ravaaua Fund — State at Florida 4,000.000.00 Spoil Eacrow Account 11,000.00 BUILDERB, INC. Eatlmatad amouat ta b* received from FURN. 1 BR clean Apt. 601 303 Fairmont Dr. other aourcaa 104,000.00 Palmetto. 322-8492 or 1374. Katlmatad unobligated or aot balanoo which FA 3-8076 will bo on hand at th* beginning of th* above referred lo flacal year 1,400,000.00 1 BR., Fura. Apt. with P v t GOOD HOUSING bath, 517 8. Park Avr. Eatlmatad total fund* available INVESTMENT I14.M0,400.04 For Conatruotlon EXCEPTIONALLY nice 3 br. Paraonal Barvlea* 4 14,140.40 1-ROOM efficiency apt. with horn* located on W. First Contractual Service* 1,144.04 pvt. bath and shower, suit­ Commodltlaa 44,111.40 St, Just 3 blocks west of able for eoupla ar single Capital Outlay 4, IIT.000.00 Freoch Ave. (17-02). Zoned paraon or retired. All utili­ Total M-X for business. Parking 4 *,414,474.00 ties included in rent. Ideal­ Por Aoquialtlon of Land* and Other Purpoaoa in rear. Rants for $90 fura. ly located on First St., with­ Paraonal Borvlet* | 47,404.00 Contractual aorvloa* ia.ito.io in 1 block o f 3 fra* parking S h o w n by appointmoot. Commodltlaa 1.670.00 Price $11,250. loti and shopping center. In­ Currant Charges 4.100.00 Capital Outlay — Right* of Way T,447,470.00 quire at Manuel Jacobson Capital Outlay — Equipment 1,000.00 Dept. Stor*. 311 E. First St. Contingent!** 40,000.00 Stemper Agency Legal Notice Stemper Agency Total Por Roaarva For Tax Aoaaaeen* Fa a# For Operation and Maintenance of th* Dtatrlct’a Works Paraonal Harvlca* Contractual Services Commodities Currant Charges Capital Outlay Coatlnganolaa Total Par Conduct * f th* Affairs of th* Dtotrlet Oonoratly Paraonal garviooa Contractual Service* Commodltlaa Currant Charges Capital Outlay Coattnganelaa • T,414,740.00 4 174,000.00 | 14l.itt.00 1,711.000.00 IIO.t06.00 461,160.00 to.ooo.to iit.m .o o 16.000.00 • 1,117,716.00 12. Real Estate For Sate 16. Female Help Wanted 25. Plumbing Senrican Legal Notice 1313 S. FRENCH AVE. 3 BR, 1 bath home, fenced IN TE E CIRCUIT COURT OF bsck yard. North Orlando, THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ CUIT OF TIIK STATE OF rtl. 322-8219. FLORIDA, IN ANU FOR SEEINOLE COUNTY, IN CIIAN3 BR, 2 bath bom*. Low CEEY, CASE NO. 1SSTT down payment. Ph. 333-0640. JKFFORKY D. ST1MBON. Plaintiff, BARBARA NTIMSON. Defendant. NOTICE TO APPEAR 461.000.00 TO: BARBARA BTIMBON, 41.000. 00 Defendant 11.000. 00 Address: Unknown 4,000.00 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI31,410.00 PIKD that suit for dlvore* ha* T,100.04 baan tiled against you In th* Circuit Court of tb* Ninth Ju­ Total 4 174.444,0* dicial Circuit of th* gtat* of Katlmatad total aspondltura* 414.(44,000.00 Florida, la and for gomtnot* Katlmatad amount which will appear at th* hagla County, under Chancery No. ntng of th* abova rafarrod to flacal year aa lltTT, th* stylo of said cauca obligated apes •ommltmonta mad* hot Inoombeing JKFFORKY D. BTIM­ pitta t of BON. Plaintiff, -vs- BARBARA That on th* 14th day *4 May, A-D- 1444, at nln* o'clock ST IMSON. Defendant. a.m. a-m. m t a t»»• h * County wouniy i-ommiaaionora CommlaalonaFa Mooting Room of th* th# BL St YOU ARB HEREBY RE­ Luola County Courthouse, Port Fierce, Florida, hearing will QUIRED to fit* your Answer b* afforded ta all owners, paraon*. or on till a* who ar* or may with th* Ctarh of this Court ha subject t* aald Dlatrlct tax**, tholr attorneys ar agent*, and t* aarva a copy of th* ta appear bafora aald Board aad show thalr objection* t* aald oama upon th* plaintiff's at­ Budget. torney, whoa* name and adThis Nolle* ahall be published ta th* alshta** aauntla* drast appear below, oa or ha•f th* District ta aceordaao* with existing laws. fora th* tlth day of May tail, Thla th* 4th day at Aprtl li f t . or a Doer** Pro Confosoo may CENTRAL AND BOUTHBRN FLORIDA b# entered against you. FLOOD CONTI DISTRICT b y i t s Dated thla fin d day o f April OOVKRNINO BOARD t i ll. By / a / alley S. MUoa, Chairman (•oat of Circuit Court) (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. ATTEST I Clark / # / O. B- Dell. Jp. By: Martha T. Vlhlaa Secretary Deputy Clark BDWARD R. HURT lloraar, Tloe-Chalrmaa Attoraay for Plaintiff _ _ Balter II* South Court gtrool W . B. Boot! Orlando, Florida K I* Snarl* Publish: April II. Publlaht April IT. 34. M eyiL 1444 Stay I. a. 16. 1111 CDT-4* CDT-T4 Seminole Realty 1301 Park Avenoe FA 3-8233 anytime 3&4 BEDROOM HOMES IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Alr-Conditlooing Optional As Low «a $380 Down 27. Special Serrlean EVERETT A. HARPER Beauty Counselor baa an Berry bill Painting Contractor. opening in this area for a Commercial • Industrial • AGENCY - REALTOR representative. Must be at­ Residential. Free eitimat*. 2465 S. Park Ave. tractive and have car. For We Appreciate Your Bust, Pbonea FA 2-2284 or FA 2-2285 interview, phone 322-6073. nssa. 322-2287. Registered nurse, day shift, weU located Nursing Home. To $42o monthly for nurse FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha able to anum e retponslbll ity. Write, Sanford Herald, 2 BR. Home, Study, IH Box 75. Bathi, large FamUy Rm. in good neighborhood; Includ­ BEAUTY OPERATOR ing ateve, refrlg., room airWANTED conditioner, washing ma­ Junior or Senior chine k rugs. Really ter­ Ph. 322-9658 rific buyl Monthly pay­ ments $83.50. 17. Mule Help Wonted KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, Inc. Service Station Managers 4 FA 2-8074 Attendants for PhiUlps 66 Stations. If qualified tee E. EMERGENCY neceialtates H. MeAlexsnder, 202 N. immediate sale income pro­ Laurel Ave. perty. Monthly potential $550. Make offer. Owner on PHARMACISTS premises, 328 E. Jackson DID YOU SEE OUR Orlando. MONDAY ADT NICE 2 br. trailer on shady Outstanding positions in Or­ lot with awning and screen­ lando and surrounding com­ ed in patio. 2801 Magnolia munities. Ave. 322-5019. EXCELLENT SALARIES TOP EMPLOYEE BENEFITS FOR MEN ONLYI AND WHO want their family to Do not hestltate, phone now! live in spacious comfort. 8 Mr. Jo* King, Thursday 4 Rooms, Including 3 Bed­ Friday, April 30, and May rooms, living room, dining 1, 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Ph. room, Fla. room, IH baths 241-4661 Orlando. plus a kitchen with break­ SUPEREX DRUGS, Inc. fast area. Sells for apprai­ Replies Confidential sal of $12,000, with $500 down and $85 per month. 18. Help Wanted LAKE WYMAN HEIGHTS LONGWOOD (South oa 17-92—8 ml. 3 Rika. Northwest of Long wood Plata) TRAILER iuA D E S CONSIDERED LMN Enterprises, Inc, Ph. 333-3311 OVER 25 YEARS of Fine Workmanship in U p bolstering. Draperiea, Slip covers. Time Payments aa little at $5 mo. Drapery Hardware Installations. KULP DECORATING SHOP Ph. 322-2335 For Repairs and Painting, call 322-5426 after 5 p. m. week­ days. Piano Tuning and Repair W. L. Harmon - FA 3-4333 LAWNS renovated — Aerate —Remove thatch — Chinch Buy Spray (VC-13)—FertiHz©—Ph. 322-4244. MANSFIELD LAWN SER. Swmmlng lessons. ADULTS AND CHILDREN. Beginning June I. Two qualified in­ structors. Meredith a n d Helen Scott. Phone 322-1316 for Information. Need a Painter? 322-3090. AIR-CONDITIONING By FEDDERS H. B. POPE CO., Inc. 322-4234 GRILL COOK WANTED. Man 200 So. Park Ave. or woman, Apply In person WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, at Chick 'N Treat. Fern Investment 4k Realty SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Park. 116 N. Park Ave. 322-9173 All Types and Slxea We Repair and Service i 19. Situations Wanted b T I N E Will care for Convalescent Machinery and Supply Ce. REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE patient in my borne, or eld­ 207 W. 2nd St. FA 3-4432 3rd k Park Ave. erly penon. Ladles preferr­ Phone 322-5641 ed. Ph. 322 8733 Enterprise. BOOKKEEPING SERVICES 2 STORY, 3 bedroom house. 21. Heautv Salons Reasonable rates. 322-2704. $300. down or will accept used car. 322-8404. 110 W. Complete Beauty Service 29. AutoanobDe Servlet 13th St. 3 Senior Operators COHEN RADIATOR SHOP Free Parking at 2nd 4 Oak 322-5742 105 So. Oak Free inspection, estimates, 2, J, k 4 BEDROOMS pickup, delivery. Recoring HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK 1, IH, <i 2 OATHS 4 repairs discounted, Ace Beauty Salon DOWN PAYMENTS FROM a i m E. 3rd. 323-3443 Call for Evening Appta. An Investment, not an ex­ Mayfair Hotel Ph. 322-8525 Low Monthly Payments pense. CaU FA 2-5612 for Free Parking For Complete Information expert advioe oa a Herald See Or CaU Your Spring Permanent Special advertising campaign. 20 Percent off regular prices Cut 'n Curl Beauty Shop $100 DOWN 311 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322-0834 SALES BROKER $45 MONTH I • Bedroom Homo If you want people to pay CUSTOM REALTY attention to your business, WINTER PARK call FA 2-5612 and ask the 322-3420 2565 Park Dr. Comer Lm Rd. and 17-93 Herald Staff about soma at­ Phono 044-0081 2 BR., 1 BATH tention getting ads Screened porch, Including kit­ chen equip. Down payment $350. Monthly Payments $58.50. KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. 33C-8074 SO U TH W ARD Ball-Blair Agency FHA - VA HOMES $100 FHA - VA Stenstrom Realty V A - FHA Property Management k Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offera for yonr selection thssa Beautiful 2, 8, 4k 6 Bedroom Government Owned Home# Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To maka tha beat boms buy, see tha V A - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Office Night MS4 F a it Dr FA FA S-niS Saaferd. Fla. CRYSTAL LAKE PARK 15. Buainaan Opportunity LAKE MARY West oa 23th St. and PHILLIPS 06 Service Station Laft on Lak* Mary Blvd. 822-2744 PIANO SVC. 4 TUNING Rebuilding . Refelting FREE ESTIMATES GENE CUMBAA 322-2661 — After 12 p. IS. Payton Realty for Leas*. If you have a small amount ot capital, and the dealr* to owa your business, with paid training available, then sea E. H. MeAlexsnder, 302 North Laurel Ava. COIN LAUNDRY Completely •d Coin Butiaasa. Opportunity for rijfet party. SmaU down payment. CaU Ortafilo 425-5121, Look for th* MOKN sign, your aieuranee o f a top quality, fairly priced car, thoroughly checked nnd reconditioned. 61 Olds F-85 4-doer sadam, V-8 engine, aatsaaetk transmission, radio 4 kaatcr. 61 Ford Ranch W agon Tudor, 0 cylinder engina, standard transmission, radio 4 beater. 61 Chevrolet Im pala 4-deer e*daa, V -« anginr, automatic transmission, radio 4 boater. *1395 *1395 *1695 61 Corvair M onza Coup*, 4-ap*ed transmission, radio _ heater, white finish with red vlayl interior. ‘ *149 5 A T T E N T IO N SPORTS F A N S ! 61 C O R V E T T E C O U P E 4-speed transmission, radio heater, removable hardtop. Una. clean apbohUry aad apetlee* body. - ’ 25 9 5 55 Chevrolet Station Wagon 3 dew , 6 eyl automatic tmnamlaaten. radio heater. 59 Chevrolet Parkwood 4-daer, V-3 eagiaa, automatic traas■tinte*. power steerisg, radio aad Open Friday Night 4 *4 9 5 *1195 Saturday Holler M otor Sales 2MI. 4 Palaattn 2507 Park Dr. COMPANY P h . 8224231 Ph. 322-0841 �11 ? 1 i. \ It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. 3 2 2 -5 6 1 2 29. Automobile Service Stir franfnrh f rralh May 1, 1964 — Page 7-A Wagner s Amoco SWEETIE PIE AUTOMOTIVE AIR-CONDITIONING INSTALLATION - SERVICING Good Used C an Sold 818 French Ave. 322-7765 z By Nadine Seltzer . TRAINING SCHOOL b ig 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 ALL WORK GUARANTEED AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Scnknrik Glass and Paint Company Ph FA 2-4822 31. Poultry • Livestock 1 Shetland Pony (or Sale. Stallion. Call after 5, 3224703. 31 A. Pets Siamese 322-8641. kittens, $15 36. Automobiles • Trucks ,36. Automobiles - Trucks 36. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Ronts • Motors $ $ s a v in g s CASH for good clean U»ed Furniture. Noll-Furay Furni­ ture, 901 W. rirat St., Ph. 322 6591. BUYING A NEW or USED CART FINANCE IT WITH US ♦ Low Intarast Rates ♦ Low Monthly Paymests FLORIDA STATE BANK On Floor Models k Demonstrators 36. A u to m o h llta • T ru ck s (FREE Repair ESTIMATES) 1959 CHEVROLET. Blacayne In Your Home 4 door. 318 V8 engine, radio In Sanford Call WHY Buy aomeona elses trou­ k heater. $100. 322-8(91. SINGER bles Representative at 1950 FORD 11$ ton truck. WHY Go to the expense of a A lin's Fabrica k Ruga Runs good, good stake body. second used car 322-5713 $100. 312-4731. WHEN You can drive a brand SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC new Vespa for $5.00 Plymouth 1937 V-8 4-door Repossesed. Would Ilka re­ down and $4.50 per Hdlp., full power automa* sponsible party to take up week, and get up to •Ic, RAH, beautiful white payments of $9 per month IIS m .p.f. finish, new white wall Urea. on Slant-O-Mallc Automatic Excellent cond. $450. 322- Transmission guaranteed for Zl| Zag Sewing Machine. 8008. life. Guaranteed, Like New sew­ ing condition. CaU Collect '55 PONTIAC. Excellent run­ LEWIS SALES k SERVICE ning condition. Make offer. 251T Country Club Road 241-9387 evenings or 422322-7928 Corner 28th and Elm. 0932, Service Discount. AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 210 Magnolia 34. Articles For Sale Spinet piano, Wurlttzcr, full Trailer Hitch for 1958 and '59 V. A’ . Microbus or '62 keyboard, like new corn!., 1962 Chevrolet, $5.00 each. Chevrolet Pickup/Camper. with bench. Guarantee, $295. 322-0529 evenings. Both excellent. Ph. Apopka Ph. 322-9081. 866-4849 or Orlando 423-8111. 35. Articles Wanted SINGER Birthday Sale! © eg; Auto G lau, Tap* k Sea* Covers S4. Articles For Sale For Fast Results. '37 CHEVY, 6 cylinder, Good Will trade desirable building lots for 16’ or 18' Cabin condition. $450. Going in Cruiser. Ph. 322-1321, 1104 Service. Ph. 322-5803. W. 25th. '61 RENAULT Dauphinc, good running. Very reasonable. Gateway To The Waterway 323-0415. Hobson Sporting Goods $ Bank $ Repossessions 'S3 *88 '59 '81 *55 '59 '57 '58 '58 '55 '59 '58 *59 Cadillac, $587 bal, $32 Olds., $797 bal. $43 Rambler, $881 bal, $42 Chevrolet $597 bal, $31 Pontiac, $499 bal, $25 Ford- $514 bal, $27 Ply., $492 bal, $28 Chev., $818 bal. $33 Metro., $319 bal, $24 Mercury, $417 bal, $28 Hillman, $687 bal, $34 Rambler, $419 bal, $24 Ply., $681 bal, $3t mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. no. mo. mo. mo. mo. Your EV1NRUDE Dealer '59 Ford Convertible, .Mid­ 304-6-8 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-5961 night Blue, 352 Engine, A. T. Very sharp. $950. 2635 GLASSTRON Boat 16', wind­ Sanford Ave. shield, canvas top—almost new 85 np. Mercury. Gator 37. Boata • Motors tilt trailer. Skis and equip* ment. $1,500. 322-6718. 18' Runabout & motor. Real good boat. Both for $125. 3 6 . T ra ile rs • C abanaa 838-5604 . 241 Bay St., Longwood. 1-Wheel trailer chasla, good tires, $60 or make offer. 16' Plywood cabin cruiser, SO See at 2606 Country Club hp. Johnson, all electric, Road. and extras. Ph. 322-3165. 1962 HOMF.TTE. 53' x 10', 9 USED BOATS & motors. BR, Living room 14* x 19'. GUNS. New & Used. Large 322 8719. selection. Will trade, also repair. Tackle sold & re­ Apache Camping Trallera paired. Osteen Bridge Fish Cecil Sellers — 668-4818 Camp & Gun Shop. Clark St., Enterprise National REPOSSESSIONS. INC. 1012 Sanford Ave. Open til 9, 8 Days Week Phone 322-4503 ea. inert,, 32. Flowers • Shrubs GROW your own hydroponic tomatoes; in containers; some bearing. Grosser'* Hy­ droponic Farm, S. Sanford Ave. rk****J*OT**m----- ^ Gq m) ~ ’ "Well, h e 's a lw a y s a w a k * a t m a il tim e !” 34. A r tic le s For Bala BLOOMING Kosea on Chero­ READY MIX CONCRETE kee stock. All other kinds Patios, Floor, Free Estimates o f Nursery shrubbery and Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, trees. sand, cement, rock, pipe, Gray Shadowa Nursery steel, greaae trap*, dry 5 Mi. S. on Sanford Ave. wella. Stepping atones. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 33. Furniture 309 Elm Ave. 822-5751 Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought - Sold. Larry’s Mart 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. 3 4 . A r tlc la * For Sal# Mey Special. Ma chattel, Me, Army-Navy Surplus, 210 Seaford Ave. Local automobile dealers of­ fer their beat buy* la Herald d a aalfltd display ade. BETTER HURRY! Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Cash. SUPER TRADING POST. FA 2-0677. For the biggest selection of nearly new and used furni­ ture, see Noll's Furniture Brokerage In Casselberry on 17-92. Open 8 days 9 to 6. WANTED reuatne couple te take up monthly payments o f $13.50 ou S complete rooms of furniture. Cell TE 1-1511, Casselberry, col­ l i et. F R E E E S T IM A T E Upholstering k Mattress ren­ ovating. New k Used Furni­ ture. Call Nis Bedding Mfg. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. FA 2-2117. Only 48 Hours Left! Our 72 Hour New Car Sal* la In Full Swingl 20 New Cnra Muat Go Before We Close Our Doora Saturday. tVi’i U m f l Maks Your BEST CAR DEAL Now I TAKE A CHANCE ON YOUR NEXT CAR? LOOK FOR THIS SIGN BEFORE YOU B U Y . . . / FU R N IT U R E 8 COMPLETE ROOMS CHOOSE FROI N EW CARS Wai on Lay-a-Way at Budget Furn. Co. MUST on So. Orange Ave. Now can be seen at 298 Longwood Plaza Take up payments At only $12.80 per mo. Ph. 838-4583 Also 1 Bedroom Sulla Slightly damaged at $59.95 OVER 60 SOLD BRAND NEW • FORDS • FALCONS • THUNDERBIRDS This Weekend 34. Articles For Sale CYPRESS SIDING. Windows k doora. Cheap. See at Talma Hotel. 322 2506 after 6. 1963 PO N T IA C 72 HOUR SALE C O N TIN U ES B O N N EV ILLE Custom Safari, 6 Passenger Wagon Factory air conditioned, power steering, pow.r brakes, IONEY FOR SALE: One gal­ power eeat. Pontlac'a luxury wagon with very low miles. lon, $3.00. CaU 322-2960 af­ Wa sold It new I ter 5 p. m. FREE DELIV­ ERY WITHIN SANFORD CITY LIMITS. 1964 B U IC K Convertible Coupe £xtha Sp&dai! 1961 Rambler Classic 8tatioa Wagon. Factory Air Conditioned. 1959 Chevrolet Impala SEWING MACHINE REPOSSESSED SINGER V-8 Sedan. Fully automatic. Sews on buttons. Makes buttonholes, embroiders, m o n o g r ams, blind hem*, etc. All with­ 4-Door V-8. out attachments. Guaran­ teed. Like new. Sold new over $300. Balance due only $79.86 or $8.08 month. Call 4-Door V-8, power ateerlng — original. Collect for Free Home Trial 241-9588 Service Discount. 1959 Rambler Classic 1958 Plymouth Belvedere $1 per day rental for Electric Carpet Shampooer with pur­ chase of Blue Lustre. Carroll's Furniture. HERE’S A 1195 895 1962 RAMBLER AM BASSADO RE 1595 BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS Ph. 322-0231 * -T* 'V A i —t (IN ST O C K O N LY) • BANK RATE FINANCING Compare Our Monthly Payments! DRIVE A NEW ^4 6 4 Demonstrator1 (7 To Choose i 495 REAL VALUE! 301 w. lit st. NEW PRICES DRASTICALLY REDUCED! 6 95 Used Portable Typewriter*, 4-Door Powtr steering, power brakee, white like new, 30 day warranty. flniak that'* new. $28.50. $39.95. $47.50. Pow­ ell's Office Supply, 117 Mag­ nolia. 322 5842. few people in lovn look at raid Ada. Be sure your ilness la represented with a active advertisement!. DOWN PAYMENT! LeSABRE SINGER AUTOMATIC 964 Model. Fully Guaranteed. Monogram*, makes Button­ 2,306 m iles, power equipped with white leather bucket holes, Sews on Buttons k seats. Full new car warranty. For the young in heart at makes decorative stitches, a tremendous saving. $71.80 or pay $7.18 mo. No etc. Pay off balance of credit needed. Write Credit Manager, P. O. Box 147, Sanford, Fla. IEW Coldipot combination Refrigerator-Freezer. New Carrier upright freezer. As­ sume pymt*. 668-5646 after 5:30 p.m. i LOW, LOW From) Full New Car Ford Factory Warranty ST R IC K LA N D M O R R ISO N IN CO RPO RATED 308 E. First Street Ph. 322-1481 Sanford Winter Park MI 4-8916 All Demonstrators Have Been Discounted For This Sale! » �We'd like to say to all of you young couples of all and you lone wolves and wolverines too — ! who by your choice— your individual good taste— and your good business sense— selected and purchased our Chevrolets, Oldsmobiles and Cadillacs with such overwhelming enthusiasm that our sales here in April were an all-time record! You, by your interest, helped us prove you can TRADE AT H O M E - in Seminole County- and SA V E! Tell your friends we're convinced- we'll keep trading the same way! HOLLER M O T O R 3 2 2 - 0 711 2nd and Palmetto Avenue SALES 3 2 2 -0 8 6 1 Sanford 2505 S. Park Drive ♦ * �j- •' Record Vote Forecast For Seminole Tuesday e io<* “ The Clock” wonders why • couple hundred persons at tended the political rally at tha Civic Center last Thurs day evening. These people stood at the back of the hall, coffee cups in hand, and yakked so loud and long the interested persons couldn’t hear the candidates. Even when admonished several times by the emcee they con tinued their gossip in loud tones. And about 350-40j> more insulted the candidates for county commissioner of Dis­ trict 1 by getting up and walking out of the hall before the last three on the agenda had a chance to speak for themselves. • • • Now "The Clock” has new source of Jokes to pars along, from "The Pink Pill’ the house organ of the Semi nole Hospital Pink Ladies Like this one: "But darling haven’t I always given you my pay on the fiA t of the month?” "Y es, but you never told me you are paid twice a month." • • • • Pink Pills" of wisdom: wayward child can be straightened out by being bent over. • • • Note on the spindle: Trans portation to the polls in the Oviedo area Tuesday may be arranged by calling Mrs. J R. Battle at 365-3814 or Mra John Lundy at 365-3160. • • • Re that little vlngctte about the 117,000 brooch found in a loaned automobile here. One local businessman- supposed to know gems, took a look at it and said, "Costume jew elry." And a local Jeweler recognised it as valuable but could give no estimate of its true worth because of the size of the stones. • • • A fool and his money are aoon accepted Into the high est social circles. • • • -North Orlandoans have been burning up the telephone wires trying to learn the identity of the anonymous au thors of "The Informer." It la suggested they attend Tues day evening’s North Orlando Councilmeeting, . . that in­ formation may be divulged then. • • • A husband Is a man who has lost his liberty in the pursuit of happiness. • » • . No matter how you vote Tuesday . . . VOTE! I Polls open at 7 and close at 7. Over in Russia, so we are told, the people vote the straight (and only) ticket . . . if they want to be alive the next day. Sure way of having a 100 per cent turnout. And Secretary of State Tom Adams predicts only a 50 per cent turnout in Florida tomor­ row. • • • Florida frozen concentrate orange Juice was sampled by 25,000 visitors to the Scottish Food Exhibition in April at Glasgow, Scotland. The juice was served at the Florida Citrus Commission booth, one of several maintained by American farm commodity groups participating in the United States pavilion. • • • Interesting statistic: Pre cise cost of mail charges for a personally dictated business letter Is $1.981 1 Figure is a Chicago firm's analysis based on an cxccutive’a salary of only $125 per week and a stenographer at $70. Seems it would be cheaper lu telephone or telegraph. • • • "The Clock" hears a US. governmental agency is dick­ ering for office space in San­ ford. • • • That visiting Army officer assigned t-. Naval intelligence here last week reminds of the Army outfit over in Italy in WW II: Had a graduate of m o t o r c y c l e maintenance school assigned as a cook and a graduate of the cook and baker's school assigned to the motor pool. Jim Crowe wrote • letter to the editor end u*rd the word "deleterious." Jim says It mean* "injurious— like throw­ ing beer cans in the river. • e • VOTE . . TUESDAY , . VOTE T ' Seminole County is expected to top the state’s anticipated record high vote of 55 per cent of the registered voters in Tuesday’s party primary elec­ tion. This indication stems from the high number of absentee ballots, 350, already filed with Registrar Camilla Bruce. Seminole County has a total of 18,240 registered voters, an all-time high, Including 15,278 Democrats and 2.928 Repub­ licans. Other registered elec­ tors include two Prohibitionlits. Secretary of State Tom Adams, Florida's chief elec­ tion official, has predicted that 1.2 million of the state's registered 2.2 million voters will go to the polls Tuesday. Civil rights, an interesting Senate race and a strong field o f gubernatorial candidates are expected to draw the rec­ ord number of voters in the state. But Adams admitted that bad weather or some other unforeseen event on election day could knock his prediction into a cocked hat. Seminole County bars, as others throughout the state, EDITORIAL COMMENT will be closed until 7 p.m. Tuesday, The county's 23 polling places (listed elsewhere on this front page) will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tues­ day. All Seminole County elec­ tors will vote on the water conservation and control act. Seminole Republicans will vote for a candidate for gov­ ernor from among Ken Folks, H. B. Foster and Charles R. Holley. Seminole Democrats will vote for candidates for party nominations as follows: Polling Vote Tuesday! Places You've heard it before, hut because o f its importance we beg your pardon if we miund repetitious. You alone could decide the election for a candidate. Your one vote Tuesday is that vital. It's been proved before. Today you are looked up to by each candidate running for pub­ lic office. They have been doing all in their power to let you know their qualifications. Tues­ day you can't be undecided for your vote is that important. The most important thing you mny do this year is cast your ballot for the candidate of your choice. No matter what your choice mny be, The Herald sincerely urges you to VOTE TUESDAY. For Tuesday, you are King for a Day. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Water Control In 1961 a clamor arose in Seminole be­ cause County Commissioners did not have the authority for wuter control. A t that time, ns it is now, if your living room were two-feet deep in water the only legal assistance you could get from the Commission would be sympnthy. To combat this problem, the Commission set up an investigating committee which made recommendations that are included in the water control measure Seminole residents will vote on Tuesday. Further, in 1962 the Commission request­ ed 1II1FA funds to study water control. The re­ quest was denied bocuuse the Commission hud no authority to put a plan, based on the study, in effect. "First," they said, “ get your authori­ ty." ’ •• j ■ Ornnge County had the authority by vir­ tue o f action by its County Commission with­ out a vote o f the people. Seminole’s governing bonrd devised an act— identicul to that o f Or­ ange, except for two factors. First, the Seminole Commission wanted the E eople to vote on it, and, secondly, the Seminole ill hns no retroactive tax powers. A few have criticized the measure as hav­ ing powers too brond for the County Commis­ sion. True, there are brond powers in the first four pages o f the 45-page document. The rest o f tho bill specifically limits powers. Actually, the Commission’s powers under this act are not ns brond as it hns in many other areas, includ­ ing roads and bridges. It hns been charged that tho Commission would have unlimited power to float general obligation bonds. Thin, also, is true. Rut all bonds must be issued in accordance with Florida sta­ tutes and by a referendum vote o f freeholders. Basically the act will enable tho Commis­ sion to obtain federal funds for devising a mnster plan—something vitally needed. It’s on the bnllot now because the law specified that it should be put liefore the people on the first pri­ mary or general election. There enn be no gray nren in the mnttcr o f water control for Seminole County. It will cither be white or black. The Herald has studied this bill and finds that it is a good one and that it is needed. Also, we are convinced that five elected officials are not going to start digging cunals all over the county without n responsible plan and without tho authority o f people in speciul assess­ ment districts who will foot the bill for the projects from which they alone benefit. It will take at least 18 months to two years to devise a mnstcr plan. We believe the people have asked for this measure and that the Com­ mission has devised the best possible act. The Herald also commends the Commission and legislative delegation for including in the referendum the specific recommendations asked for by the Commission, including the right o f the people to vote on the meusure. After all, that’s tho democratic way. The Herald, there­ fore, urges the adoption of the proposed wuter control act on Tuesday. -ife Saving Classes Set J. D. Callahan Retires Here A eenior life saving course will get under way tonight st the Municipal Fool. Jack Horner will be Instructor for scries of classes at 7:30 m. on $(ondsys, Wednes­ days and Fridays of each week. Registration will be open through Wednesday night's class. John D. Callahan, of 835 East 20th Street, has retired after 34 years as raahler of Chase and Company. He joined the firm in Jack­ sonville in 1024, moved with it to Orlando In 1025 and again to Sanford in 1030. Asked what are his plans for retirement, he said; "I'm go­ ing to do nothing.” For U. S. senator—Spessard L. Holland and Bralley Odham. For governor — H a y d o n Rums, Fred Dickinson, Rn bert King High, Frederick B. Karl, Scott Kelly and John E. Mathews. For attorney general—Earl Falrcloth and James W. Kyncs. For public utilities commis­ sioner—Phillip S. Brewer and Edwin L. Mason. For state representative—S. J. Davis Jr. and Robert G. Petree. For tax collector—James P. Avery Jr., \V. It. Ellerbe, Troy Ray, Marjorie C. Shep­ ard, Rudy L. Sloan and Roy R. Wright Jr. For tax assessor—Richard E. McCanna and Mary Earle Walker, For county ju d ge— Karlyle Housholder and Harlan Tuck. For prosecuting attorney — Kenneth W. McIntosh and Thomas A. Speer. For superintendent of pub. lie instruction—It. T. Mllwce and Jim I’ igntt. For rnunty commissioner, District 1—Ha| Colbert, J. C. Hutchison, A. C. Smith Jr. and Edward Yarborough. For county commissioner, District 3 — George Bobrow, Ford Cavanaugh and W. Law­ rence Swofford. For county commissioner, District 5 - George W. Bell, Harry F. Cushing, John M. Fitzpatrick, Ruth II. Galla­ gher and J. O. Gregory. District Democrats only will vote for these party nomina­ tions: For constahle, District 4— Joe Raggcrly, R. E. Carroll, J. U. Lee, Charles M. Scott and Charlie Thomas. For justice of the peace, District 6—Linton L. Cox, A1 Davis, Raymond Morris and Bill M. York. For constable, District 6— Charles Fagan, Grady L. Hall, George W. Reek and Billy Joe Young. Where more than two candi­ dates are in a race the suc­ cessful nominee must receive 50 per cent plus one of the total votes cast for that of­ fice. Should any one candidate fail to rcccivo 50 per cent plus one of the total Vote, thrn the top two candidates will oppose each other in the second or runoff primary on May 26. General election will be held on Nov. 3. Robert Hoover, Re* publican, will oppose Davis or Petree for state representa­ tive. Guy Allen, Republican, will fare McCanna or Mrs. Walker for assessor. E. Popa Bassett, Republican, will run against Bobrow, Cavanaugh or Swofford for county com­ missioner from District 3. Jim Blrkenmeyer Jr., Demo­ crat, and Walter R. iloherg. Republican, will run for School Board member from District 3. Charles E. Kern, Republican, will oppose Cox, Davis, Morris or York for Jus­ tice of the peace for District 6. Sty? ^ an fn rii ijm ttfi • Zip Code 32771 J Seminole County's 23 poll­ WEATHER: Considerable cloudiness through Tuesday; high todny in 70s; low tonight in 60s. ing precincts will be open from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. Tues­ VOL. 56 United Press Leased W:re JbUbUshed IU08 MONDAY, MAY 4, 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 182 day, as follows: 1— Seminole Junior High School. 2— Scout Building, L a k e Monroe. 3— H o m e Demonstration Building, 23lh Street. 4— Altamonte Springs Fire House. PARIS (UPI) — President 6— Otiedo Town Hall. Charles de Gaulle returned to By United Press International his local rival. Mayor Haydon price-fixing. 1/ any member 6— G e n e v a Community Three of tha seven youths a heavy work schedule today Florida'a candidates f o r Burns, is taking credit for of my commission votes to fix House. who admitted breaking and for tbe first time since his governor roamed the stale to* everything that happened in retail prices on milk. I'll Im­ 7— Old School House, Chilloperation. entering an area achool wera day, hopping from one big vot­ Jacksonville, mediately fire him.” uota. placed on strict, indefinite ing renter to another in a fin­ "But when Haydon dug the On Sunday the candidates 8— Goldenrod C o m munlty al thrust for a berth in the St. Johns niver through here, had little rest. In hectic cam­ probation this morning by House. (U PI) - runoff after Tucsdiy'a first lie gut a little mixed up and paigns the candidates hustled 9— Longwood Town Hall. WASHINGTON Juvenila Court Judga Vernon ran it under the Mathews in and nut of town* In an ef­ to— Lake Mary Fire House. For the 1961 college graduate primary ejection. Mita. Not even a night cut to two bridge,” Mathews told the lo­ fort to meet as many voters It— Altamonte S p r l n g a job prospects are better In The other four ara in tha nearly all fields as the econ­ cal crowd of supporters. They as possible before Tuesday's hours sleep and badly-dam­ Community House. county jail awaiting transprimary, 12— I'ervls Heal Estate Of­ omy show* "growing pro­ aged voral rorils could atop roared with laughter. mises” for the year ahead. Sen. John Mathews Jr. of Sen. Scott Kelly, in a state­ Kelly flew from Lakeland to portation to the Florida In­ fice, F'oreat City. Jacksonville from an all-out ment issued before leaving his the Tampa area. Rep. Fred dustrial School for Boya. 13— !,ongwood Elementary campaign finale. All seven were nabbed hometown of Lakeland for a Karl and Miami Mayor Ro­ School. After a 4 a.m. arrival in final day of campaigning in bert King High talked to vot­ •hortly after they entered (UPI) 14— Lyman High S c h o o l WASHINGTON Sen. J. William Fulbright, ( 17- Jacksonville front Pensacola, Palm Beach county, said ers throughout the Southeast the South Seminole Junior Gym. High School, ransacking sev* 15— Shrine Club, 104 SouthArk.), left for Europe today where he appeared on telcvia. there would be no retail price- Florida area. Fred Dickinson was at eral offices, taking six trancarrying a special message to ion and shook hands with fac­ fixing on milk if lie is elected. Lee Avenue, He said one of Ills first acta home In West Palm Beach alitor radios and a taps re­ 16— Florida Tower Lounge,the Greek and Turkish gov­ tory worker!, Mathews mixed humor and earnestness in an would be to ask the legislature where he addressed a large corder. ernments urging them to end Bear Lake. rally. Jacksonville Mayor The Judge ordered the three 17— Caaselbcrry Fire House. their bitter strife over Cyprus. appeal to campaign workers to revoke retail price-fixing at a breakfast in Jacksonville. authority of the commission Haydon Bums appeared to ba boya arraigned today to pay 18— F’srmers Auction MarkHe said ho listened to the and "if Ihc legislature fails tu shifting his campaign to a a proportionate ahara o f tha et. Highway 17-92. race for the May 26 runoff, damages estimated at $236, 19— Seminole High School PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - car radio between stops and do il, (lien I will appoint only Dickinson moved Into Dade Tha money, he lnalited,‘<must "I never heard such campaign those persons to the commie Civil rights demonstrations Gym. gibberish, silly jinnies and rion wha alii pledge in writ­ and Broward counties today coma irem work- performed 20— Upssla Church Educa­will be staged;at the topthnt:bat ing that Jhev, jppose retail where be will windup the II- by the boya. n.g convention^ f t Wiv Re m i!*>lalm s." if* tional Balm In*. week campaign that covered Strict terms o f tha proba­ publican and Democratic par 21— 111 French Avenue. the stato's 67 counties. tion were apellcd out this 22— Home Food Service, 401lies- according lo the Con­ Scott Kelly told supporters morning by Judge Miso who gress of Racial Flquallty West 13th Street. he will have an "overwhelm warned the youths they would 23— Prairie L a k e Legion(CORE). Ing majority of the votes” "definitely" ba sant to tha HalL Tuesday. Industrial school should they Karl, In .Miami, said he violate tha terms. BAKERSFIELD. Calif. would continue discussing all Ilia boys' parents or cle$a (UIH) — Sen. Harry Goldwa isauci up to the last minute friends wera in tha judge's ter has another feather in his and would not allow (he race WASHINGTON (UPI) — piesidrntial primary will be to degenerate into a name chambers this morning. California pre • primary cap today—the unanimous en Voters In six states go to the held May 26. calling contest on the last dorsement of the conserva­ polls Tursiluy in primary Other primaries will he day. Burglars hnd a "Held day" tive United Republicans of elections, with most interest held later tills month ill Ne­ Burns' supporters are so centered on Ahihatnn Gov. braska, West Virginia, Ore­ In Sanford over the weekend, California (UROC). confident of victory Tuesday George C. Wallace's president­ gon, Maryland, Kentueky and they have begun seeking although not obtaining too ial test ill Indiana. North Carolina. NEW YORK (U P I)— Potlea much for their efforts, it was backing from supporters of A rigid-to work issue In The District of Columbia other candidates with an eye sought today to link the un­ NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. — reported today by Police Chief solved alayinga of two white ( UPI) A toen-ager George Oklahoinu slimed attention also will hold a primary Tues­ to the runoff election. Roy Williams, as follows: Goldsboro School, nothing 1-awrcnce, 15, was in satis' with the Indiana eolitest. The day to elect delegates to the High continued hla fight men In Harlem to a racist taken; Plnecrest School, noth­ factory condition today In four other stall* balloting national political convention* against Uie big interests, gang of young Negro hood­ ing taken; New York beer Greater Niagara General Hos Tuesday ate Alabama, Flor­ this summer. However, lio wlio spend hundreds of thou­ lums. Evidenea Indicates the gang garden, 1301 W e s t 13th pital after he plummeted 100 ida, New Mexico, ami Ohio. presidential candidal* la in­ sands of dollars during (he Tuesday's primary in Flor­ volved. Street, between $80 and $70 feet onto shale rock in the final days o f the governor's w i i formed in recent months N'igara River gorgo Sunday. ida is for atuto and rongieaTho primaries usher In a campaign to elect (heir fav­ and had dedicated itself to at­ from a Juko box. aiunal offices. Tbo state's month of heavy politicking in orite candidate. These can­ tacking whites in the largely State Produce Company, which 12 states will vote for didates spend $7,000 a day. Negro area for reasons o f race 1300 French Avenue, checks, GENEVA (U PI)—The Ken­ real or phantom candidates It would take a citizen earning alone. stamps, papers ami three for the presidency and for $1.25 an hour, tha minimum One o f the murdered men hams taken; George DcMat- nedy round of tariff talks candidate* for state offices I advocate, three years to was a missionary, tha other • tio grocery, 1506 West 13th opened Unlay witli a pledge from President Johnson that and Congrcas. earn that much." fruit peddler. Street, some rliunge stolen, The Republican schedule I)r. Stanley - Parker office, the United States will do it* list* nine states choosing na­ 209 Ssn Carlos Avenue, silver utmost U) reduce harrier* to letter opener; Dr. Eli White, international trade for the A Bookartown Negro, Eddie tional convention delegates in 302 San Marcos Avenue, noth­ benefit of all nations. Lee Smith, 19, will answer to May at state conventions, in­ ing, and Dr. C. F. Brooke charges o f armed robbery and cluding fuur tills weekend and Smith, 302 San Marco* Ave­ breaking and entering before others to come In Wyoming, VIENNA (U PI) - Heavily Justice o f the Peace Hugh Michigan, Vermont, Alaska nue, $79 taken. armed Czech security forces Duncan this afternoon. and Mississippi. and police chased young Constable Bob Carroll ar­ anli • Communist demonstra rested Smith early Suturday in tors with police dogs during a Bookertown bar after Mrs. May Day riots in Prague, E. S. Gardner had been robbed Western eyewitnesses report in her grocery at Laku Mon­ Application o f a group of ed today. roe. Kenneth W. area businessmen for a chart­ Carroll suld a thief broke er to organize tha First Na­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) into Mis. Gardner's adjoining tional llnnk of Seminole Coun­ apartment, forced her at gun Ray and Washington countiea ty hna been rejected, it was point into the grocery and [wet® •dded today to counties learned today. made o ff with between $100 whlrh S «r e U r y of State Congressman A. S. Herlong JACKSONVILLE ( UPI) - and $160 and a revolver. Tom Adams will send deput­ Jr. telephoned The Herald this From the description sup­ ies to waten Tuesday's bal­ morning that the chief na­ A mother of five children was killed and her husband plied by Mr*. Gardner, Carroll loting for any sign of irregu­ tional bank examiner for the critically injured when their ■aid he atersted Smith 45 min­ larities. U. 8. comptroller of currency car collided with a train near utes later in the bar. The con­ Adams said he was request­ reported he had denied the ap­ here early today. stable said lie recovered Mrs. ed to send the observers by plication. No reason was given Killed was Mrs. Joseph Gardner's wallet from Smith’s candidates whom he identified for the rejection. Noreskl- 29, of Jacksonville. shoe. as a Mr. Thurmond, running Joseph K'oreskl, 39, was in for sheriff in Washington FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY critical condition at a hospi­ County and a Mr. Hodges, WASHINGTON (U PI) - tal. candidate for supervisor of SAIGON, South Viet /(am registration in Bay County. The Supreme Court let stand Investigators said the car today a Jacksonville court struck the engine of an At­ (U PI) — A u t h o r i t i e s enforc­ Ada mi previously had as­ order that Duval county pub­ lantic Coait Line train at ed the tightest possible secur­ signed deputies to Nassau, lic school teachers and ad­ 12th Street and Lane Avenue. ity measures In Saigon i#iiay Clay, Santa Rosa and Mon­ SEMINOLE COUNTY ministrators must be assign­ The couple was thrown from to block the increasingly bold roe counties, also at the re­ ed without racial considera­ the tar, which ended in a terror tactics of Communist quest of candidates or Demo­ Fd. Pol. Adv. tions. ditch 50 feet away. guerrillas. cratic officials. mwA... 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